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Indicators EMA MACD SMA Bollinger Bands ATR Stochastic Volume WMA TRIMA DEMA TEMA KAMA T3 SAR Midpoint Midprice Williams %R CCI Momentum ROC CMO MFI Balance of Power APO PPO TRIX Ultimate Oscillator Aroon Stochastic RSI OBV NATR Chaikin A/D Chaikin Oscillator ADX

Concepts Price gap Liquidity pool Impulse candle Trend structure Swing break Direction change Wick zone Swing range Range halves Range midpoint Optimal retracement zone Golden retracement zone Impulse zone Held zone Broken impulse zone Flipped gap Two-way gap Level pierce Zone overlap

Patterns Doji Long-Legged Doji Dragonfly Doji Gravestone Doji Spinning Top Hammer Inverted Hammer Hanging Man Shooting Star Bullish Marubozu Bearish Marubozu Bullish Engulfing Bearish Engulfing Piercing Line Dark Cloud Cover Bullish Harami Bearish Harami Bullish Harami Cross Bearish Harami Cross Tweezer Top Tweezer Bottom Bullish Kicker Bearish Kicker Morning Star Evening Star Morning Doji Star Evening Doji Star Three White Soldiers Three Black Crows Three Inside Up Three Inside Down Three Outside Up Three Outside Down Stick Sandwich Upside Gap Two Crows Rising Three Methods Falling Three Methods Mat Hold Ladder Bottom Ladder Top

Matrix Open a matrix Matrix under a chart Orientation Settings Heatmap — cells Heatmap — Σ strips Heatmap — vertical Stoch-RSI What stays with the tab

DeskIndicators

ATR

Average True Range — how far price typically moves per bar.

ATR (Average True Range) measures how much price typically moves from bar to bar, using the true range (high–low plus gaps from the previous close). The default length is 14. One amber line; the scale is in price units, with no fixed upper bound.

Larger ATR means a more volatile market; smaller ATR means quieter conditions. A completely flat market shows 0.

Settings: gear on the pane bar — see Indicators.

Bollinger Bands

Bollinger Bands — SMA basis with upper and lower bands from population volatility.

Stochastic

Slow Stochastic — where the close sits in the recent high–low range.