Indicators
Every Pravex indicator on a live chart
Every indicator built into the Pravex chart has a page here, grouped by what it measures. Each one is drawn live on spot gold (XAU/USD) by the same code the chart runs. The few that need traded volume use Bitcoin instead, and their page says so.
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Best matches
Try a short name like RSI, or one of these:
Moving averages
- Simple Moving AverageThe plain average of the last few closes, drawn as one line that smooths the price.
- Moving Average ExponentialA moving average that lets the newest closes count for more than the old ones.
- Moving Average WeightedAn average of the last few closes where each newer close counts a step more than the one before.
- Smoothed Moving AverageA slow moving average that moves only a small step toward each new close.
- Hull Moving AverageA fast, smooth moving average built from three weighted averages to cut the usual lag.
- Volume Weighted Moving AverageA moving average where candles with more volume pull the line harder.
- Double EMAAn exponential average with part of its lag cancelled out by a second EMA.
- Triple EMAAn exponential average built from three stacked EMAs to remove even more lag.
- Arnaud Legoux Moving AverageA moving average that weights its window with a bell curve you can slide toward the newest candles.
- Least Squares Moving AverageThe end point of a straight line fitted through the last few closes.
- McGinley DynamicA single moving average line that slows down when price runs above it and speeds up when price drops below it.
- Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving AverageA moving average that follows price quickly in a clean trend and barely moves when price zigzags.
- Moving Average RibbonFour moving averages of different lengths on one chart, so short, medium and long trends sit side by side.
- MA CrossTwo simple moving averages of the close with a mark on each candle where the quicker one crosses the slower one.
- Visible Average PriceOne flat line at the average price of the candles you can see on screen.
- Time Weighted Average PriceThe plain average price since the day, week or month began, with every candle counted equally.
Trend
- SupertrendOne line under the price in an up trend and over it in a down trend. It flips on a close through it.
- Ichimoku CloudFive lines built from recent highs, lows and closes, two of them pushed ahead of price to form a cloud.
- Parabolic SARA dot on every candle that trails price, creeps closer as a trend ages, and flips sides when price touches it.
- Williams AlligatorThree slow averages of the candle midpoint, each pushed forward in time, that bunch up in quiet stretches and fan out in moves.
- Average Directional IndexOne line that rises when price is trending hard in either direction and falls when it is not.
- Directional Movement IndexThree lines that split price movement into an upward share, a downward share and a trend strength reading.
- AroonTwo lines from 0 to 100 that show how recently price made its highest high and its lowest low.
- Vortex IndicatorTwo lines, VI+ and VI-, comparing upward and downward movement against true range over 14 candles.
- Trend Strength IndexHow straight a line the last 14 closes made, from -1 for a steady fall to +1 for a steady rise.
- Volatility StopA trailing stop set 2 ATRs away from the best close of the trend, drawn as crosses on the price chart.
- Chande Kroll StopTwo lines on the price chart, one built from recent highs and one from recent lows, each pushed away by the ATR.
- MedianThe middle price of the last few candles, with bands set an ATR multiple away and an EMA of the median to compare.
- Auto PitchforkDraws a pitchfork on the last three swings for you, in four types, with a median line and parallel prongs.
- Auto TrendlinesDraws support and resistance trendlines on the swing lows and highs, and ends each one when price breaks it.
- Auto Trend DetectorDraws lines through the last two swing highs and lows and labels the trend as up, down or range.
- Chandelier ExitTwo lines that sit a set number of ATRs under the recent high and over the recent low.
Momentum
- RSI Divergence IndicatorRSI with its pivots. Each place where price and RSI disagree at a low or a high gets a line and a label.
- Relative Strength IndexA 0 to 100 line that compares the size of recent up moves with recent down moves.
- StochasticA 0 to 100 line that shows where the close sits inside the high and low range of the last 14 candles.
- Stochastic RSIA 0 to 100 line that shows where the RSI sits inside its own range of the last 14 values.
- Moving Average Convergence DivergenceThe 12 and 26 candle EMAs turned into one line around zero, with a 9-candle Signal and columns for the gap between them.
