Indicators M ~ N

• MA Oscillator
  The Moving Average Oscillator simply compares closing price to the moving average.
• MACD Indicator
  The problem with oscillators is that they often whipsaw. Trading MACD large swings and divergences provides more reliable signals.
• MACD Histogram
  The MACD Histogram (Moving Average Convergence Divergence Histogram) provides far earlier and more responsive signals than the original MACD, but is also more volatile.
• MACD Percentage
  MACD Percentage Price Oscillator is a variation of the MACD indicator. The major difference is the percentage scale which enables comparison between stocks.
• Mass Index
  Donald Dorsey's Mass Index predicts trend reversals by comparing trading range over a 9 day period.
• Median Price
  Median price measures the mid-point of the trading range for each period.
• Momentum Indicator
  Momentum measures trend strength and identifies likely reversal points: on divergences or when Momentum crosses the overbought/oversold line.
• Money Flow Index
  Money Flow Index measures trend strength and warns of likely reversal points.
• Moving Average
  The Moving Average smooths price data to create a powerful measure of trend direction. Simple, weighted and exponential moving averages are most popular.
• Moving Average Filters
  Filters are employed to reduce the number of whipsaws when using moving average systems.
• Moving Average High/Low/Open
  Calculates moving averages using daily, weekly or monthly Highs/Lows/Opens.
• Multiple Moving Averages
  Daryl Guppy introduced multiple moving averages to measure trends and identify likely reversals. The indicator compares multiple short-term and long-term exponential moving averages.
• Negative Volume
  Norman Fosback uses Negative Volume Index (NVI) with Positive Volume Index (PVI) to identify bull markets.