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RMO as a Confirmation Indicator

Trend idenfying indicator with multiple possibilities to be used as a zero cross or two lines cross.

A Trend-Following Sidekick If technical indicators were characters in a movie, the Rahul Mohindar Oscillator (RMO) would be the calm, thoughtful detective—not the overexcited rookie chasing every clue. Designed by Rahul Mohindar, a prominent Indian trader, technical analyst, and director of Viratech Software, the RMO helps traders identify the dominant market trend, measure momentum, and ... Read more

R-Squared as a Confirmation Indicator

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Two lines cross below chart trend indicator.

Back on Track After a lot of lab hours and many days working to get our first paid indicator to market, we’re back in the free lane with one for the profile series. Mind you, we are currently knee deep creating new and improved trading products for you magnificent traders, so be sure to keep ... Read more

Early Trend Detection Index (ETDI) as a Confirmation Indicator

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Well, Hello… Whether you came here from a digital stroll through the internet, a recommendation from a friend, or you're a known friend...we welcome you. Here, you’ll find an abundance of resources, and specifically in this blog a very special product worth reading into. If you’re not familiar with our way of trading or what ... Read more

Market Meanness Index (MMI) as a Confirmation Indicator

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Market Meanness Index as a volume indicator to determine if enough interest is in the market for a trade.

Market Behavior We’ve talked about this in the past, but it bears mentioning again. Markets generally exhibit a handful of behaviors. Mind you, we’re not talking about the four stages; accumulation, markup, distribution, and markdown. Those generally apply to securities, like stocks and commodities. We’re referring to the state of the market. They are, in ... Read more

Normalized Finite Volume Element as a Confirmation Indicator

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Normalized version of Finite Volume Element. Two lines cross for trend identification.

Normal/Abnormal Sometimes it pays to take a second look at an indicator. We decided to revisit the Finite Volume Element indicator from Markos Katsanos we did a few weeks ago and check out the “Normalized” version. A funny thing came to mind. It’s old, but anybody who’s been around for a bit might remember this ... Read more