Technical Analysis
Reading charts: volume, EMA, support and resistance, and how to set entries, stop losses and targets.
Technical Analysis
- What Are Bollinger Bands? How to Read the Squeeze, %B and BandWidth (With Examples) – Bollinger Bands measure volatility rather than signal trades. Learn how the (20, 2) bands are calculated, how to read %B, BandWidth and the squeeze, with three worked examples.
- What Is MACD? How to Read Crossovers, Histogram and Divergence (With Examples) – MACD (12, 26, 9) measures trend momentum. Learn to read the MACD line, signal line, histogram and divergence, and how to avoid whipsaws in sideways markets, with worked examples.
- Reversal Candlestick Patterns: Pin Bar, Engulfing, Doji and How to Read Them in the Right Place – Read 4 common reversal patterns (pin bar, bullish engulfing, doji, shooting star) as a buyer–seller story, why location and volume matter more than shape, and how to turn a candle into a trade plan with stop loss and target.
- Fibonacci Retracement: How to Find Entry Zones on Pullbacks, Set Stop Loss and Targets – How to draw Fibonacci retracement correctly, what the 0.382 · 0.5 · 0.618 · 0.786 levels mean, the 0.5–0.618 golden zone, using confluence to set entry, stop loss and extension targets, and when Fibonacci fails.
- Volume and Breakouts: How to Tell a Real Breakout From a Bull Trap – Real breakouts close above resistance on 1.5–2x average volume and hold the retest; bull traps break out on weak volume and reverse. Checklist and BTC, SOL examples.
- EMA 20/50/200: Using 3 Moving Averages to Read Crypto Trends – EMA20 tracks short-term moves, EMA50 swings, EMA200 the long-term trend. Learn Golden and Death Crosses, a 3-step trend process and invalidation levels.
- Support and Resistance in Crypto: Entry, Stop Loss and Targets – Support and resistance are zones, not lines. How to draw zones, use old highs and lows, read liquidity sweeps, trade break & retest, and plan entry, stop loss and target.
- RSI Is Not a Buy/Sell Signal: How to Read RSI in Crypto Trading – RSI is one of the most popular technical indicators in crypto trading. But precisely because it is so popular, RSI is often misused.