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MACD exponential smoothing moving average
ARBR emotion index
RSI relative strength indicator introduction
MAVOL trading volume average
DMA parallel line difference
EMV simple fluctuation indicator introduction
MA moving average
BOLL bollinger line
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SAR stop-loss point steering index
WMSR William index
BIAS deviation rate
CR energy index
CCI Commodity Channel Index
PSY Psychological Line
VR Volume Ratio
OSC Oscillator
TDS 9 Tom Demark Sequential 9
Tom Demark Sequential 9 (TDS 9) is a technical indicator that helps identify a possible trend change. Specifically, if 9 consecutive candles close higher than the previous four, a reversal or correction in a stock's trend is possible.
· When a stock price meets certain trigger conditions for 9 consecutive days, a series of numbers (1–9) will be displayed above or below the candlesticks in order.
· If the conditions are met for 6 consecutive days, a series of numbers (1–6) will appear. If they’re still met on the 7th day, number 7 will be displayed; if not, the previous 6 numbers will disappear.
· Similarly, if the conditions are met on the 9th day, a 9-candle pattern will be generated;
· If not, the previous 8 numbers will disappear.
· In the end, a rising or falling 9-candle pattern forms with numbers displayed above or below the candlesticks, respectively.
The core function of TDS 9 is to help us identify trading opportunities by buying at the potential bottom and selling at the potential top.
· When a rising 9-candle pattern emerges on the chart, the stock price may have downside reversals, indicating that you may need to trim positions.
· In contrast, a falling 9-candle pattern suggests that the price may rebound soon. This can indicate an opportunity to open or increase positions.
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