Using a New RSI Technique to Improve Trading Signals — RSI techniques are numerous and they improve the way we use it. This article discusses the range reversal technique, a new way of validating the RSI’s signals. Quick Introduction to the RSI The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a widely used momentum oscillator that plays a pivotal role in technical analysis, helping traders and investors…

Using Python to Analyze Stock Prices Using FMP — Quality data plays a crucial role in stock analysis due to its direct impact on the accuracy and reliability of the insights and conclusions drawn from the analysis. This article shows how to import stock-related data such as moving averages and how to interpret them. Quick Introduction to FMP Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) API…

Creating Seasonal Charts to Look For Patterns in Equity Markets — Seasonal charts, also known as seasonal patterns or seasonal analysis, are graphical representations of historical price or performance trends of a particular asset, such as a stock, commodity, currency, or market index, over a specific time period. These charts are used by traders, investors, and analysts to identify recurring patterns…

Use The Bionic Way of Reading and Automate it in VBA — As a writer, I do more reading than writing. After all, to be able to produce, you need to consume. Therefore, I am always looking for ways to optimize my reading and speed it up while retaining important information. With the variety of ways of doing so (such as choosing…

Presenting K’s Reversal Indicator II in TradingView — Previously, two reversal indicators were presented, K’s Reversal Indicator I and K’s Reversal Indicator III. It is now time to see K’s Reversal Indicator II and wrap the collection. This indicator is the most powerful one in the collection and is easily integrated into your trading framework. It is composed…

Creating a Hybrid Trading Strategy in Trading View — A hybrid trading strategy borrows from other trading techniques such as contrarian and trend following. This article shows an example of a trading strategy that uses both techniques to deliver signals. Contrarian vs Trend Following Trading A contrarian trading strategy is an investment approach that goes against prevailing market sentiment and trends. Contrarian traders believe…

Presenting K’s Reversal Indicator III in TradingView — In previous articles, two powerful indicators have been discussed, K’s Reversal Indicator I and K’s Reversal Indicator II, with the former having a combination of indicators and conditions to deliver a contrarian signals, and the latter using moving averages to calculate strong reversal points. This article will form the third…

A Proper Introduction to the CCI — The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is a widely used technical indicator in financial markets. Developed by Donald Lambert in 1980. It is designed to assess the cyclical trends in an asset’s price and identify potential overbought or oversold conditions. This article presents what you need to know about it. Introduction to the CCI The…

Creating a Trend-Following Strategy Using the Hull Average — Trend-following strategies come in all shapes and forms. This article proposes an algorithmic way of confirming a change in trend using the Hull moving average as an example. I have released a new book after the success of my previous one “Trend Following Strategies in Python”. It features advanced contrarian…