Advanced Technical Analysis (Legal Compliant)

What is This Platform?

This is a professional-grade technical analysis platform featuring 40+ institutional-level indicators used by hedge funds, prop traders, and Wall Street analysts.

40+ Available Indicators

Momentum Oscillators (8)

• RSI - Relative Strength Index
• MACD - Moving Average Convergence Divergence
• Stochastic Oscillator
• Williams %R
• MFI - Money Flow Index
• CCI - Commodity Channel Index
• Ultimate Oscillator
• ROC - Rate of Change

Trend Indicators (7)

• Ichimoku Cloud
• ADX - Average Directional Index
• Parabolic SAR
• Aroon Indicator
• Moving Averages (SMA 20/50/200, EMA 9/21)
• Linear Regression Channel

Volatility & Channels (4)

• Bollinger Bands
• Keltner Channels
• Donchian Channels
• ATR - Average True Range

Volume Analysis (5)

• OBV - On-Balance Volume
• CMF - Chaikin Money Flow
• VWAP - Volume Weighted Average Price
• Volume Profile
• Elder Ray Index (Bull/Bear Power)

Support/Resistance & Patterns (5)

• Fibonacci Retracements
• Pivot Points (Standard, Fibonacci, Camarilla)
• Automatic Support/Resistance Detection
• Candlestick Pattern Recognition (20+ patterns)
• Divergence Detection

How to Use

1. Search: Enter a stock symbol or company name
2. Period: Select analysis timeframe (1M to 5Y)
3. Analyze: Click "Analyze Stock"
4. Review: Consolidated signals + individual indicators
5. Decide: Make informed trading decisions

How Signals Are Calculated

The Consolidated Signal aggregates 40+ technical indicators to provide an overall market sentiment with institutional-grade accuracy.

Signal Categories

• STRONG BUY (80-100%): Overwhelming bullish consensus across all indicator categories
• BUY (60-80%): Clear bullish majority - favorable entry conditions
• NEUTRAL (40-60%): Mixed signals - consolidation or uncertainty
• SELL (20-40%): Clear bearish majority - exit warning
• STRONG SELL (0-20%): Overwhelming bearish consensus - strong exit signal

Indicators Analyzed (40+)

Each indicator contributes +1 (bullish), 0 (neutral), or -1 (bearish) to the final score:

Momentum (8 indicators)

• RSI (overbought/oversold levels)
• MACD (histogram direction & crossovers)
• Stochastic (K/D crossovers & zones)
• Williams %R (momentum zones)
• MFI (money flow strength)
• CCI (channel extremes)
• Ultimate Oscillator (multi-timeframe momentum)
• ROC (momentum direction)

Calculation Formula

What is RSI?

The Relative Strength Index is a momentum oscillator developed by J. Welles Wilder that measures the speed and magnitude of price changes. It's one of the most popular technical indicators.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• RSI > 70: Overbought zone - potential reversal down (sell signal)
• RSI < 30: Oversold zone - potential reversal up (buy signal)
• RSI 50: Neutral zone - market equilibrium
• RSI crossing above 30: Bullish reversal signal
• RSI crossing below 70: Bearish reversal signal

Advanced Techniques

• Divergence: Price makes higher highs but RSI makes lower highs = bearish divergence (sell)
• Hidden Divergence: Price makes lower lows but RSI makes higher lows = bullish (continuation)
• Centerline Crossover: RSI crossing above 50 = bullish momentum
• Failure Swings: RSI fails to reach overbought/oversold = reversal warning

What is MACD?

The MACD is a trend-following momentum indicator developed by Gerald Appel that shows the relationship between two exponential moving averages. It's one of the most powerful indicators for trend identification.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• MACD Line crosses above Signal Line: BULLISH CROSSOVER - Buy Signal
• MACD Line crosses below Signal Line: BEARISH CROSSOVER - Sell Signal
• Histogram > 0 and increasing: Bullish momentum strengthening
• Histogram < 0 and decreasing: Bearish momentum strengthening
• Histogram crossing zero: Momentum shift confirmation
• MACD crossing zero line: Trend change confirmation

Advanced Signals

• Bullish Divergence: Price makes lower lows, MACD makes higher lows → Reversal up
• Bearish Divergence: Price makes higher highs, MACD makes lower highs → Reversal down
• Zero Line Rejection: MACD bounces at zero line → Strong trend continuation
• Histogram Peak: Highest bar before reversal → Momentum exhaustion

What is the Stochastic Oscillator?

The Stochastic Oscillator is a momentum indicator developed by George Lane that compares a particular closing price to a range of prices over a certain period.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• %K above 80: Overbought zone - potential sell signal
• %K below 20: Oversold zone - potential buy signal
• %K crosses above %D: Bullish signal
• %K crosses below %D: Bearish signal

What is Williams %R?

The Williams %R is a momentum indicator developed by Larry Williams that measures overbought/oversold levels.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• -20 to 0: OVERBOUGHT zone - consider selling
• -80 to -100: OVERSOLD zone - consider buying
• Williams %R crossing above -80: Bullish signal
• Williams %R crossing below -20: Bearish signal

What is MFI?

The Money Flow Index is a volume-weighted version of RSI that measures buying and selling pressure.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• MFI > 80: OVERBOUGHT - Strong selling pressure expected
• MFI < 20: OVERSOLD - Strong buying pressure expected
• MFI > 50: Positive money flow - buyers in control
• MFI < 50: Negative money flow - sellers in control

What is CCI?

