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AFINS token
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Getting started with altFINS
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Crypto Signals Summary
- Overview
- Pullback in Up / Down Trend
- Momentum & Up / Down Trend
- Range in Up/Down Trend
- Momentum
- How to trade EMA 12 / 50 crossovers?
- Moving Average Ribbons
- Strong Up / Down Trend
- Strong Up / Down Trend (Short Term)
- Strong Up / Down Trend (Medium Term)
- Strong Up / Down Trend (Long Term)
- Price / SMA Crossovers
- Price / EMA Crossovers
- SMA Crossovers
- EMA Crossovers
- Unusual Volume Gainers / Decliners
- New Up/Down trend (ADX)
- Bollinger Band - Price Broke Upper / Lower Band
- Strong Up / Down Trend and Oversold / Overbought
- Strong Up / Down Trend and Strong / Weak Ultimate Oscillator
- MACD (12,27,9) Signal Line cross
- MACD (12,27,9) Center Line cross
- Commodity Channel Index cross
- Overall Score of Oscillators (Oversold / Overbought)
- Relative Strength Index (9)
- Relative Strength Index (14)
- Relative Strength Index (25)
- Stochastic RSI Fast (3, 3, 14, 14)
- Williams Percent Range (14)
- Bull Power
- MACD line
- RSI divergence
- How to Trend Trade Crypto
- Early momentum detection
- Short-Medium-Long-Term Trend
- Relative Strength Index
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- Overview > Charts > Scorecards > Performance > Trend > Oscillators
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- Early momentum detection
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Crypto Chart Patterns
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Curated Charts
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Watchlist of Coins
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Trade
- Initiating a trade
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Technical indicators
- Volume
- SMA vs. EMA
- RSI Divergence and Trading RSI
- Stochastic (14, 3, 3) (STOCH)
- CCI 20
- ADX
- MACD Line and MACD Signal Line
- Williams %R
- Stochastic RSI Fast
- Bull / Bear Power
- Ultimate Oscillator (7, 14, 28)
- Short Term Trend
- Medium Term Trend
- Long Term Trend
- Oscillator Rating
- Trading Multiple Time Frames
- Support and Resistance
- Polarity principle
- Early momentum detection
- Crypto Trend Changes
- MACD Histogram (H1, H2)
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FAQ
Price / SMA Crossovers
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- Crypto Signals Summary
- Price / SMA Crossovers
Moving Averages (MA) help identify price trends and potential support and resistance levels. Two main MA types are the simple and exponential.
Simple Moving Averages (SMA) are calculated by taking an average of the closing prices for X-number of periods depending on the SMA used. SMA (5) uses 5 periods, etc.
Price/SMA cross occurs when the price crosses an SMA, either above (bullish) or below (bearish). Since Price moves faster than a moving average (SMA), this type of cross typically occurs before an SMA/SMA cross. Hence, Price/SMA cross is more sensitive and provides earlier indications but can also give more false readings for trend developments.
SMAs change slower than EMAs and thus is better for traders with longer time frames. EMA reflects price changes faster and thus is better for short-term traders. Also important are the time frames used to calculate the SMAs and EMAs – long-term traders should use longer time frames (60+ periods), medium-term traders should use 20-60 periods while short-term trades should use 5-20 periods.
Support and resistance levels. MAs, especially SMAs, can also be used as support and resistance levels. During strong up(down) trends, prices tend to bounce off of the support and resistance lines. When prices break-through the support and resistance lines, it can indicate consolidation or a reversal.