Doji is a candlestick pattern where open and close prices are virtually equal. Name comes from Japanese "doji" meaning "the same thing". Technical analysts use doji to identify securities price patterns
Stock analysis evaluates trading instruments and markets using financial data. Analysts analyze company financial statements and ratios from EDGAR database. Financial ratios like current and debt ratios assess company health. Analysis compares company performance to industry benchmarks
Trendlines connect prices on charts to show direction and best fit. Technical analysts use trendlines to predict market price direction. Trendlines help identify support and resistance in any time frame
Max pain is the strike price with most open options contracts. Most option holders will lose money at expiration. Stock price tends to gravitate towards maximum pain strike price
Fibonacci retracement levels show potential support and resistance areas on charts. Levels are based on Fibonacci sequence numbers: 23.6%, 38.2%, 61.8%, 78.6%, 50%. Indicator connects any two significant price points, typically highs and lows
Heikin-Ashi is a Japanese trading indicator created by Munehisa Homma in 1700s. Resembles candlestick charts but tracks smoother price range. Last price calculated as (open + high + low + close) 4