technical indicators

Technical indicators are quantitative tools used in financial analysis to evaluate and predict market trends, price movements, and trading volumes based on historical market data such as price and volume. They are commonly employed in technical analysis to help traders make buy or sell decisions by identifying patterns, momentum, volatility, and strength in securities. Examples include moving averages, relative strength index (RSI), and moving average convergence divergence (MACD).
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    QCP Capital Evaluates Bitcoin’s Chance to Recover Below $100K QCP Capital analysts are questioning whether Bitcoin’s recent drop below the $100,000 mark signals the end of its four-year cycle or simply a deep correction within an ongoing trend. Their latest market report highlights several...
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