- Commodity Channel IndexA line that measures how far the typical price sits from its 20-candle average, in units of the average swing.
- Williams Percent RangeA line from 0 down to −100 that shows how far the close sits below the highest high of the last 14 candles.
- MomentumA line in price units that subtracts the price from 10 candles ago from the latest price.
- Rate Of ChangeOne line that shows how many percent price has moved compared with 9 candles ago.
- Awesome OscillatorBars that show the gap between a quick and a slow average of each candle’s midpoint.
- TRIXA line around zero that shows how fast a heavily smoothed average of price is rising or falling.
- Ultimate OscillatorA 0 to 100 line that blends how close candles finish to their highs over three different window lengths.
- Balance of PowerEach candle’s body (close minus open) as a share of its full range, from -1 to +1.
- Bull Bear PowerHow far each candle’s high and low sit above or below a 13-candle EMA of the close, drawn as columns around zero.
- Chande Momentum OscillatorUp moves minus down moves over the last 9 candles, as a share of all the movement, from -100 to +100.
- Coppock CurveTwo percent changes of the close, over 14 and 11 candles, added and smoothed with a 10-candle weighted average.
- Detrended Price OscillatorPrice against a 21-candle average taken from earlier in time, which removes the trend and leaves the swings.
- Fisher TransformWhere the middle of the candle sits in its recent range, stretched by a log so the turns at the edges stand out.
- Know Sure ThingFour smoothed rates of change, the slower ones weighted more, added into one momentum line with a signal.
- Relative Vigor IndexHow far candles close from their open compared with their full range, smoothed over 10 candles, with a signal line.
- True Strength IndexDouble-smoothed price change as a share of double-smoothed absolute change, from -100 to +100, with a signal line.
- Aroon OscillatorHow recently the window’s highest high and lowest low printed, as one line from -100 to +100.
- SMI Ergodic IndicatorDouble-smoothed price change as a share of double-smoothed absolute change, from -1 to +1, with a signal line.
- SMI Ergodic OscillatorThe gap between the SMI and its signal line, drawn as a histogram around zero.
- Stochastic Momentum IndexWhere the close sits against the middle of the last 10 candles’ high-low range, smoothed twice, from -100 to +100.
- Connors RSIThe average of a very short RSI, an RSI of the up-down streak and a percent rank of the latest change, from 0 to 100.
- Price Momentum OscillatorThe one-candle percent change of the close, smoothed twice and scaled up, with a signal line.
- Rank Correlation IndexHow closely the last 10 prices follow the order of time, from -100 for a steady fall to +100 for a steady rise.
- Percentage Price OscillatorThe gap between a fast and a slow average, shown as a percent of the slow one, with a signal line and a histogram.
- Pring’s Special KTwelve smoothed rates of change, from short to very long, weighted and added into one momentum line.
- RCI RibbonThree Rank Correlation Index lines with a short, a middle and a long window, in one pane.
- Woodies CCITwo CCI lines, a fast one of 6 candles and a slower one of 14, with a histogram coloured by how long the slow one has stayed on one side of zero.
- Advance/Decline Ratio (Bars)The number of up candles divided by the number of down candles over the last 9 candles.
Volatility
- EnvelopeA moving average with a line a fixed percent above it and another a fixed percent below.
- Bollinger BandsA moving average with a band above and below it whose width follows how spread out recent closes are.
- Keltner ChannelsA moving average with a channel above and below it whose width comes from the size of the candles.
- Donchian ChannelsThe highest high and lowest low of the last N candles, with a middle line halfway between.
- Average True RangeA line in price units that shows the average true range of a candle over the last 14 candles.
- Bollinger Bands %bWhere price sits between the lower and upper Bollinger Band: 0 on the lower band, 1 on the upper, outside that range when price breaks out.
- Bollinger BandWidthThe gap between the upper and lower Bollinger Band as a percent of the middle line, with its 125-candle high and low.
- Choppiness IndexHow much the last 14 candles overlap, from 0 for a clean move to 100 for pure sideways chop.
- Mass IndexThe sum, over the last 10 candles, of how fast candle ranges are widening against a slower average of themselves.
