An example of using SMA's to spot a Bearish Price Crossover.
Shorter term SMA crosses below longer term SMA creating a Bearish Dead Cross
The shorter term SMA crosses above the longer term SMA creating a "Bullish Golden Cross"
The shorter term SMA crosses above the longer term SMA creating a "Bullish Golden Cross".
Shorter Term SMA crosses above longer term SMA creating a Bullish Cross
Three different 20 day moving averages on the same chart.
The EMA is consistently ahead of the SMA whenever there is a turn in the market.
A visual showing the differences between three different Moving Averages.
An example of Bollinger Bands confirming a classic charting pattern, the W Bottom
Many times, Bearish Divergence is a good indicator of a Continuing Uptrend.
A historical example of a Positive Price Reversal. Price rises Momentum falls. Price then continues its rise to higher highs, signifying a Positive Price Reversal.