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Maximize Your Gains with Our Chart Analysis Tools

Unlock the potential of your crypto investments with our powerful analysis tools, each with an educational twist. Learn as you go, mastering trend-spotting, profit calculation, and risk management. 

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Don’t just trade—trade smarter and achieve the financial freedom you’ve always dreamed of.

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Trend Analysis & Momentum Indicators

These tools help identify and analyze the direction, strength, and momentum of market trends, including potential reversal points.

Ichimoku Cloud

When to Use: Use the Ichimoku Cloud to identify trends, support and resistance levels, and potential reversal points.

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Benefits: Provides a comprehensive view of the market by combining multiple indicators, helping identify overall trend, momentum, and potential trading signals.

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Moving Averages

When to Use: Use moving averages to smooth out price data and identify the direction of the trend over a specific period.

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Benefits: Helps determine market direction, identify support and resistance levels, and generate buy and sell signals.

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MACD

​When to Use: Use MACD to identify changes in the strength, direction, momentum, and duration of a trenda

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Benefits: Helps spot potential buy and sell signals, providing clear visual signals for trend reversals and continuations.

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Relative Vigor Index

When to Use: Use the Relative Vigor Index to identify the strength of a trend by comparing the closing price to the trading range.

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Benefits: Identifies potential turning points and confirms trend direction by measuring the conviction of price movements.

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Relative Strength Index

When to Use: Use the RSI to measure the speed and change of price movements, identify overbought or oversold conditions, and potential reversal points.

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Benefits: The RSI helps in identifying potential entry and exit points by highlighting overbought and oversold conditions, providing insight into the strength of the market trend.
 

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Support, Resistance, and Pattern Recognition

These tools are used to identify key levels where price may find support or resistance and recognize patterns for future price predictions.

Fibonacci Retracement

When to Use: Use Fibonacci Retracement to identify potential support and resistance levels.

 

Benefits: Helps predict key levels where price might reverse, allowing for more accurate stop-loss and take-profit levels.

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Trendlines

When to Use: Use trendlines to identify and confirm trends in price movement.

 

Benefits: Visualizes support and resistance levels, aiding in the identification of breakout and breakdown points.

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Pivot Points

When to Use: Use Pivot Points to identify potential support and resistance levels based on previous trading sessions.

 

Benefits: Helps predict key price levels where the market might change direction, providing clear levels for potential reversals.

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Elliot Wave Theory

When to Use: Use Elliott Wave Theory to predict future price movements by identifying wave patterns.

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Benefits: Understands the cyclical nature of market trends, allowing for anticipation of future price actions based on wave patterns.

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Candlestick Patterns

When to Use: Use candlestick patterns to identify market sentiment, potential reversal points, and continuation patterns.

 

Benefits: Candlestick patterns provide visual cues about market psychology, helping traders understand the behavior of buyers and sellers.

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Volatility and Volume Indicators

These tools help measure market volatility and track trading volume, providing insights into price movements and market participation.

Bollinger Bands

When to Use: Use Bollinger Bands to measure market volatility and identify overbought or oversold conditions.

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Benefits: Recognizes periods of high and low volatility, aiding in the prediction of price movements and better timing of trades

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Average True Range

When to Use: Use Average True Range to measure market volatility.

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Benefits: Provides insights into price movement, helping assess the risk and volatility of an asset, useful for setting stop-loss levels and determining position sizes.

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VWAP

When to Use: Use VWAP to determine the average price at which a token has traded throughout the day, based on both volume and price.

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Benefits: Provides a benchmark for intraday trading, identify average trading price and potential buy/sell points, and  offering insights into the market’s value.

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Stochastic Oscillator

When to Use: Use the Stochastic Oscillator to identify overbought and oversold conditions in the market.

 

Benefits: Predicts potential price reversals, enhancing the timing of trades by identifying when an asset might be due for a correction.

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Volume Patterns

When to Use: Use volume pattern analysis to understand the strength of a price move, identify trends, confirm breakouts, and detect potential reversals.

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Benefits: Get insights into market activity and sentiment, helping traders validate price movements, identify potential entry and exit points,

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Practical and Utility Tools

These tools help measure market volatility and track trading volume, providing insights into price movements and market participation.

Profit / Loss Calculator

When to Use: Use a profit/loss calculator to evaluate potential outcomes of your trades before executing them.

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Benefits: Manages risk by calculating the potential profit or loss of a trade, ensuring awareness of financial implications.

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The tools provided on this platform can be used for real-life trading; however, they are developed primarily for educational purposes. Cypher University and its affiliates cannot be held responsible for any profit or loss resulting from the use of these tools. Users should be aware that there may be errors or incorrect data, and they should exercise their own judgment and perform their own research before making any trading decisions.

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