- Relative Volatility IndexThe RSI idea fed with standard deviation instead of the size of each move, from 0 to 100.
- Ulcer IndexHow deep and how long price has sat below its highest close of the last 14 candles, as one percent figure.
- Chop ZoneA strip of colours that tells you how steeply the 34-candle EMA is climbing or falling, with yellow for flat.
- Average Daily RangeThe average high-to-low range of the last few candles, in price.
- Bollinger BarsRedraws each candle as a wide dark blue high-low bar with a green or red body on top.
- Historical VolatilityHow far the closes have been swinging lately, scaled to a yearly percentage.
Volume
- VWAP Auto AnchoredThe average price paid since an anchor, weighted by volume, with a band one standard deviation either side.
- VolumeA bar under every candle showing how much traded in it, with an average line over the bars.
- Money Flow IndexA 0 to 100 line like RSI, but each move is weighted by the volume traded on it.
- On Balance VolumeA running total that adds each candle’s volume when price closes up and subtracts it when it closes down.
- Chaikin Money FlowA line around zero that shows whether volume has been landing near the highs or the lows of the candles.
- Chaikin OscillatorA 3 minus 10 candle EMA of the accumulation/distribution total, so it shows whether volume-backed closes are speeding up.
- Accumulation/DistributionA running total of volume, counted up when candles close near their high and down when they close near their low.
- Ease of MovementHow easily price moved for the volume traded, averaged over 14 candles, positive on rises and negative on falls.
- Elder Force IndexEach candle’s price change multiplied by its volume, smoothed with a 13-candle EMA.
- Price Volume TrendA running total of each candle’s percent move times its volume, so big moves on heavy volume count most.
- Klinger OscillatorVolume signed by direction, with a 34 EMA minus a 55 EMA of it, and a signal line.
- Negative Volume IndexA running index that only moves on candles whose volume dropped, plus an EMA of it.
- Positive Volume IndexA running index that only moves on candles whose volume rose, plus an EMA of it.
- Percentage Volume OscillatorThe gap between a fast and a slow average of volume, as a percent of the slow one, with a signal line and a histogram.
- Volume DeltaBuying volume minus selling volume for each candle, drawn as bars around a zero line.
- Net VolumeBuying volume minus selling volume for each candle, as one line around zero.
- Up/Down VolumeBuying volume as green columns above zero, selling volume as red columns below it, with the difference as a dot.
- Volume Weighted Average PriceThe average price paid since the day, week or month began, weighted by volume, with optional bands.
- 24-hour VolumeVolume traded over the last 24 hours at every candle, in the quote currency.
- Relative Volume at TimeVolume so far compared with the average of the same moment in earlier days.
Levels
- Linear Regression ChannelA best-fit straight line through the last N closes with a channel above and below it.
- Zig ZagA line on the price chart that joins the swing highs and lows and skips every move smaller than the percentage you set.
- Auto Fib ExtensionFinds the last three swings by itself and projects Fibonacci levels beyond the third one.
- Auto Fib RetracementPicks the latest swing high and swing low by itself and draws Fibonacci levels between them.
- Multi-Time Period ChartsDraws each higher-timeframe candle as a box behind the candles of your chart.
- GapsBoxes the empty space between two candles and keeps it open until price trades back into it.
- Pivot Points High LowLabels the price on every swing high and swing low that has stood for a set number of candles.
- Williams FractalsMarks a candle whose high or low stands out from the candles on both sides.
- Pivot Points StandardSupport and resistance levels worked out from the last period’s high, low and close.
Candlestick patterns
- All Candlestick PatternsAll 44 candlestick patterns at once, each marked with a short code over or under its candle.
- Abandoned Baby - BearishA long rising candle, a doji that gaps above it, then a long falling candle that gaps below the doji.
- Abandoned Baby - BullishA long falling candle, a doji that gaps below it, then a long rising candle that gaps above the doji.
- Dark Cloud Cover - BearishAfter a long rising candle, a falling one opens above its high and closes below the middle of its body.
- DojiOpen and close almost equal, with shadows on both sides: the candle ended where it began.
- Doji Star - BearishAfter a rise, a doji whose body gaps above the body of a long rising candle.
