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Contents Incredible Charts Stock Chart Demo Demo of Incredible Charts: Premium Stock Charts with data for ASX, NASDAQ, NYSE, TSX, LSE and Forex. Amazing insight from proprietary indicators and powerful stock screens.
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About Us Incredible Charts was started by two brothers: Robin Twiggs, a Pascal/Delphi programmer; and Colin Twiggs, a chartered accountant with a background in investment banking.
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Education Technical Analysis Technical analysis is founded on three basic tenets from Dow Theory, underpinned by the concept of support and resistance..
Dow Theory Trends Dow Theory lays out the basic principles of technical analysis, identifying trend changes and bull and bear markets.
Chart Patterns Chart Patterns are formed by support and resistance levels and by trend lines.
Candlestick Patterns Candlestick chart signals that may not be apparent on a normal bar chart.
Trading Strategy Know what to trade, what direction to trade, how to trade, when to trade, how much to trade, your costs, your time frame, and when to quit.
Stock Screener The Stock Screener is used to identify securities that warrant further analysis. Filters include Price, Volume, Moving Averages, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Directional Movement, RSI, Stochastic, and many others.
Investing Active investors combine fundamental and technical analysis, moving in and out of the market in accordance with the phases of the business cycle.
Economy Interest rates, yield curves, central banks such as the US Federal Reserve, inflation, gold, and crude oil.
Technical Indicators Indicators: A Guide When using indicators, it pays to understand their strengths and weaknesses.
Indicators A ~ Z Alphabetical listing of Incredible Charts indicators.
Trend Indicators Trend indicators measure trend direction. Moving averages, Directional Movement and MACD are three of the most popular trend indicators.
Momentum Indicators Momentum, Rate of Change, Relative Strength and Stochastic are the most popular momentum oscillators, fluctuating between overbought and oversold levels.
Volatility Volatility is a statistical measure of risk called the coefficient of variation.
Money Management Money Management Money management is designed to protect your capital from drawdowns. Capital preservation should be your #1 priority.
The 2% Rule Don't risk a large percentage of your capital on a single trade. Follow the 2% Rule.
Stop Loss Orders Stop Loss Orders Stop loss orders are limits set by traders at which they will automatically enter or exit trades.
Setting Stop Loss Orders Base your stops on technical levels otherwise they will cost you money. Arbitrary levels are liable to be breached by the normal cycle.
Adjusting Stop Loss Orders Lock in your profits and ride the trend, avoiding shake-outs by minor corrections.
Maximum Acceptable Loss An objective formula used to assess the risk associated with each trade.
Trailing Stop Loss Orders A powerful formula for limiting losses, protecting profits and avoiding false signals.
Trailing Percentage Stops Trailing Percentage Stops work with a ratchet effect, trailing price movements by a set percentage.