1. RSI (Relative Strength Index) – Relative Strength Index
• Purpose: Measure price momentum (buying or selling is stronger).
• Scale: 0 – 100
👉🏼 Meaning:
• > 50: Buying pressure dominates
• < 50: Selling pressure dominates
• > 70: Overbought → prone to correction
• < 30: Oversold → prone to rebound
2. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) – Measures trend signals
• Includes: MACD line, Signal line, Histogram
👉🏼 Main meaning:
• MACD crosses above Signal line: Buy signal
• MACD crosses below Signal line: Sell signal
• Positive Histogram: Strong upward trend
• Negative Histogram: Strong downward trend
3. Volume – Trading volume
👉🏼 Meaning: Confirms the strength of the trend
How to compare Volume accurately:
+ Compared to the past:
• Volume increases significantly → Large funds entering.
• Volume decreases → Weak market, less interest.
+ Compared to price action:
• Price increases + Volume increases → Strong increase, reliable.
• Price increases + Volume decreases → Weak increase, prone to reversal.
• Price decreases + Volume increases → Strong selling pressure.
• Price decreases + Volume decreases → Weak selling, may be about to rebound.
+ At support/resistance levels:
• Large volume at support → May create a bottom.
• Large volume at resistance → May distribute, take profit.
• Breakout + large volume: Real breakout
• Breakout + weak volume: False breakout
4. MA (Moving Average) – Moving Average
• Common types: MA20, MA50, MA200
👉🏼Meaning:
• Price above MA: Upward trend
• Price below MA: Downward trend
• Short MA (MA20) crosses above Long MA (MA50): Golden Cross → Buy signal
• Short MA crosses below Long MA: Death Cross → Sell signal
👉🏼 This knowledge may seem simple, but it is extremely important and not everyone will tell you when you first enter the market!