INVESTAGRAM INDICATORS

GROUP 9
 DONCHIAN CHANNELS

DOUBLE EMA

EMA CROSS

CONTENTS
 01
DONCHIAN
CHANNELS
 DEFINITION:

DONCHIAN
In the Donchian Channel the channel bands are determined
CHANNELS by the highest high and the lowest low during the bar period; default
is 20 bars. This means that the top channel band is always drawn
based on the highest price during the last 20 periods, and the bottom
channel band is drawn based on the lowest price in the same
amount of time. The middle line is exactly that -- the mid-point
between the top and bottom channel.

Donchian channels were developed by Richard Donchian, a

pioneer of mechanical trend following systems. The two outer bands
are plotted as the highest high and lowest low for a set period,
originally 20 days, with the optional middle band calculated as the
average of the two.
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BUYING
SELLING POINTS
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TURNING
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DOUBLE EMA
 DEFINITION:

DOUBLE Double Exponential Moving Average - DEMA is

a technical indicator used to analyze and predict movement of share
EMA prices of securities. IPatrick Mulloy first introduced DEMA in his
article "Smoothing Data With Faster Moving Averages" in the
January 1994 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks &
Commodities magazine.

DEMAs use multiple exponential moving averages (EMAs)

to eliminate lag when predicting prices for stocks, bond yields,
futures and other market charts using moving averages.
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SELLING POINTS
POINT

TURNING
POINT
 03
EMA CROSS
 DEFINITION:

EMA The exponential moving average is the oldest form of

technical analysis. It is one of the most popular trading indicators
CROSS used by thousands of traders. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn
a simple exponential moving average strategy. Use what you learn to
turn your trading around and become a successful, long-term trader!

A moving average can be a very effective indicator. Many

traders use the exponential moving averages, an effective type of
moving average, and they tend to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
An exponential moving average strategy, or EMA strategy, is used to
identify the predominant trend in the market. It can also provide the
support and resistance level to execute your trade.
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BUYING
SELLING POINTS
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TURNING
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 Group 9

Dela Torre, Mharjay M.

Belen, Vanessa
Nvarette, Joanna May. P.
Villadores, Cherry Rose G.