The Klinger Oscillator | Indicator Series
The Klinger volume oscillator (KVO) was developed by Stephen Klinger who has been in the securities industry since 1985. The Klinger oscillator’s purpose is to predict price reversals by comparing …
The Klinger volume oscillator (KVO) was developed by Stephen Klinger who has been in the securities industry since 1985. The Klinger oscillator’s purpose is to predict price reversals by comparing …
A normal or Gaussian distribution is a statistical function that expresses all the possible values and probabilities that a random variable can occur within a given range. The problem is …
A momentum oscillator measures the amount and speed a stock or security’s price has changed over a certain period of time. Usually, trading strategies are not based on momentum oscillators …
Momentum indicators determine the strength or weakness of a stock’s price. They measure the rate of the rise and fall in stock prices. It compares the most recent closing price …
The Woodies CCI indicator gets its name from the founder, Ken Woods, an independent trader. A Commodity Channel Index (CCI) indicator compares the current price with the average price …
The accumulation/distribution indicator is a measure of a stock that focuses on how much volume is being bought (accumulated) and sold (distributed) and at what price over time. If traders …
Volume Profile is a technical indicator that is used to determine significant price levels based on trading volume that may act as support or resistance. Volume Profile takes into account …
The Percent Price Oscillator, or PPO, is a great tool for putting a variety of Moving Average information into one place, into data that is easy and straightforward to understand. …
Average True Range (ATR) is a technical indicator commonly used to measure the volatility of a trading asset. ATR is not a predictive indicator, as its purpose is to indicate …
Money Flow Index (MFI) is a technical oscillator created by Gene Quong and Avrum Soudack that uses price and volume to gauge the overbought and oversold conditions of a trading asset. It’s very similar to the …