Identifies trend changes through moving average crossovers

Confirms trend direction and strength

Detects hidden trend shifts

Identifies potential reversal points with momentum confirmation

Measures and confirms trend strength

Multiple timeframe trend confirmation

Volatility expansion after contraction

Combines momentum with trend confirmation

Represents price consolidation before a potential breakout

Volume confirms the strength of price breakouts and reduces false signals

Volume confirms price movement validity

Multiple tests of support indicate strong reversal potential

Histogram shows momentum strength and potential reversals

Markets move between ranges and trends

Combines multiple timeframes for better accuracy

Combines trend and momentum for breakout confirmation

Prices tend to revert to the mean (center Bollinger Band) after extreme deviations

Confirms bullish continuation after a strong upward move

Confirms bearish continuation after a strong downward move

Signals a reversal at the end of a downtrend with confirmation from volume

Signals a reversal at the end of an uptrend with confirmation from volume

Combines trend and momentum to confirm entry and exit points

Shows strong price rejection and potential reversal

Volume spikes often represent exhaustion, leading to reversals toward the mean

Identifies key retracement levels during pullbacks in a trend with psychological price levels

Highlights reversal opportunities in overbought or oversold market conditions

Detects potential reversals by tracking momentum shifts

Identifies trend changes through moving average crossovers

Confirms strong trends by combining price movement with ADX strength

Shows strong price rejection and potential reversal with volume confirmation

Adapts support and resistance levels based on recent price action and volatility

Identifies overbought/oversold conditions in range-bound markets

Adapts breakout levels dynamically based on market volatility

Uses previous price data to calculate support/resistance levels

Indicates market indecision, confirmation from the next candle is critical

Highlights reversal opportunities in overbought or oversold market conditions

Confirms breakout strength with increasing volume to avoid false signals

Represents consolidation before continuation or reversal

Identifies overbought/oversold conditions using volatility-based channels

Envelopes mark overbought and oversold levels, and prices often revert to the mean

VWAP serves as a dynamic mean; extreme deviations often lead to reversion trades

Volume spikes often represent exhaustion, leading to reversals toward the mean