Technical Indicators

Awesome Oscillator is a momentum oscillator Indicator used to determine the momentum of a market. This indicator determines the difference between the Length 1 (which is usually Simple Moving Average at 5 data points) and Length 2 (which is usually Simple Moving Average at 34 data points). This difference is what determines the value[s] of […]

HTS’s Aroon Oscillator Indicator is a momentum Indicator, used by the Trade Bot, that measures the difference between Aroon-Up and Aroon-Down. It essentially combines the two Aroon Indicators into one. This indicator fluctuates between -100 and +100 with zero as the middle line. An upward trend is present when the oscillator is positive, while a […]

determines if a coin is trending and how strong the trend is. Aroon measures the number of periods since price recorded an X day high or low.

Bollinger Bands %W is an alternate implementation of the Bollinger Bands indicator.

Bollinger Bands %B or Percentage Bandwidth is an alternative implementation of the Bollinger Bands indicator. As with Bollinger Bands, this is a volatility indicator where the middle band is typically a 20 data point Simple Moving Average and the upper and lower bands generally have a deviation of 2. This indicator is unique and will provide different trade signals than Bollinger Bands. Buy signals are generated when the value of the %B is greater than 1, while sell signals are generated when the value of %B is less than 0.

Bollinger Bands is an indicator that measures volatility. This indicator sends Trade Signals when the current price hits the top or bottom band. For instance, if the current price hits the top band, this indicator will generate a sell trade signals. Conversely, if the current price hits the lower band, this indicator will generate a buy trade signal. You can adjust the bands by changing the deviation values.

HTS's Blind Indicator is an Indicator for the Trade Bot. The Blind Indicator is generally used in the simple marginal strategy to conduct high-frequency trades for small gains.

Balance of Power (BOP) indicator measures the ability of bulls and bears to push the market to extremes. This indicator generates sell trade signals when the oscillator goes below 0 and buy trade signals when the oscillator goes above 0.

HTS's Coppock Curve Indicator is a momentum Indicator that identifies buying opportunities when the indicator moves from negative territory to positive territory and selling opportunities when the indicator moves from positive territory to negative territory.

Connor’s RSI is an RSI Based indicator that combines three different elements in order to provide useful and strong Trade Signals. These three components are Relative Strength Index, momentum oscillator, and Up Down Length. It is very similar to Relative Strength Index in that it oscillates between 0 and 100, which correlate to overbought (Buy […]

Commodity Channel Index is an HTS indicator used to identify new trends or extreme trading conditions. Commodity Channel Index works by measuring the current price level which relative to the average price over a user determined period of time.

The Chande Momentum Oscillator determines the momentum of a market and generates trade signals via oversold and overbought conditions. This indicator works a bit like RSI except that it calculates, up and down, time intervals in both the denominator and numerator. The oscillator fluctuates between -100 (oversold) and 100 (overbought).

HTS's Dynamic Adjusting Buy/Sell indicator works like the Fixed Buy/Sell except that it determines the price thresholds automatically.

HTS's Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) indicator is designed to reduce the amount of lag time found in traditional moving averages such as Moving Average Convergence Divergence and Simple Moving Average.

The Donchian Channels indicator measure volatility. It is a banded indicator similar to Bollinger Bands and Keltner Channels. This indicator determines oversold and overbought market conditions to generate trade signals. Oversold conditions are determined when a candle hits or breaks through the bottom band, whereas overbought conditions are determined when a candle hits or breaks through the top band.

HTS's Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) is a displaced moving average based indicator that filters out long-term price trends. The DPO indicator estimates the length (in time) of price cycles. This is not a real-time indicator and should be used on longer timescales.

Exponential Moving Average (EMA) Swing is an EMA based Moving Average indicator that incorporates an optional "swing" variable. It should be noted that this indicator is the same as Exponential Moving Average when the swing variable is set to 0.

Elliot Wave Prediction is our interpretation of Elliot Wave Theory wrapped up into one indicator. Essentially, this indicator tries to evaluate trends via Elliot Wave counts and then executes trades based on these counts. This indicator is quite experimental, as there isn't a generic Elliot Wave indicator for automated software usage.

The Fractals indicator works by scanning the chart for repeated candlestick patterns. Patterns are comprised of 5 consecutive candlesticks. This Indicator is a lagging indicator by design, but it is generally is used at large time frames to generate solid trade signals. For more information about Fractals, please check out A Trader's Guide to Using Fractals.

The Fixed Buy/Sell indicator allows the user to define fixed price points for both buy and sell signals.

Fibonacci Retracements are a technical analysis indicator that evaluates the high and low points of the chart, then places a Fibonacci Retracement from the high point to the low point. Buy signals are generated when the price is below the 50% retracement, while sell signals are generated when the price reaches above the 50% retracement. In its current implementation, the Fibonacci Retracements indicator is experimental.

Fast RSI is a unique indicator only available with HTS. This indicator uses the traditional RSI Indicator but applies the formula of the Exponential Moving Average to provide stronger trade signals than the traditional Relative Strength Index indicator.

Ichi Clouds or Ichimoku Clouds are a versatile technical analysis indicator that identifies trends, trend direction, and trend reversals. This indicator is quite complex and relies on different time periods to create the "Clouds." Basically, when the cloud appears above the candles, it means its a down trend (or bearish movements); when the cloud appears below the candles, it means that there is an uptrend (or bullish movements). There is a bit more to it than that, but that's the basic idea of how this indicator works. More detailed information about this indicator can be found at StockCharts.

