Rising and Falling Wedge Patterns
In this blog post, we will look at the importance of Rising and Falling Wedge Patterns which are important reversal Classical Patterns.
Investar for Android 5.0 now available
We are very excited to let you know that a new version of Investar Mobile for Android OS is now available! It has a totally re-vamped UI with Enhanced Charts and like before, it has support for Auto-Support/Resistance, Auto-Supply/Demand Zones, Auto-Trendlines and Auto-Divergence (available with the Auto-SRT Addon). So, how is the new version different […]
Head and Shoulders Pattern
The Head and Shoulders Pattern is one of the most reliable classical patterns in Technical Analysis. Also called a Head and Shoulders Top, it is a bearish pattern that consists of three peaks, with two outside peaks that are about the same height which form the Shoulders and the middle peak that is higher than […]
Investar 6.2 – Enhanced Harmonic Patterns and much more!
We are pleased to announce Investar 6.2 with many exciting features:
Double Top and Double Bottom Patterns
Double Top and Double Bottom Patterns are powerful reversal patterns that indicate potential reversals from a prior trend.
Ascending and Descending Triangle Chart Patterns
Ascending and Descending Triangle Chart Patterns are an important tool in any Technical Analyst’s arsenal. They are generally continuation patterns that happen during a prior existing trend.
MFI Indicator : How to use Money Flow Index (MFI)
Money Flow Index (MFI) is an oscillator that uses price and volume to quantify buying and selling pressure. It uses a formula similar to RSI and hence it is also called as volume-weighted RSI. The formula uses the typical price of a stock and its volume to calculate the positive money flow and negative money […]
New Release of Investar Beta with Enhanced Harmonic Patterns
We are pleased to announce a new release of Investar Beta with enhanced Harmonic Pattern features like:
Harmonic Patterns – An Introduction to Harmonic Trading
Harmonic Patterns take geometric price patterns to the next level by utilizing Fibonacci numbers to define precise turning points. Unlike other more common trading methods, harmonic trading attempts to predict future movements. By identifying PR Zones, one can even get precise targets and stop-losses.
Low Risk Nifty Option Trading Strategy for Volatile Markets
In this post, we will look at a low-risk Nifty Option Trading Strategy using Auto-Support/Resistance and Auto-Supply/Demand Zones.