The Commodity Channel Index measures the variation of price from its statistical mean.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• CCI > +100: OVERBOUGHT - potential reversal
• CCI < -100: OVERSOLD - potential reversal
• CCI crossing above 0: Bullish signal
• CCI crossing below 0: Bearish signal

What is the Ultimate Oscillator?

The Ultimate Oscillator uses weighted averages of three different timeframes to reduce false signals.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• UO > 70: Overbought - potential sell signal
• UO < 30: Oversold - potential buy signal
• Bullish Divergence: Price makes lower low, UO makes higher low
• Bearish Divergence: Price makes higher high, UO makes lower high

What is ROC?

The Rate of Change measures the percentage change in price from one period to another.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• ROC > 0: Positive momentum - price trending up
• ROC < 0: Negative momentum - price trending down
• ROC crossing above 0: Bullish momentum shift
• ROC crossing below 0: Bearish momentum shift

What is ADX?

The Average Directional Index (ADX) measures the strength of a trend, regardless of direction.

How to Interpret

• ADX < 20: WEAK TREND or NO TREND - ranging market
• ADX > 25: STRONG TREND - good for trend-following
• ADX > 40: VERY STRONG TREND
• ADX > 50: EXTREMELY STRONG TREND

Trading with +DI and -DI

• +DI above -DI + ADX > 25: STRONG UPTREND
• -DI above +DI + ADX > 25: STRONG DOWNTREND

What is the Aroon Indicator?

The Aroon Indicator identifies when trends are likely to begin and measures trend strength.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• Aroon Up > 70 & Aroon Down < 30: STRONG UPTREND
• Aroon Down > 70 & Aroon Up < 30: STRONG DOWNTREND
• Aroon Up crosses above Aroon Down: Bullish signal
• Both indicators below 50: Consolidation

What is ATR?

The Average True Range measures market volatility. ATR does NOT indicate trend direction, only volatility.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• High ATR: HIGH VOLATILITY - larger price swings
• Low ATR: LOW VOLATILITY - smaller movements
• Rising ATR: Volatility INCREASING
• Falling ATR: Volatility DECREASING

Practical Applications

• Stop Loss Placement: Stop = Entry ± (2 × ATR)
• Profit Targets: Target = Entry + (2-3 × ATR)
• Position Sizing: Adjust based on ATR

What is OBV?

The On-Balance Volume measures buying and selling pressure. Volume precedes price.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• OBV rising + Price rising: HEALTHY UPTREND
• OBV falling + Price falling: HEALTHY DOWNTREND
• OBV rising + Price falling: BULLISH DIVERGENCE
• OBV falling + Price rising: BEARISH DIVERGENCE

What is Chaikin Money Flow?

The CMF measures the amount of Money Flow Volume over a specific period.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• CMF > +0.05: STRONG BUYING PRESSURE
• CMF < -0.05: STRONG SELLING PRESSURE
• CMF crossing above 0: Bullish signal
• CMF crossing below 0: Bearish signal

What is the Elder Ray Index?

Developed by Dr. Alexander Elder, this indicator measures the power of bulls and bears by comparing price extremes to an exponential moving average.

Mathematical Calculation

How to Interpret

• Both Bull & Bear Power > 0: STRONG BULLS - Uptrend
• Both Bull & Bear Power < 0: STRONG BEARS - Downtrend
• Bull Power rising: Bulls gaining strength
• Bear Power falling: Bears gaining strength

What are Fibonacci Retracements?

Fibonacci Retracements are horizontal lines that indicate potential support and resistance levels based on the Fibonacci sequence.

Key Levels

• 23.6% Retracement: SHALLOW pullback
• 38.2% Retracement: MODERATE pullback
• 50.0% Retracement: PSYCHOLOGICAL level
• 61.8% Retracement (Golden Ratio): MOST IMPORTANT
• 78.6% Retracement: VERY DEEP pullback

What are Pivot Points?

Pivot Points are technical indicators used to determine potential support and resistance levels.

Standard Pivot Points

How to Interpret

• Price above P: Bullish sentiment
• Price below P: Bearish sentiment
• R1, R2, R3: Resistance levels
• S1, S2, S3: Support levels

What is Support & Resistance?

Support and Resistance are price levels where buying/selling pressure is historically concentrated.

Support (Floor)

• Definition: Price level where demand prevents further decline
• Behavior: Price bounces up from support
• Break Below: Becomes resistance (role reversal)

Resistance (Ceiling)

• Definition: Price level where selling pressure prevents further rise
• Behavior: Price bounces down from resistance
• Break Above: Becomes support (role reversal)

How to Trade S/R

• Buy at Support: In uptrend
• Sell at Resistance: In downtrend
• Breakout Trading: Buy when price breaks above resistance
• Role Reversal: Old resistance becomes new support

What are Candlestick Patterns?

Candlestick Patterns are formations that indicate potential reversals or continuations.

Bullish Reversal Patterns

• Hammer: Small body at top, long lower shadow
• Bullish Engulfing: Large green candle engulfs small red candle
• Morning Star: 3-candle pattern - very strong reversal
• Piercing Line: Green candle closes above 50% of red body

Bearish Reversal Patterns

• Hanging Man: Hammer at top of uptrend
• Shooting Star: Small body at bottom, long upper shadow
• Bearish Engulfing: Large red candle engulfs small green candle
• Evening Star: Opposite of Morning Star

What are Divergences?

Divergences occur when price and an indicator move in opposite directions. They are among the MOST POWERFUL reversal signals.

Regular Bullish Divergence

Regular Bearish Divergence

Best Indicators for Divergences

• RSI: Most reliable, clear swings
• MACD Histogram: Very visual
• Stochastic: Good for short-term
• OBV: Volume-based divergences