Get to grips with the Bollinger Bands strategy for trading. Explore its history, understanding, Python and Excel implementations, and response to market volatility.
Explore the Average True Range (ATR), essential for traders. Learn how it gauges market shifts, aids in setting stop-loss levels, coding it, and why fundamentals are key for trading it effectively.
Learn about Keltner Channels in this guide covering origins, strategies, comparisons with Bollinger Bands, and coding tips. Understand this valuable tool for market analysis, with insights on trading signals and Python implementation.
Understand the Klinger Volume Oscillator (KVO), a vital trading tool that combines volume and price data. This guide covers the origins, mathematical construction, usage, pros and cons of the KVO, and provides a Python code example to implement it.
Examine the MACD indicator and its powerful application in trading through MACD divergence. Identify trend reversals, calculate the MACD line and histogram, implement a MACD strategy and code it in Python.
Explore the On Balance Volume (OBV) indicator and OBV divergence in trading. Learn its origins, structure, applications, and how to chart it using Python.
Learn how to implement and interpret the Moving Linear Regression R Squared (MLRR2) indicator in Python for trading. This post also explains how to use MLRR2 with the Congestion Count indicator.
Explore the Moving Linear Regression Indicator: a powerful tool that tracks market trends using the least squares technique. Understand its mathematical framework, implementation in Python, and practical trading applications.
Check out our guide on FX derivatives, looking at the different types such as forward contracts, futures contracts, options, swaps, and CFDs. Understand their use cases, associated risks, and how to trade them.
Explore our comprehensive guide on the Parabolic SAR strategy for trading. Dive into its mathematical origins, pros, cons, and real-world applications. Get started with our step-by-step Parabolic SAR Python tutorial.