Standard Error Channel

The Standard Error Channel is a useful technical tool that can help traders make better trading decisions by identifying potential levels of support and resistance, measuring market volatility, and providing potential trading opportunities when prices move outside the channel

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Introduction

The Standard Error Channel is a widely used technical analysis tool that helps traders and analysts identify potential price trends and levels of support and resistance in financial markets. It is composed of two parallel lines that are equidistant from a linear regression line, which represents the average price trend.

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Schiff Lines

Schiff Lines accurately represent long-term price movements and help traders identify support and resistance levels, confirm trends, and make informed trading decisions in financial markets

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Introduction

Schiff Lines are a form of trendline utilized in technical analysis to detect and track trends in financial markets. These lines are similar to standard trendlines but incorporate a modified form of linear regression that accounts for the logarithmic scale of price movements.

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Andrews’ Pitchfork

The Andrews’ Pitchfork offers traders a clear visual representation of the market trend and identifies potential support and resistance levels to help them make informed trading decisions . . . including determining the ideal entry/exit points, as well as adjusting stop loss and take profit levels

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Introduction

The Andrews’ Pitchfork is a widely used technical analysis tool in financial markets, designed by Dr. Alan H. Andrews – an American educator and technical analyst – during the 1960s. Traders and analysts use this tool to determine potential levels of support and resistance. It is also known as the “median line tool” or the “pitchfork.” The name “Andrews’ Pitchfork” is derived from its creator.

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Standard Deviation Channel (a.k.a. Linear Regression Channel)

The Linear Regression Channel provides a clear visual representation of trends and potential trading opportunities, enabling traders to use its upper and lower boundaries as entry and exit points for informed trading decisions, and possibly profiting from price changes in the asset

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Introduction

The Linear Regression Channel is a tool for technical analysis that was created by Gilbert Raff, a mathematician and technical analyst in the 1990s. Along with the Raff Regression Channel and the Raff MarketSpace Analyzer, Raff developed this tool to help traders visualize the trend and volatility of an asset based on its price data.

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Raff Regression Channel

The Raff Regression Channel is a valuable technical analysis tool that can aid traders in identifying potential levels of support and resistance, as well as the long-term trend in a market . . . traders can use this tool to make informed trading decisions and enhance their chances of success

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Introduction

The Raff Regression Channel is a widely used technical analysis tool that assists traders in identifying potential support and resistance levels in financial markets.

Gilbert Raff, a renowned technical analyst and author of multiple books on trading and technical analysis, created the Raff Regression Channel. In his book, “Reggie’s Trading Diary,” published in 1993, Raff introduced the channel, which is based on the principle of linear regression analysis. He employed this approach to develop a tool that enables traders to determine potential support and resistance levels in financial markets.

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Linear Regression Line

The Linear Regression Line identifies long-term trends and potential entry and exit points, providing traders with a better understanding of the market direction and helping them make informed trading decisions

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Introduction

The Linear Regression Line is a widely-used technical analysis tool that helps traders and analysts identify and analyze trends in financial markets. This indicator is based on the mathematical concept of linear regression, which involves fitting a straight line to a set of data points.

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Text, Objects, EW Symbols

This post is about the slideshows related to writing and drawing objects on the chart in ChartAlert

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The Text Toolbar in ChartAlert allows for the following . . .

  • Write textual comments on a chart
  • Draw the following shapes to mark specific areas on the chart
    • Rectangle
    • Ellipse
    • Triangle
  • Overlay in-built Elliott Wave symbols if/when doing your own Elliott Wave analysis
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Drawing – Price-Time (Line) Studies

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to drawing price-time line studies in ChartAlert

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The following Price-Time Line studies are available in ChartAlert . . .

  • Price Counter
  • Bar Counter
  • Price-Bar Counter
  • Static Fibonacci Time Counts
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Drawing – Regression (Line) Studies

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to drawing Regression-related line studies in ChartAlert

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The following Regression Line studies are available in ChartAlert . . .

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Drawing – Miscellaneous (Line) Studies

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to the miscellaneous line studies that can be drawn in ChartAlert

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The following miscellaneous Line studies are available in ChartAlert . . .

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