View Stock Performance In The Past 18 Months with Moving Averages

This is my stockview project.

Here are some introduction of the moving average lines:

• Moving average lines smooth out price fluctuations and identify trends in financial markets.
• They calculate averages of past prices to provide a clearer picture of market direction.
• Moving averages act as support and resistance levels, helping traders make informed decisions.
• Different types of moving averages, such as simple and exponential, are used.
• Combining different moving averages confirms trends and aids in finding entry and exit points.
• Moving averages are a simple yet effective tool for understanding market trends in technical analysis.

When the moving average ribbons are parallel and evenly spaced, this means that the current trend is strong.

A stock price moving average bullish crossover occurs when multiple moving averages of different time periods exhibit an upward trend, forming an arrangement that points upward. Typically, this is interpreted as a signal that the stock price may be entering an uptrend.

For instance, if a stock's short-term moving average (such as the 10-day moving average) is above the long-term moving average (such as the 50-day moving average), and their arrangement indicates an ascending trend, it can suggest that the momentum of the short-term price increase is strengthening. This alignment might indicate increasing buying interest among investors, potentially attracting more participants to the market.

All the moving averages are in “agreement” since they are moving together.

The yellow period shows upward agreement indicating the stock is trending upward while the blue period indicates a downward trend.