Oil Indicators List and Their Technical Analysis
To learn crude oil trading analysis the first thing that a trader should do is to know about all the different technical indicators & then try to find the ones that they can use - the list of All Oil Indicators Explained is displayed below.
All Crude Oil Indicators Explained - All Technical Indicators Discussed
A
- Acceleration/Deceleration: AC
- Alligator
- Aroon
- Aroon Oscillator
- Awesome Oscillator
- Accumulation/Distribution
- ADX
- Average True Range Indicator
B
- Bollinger Bands: Fibonacci Ratios
- Bears Power
- Bollinger Bands Indicator
- Bollinger Bandwidth
- Bulls Power
- Balance of Power
- Bollinger Percent B or %b
C
- Chaos Fractals
- Chande Q-Stick
- Choppiness Index
- Chande Oil Trading Trend Score
- Coppock Curve
- Chaikins Money Flow
- Chande Dynamic Momentum Index
- Chande Momentum Oscillator
- CCI
D
E
G
H
I
K
L
M
- MACD
- McClellan Histogram
- McClellan Oscillator
- McGinley Dynamic
- Momentum
- Envelopes
- Moving Average Indicator
P
R
S
T
- T3 Average
- Trailing Stop loss Levels
- Oil Trading TTF
- Triple Exponential Average
- Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA)
- TSI
U
W
Indicators Oil Trading Technical Analysis
Most technical indicators are shown separately from the chart usually below it. This is because they often use a different scale than that of the crude oil price chart.
Other crude oil trading analysis indicators are shown on the chart itself, such as Moving Averages and Bollinger Bands these are referred to as crude oil price overlays.
Some of the popular when it comes to Oil Trading analysis ones are:
Moving Average (MA) - Using a variety of crude oil analysis studies, various types of trading signals can be generated from the oil charts using the moving averages. The Moving Average indicates buy oil trading signals when oil prices rise above the moving average lines. Sell signals occur when crude oil price falls below the moving average lines. Another method to trade with moving averages is using the MA crossover signals.
Volume based oil market analysis indicators are used to determine the momentum of the market trends. High volume, especially near the bottoms of the crude oil market can indicate the starting of a new oil trend while low volume may indicate range markets or sideways market movements.
MACD indicator is one of the oil trend following indicators, it has a signal line that's used to generate a buy oil signal (above the MACD center-line) or a sell oil signal (below the MACD center-line).
Bollinger Bands indicator shows potential points where the crude oil market movements are likely to change. Technical analysis Oil Trading setups of this technical indicator that show sharp moves in crude oil price action tend to occur when the bands tighten (the Bollinger bands squeeze). While oil prices that touch one of the outer bollinger band tends to go all the way to the other bollinger band. Bollinger Bands move in a particular direction either up or down when there is a market trend.
These technical indicators are some of the most widely used indicators when it comes to daily crude oil trading analysis. To learn more about how to combine these oil market analysis indicators to form a trading strategy navigate to the oil trading strategies section and learn how to come up with an indicator based trading system.
All Crude Oil Indicators Explained - All Oil Technical Indicators Explained - Best Combination of Technical Indicators for Trading List