Tag Archive for: Cluster analysis theory

Trading bull traps for beginners

Bull Trap in Trading. What It Is, How to Avoid It, and Profit From It

A bull trap is a market scenario with a deceptive price increase. Traders start buying the asset, expecting the uptrend to continue, but the price soon reverses and begins to fall. As a result, those caught in the trap end up closing their positions at a loss. Bull traps are common across all markets and […]

How to Read Footprint Charts and Use Clusters

Footprint is a format of the exchange chart that accurately displays information about executed trades, including time, price, volume of buys and sells. This article aims to help traders gain a competitive advantage using footprint charts. Beginners will be able to quickly progress along the learning curve, while more experienced traders will find new ideas […]

CCI Indacator

Is it possible to combine the cluster analysis with the CCI indicator?

The subject of our today’s article is the CCI indicator. This article is another one in the series of publications about technical indicators. What is interesting about the CCI indicator? Read in this article: what CCI is, definition and calculation formula; how to trade using the CCI indicator – examples and testing using historical data; […]

VSA and cluster analysis. Shakeout and upthrust patterns

This is another article on the topic of VSA and cluster analysis. Earlier we have considered: Bag Holding and End of Rising market patterns; No Demand and No Supply patterns; Buying and selling climax patterns. In each previous article, we have grouped two patterns that are in many ways “mirror images” of each other. Shakeout […]

Gap in trading. What is it and how to trade?

Divergences in trading. Types, meanings.

Divergences in trading. Types, meanings & strategies

How to improve signals quality with Voss Predictive Filter

The Coppock Curve indicator. How to apply the Coppock Curve in trading

How to apply the Coppock Curve in trading

Coppock Curve is a momentum indicator. It was developed by Edwin ‘Sedge’ Coppock, who was an economist by education. The original goal of this indicator was to detect long-term opportunities for buying in S&P 500 and Dow Industrials. However, can it be used for other markets / periods and how profitable are the curve signals? […]