What are the commonly used foreign exchange technical indicators?

In the foreign exchange market, technical analysis indicators can be divided into three basic types:

The first is financial indicators. There are mainly interest rates, money supply, debts of consumers and companies, inflation rate and so on. The economic environment that determines and affects the trend of the foreign exchange market, that is, the basic analysis indicators of foreign exchange transactions introduced earlier.

The second is emotional indicators. There are mainly the scale of sporadic transactions (indicating what the smallest investors are doing), the ratio of buying and selling (indicating how many people are buying and how many people are selling), and the Bull and Bear Analyst Index. "Reverse operation" investors often use emotional indicators to predict the expectations of most investors on prices, and then take the opposite behavior. The basic idea is that if everyone thinks that the price will rise, there may be no investors to push up the price further, which is often said, "At the bottom, everyone is a bear; Up there, everyone is a cow. "

The third is the trend indicator. There are mainly MACD indicators, RSI indicators and DMI indicators. Judging the trend of the foreign exchange market through the coordination of price, quantity and price. Momentum model is a model evolved from moving average method. Its basic principle is exactly the same as the moving average method. It reflects the difference or ratio between two moving averages. In the rising market, the short-term average will be higher than the long-term average, when the positive value of the differential momentum index is greater than zero; On the contrary, when the short-term average is lower than the long-term average and the difference is lower than the long-term average, the difference momentum index will be negative. The lower the index, the greater the negative value. The following mainly introduces some momentum indicators.