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Thank you for being part of the DeusHarvest community. This post marks the end of the current format of the blog. We’re in the process of relaunching the site in a new format that will offer a more streamlined and powerful experience for traders and data enthusiasts. With this change, some of the current resources may be restructured, relocated, or no longer freely available. If there are…

How can you tell if your stop-loss is effectively protecting you? Many traders use ATR-based stop-losses, but selecting the right multiplier can be challenging, especially when considering the associated risk factors, such as the balance between loss size and stop-out frequency. In this post, we will analyze ATR multipliers to help you identify a suitable setting that aligns with your trading…

About Yahoo Finance Since its inception, Yahoo Finance has been a cornerstone for investors and market enthusiasts. It offers price quotes, breaking news, and a wealth of financial data. The platform provides a comprehensive snapshot of the markets alongside curated business headlines. Thanks to its clean interface and diverse tools, it’s a favorite among casual investors. Beyond the basics,…

Hello Traders! I haven’t written in a while because other projects have demanded my attention, which has caused the blog to take a back seat. However, I still want to continue developing it. I will be posting less frequently and shift my focus toward creating tools that make trading analysis easier for everyone.Instead of writing dedicated blog posts for each individual function, I will be…

As we all know, trading involves many components, and one of the most crucial elements we quickly realize in our trading journey is the importance of a stop-loss.I like to think of a stop-loss as the point where my trading system tells me that my initial entry setup’s probabilities and risk-reward are no longer valid. Signaling, that continuing with the trade from this point may carry additional…

What is a Current Streak The concept of a “streak” is a well-known and celebrated metric in sports, where it often reflects an athlete’s or team’s current form and momentum. But what if we apply this idea to the financial markets, specifically to stock prices? What insights can we uncover? When we talk about a stock price streak, we’re referring to consecutive days where a stock’s price has…

TradingView is a robust platform that offers a comprehensive suite of technical tools, stock screeners, and an internal programming language called Pine Script. Over the years it has become the go-to platform for many traders due to its powerful features. However, there are times when you might need to conduct in-depth analysis or direct data manipulation. In such cases using Google Sheets for…

Building a robust watchlist is an important step for any trader. It allows for focused analysis and selection of potential trading opportunities. However, manually constructing and maintaining a watchlist can be a time-consuming task. Index constituents offer a valuable solution. These pre-defined lists of established companies from major stock indexes provide a solid foundation for your…

Traders rely on analyzing volatility to understand the price action behind prices movements. A common tool used for this analysis is the standard deviation. While this approach offers a basic understanding of volatility, it paints a limited picture. Imagine standard deviation as a single snapshot – it tells you how much a stock’s price return is likely to deviate from its mean over a specific…

What is a MACD? The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is a trend-following momentum indicator that shows the correlation between two moving averages and was created by Gerald Appel in the late 1970s. Its purpose is to help traders quickly identify the direction of the trend and its momentum. Since then, it has become one of the most popular technical analysis tools due to its…

What is an Exponential Moving Average EMA Candle Stick Chart Illustration An Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a moving average that places a greater weight and significance on more recent data points when compared to Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) which treat all data points equally. EMAs are commonly used in technical analysis to smooth out price data and identify trends. Unlike SMAs, which…

ABOUT THE RELATIVE STRENGTH INDEX (RSI) The RSI, introduced by J. Welles Wilder in his 1978 book “New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems,” has remained a timeless and widely used indicator among traders. Wilder designed the RSI to serve as a momentum oscillator capable of being a universal measure across commodities, smooth erratic price moves, and identify price extremes. The RSI functions…

What is a Gravestone Doji Candle Gravestone Doji Chart Example The Gravestone Doji candlestick is a pattern formed when the opening, closing, and low are all near the same price level and there is a long upper wick (tail).The pattern resembles an inverted “T” or a tombstone, hence its name “Gravestone.” The pattern indicates that the price moved significantly higher from the open during the…

What is a Dragonfly Doji Candle Dragonfly Doji Chart Example A Dragonfly Doji is a candlestick pattern in technical analysis that forms when the open, close, and high prices are all the same or very close. It looks like a T-shape, resembling a dragonfly. This pattern suggests a potential reversal in the market. The long lower “tail” indicates that sellers pushed the price down during the…

Understanding the Doji Candlestick Doji Candle Chart Example A Doji candlestick pattern is characterized by the opening and closing prices being very close or nearly identical, resulting in a small or non-existent body. Given the minimal size or absence of the candle’s body, this condition is considered the ultimate form of price contraction. Such price action typically signifies a state of…

WHAT IS A MOVING AVERAGE A moving average is a statistical calculation used in data analysis and time series forecasting. It is widely employed in finance, economics, and various other fields to comprehend trends, patterns, and changes in data over time. A moving average is used in stock price analysis to make sense of price movements and identify trends. The primary purpose of using a moving…