Indicator

Variations Abound We’ve talked about “kissing cousins” before.  Those are indicators which are somewhat related but do different things.  We’ve got something along those veins with an indicator that gets its beginnings from the TSI (True Strength Index), an item we looked at this past August.  That being the case, let’s dive into the gene ... Read more

Modernization Modernizing anything is generally accepted as making older…well, better.  Most things around us such as communications, transportation, and industry largely share that notion, although there are a few things which haven’t moved well through time.  We’re going to see if the old Directional Movement Index (DMI) passes muster as something more contemporary. Primus   ... Read more

Cousins Can Be Helpful If you have a moderately extended family, then there’s a good chance you’ve got a cousin.  Whether it’s the cousin that makes your family proud, cringe, or just occupies a space on the family tree, we’re hoping this cousin of the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has something to raise the family ... Read more

The Roof…The Roof We had a flashback to that old ‘84 song about a burning roof…so of course, there was a lot of humming while working on this blog.  Thankfully, this roof isn’t that roof and hopefully our guy Mr. Ehlers will provide yet again, another wonderfully sharp tool for the toolbox. Versions We found ... Read more

What’s In a Name All jokes aside, this is a really weird name for an indicator.  Maybe that’s what caught our eye.  We immediately reverted to middle school humor, cycling through various sophomoric jokes, innuendo, and general chuckling.  Once the noise died down, and we shook off the hilarity, we figured, why not?  Let’s see ... Read more