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What a moving average actually tells you
A moving average summarises recent prices with a chosen weighting. Compare SMA, EMA and WMA weights, their lag and what the line can tell you.
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- Trends, ranges and the moments between
- Moving average crossovers: what they measure
- Moving-average lag playground
- Trendlines and channels without wishful drawing
- Trend, noise or bounce? Guess the process
- Trend, range or transition? A 10-chart challenge
- Leading vs lagging: what the labels really mean
- Ichimoku playbook: five lines, one system
- Market structure: higher highs, lower lows, breaks
- Pullbacks and retracements: measuring the pause
- Market regimes: trending, ranging, calm, wild
- Aroon playbook: time since the extreme
- Heikin-Ashi: smoother candles, different prices
- Renko bricks: charting price without time
- Kagi charts: thick lines, thin lines, reversals
- ADX and DMI playbook: strength vs direction
- Parabolic SAR playbook: a trailing reference
- Supertrend playbook: ATR bands that flip
- Alligator and Awesome Oscillator
- Donchian, Keltner and envelopes: three channels
- Bump-and-run reversals
- Dow Theory in plain language
- Momentum vs mean reversion: the statistical view
- Trend-following rule families
- Flags and pennants: pauses after a pole
- Regime filters: trading less when conditions change
- Recipe: a moving-average trend filter experiment
- Recipe: a channel breakout experiment
- Rising and falling three methods
- Rising and falling wedges
- Adaptive averages: KAMA, McGinley and ALMA
- Hull, zero-lag and the quest for less lag
- Ichimoku advanced: displacement and time
- Trend quality: slope, efficiency and persistence
- Linear regression tools: slope, channel and fit
- Elliott Wave: rules, guidelines and labels
- Ratio charts and two-asset switching rules