- Doji Star - BullishAfter a fall, a doji whose body gaps below the body of a long falling candle.
- Downside Tasuki Gap - BearishTwo falling candles with a gap down between them, then a rising candle that closes inside the gap without filling it.
- Dragonfly Doji - BullishA doji that opens and closes at the top of its range, with a long lower shadow.
- Engulfing - BearishAfter a rise, a falling candle whose body covers the whole body of the small rising candle before it.
- Engulfing - BullishAfter a fall, a rising candle whose body covers the whole body of the small falling candle before it.
- Evening Doji Star - BearishA long rising candle, a doji that gaps above it, then a falling candle that closes below the middle of the first.
- Evening Star - BearishA long rising candle, a small candle that gaps above it, then a falling candle that closes below the middle of the first.
- Falling Three Methods - BearishA long falling candle, three small candles inside its range, then a long falling candle that closes below the first.
- Falling Window - BearishIn a fall, a gap between one candle’s low and the next candle’s high.
- Gravestone Doji - BearishA doji that opens and closes at the bottom of its range, with a long upper shadow.
- Hammer - BullishOne candle after a fall: a small body near the high and a lower shadow at least twice the body.
- Hanging Man - BearishOne candle after a rise: a small body near the high and a lower shadow at least twice the body.
- Harami - BearishAfter a rise, a small falling candle whose body sits inside the body of the long rising candle before it.
- Harami - BullishAfter a fall, a small rising candle whose body sits inside the body of the long falling candle before it.
- Harami Cross - BearishAfter a rise, a doji whose body sits inside the body of the long rising candle before it.
- Harami Cross - BullishAfter a fall, a doji whose body sits inside the body of the long falling candle before it.
- Inverted Hammer - BullishOne candle after a fall: a small body near the low and an upper shadow at least twice the body.
- Kicking - BearishA rising marubozu, then a falling marubozu that gaps below it.
- Kicking - BullishA falling marubozu, then a rising marubozu that gaps above it.
- Long Lower Shadow - BullishA lower shadow of two thirds of the range or more, with a short upper shadow.
- Long Upper Shadow - BearishAn upper shadow of two thirds of the range or more, with a short lower shadow.
- Marubozu Black - BearishA long falling candle with almost no shadows: it opens at the high and closes at the low.
- Marubozu White - BullishA long rising candle with almost no shadows: it opens at the low and closes at the high.
- Morning Doji Star - BullishA long falling candle, a doji that gaps below it, then a rising candle that closes above the middle of the first.
- Morning Star - BullishA long falling candle, a small candle that gaps below it, then a rising candle that closes above the middle of the first.
- On Neck - BearishIn a fall, a long falling candle, then a small rising candle that closes at about the first candle’s low.
- Piercing - BullishAfter a long falling candle, a rising one opens below its low and closes above the middle of its body.
- Rising Three Methods - BullishA long rising candle, three small candles inside its range, then a long rising candle that closes above the first.
- Rising Window - BullishIn a rise, a gap between one candle’s high and the next candle’s low.
- Shooting Star - BearishOne candle after a rise: a small body near the low and an upper shadow at least twice the body.
- Spinning Top BlackA small falling body with both shadows longer than the body: a candle of indecision.
- Spinning Top WhiteA small rising body with both shadows longer than the body: a candle of indecision.
- Three Black Crows - BearishThree long falling candles in a row, each opening inside the body before it and closing near its low.
- Three White Soldiers - BullishThree long rising candles in a row, each opening inside the body before it and closing near its high.
- Tri-Star - BearishThree dojis at the end of a rise, the middle one’s body above the other two.
- Tri-Star - BullishThree dojis at the end of a fall, the middle one’s body below the other two.
- Tweezer Bottom - BullishAfter a fall, a falling candle then a rising one with nearly the same low.
- Tweezer Top - BearishAfter a rise, a long rising candle then a falling one with nearly the same high.
- Upside Tasuki Gap - BullishTwo rising candles with a gap up between them, then a falling candle that closes inside the gap without filling it.
Chart patterns
- All Chart PatternsFinds sixteen classic chart patterns on the candles, with a breakout, a target and a status for each.
