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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.
- Anfänger
- Technische Indikatoren
- Indikator-Leitfaden
- 4 Min.
What a backtest can prove, and what it can't
A backtest shows how a precisely defined rule would have behaved on past data under stated assumptions. It cannot show the rule will behave that way again.
- Anfänger
- Backtesting & Validierung
- Erklärung
- 3 Min.
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- What a market is, and who is on the other side
- Stocks, forex and crypto: three markets compared
- Exchanges, brokers and data feeds: who does what
- Bid, ask and spread: the cost of crossing
- Volatility in plain words
- Technical, fundamental, quant: three lenses
- The five numbers behind every price bar
- Order types in one picture: market, limit, stop
- Market hours and the 24/7 crypto clock
- Indices and ETFs: baskets you can chart
- Crypto market basics: pairs, venues and stablecoins
- What moves markets: news, flows and expectations
- How to read a candlestick in 60 seconds
- Timeframes: zoom in without losing the plot
- Linear vs log scale: when the y-axis misleads
- Volume basics: the participation behind a move
- What an indicator is: a formula, not a forecast
- What fundamental analysis looks at
- Returns: simple, log and percentage points
- Risk first: define the loss before the idea
- Where market data comes from
- How to read a market headline without being misled
- Market foundations quiz: 12 quick questions
- Candles, bars or lines: choosing a chart type
- Trends, ranges and the moments between
- The eight indicator families on one map
- RSI playbook: momentum on a 0–100 scale
- The income statement in one picture
- The balance sheet in one picture
- Macro in five minutes: growth, inflation, rates
- Probability for analysts: base rates first
- Position sizing in four steps
- What a stop-loss does, and what it doesn't
- What a screener does: filters, not picks
- Support and resistance: zones, not lines
- Swing highs and lows: the skeleton of price
- The economic calendar: what is released and when
- Risk-reward and win rate, together
- How to study patterns without memorising predictions
- Anatomy of a rule: entry, exit, size, filter
- Your first visual strategy graph
- Your first backtest, step by step
- Liquidity: why some prices move in jumps
- Currency pairs decoded: base, quote and pips
- Market mechanics cheat sheet
- World market clock: sessions and overlaps
- Your first week of market research: a calm plan
- Rate of change and momentum playbook
- The cash flow statement in one picture
- Drawdowns: depth, duration and recovery math
- How the three statements connect
- A company can report a profit and still burn cash
- Central banks and interest rates
- Compounding and the arithmetic of losses
- Drawdown recovery calculator
- Adjusted vs unadjusted prices
- Chart reading cheat sheet
- Dividends: yield, payout ratio and key dates
- Financial statements cheat sheet
- Risk management cheat sheet
- Read the report: a fictional-company quiz
- Bonds and yields in one picture
- Rule playground: wire a rule, see the signals