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The Average Directional Index (ADX) helps traders see if a trend is developing in the charts and whether the trend is strengthening or weakening.

The ATR is used to determine volatility as well as to identify possible trend tops and bottoms.

Bollinger Bands help traders in a number of ways. These bands forecast the highest and lowest prices for a currency pair. They also help traders visualise volatility and determine when a trend may continue or reverse.

The Commodity Channel Index is an oscillator that helps traders forecast when a currency pair is overbought or oversold based on cyclical price movements.

DMI forecasts when a financial product is overbought or oversold. Traders display this below the price chart to compare market moves to the indicator and forecast when to enter or exit a position.

Momentum compares the most recent closing price to a set number of previous closing prices and plots the difference in a single line. Traders can determine the pace of a trend and forecast when the price movements may continue or reverse.

This type of indicator averages prices over a particular time frame to smooth market moves into a single trend line. There are several types of moving averages − traders use these to clarify market moves and verify trends when the market is volatile.

The MACD helps traders forecast when to enter or exit a trade. This indicator can also be used to determine when a trend may be reversing.

RSI forecasts when a financial product is overbought or oversold. Traders use this to determine when to enter or exit a position.

The Stochastic Oscillator compares the closing price of a currency pair to its price range over a period of days. Traders use this to measure the momentum of a trend as well as determine when it may reverse its course and forecast possible entry or exit points.