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How to Use Technical Indicators for Trading?
A variety of technical indicators are widely used to generate trading signals by traders, including moving average and relative strength indexes. A wide range of technical indicators is used to predict the price movement of security daily traders.

Through this blog, learn the basics of technical indicators and the difference between technical and fundamental analysis. Get started with your trading strategy using popular indicators like RSI and Ichimoku cloud.

Difference between Quants and Technical Analysts
Quants and technical analysts are the two sides of the same coin. Since both technical analysts and quants work for the algorithmic trading practice, they are interconnected yet perform individually. By finding out how each works individually, you can better learn the importance of each and how the fusion can be useful.

This is your informative guide to Quants and Technical Analysts, their differences & similarities, and the combined power of quants & technical analysts.

Build Technical Indicators in Python
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A technical Indicator is essentially a mathematical representation based on data sets such as price (high, low, open, close, etc.) or volume of security to forecast price trends.

Technical indicators in Python have become the core concept for every algorithmic trader. The analysis and determination of the price's direction of movement use a variety of technical indicators. Learn to develop the greatest technical indicators that technical analysts use to analyse the price movement.

Head And Shoulders Pattern
The Head and Shoulders pattern is widely known. A source of information to take into account for the technical analysis patterns is the library of patterns by Bulkowski, who defines them strictly and has characterised them statistically.

In this post, you will review the well-known technical analysis pattern called “Head and Shoulders”, and we will analyse the trading rules that allow us to take advantage of this price configuration to take a position in the market.

RSI Indicator: Stocks, Formula, Calculation and Strategies
RSI is a crucial tool in a trader's toolbox because it helps to make better decisions in timing the market. It is considered a reliable technical signal that can be applied to market analysis. RSI tells us how well the stock is performing (or not) by itself.

This article will explain the RSI indicator, demonstrate how to calculate it, and examine a few trading techniques that can be used with it. A must-read article!

Ichimoku Cloud and Trading Strategy
The Ichimoku cloud indicator is a technical indicator that involves calculating five lines of short to the medium duration on the high, low, and close of a security’s prices and plotting an area, between two of these five lines, better known as Ichimoku cloud. To improve decision-making and provide more precise plots, the Ichimoku cloud indicator, which generates buy and sell trading signals, is typically plotted alongside trading candlestick patterns.

Complete with a trading technique and downloadable code, this excellent read will teach you everything there is to know about the Ichimoku Cloud.

Trading Index (TRIN): Formula, Calculation & Strategy with Example in Python
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In 1967, Richard W. Arms, Jr. invented the TRIN index to assess the market's strength and measure the relationship between market supply and demand.

Today, the TRIN index is successfully used to find out market sentiment. Moreover, future price movements are indicated by TRIN since it generates overbought and oversold levels to find out when the price index may change direction. Explore trading with the help of TRIN and its applications. This article will give you thorough information about this oscillator.

VWAP Strategy: Calculation, Uses, and Limitations
What is VWAP? And Why do Hedge firms, Retail traders and Intraday traders use to guide their decision-making?

In this blog, we will understand the VWAP, how to calculate it with an example, and also how to use it. Along the way, we'll also evaluate its benefits and drawbacks in comparison to another indicator such as the moving average.

Price Action Trading Concepts
Price action trading methodology is very popular among the ever-growing trading community. Price action trading strategies are frequently used by both individual and institutional traders to forecast and examine the price movements of financial assets.

This article will provide you with a comprehensive introduction to price action trading concepts and teach you how to spot key price action patterns in real charts.

Trading with low ADX & other Momentum Indicators
What would you do when a slowing momentum starts to display some strength?

EPATian Vijayabhasker Iyer explains how you can trade with low ADX, and other momentum indicators, in his EPAT project. He shares a technical strategy deployed to capture short-term potential price moves.

The complete data files and python code used in this project are also available in a downloadable format at the end of the article.

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