Central tendency, momentum, money flow, trend and volatility are all measurable elements that can be analyzed using scientifically sound statistical methods and processes.
The beauty of numbers is they are objective and as such decision making should always start and end with analyzing, comparing and reading into numbers. We believe strongly in quantitative approaches to markets as the basis for objective, powerful and reliable investment and trading decisions. We are thus following a structured approach in the way we collect and interpret market-related data.
Simple moving averages
Exponential moving averages
Weighted & Volume weighted moving averages
Adaptive moving averages
Volatility index moving averages
Other smoothed moving averages
Median
Mode
Weighted Close
Percentage envelopes & bands
Volatility and StDev envelopes & bands
Momentum studies
Rate of change studies
Strength index indicators
Other price velocity studies
Stochastic-based range location studies
Other range location studies
Volume momentum studies
Volume rate of change studies
Other volume-only indicators
Accumulation-distribution studies
Other price-volume oscillators
Trend direction indicators
Trend intensity indicators
Other trend indicators
Range-based volatility indicators
Dispersion-based volatility indicators
Other volatility indicators
Measures of dispersion and central tendency
Measures of distribution form
Measures of probability
Measures of co-variance and correlation
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