Price indicators

           Relative St rength Index (RSI): The RSI measures t he rat io of up-moves t o down-moves and normalizes t he calculat ion, so t hat  t he index is expressed in a range of 0-100. If t he RSI is 70 or great er, t hen t he inst rument is assumed t o be overbought (a sit uat ion in which prices have  risen  more  t han  market expect at ions). An RSI of 30 or less is t aken as a signal t hat t he inst rument may be oversold (a sit uat ion in which prices have fallen more t han  t he  market expect at ions).
St ochast ic oscillat or: This is used t o indicat e overbought / oversold condit ions on  a  scale  of  0-100%.  The  indicat or  is based  on  t he  observat ion  t hat  in  a st rong up-t rend,  period closing prices t end t o concent rat e in t he higher  part of t he period's range. Conversely, as prices fall in a st rong down-t rend, closing prices t end t o be near t he ext reme low of t he period range.  St ochast ic calculat ions produce t wo l ines, %K and %D, t hat are  used  t o  indicat e overbought / oversold  areas  of   a  chart .   Divergence  bet ween  t he  st ochast ic l ines  and  t he  price  act ion  of   t he  underlying  inst rument   gives  a  powerful t rading signal.

Charts and diagrams

Forex  chart s are  based  on  market  act ion  involving  price.  Chart s are  maj or t ools in Forex t rading. There are many kinds of chart s, each of which helps t o visually analyze market condit ions, assess and creat e forecast s, and ident if y behavior pat t erns.
Most chart s present t he behavior of currency exchange rat es over t ime. Rat es (prices) are measured on t he vert ical axis and t ime is shown of t he horizont al axis.
Chart s are used by bot h t echnical and fundament al analyst s. The t echnical analyst analyzes t he “ micro” movement s, t rying t o  mat ch  t he  act ual occurrence wit h known pat t erns. The fundament al analyst t ries  t o  f ind correlat ion bet ween t he t rend seen  on  t he  chart  and  “ macro”  event s occurring parallel t o t hat (polit ical and ot hers).
What is an appropriat e t ime scale t o use on a chart ?
It depends on t he t rader’ s st rat egy. The short -range invest or  would probably select a day chart (unit s of hours, minut es), where  t he  medium  and  long- range invest or would use t he weekly or mont hly chart s. High resolut ion chart s (e. g. – minut es and seconds) may show “ noise” , meaning t hat wit h f ine det ails in view, it is somet imes harder t o see t he overall t rend.
The maj or t ypes of chart s:

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