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Technical Stuies offered in RapidSP

Top Studies

Bollinger Bands

Darvas Boxes

Exponential Moving Average

Fractal Chaos Bands

High/Low Bands

Median Price

Moving Average Envelope

Simple Moving Average

Time Series Moving Average

Triangular Moving Average

Variable Moving Average

VIDYA Moving Average

Weighted Moving Average

Parabolic SAR

Weighted Close

Prime Number Bands

Welles Wilder Smoothing

Bottom Studies

Williams %R

Williams Accumulation Distribution

Vertical Horizontal Filter

Ultimate Oscillator

 True Range

TRIX

Rainbow Oscillator

Price Oscillator

Momentum Oscillator

 MACD

Directional Movement System

Detrended Price Oscillator

Chande Momentum Oscillator

Chaikin Volatility

Aroon

Aroon Oscillator

Linear Regression R-Squared

Linear Regression Forecast

Linear Regression Slope

Linear Regression Intercept

Performance Index

 Commodity Channel Index

Typical Price

Standard Deviation

Price ROC

High Minus Low

Swing Index

Accumulative Swing Index

Comparative RSI

Mass Index

Relative Strength Index

Stochastic Oscillator

Stochastic Momentum Index

Fractal Chaos Oscillator

Prime Number Oscillator

Volume Studies

Volume Oscillator

Ease Of Movement

Price Volume Trend

Chaikin Money Flow

Volume ROC

Money Flow Index

Negative Volume Index

On Balance Volume

Positive Volume Index

Trade Volume Index

Line Studies

Gann Fan

Speed Lines

Fibonacci Arcs

Fibonacci Fans

Fibonacci Retracements

Fibonacci Time Zones

Tirone Levels

 Quadrant Lines

Raff Regression

Error Channels

Price Styles

Point And Figure

Renko

Kagi

Three Line Break

Equivolume

Equivolume Shadow

Candle Volume

OHLC Bar

Candle Stick

Quadrant Lines 
  


Quadrant lines get their name because they divide significant tops and bottoms into four sections (hence quad). Quad lines are three horizontal lines that are placed on a chart at 25%, 50%, and 75% points between selected minimum and maximum support points, thus dividing the chart extremes into 4 parts. They are a series of horizontal lines that divide the highest and lowest values (usually prices) into four equal sections.

If the prices move past the horizontal lines without resistance, the trend is to continue. If the prices resist moving through the horizontal lines, there is support and perhaps a trend reversal.

Usage

Quadrant Lines are primarily intended to aid in the visual inspection of price movements. They help you see the highest, lowest, and average price during a specified period.
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