What is L.O.D.E™?
L.O.D.E™ is a totally new concept in learning about the stock market. Now you can: Learn what you want, Learn when you want, Learn how you want.
L.O.D.E™ Stock Indicators
Stock Analysis using Indicators
Whether you are a day trader, swing trader, position trader, or retirement investor, you need to learn Stock Analysis using the indicators that are the most reliable for online trading.
Improve your Stock Analysis and stock pick selection process by learning what indicators to use for different Market Conditions. There are six Market Conditions that require different indicators to interpret stock analysis properly.
- Do you know when MACD works best?
- Do you know what a floating stochastic oscillator means?
- Do you know what Wilder's RSI shows during sideways markets?
- Do you understand Bollinger Bands and use them the way a professional does?
- Do you know how to select the right indicators for your trading style: day trading, swing trading, position trading or long term investing?
- Do you know how to adjust indicator settings and why and when settings need to be changed?
Our Training
Stock Analysis training is the difference between mediocre online trading profits and consistently successful results. TechniTrader's Stock Analysis training features popular indicators such as: MACD, Stochastic, Wilder's RSI, Bollinger Bands, Volume, Price Oscillators and more. Learn how to improve MACD, when to use the oscillator Stochastic and when to use Wilder's RSI, and why Bollinger Bands are ideal for Platform Market Conditions Analysis™.
Which Indicators?
Choose an Indicator
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MACD
MACD is a trend velocity indicator developed by Gerald Appel in the 1960's and is constructed as a center line velocity oscillator. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator is a popular indicator that is available everywhere.
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Stochastic
When is the best time to use Stochastic? Is there more than overbought oversold indications revealed in this popular indicator?
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Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Bands were written by John Bollinger and are a derivative of envelope channels and perform better than standard channels. The concept of a channel, or two lines that surround price action in stocks, is that you will better be able to see overbought and oversold conditions.
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TSV explained
Martha Stokes, C.M.T., demonstrates how she combines TSV and a standard Rate of Change into a unique and potent indicator. She'll show what it can do for traders and how to read the indicator patterns to effectively apply them to different market conditions and trading styles.
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BOP explained
When sideways patterns conclude, the pent up energy can create huge gaps and surprising gains. But the secret is in knowing when to enter the trade just prior to that big move and how to be on the right side of the trade.
L.O.D.E™ Tree
Keep track of what you have completed in L.O.D.E™. The L.O.D.E™ tree allows you to see what paths you have taken, what topics you have started and what lessons you have completed.