- Bearish Flag Chart PatternFinds a sharp drop followed by a small upward drift, and marks the break lower with a target.
- Bullish Flag Chart PatternFinds a sharp rise followed by a small downward drift, and marks the break higher with a target.
- Cup and Handle Chart PatternFinds a rounded dip between two level highs, a short handle, and marks the break above with a target.
- Inverted Cup and Handle Chart PatternFinds a rounded hump between two level lows, a short bounce, and marks the break lower with a target.
- Double Bottom Chart PatternFinds two lows at about the same level and marks the close over the bounce between them, with a target.
- Double Top Chart PatternFinds two peaks at about the same level and marks the close under the dip between them, with a target.
- Elliott Wave Chart PatternMarks five-wave impulses and a-b-c zigzags on the swings, at two sizes, using fixed counting rules.
- Head and Shoulders Chart PatternFinds three peaks with a higher middle one and marks the close under the neckline, with a target.
- Inverted Head and Shoulders Chart PatternFinds three lows with a deeper middle one and marks the close over the neckline, with a target.
- Bearish Pennant Chart PatternSpots a steep fall that pauses in a small converging squeeze, then marks the close below it and a target.
- Bullish Pennant Chart PatternSpots a steep climb that pauses in a small converging squeeze, then marks the close above it and a target.
- Rectangle Chart PatternFinds price bouncing between a flat ceiling and a flat floor, and marks the close outside the box with a target.
- Triangle Chart PatternFinds price squeezing between two converging lines and marks the close through one of them, with a target.
- Triple Bottom Chart PatternLooks for three lows that line up, then marks the close above the higher of the two bounces and gives a target.
- Triple Top Chart PatternLooks for three peaks that line up, then marks the close below the lower of the two dips and gives a target.
- Falling Wedge Chart PatternFinds two falling lines closing in and marks the close above the upper one, with a target.
- Rising Wedge Chart PatternFinds two rising lines closing in and marks the close under the lower one, with a target.
Sessions and time
- SeasonalityA year-by-month heatmap of percent change, with the average, spread and share of up months for each month.
- Moon PhasesMarks every new moon and full moon on the chart and tints the background by waxing or waning.
- Trading SessionsBoxes each session window (Asia, London, New York by default) with its range and average price.
Profiles
- Visible Range Volume ProfileVolume traded at each price across the candles you can see, with the busiest price marked.
- Session Volume ProfileA separate volume-by-price profile for every day, each with its own busiest price.
- Session Volume Profile HDThe daily volume profile with rows that get thinner as you zoom in.
- Periodic Volume ProfileOne volume profile for each day, week, month or year, whichever period you pick.
- Auto Anchored Volume ProfileVolume by price from an automatic start point, such as the month’s start or the highest high, to now.
- Time Price OpportunityLetters stacked by price that show where the market spent its time, with the busiest price marked.
- Session Time Price OpportunityA letter profile for every day, showing where gold spent its time and where it agreed on price.
- Volume profileVolume at each price across the candles in view, with its point of control and 70% value area.
Chart types
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Each page starts with what the indicator tells you, then shows it on a live chart with its current values. Below that: what the lines and marks are, how Pravex works it out step by step, every setting with its default, how traders read it and when it misleads.
Every page also says where the indicator sits in the app. From there you can put it on gold, silver, oil, the US indices, Bitcoin or any other market Pravex charts, free, with no download and no card.
Questions and answers
Are these indicators free?
Yes. The pages and the Pravex chart are free to use, with no card and nothing to install.
Where does the data come from?
Spot gold comes from the same XAU/USD bars as the Pravex gold chart, open hours only. Bitcoin comes from Hyperliquid’s public candles. Each chart says which candles it uses and the period they cover.
Do the numbers match the Pravex chart?
Yes, with the same settings and the same candles. The pages run the app’s own indicator code, and our tests run it next to the app’s calculation on the same candles and compare every value.
Why are some indicators on Bitcoin?
Spot gold has no exchange volume. An indicator whose math weighs or counts volume would have nothing to work with on gold, so its page draws it on Bitcoin, whose candles carry real traded volume.
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