#ChaikinOscillator

[crypythone]

Unlock the Unseen: Why the Chaikin Oscillator is Your 2025 Crypto Edge Against Market Deception!

In the electrifying, relentless arena of cryptocurrency in 2025, every decimal point tells a story, every candle whispers a secret. But beneath the surface of volatile price action, a deeper narrative unfolds – one of relentless accumulation and subtle distribution. While basic indicators might scratch the surface, true crypto titans know that to defy market noise and manipulation, you need tools…

[paiddailylife]

The price of #bitcoin is back above $4,000, and is eyeing a move upwards. The world’s largest #cryptocurrency by market capitalization had been trapped within a symmetrical triangle, suppressing its range between $3,788 and $4,153 over a period of four days, that is, until it broke out above $4,200 at 12:40 UTC today. At press time, bitcoin is up more than $100 on the day, having climbed to $4,128, up from $4,007 at the start of the day’s trading. However, traders could have a pathway for moving the price to a key #Fibonacci extension at $4,441, which would further bolster the move above $4,000 on Dec. 20. 4-hour chart In drawing attention to the 4-hour chart we see how the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) and #ChaikinOscillator (CO) turned #bullish yesterday at 22:00 UTC, signaling a possible confirmation of bitcoin’s recent move back above $4,000. Price action briefly halted along the primary Fibonacci extension point at around $4,159 before continuing a slow incline according to #CoinBase data and has been presented with an opportunity to continue its momentum to $4,440, post-consolidation. Volume for the period has also shot up substantially, with the move being backed by the largest injection since Dec. 20. Weekly Chart Evidence of the move can also be found on the weekly chart, where the price of bitcoin has risen above the Nov. 26 closing price at $4,103, emboldening the bulls to push higher on the week as the new session begins today. The last crypto Christmas was marred by a continual sell-off, exemplified by bitcoin’s breakdown from $16,490 to $12,500 by Dec. 25 (after running up to an all-time high of $19,891 on Dec.17). But the weekly has demonstrated a potential turnaround, with a large bullish candle accompanied by growing volume. Here’s what we see ahead: Bitcoin has pushed above an ascending triangle breakout (continuation pattern) to the primary Fibonacci extension line, with accompanying volume. The 4-hour chart has turned bullish on the CMF and OC and needs to clock higher highs in order to see a continuation in bullish price action. Likely to consolidate before pushing to $4,440 as traders engage in a short-term sell-off. #btcnews #cryptonews https://www.instagram.com/p/BrxdVwjgrGM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ri6gbqmzjtg2

[quantifiedstrategies]

UNDERSTANDING THE CHAIKIN OSCILLATOR INDICATOR

The Chaikin Oscillator Indicator gauges a stock's momentum by calculating the Money Flow Multiplier, Money Flow Volume, and Accumulation/Distribution Line. The oscillator is then determined by subtracting short-term and long-term moving averages of the Accumulation/Distribution Line. This helps traders assess buying and selling pressure.

[quantifiedstrategies]

HOW DOES THE CHAIKIN OSCILLATOR WORK

The Chaikin Oscillator is a technical indicator used by traders to evaluate the momentum of a financial instrument, like a stock or ETF. It works by calculating the difference between two Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) of the Accumulation/Distribution Line (ADL). This indicator provides insights into the strength of buying and selling pressure, helping traders identify potential trends and reversals. By analyzing the Chaikin Oscillator, traders can make more informed decisions about when to enter or exit positions.

[quantifiedstrategies]

HOW DOES THE CHAIKIN OSCILLATOR WORK?

The Chaikin Oscillator works by oscillating around zero, with the short Exponential Moving Average (EMA) representing short-term momentum and the long EMA representing longer-term momentum. An example using silver miners (SIL) with standard moving average values of 3 and 10 demonstrates this. The indicator fluctuates above and below zero, indicating shifts in momentum. For instance, a positive value suggests bullish momentum, while a negative value indicates bearish momentum. Traders often use this information to identify potential buying or selling opportunities based on momentum shifts.

[quantifiedstrategies]

UNDERSTANDING THE CHAIKIN OSCILLATOR INDICATOR

The Chaikin Oscillator Indicator measures stock momentum by analyzing buying and selling pressure. Calculated through a multi-step process, it starts by determining the Money Flow Multiplier based on price range and volume. The Money Flow Volume is then calculated by multiplying the multiplier by trading volume, followed by creating the Accumulation/Distribution Line by cumulatively adding Money Flow Volume. Finally, the Chaikin Oscillator is computed by subtracting moving averages of the Accumulation/Distribution Line. This indicator aids traders in understanding stock momentum dynamics and making informed trading decisions.

[paiddailylife]

The price of #bitcoin is back above $4,000, and is eyeing a move upwards. The world’s largest #cryptocurrency by market capitalization had been trapped within a symmetrical triangle, suppressing its range between $3,788 and $4,153 over a period of four days, that is, until it broke out above $4,200 at 12:40 UTC today. At press time, bitcoin is up more than $100 on the day, having climbed to $4,128, up from $4,007 at the start of the day’s trading. However, traders could have a pathway for moving the price to a key #Fibonacci extension at $4,441, which would further bolster the move above $4,000 on Dec. 20. 4-hour chart In drawing attention to the 4-hour chart we see how the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) and #ChaikinOscillator (CO) turned #bullish yesterday at 22:00 UTC, signaling a possible confirmation of bitcoin’s recent move back above $4,000. Price action briefly halted along the primary Fibonacci extension point at around $4,159 before continuing a slow incline according to #CoinBase data and has been presented with an opportunity to continue its momentum to $4,440, post-consolidation. Volume for the period has also shot up substantially, with the move being backed by the largest injection since Dec. 20. Weekly Chart Evidence of the move can also be found on the weekly chart, where the price of bitcoin has risen above the Nov. 26 closing price at $4,103, emboldening the bulls to push higher on the week as the new session begins today. The last crypto Christmas was marred by a continual sell-off, exemplified by bitcoin’s breakdown from $16,490 to $12,500 by Dec. 25 (after running up to an all-time high of $19,891 on Dec.17). But the weekly has demonstrated a potential turnaround, with a large bullish candle accompanied by growing volume. Here’s what we see ahead: Bitcoin has pushed above an ascending triangle breakout (continuation pattern) to the primary Fibonacci extension line, with accompanying volume. The 4-hour chart has turned bullish on the CMF and OC and needs to clock higher highs in order to see a continuation in bullish price action. Likely to consolidate before pushing to $4,440 as traders engage in a short-term sell-off. #btcnews #cryptonews — view on Instagram https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/vp/b3087c7806addf4b18235d42d10b46ed/5CA3B0F8/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/46705565_1436432369822679_6609074037123807621_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com