Tag: Technical Analysis

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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Training Toolbar

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to the Training Toolbar in ChartAlert that lets you go back in time to learn and practice technical analysis by replaying the market movement

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ChartAlert comes with a replay data or training module that enables the following . . .

  • Go back in time and replay the market movement
  • Learn and practice Technical Analysis by training with charts
  • Simulate real-world conditions by manually adding 1- or 5-bars at a time
  • Hands-free mode . . . an in-built timer that adds/removes n-bars at a time
  • Train at your own pace with a random or specific chart
  • Close a training session and resume again after a few days . . . ChartAlert remembers your training session parameters
  • To help learn and practice, all TA features (Bar/ Line/ Candlesticks/ Kagi/ P&F/ Renko/ Three Line Break/ Technical Indicators/ Moving Averages/ Line Studies) remain enabled in the training mode
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Fibonacci Toolbar (Line Studies)

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to the Fibonacci Toolbar that lets you draw Fibonacci line studies in ChartAlert

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The Fibonacci Toolbar in ChartAlert allows you to draw the following Fibonacci line studies on the chart . . .

  • Fibonacci Retracement
  • Fibonacci Time Zones
  • Fibonacci Fan
  • Fibonacci Arc
  • Fibonacci Extension
  • Fibonacci Time Extension
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Templates or Chart Layouts

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to creating an unlimited no. of Templates and using them over and over again across charts in ChartAlert

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Templates are custom files created by end-users, and contain technical parameters of a chart.

Let us suppose you like to analyze symbols with DMI, MACD, RSI, Stochastics, Bollinger Bands, Parabolic SAR, 20-/ 50-/ 100-/ 200-day EMA.

Plot all of them on a chart and save all of this information in a Template . . . then apply the Template to any other chart with just a few clicks.

The result: 10 Technical Analysis studies plotted on any chart with less than 3 clicks . . . or 1-click with a keyboard shortcut.

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Drawing – Line Studies

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to the basic drawing tools of technical analysis — Line Studies — in ChartAlert

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

  • Linear Trendline
  • Semi-Log Trendline
  • Semi-Log Trendline with Right Ray
  • Vertical Lines
  • Horizontal Lines
  • Linear Channel
  • Semi-Log Channel
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Pattern Detection or Pattern Recognition a.k.a. Masks

This post is about the demo videos related to the pattern detection algorithms — that can scan and display patterns on a chart in a matter of seconds — in ChartAlert

1–2 minutes

The following Masks are available in ChartAlert . . .

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Relative Strength Charts, P&F Relative Strength Matrix, P&F Trend Matrix

This post is about the slideshows and demo videos related to (i) building Ratio or Relative Strength charts, and (ii) scanning and building the RS Matrix and the Trend Matrix in ChartAlert

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The following relative strength pairs (or ratio charts) can be created, charted and scanned in ChartAlert . . .

  • Symbol vs Symbol
  • Symbol vs Index
  • Symbol vs Custom Index
  • Symbol vs Sector
  • Sector vs Index
  • Sector vs Custom Index
  • Sector vs Sector
  • Index vs Index
  • Custom Index vs Custom Index

The RS pairs can also be scanned to create the following matrices . . .

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