The Relative Strength Indicator, abbreviated RSI, is probably the most popular trading indicator. It’s mentioned in almost endless posts and articles on the internet. To our knowledge, the standard default setting of 14 days is mostly used. But does the default setting of 14 days work? Can we debunk this setting as faulty? Let’s find…
Cryptocurrency trading has become increasingly popular in recent years, and Bitcoin, as the pioneer and most widely recognized digital currency, is at the forefront of this seemingly financial revolution. Traders are constantly seeking strategies to capitalize on the volatility of Bitcoin’s price, and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is one that immediately comes up…
The Internal Bar Strength indicator (IBS) has worked remarkably well for over two decades. We can only guess why, but the stock market has been highly mean-reverting during this period, and this has, of course, given the IBS a nice tailwind. IBS is simply an indicator where you buy on weakness and sell on strength,…
The ATR indicator is useful on its own and can be used to develop an Average True Range trading strategy. The Average True Range (ATR) was developed by Welles Wilder in the 1970s. In his famous book called New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, published in 1978, Wilder also published the RSI and the ADX…
Williams %R was developed by the famous trader and tax rebellion Larry Williams, who has given names to several technical indicators. Last week we wrote about the WilliamsVixFix indicator, and today we are explaining the Williams %R trading strategy and how to calculate and use the indicator. Williams %R does work. In this article, we…
