When trading, there are many indicators, but which ones you should know well depends on your trading style (Day trading, Swing trading, Long-term). Here’s a brief guideline below—
Basics and the most important ones you should know well:
MA (Moving Average)
Why: For understanding trends; helps to determine whether the market is going up or down.
EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
Why: Reacts quickly; useful for short-term trades.
MACD
Why: Best for capturing trend strength and reversals.
RSI
Why: Quickly indicates whether the market is overbought/oversold, useful for quick buy/sell decisions.
VOL/AVL (Volume)
Why: Need to understand how much strength or interest there is in the market, otherwise the movement can be fake.
StochRSI
Why: Similar to RSI, but can quickly understand small movements—beneficial for day traders.
Extra knowledge that is good to know (advanced/supplementary):
BOLL (Bollinger Bands): Useful for capturing volatility.
KDJ: For capturing trend momentum and strength.
OBV: Confirmation through volume.
WR: For easily understanding overbought/oversold.
Summary suggestion:
MA, EMA, MACD, RSI, Volume, StochRSI—if you learn these 6 well, 80% of trading analysis will be easier.
If there's time afterwards, you can learn BOLL, KDJ, OBV step by step.
Special advice:
Instead of mixing all indicators together, set 3-4 best ones for yourself.
Customize according to market conditions.
Always follow risk management!