Basic Indicators MSI Screener PDF

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MSI Screener
What is it?
It is a Free tool that can assist you specially for beginners in the field of technical analysis (TA) however it
is not limited only for beginners. It can guide you in reading your charts in an easy way.
It uses a simple analysis by counting the bulls & bears based on your inputs.
Is it automated?
No, automating a tool would mean that you will miss out on several stocks. You are then limited to
certain parameters given by your condition or formula.
For instance you set your parameters for MACD to Price crossed above 0 level this means that Price
about to cross 0 level is already missed out.
Where does the data come from?
Data comes from Investagrams. However for copyright issues it is a must to get approval from
investagrams if you plan on distributing.
What do you need to be able to use MSI Screener?
You need Microsoft Access 2010-2013 version installed on your PC.
A video tutorial on Basic Indicators & How to Use your MSI Screener is available on below link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVNp7FlfNUs
Disclaimer: There are no warranties or assurance to the accuracy of the results & accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss or
What are the indicators used and how to use them?
MSI Screener is using 13 different indicators which will be discussed below. We will not be going through
the history or explain deeply into what the indicators mean or how it is calculated but only for the
purpose of analysis using the screener. Credits to all the inventors who found the uses of the indicators
are highly appreciated.
In the samples below we will be using Investagrams to aid us with our charting visuals.
Go to Investagrams.com, open an account, log in to access the charts. On the charts click on the
indicator icon as shown below with the yellow marker. On click you will be given a list of indicators. By
clicking on the selected indicator it will show you the analysis.
Bollinger Bands
It is an volatility indicator. When the bands are close to each other volatility is low. When the bands are
expanding volatility is high.
It is composed of 3 different bands Mid Band(MA20), Upper Band and the Lower Band are typically 2
standard deviations above & below the Mid band. Analyzing the bands should be read as a whole
considering the movement of both the upper, lower band and the BBW
BBW
Is used to identify the distance between the upper & the lower bands. It doesnt mean that if it is
uptrend it is bullish or downtrend it is bearish. The movement of the BBW will depend on which pattern
the bands are forming.
Common Bollinger bands patterns
1. Consolidation bands are moving parallel, prices tends to move sideways.

2. Constriction bands are moving towards each other, volatility is getting low, ideal for position
as the bands can be expected to expand.
3. Short Uptrend upper band is moving upward, lower band moving upward or straight. Short
candles can be expected.
4. Long Uptrend upper band is moving upward, lower band moving downward. Long candles can
be expected. Candles are on upper band.
5. Short Downtrend upper band is moving downward, lower band moving Downward or straight.
Short candles can be expected.
6. Long Downtrend upper band is moving upward, lower band moving downward. Long candles
can be expected. Candles are on the lower band.
Ichimoku
Credits to: http://ichimokutrader.com/signals.html
The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system includes five kinds of signal, of which this
site highlights the most recent of each for each ticker.
The Ichimoku signals, indeed all Ichimoku elements, should never be taken in isolation,
but considered in the context of the overall chart. Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a visual
technical analysis system and the charts are designed to be considered in their
entirety, with regard given to the relationships between all of the elements, including the
price. As such, Ichimoku is not suitable for automated or "single event" decision
making.
Remember that Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a technical trend trading charting system and
trends can and do change, so your readings of the charts should be probabilistic, rather
than predictive. As with most technical analysis methods, Ichimoku is likely to produce
frequent conflicting signals in non-trending markets.
The five kinds of signal are described below. Most can be classified as strong, neutral,
or weak by their proximate relationship to the Kumo (cloud), but each signal may be
further strengthened, weakened, or nullified by the relationships between other
elements. All signals must be considered in respect to the overallchart.
SWAG
Credits to: Jared Odulio
SWAG uses 4 combinations of indicators
1. Parabolic Sar - to know if the trend is up or down. When the PSAR or the dots are above the candle
(Bearish/Downtrend), When the PSAR or dots are below the candle (Bullish/Uptrend). The closer the
PSAR to the candle the stronger the possibility of reversal.
2. EMA 13 when EMA 13 cross above MA20 it is said to be a Buy or Bullish signal
3. MA 20 when MA 20 cross above EMA 13 it is said to be a Sell or Bearish signal
4. MFI Money flow index to know if the money is coming IN (Uptrend) or OUT(Downtrend). MFI also
suggest overbought (Above 80) & oversold (below 20) condition.
AOTS
Credits to: http://zeefreaks.blogspot.ae/2013/03/zeus-strike-and-alignment-of-stars.html
AOTS the alignment of the stars
When 3 moving average are aligned below the candle in this order MA20 > MA50 > MA100 this means
that the trend is Bullish. Otherwise the trend is bearish.
Using the moving averages as a rule as long as the price are moving above the MA it is bullish. If the
candles are below or on the MA line it is bearish. Reason is that your MA line serves as your support &
resistance also. Possible bounce can happen on these MA lines.
MA9
Moving average 9 days as long as the candle is above the MA9 trend is bullish. If the candle is moving
below MA9 line or on it then bearish.
MACD
It is consist of 2 lines MACD (Blue line) 26 days moving average, Signal line (Redline) EMA 13
Blue line crossed above the Red line (Bullish)
Red line crossed above the Blue line (Bearish)
Stochastics
It is a momentum indicator. It is consist of 2 lines K% (Blue line) & D% (Red line). It also suggest
overbought (Above 80) & oversold (below 20) condition
Blue line crossed above the Red line (Bullish) Red line crossed above the Blue line (Bearish)
RSI
Relative strength index is a momentum indicator. It also suggest overbought (Above 80) & oversold
(below 20) condition. A movement uptrend is said to be bullish , downtrend is bearish.
Net volume
Is an indicator that represents the Buy volume minus its Sell volume over a specified period. It is the
consolidated total of the Buy & Sell on the specific day.
A movement uptrend is said to be bullish, downtrend is bearish
CCI
It is a momentum indicator. It also suggest overbought (Above 100) & oversold (below (-100)) condition
A movement uptrend is said to be bullish, downtrend is bearish. Price action above the Zero 0 line is
strong in terms of uptrend movement rather than below the Zero 0 line.

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Where does the data come from?

What do you need to be able to use MSI Screener?

You need Microsoft Access 2010-2013 version installed on your PC.

1. Consolidation bands are moving parallel, prices tends to move sideways.

SWAG uses 4 combinations of indicators

3. MA 20 when MA 20 cross above EMA 13 it is said to be a Sell or Bearish signal

AOTS the alignment of the stars

Blue line crossed above the Red line (Bullish)

Red line crossed above the Blue line (Bearish)

A movement uptrend is said to be bullish, downtrend is bearish

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