Simple Moving Average
A transparent average that helps frame direction and dynamic structure.
Open a guide and follow the indicator alongside price. We explain what its lines mean, what a cross really tells you, which different tool to combine it with and where it fits inside a complete method.
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A transparent average that helps frame direction and dynamic structure.
A moving average that responds more quickly by weighting recent prices more heavily.
Compares a fast and slow EMA on three selected timeframes without reading an unfinished higher-timeframe candle.
A linearly weighted average that emphasises the newest observations.
Tracks the relationship between two exponential averages and its own signal line.
Measures the balance of recent gains and losses on a bounded scale.
Locates the close within the recent high-low range.
Measures recent range expansion without predicting direction.
Separates estimated trend strength from directional pressure.
Frames an average with bands based on recent standard deviation.
Places ATR-based envelopes around an exponential average.
Plots the highest high and lowest low over a chosen lookback.
Combines trend, momentum and projected support or resistance in one framework.
Measures how far typical price sits from its recent statistical average.
Shows the close's position inside the recent range on a negative scale.
An accelerating trailing reference designed for persistent moves.
Creates a directional state from ATR-based bands.
Calculates repeatable session reference levels from prior price data.
Plots the high, low and close of the immediately preceding completed broker day and week.
Tracks the running high, midpoint and low of a user-defined broker-time session, including sessions that cross midnight.
Maps proportional retracement levels between two selected swing points.
Quantifies the dispersion of recent prices around their average.
Expresses price change over a fixed lookback as a percentage.
Compares current price with price a fixed number of periods ago.
Compares short and long averages of median price around a zero line.
Measures how recently a lookback's highest high and lowest low occurred.
Marks local five-bar highs and lows after the pattern is complete.
Accumulates volume according to whether price closes up or down.
Combines typical price and volume in an RSI-like oscillator.
Benchmarks price against a volume-weighted average over a defined session.
Compares close-open movement with the high-low range and smooths the result.
Removes a displaced moving average to highlight shorter cycles.
Expresses distance from a rolling mean in units of rolling standard deviation.