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Indicators

Technical indicators are mathematical calculations that can help you predict the price movements of an asset. These calculations evaluate an asset from multiple angles and can become a really powerful tool, providing valuable insights and helping you step up your trading strategies.

There are dozens of indicators you can use, but they are usually divided into groups by the type of information they provide. Some indicators may provide multiple sets of information and can therefore belong to more than one group.

In this site, we’ve grouped indicators into 4 main types and briefly explain how each group helps traders identify trading opportunities.

Trend Indicators

Momentum Indicators

Volatility Indicators

Volume Indicators

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