Different indicators are used to identify various price behavior. One who understands price behavior is able to know future price direction. The more you know how to use these indicators, the more you understand about price behavior. But beware, knowing too many without proper application can cause a lot of confusion. Below are some major indicators that are commonly used. In this workshop we will show you how these indicators are used to understand the various price behavior and most importantly, how it is practically applied in a real market.
Elliot Wave and Fibonacci
Learn how markets really move. “Elliott Wave” tells it best.
Discover how Elliott Wave and Fibonacci are an unbeatable combination to help you become a consistent market winner.
Elliott Wave and Fibonacci master Don Schellenberg will reveal:
- How and why Elliott Wave works
- The simplest and most powerful parts of Elliott Wave
- The Fibonacci Ratios you really need to know.
Candlesticks
The Japanese Candlesticks is an age-old tool first used by the Japanese in the 17th century and the usage has grown exponentially in the 20th century with every charting program having this methodology. The Candlesticks are great in identifying price behaviors in the very short time frame, therefore making it a leading indicator. The Candlesticks are commonly used to identify price reversals or continuation patterns.
You will learn how candlesticks can be used to identify good trading opportunities.
Moving Averages
This indicator is used to understand the most important price behavior – the price trend. You will learn how to apply moving averages in different time frames to identify short, medium and long term trends, and to understand the relationship between the different trends. You will also learn how moving averages are used to provide trading signals.
Bollinger Bands
Developed by John Bollinger, the indicator aims to identify price volatility. Price tends to strongly move into a direction when the price volatility contracts. By using the Bollinger Bands, the trader can identify when price volatility contracts and get ready for an explosive move. Apart from learning how to identify and understand price volatility, you will also learn how to practically use the Bollinger Bands to identify trading opportunities.
MACD
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a very popular indicator because it is a multi-purpose indicator that identifies price trend, price momentum and price reversals. Therefore, you can understand more price behaviors by using just one indicator. You will learn how to use the MACD and practically apply it to make trading decisions.
Stochastic
The Stochastic is an oscillator that identifies whether price is relatively high or low. This is an important indicator to those traders and investors who likes to buy when price is low and sell when it is high. You will learn how to use this indicator to also identify the right time to trade when price is relatively low or high.