The Keltner Channels indicator is somewhat similar to Bollinger Bands and Donchian Channels in that it is used to determine overbought and oversold market conditions. The difference between Donchian Channels and Keltner Channels is that, instead of using the average price of 20 data lengths, it uses a 20 data length Exponential Moving Average +/- (2 x Average True Range) causing it to generate different trade signals than Donchian Channels.

Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) is an indicator designed to be adaptive to the market. This means that the moving average reacts very slowly when the market is sideways, but moves faster when the market is volatile.

HTS's Moving Average Convergence Divergence Indicator is an EMA based Moving Average indicator. It should be noted, that this indicator is NOT the MACD that you see on Bitcoin Wisdom, which is actually the MACD-Histogram Indicator but rather Exponential Moving Average or EMA.

HTS's Money Flow Index indicator is a momentum oscillator. MFI uses price and volume to measure the flow of money. Including volume in its calculation makes MFI a good indicator for identifying trend reversals.

The Momentum indicator is a speed of movement indicator designed to identify the speed (or strength) of price movement. It compares the most recent closing price to a previous closing price (can be the closing price of any time frame).

The Percentage Price Oscillator (PPO) indicator is a momentum oscillator that measures the difference between two moving averages as a percentage of the larger moving average. It is similar to MACD-Histogram, but it calculates percentages as opposed to absolute values.

Haasbot's Percentage Of Change (POC) Indicator is a momentum Indicator, which is used by the Trade Bot that measures and places the net change, expressed in percent. It is similar to Rate Of Change but it deals with percentages than absolute numbers.

Parabolic SAR (SAR) is an indicator used to identify trend reversals. This indicator is unique in that it is illustrated on a chart by circles above or below candlesticks. SAR circles above a candlestick indicate a downtrend while SAR circles below the candlestick indicate an uptrend. Trend reversals are identified by the SAR circles switching positions between candlesticks. Parabolic SAR is great when combined with other indicators to confirm trend reversals.

HTS's Relative Strength Index is a technical momentum indicator that compares the magnitude of recent gains to recent losses in an attempt to determine overbought and oversold market conditions.

HTS's Regression Slope Cross indicator is used for modeling the relationship between an independent variable (time in this case) and one or more dependent variables (the exchange rate for example). We assume the relation to be linear and use a least squares model to 'fit' a line to the selection of data points that best explains the trend the data may be showing. This is our most advanced Indicator.

HTS's Rate Of Change Percent indicator measures the rate of change similar to the rate of change indicator but expressed as a percent. This is a momentum indicator.

HTS's Rate Of Change (ROC) is a momentum indicator that measures the percent change in price from one period to the next.

HTS's StochRSI indicator measures the level of RSI relative to its high-low range over a set time period. StochRSI uses the Stochastics formula to the RSI values, instead of price values. The result is an oscillator that fluctuates between 0 and 1.

HTS's Stochastic Oscillator is a technical momentum indicator that compares a coins closing price to its price range over a given time period.

Small Fractals is an indicator that scans the chart looking for repeated candlestick patterns that are comprised of 3 consecutive candlesticks. This differs from Fractals in that Small Fractals only requires 3 consecutive candlesticks to form a pattern, while Fractals requires 5 consecutive candlesticks. This indicator is a lagging indicator by design, but it generally is used at large time frames to generate solid trade signals. For more information about Fractals and Small Fractals, please check out A Trader's Guide to Using Fractals.

The Slow RSI indicator is unique and currently only available with HTS. This indicator uses the traditional RSI Indicator but applies the formula of the Simple Moving Average to provide stronger trade signals than the traditional Relative Strength Index indicator.

HTS's Simple Moving Average (SMA) Indicator calculates averages by adding the closing price of the coin for a user-defined number of time periods and then dividing this total by the number of time periods.

HTS's Script Indicator is a custom Indicator for the Trade Bot. This feature allows you to create and share your own indicators. Check out Pshai's scripts for a set of pre-made custom indicators for use with your custom bot.

TRIX is a moving average based Indicator that illustrates the rate of change in the triple exponential moving average. It works just like any other moving average based indicator except that TRIX is designed to filter out the smaller moves and only trade significant trends.

HTS's Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) indicator smooths price fluctuations and filters out volatility in an attempt to make trend identification easier and with as little lag as possible. TEMA is a useful tool for identifying strong and long-lasting trends.

Triangular Moving Average (TRIMA) is a moving average based indicator that is essentially a double smoothed Simple Moving Averagethat smooths out the data so clear trade signals are present during periods of volatility.

Tom Demark (TD) indicator is a useful market trend analyzer indicator. It is useful for traders whom want to evaluate the current state of the trend and where it would likely to be exhausted.

HTS's Timed Blind Indicator is an Indicator for the Trade Bot. The Timed Blind Indicator is generally used in the simple marginal strategy to conduct high-frequency trades for small gains based on a defined time interval.

HTS's Ultimate Oscillator is a momentum indicator that produces trade signals based on momentum across three different time frames. The multiple time frame objective seeks to avoid the disadvantages of other oscillators.

Williams %R is a momentum based oscillator used to determine overbought and oversold market conditions. This indicator is unique in that it oscillates between 0 and -100. A value closer to 0 is considered overbought and a value closer to -100 is considered oversold. Users can change how this indicator produces trade signals by lowering/raising the length and changing the buy and sell level values.

HTS's Weighted Moving Average indicator aims to provide better trend identification by smoothing out the price curve. WMA relies more on recent price data than Exponential Moving Average (EMA). Generally Weighted Moving Average will react slower than Moving Average Convergence Divergence, Exponential Moving Average (EMA) or Simple Moving Average (SMA), but it will give stronger trade signals.