Indicators on P&F

I was of the opinion initially that indicators are not required on Point & Figure charts. Price is a leading indicator and there is already a noise removal mechanism that is in-built in P&F charts. My thought was that more lines or indicators on P&F charts will only complicate the issue. But, I soon realized ... Read more

Volume on P&F

It is also possible to plot volume on P&F charts, but the method of plotting them is different. Volume is shown as a histogram below the P&F charts but they are calculated only when a box is printed in the P&F column. So, volume during insignificant price moves will be ignored. Usual method of reading ... Read more

Moving Average

Kenneth Tower introduced moving averages based on Point & Figure charts that proved to be a remarkable work in the field of technical analysis. Moving average is the most basic indicator that we use in all types of charts. It can be applied on Point & Figure charts too. A 10-day Moving average on bar ... Read more

Bollinger Bands

Bollinger Bands is a wonderful invention of John Bollinger in the field of Technical analysis. It is the best channel indicator available out there. Advanced indicators such as Bollinger Bands on Point & Figure charts were first used by Jeremy du Plessis in his book The Definitive Guide to Point and Figure: A comprehensive Guide ... Read more

RSI

Developed by J. Welles Wilder, Relative Strength Index (RSI) is perhaps most popular and widely used indicator. It is also possible to plot it on P&F charts. Formula remains the same but the underlying logic differs. Below is the formula of Relative Strength Index: RSI = 100 – 100 / (1 + RS) Where RS ... Read more

Noiseless RSI

A new way to look at RSI. The RSI indicator on a Point & Figure chart was discussed. Let’s revisit the discussion and try to understand the concept. RSI is a very popular strength and momentum indicator. 14 is a widely followed period for RSI. If you plot 14-period RSI, it calculates a ratio of ... Read more

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