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Moving Averages

Learn about the different types of moving averages and how they can be incorporated into a strategy.

Moving Average Components

While the moving average may be simple, there’s multiple ways of calculating or incorporating the indicator into a strategy or approach.
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Getting Started with Moving Averages

The moving average is a simple yet utilitarian indicator that can be used for a variety of methods.
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Exponential Moving Average (EMA) Defined and Explained

Learn more about the exponential moving average-a derivative of the standard moving average and a great technical indicator
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Simple Moving Average (SMA) vs Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

Here's an overview of the simple and exponential moving averages and the potential trading techniques concerning them.
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Popular Moving Averages and How to Use Them

Moving averages are extremely popular because of their easy-to-use nature and versatility. Learn more about moving averages
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200-Day Moving Average: What it is and How it Works

The 200-day moving average is widely used by traders to identify long term trends. Learn how to apply it when trading
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Moving Average Strategies

Simple is sophisticated, and in this section we look at how various strategies can incorporate this utilitarian indicator.
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Moving Average Crossovers

Here's an overview of what moving average crossovers are and the potential trading techniques concerning them.
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The Golden Cross

A golden cross signifies increasing bullish momentum with the potential to start a new bullish trend.
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Death Cross: What is it and How to Identify it When Trading?

A death cross signifies intensifying bearish momentum with the potential to start a new downtrend.
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EMA Trading | An EMA Strategy with Forex Trends

Trading with the EMA is useful for both beginner and experienced traders. This indicator incorporates a complete trading strategy perfect for trending markets
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Trend Trading with Moving Averages

Moving averages can be used to identify strong trends across financial markets.