Which term of the formula is using which part of the chart, right now. That is the whole of what Ashidori shows you.
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The box marks the bars going into the value right now. Drag the timeline and it moves with you.
What it does
Tap a term in the formula and the matching line comes forward. The others fade rather than disappear, so the shape stays comparable.
Drag the timeline and a box moves with it, marking exactly the bars that went into the value at that point.
Change MACD's 12 / 26 / 9 on the spot and watch the line go blunt. Better than memorising the defaults is seeing why they are what they are.
Ichimoku, Sakata's five methods, Heikin-Ashi. Ichimoku gets a whole page just for its time shift, which is where most explanations go wrong.
Indicators
Each one comes with how to read it — and where it stops working. Where one bar carries two names — a hammer and a hanging man are the same bar — both are shown side by side.
Reading a candlestick · Moving averages · MACD · Bollinger Bands · Multiple MA · Volume
Ichimoku · Sakata's five methods · Heikin-Ashi · GMMA · Parabolic SAR · RSI · Stochastics · Deviation · RCI · DMI · ATR
Marubozu · Spinning top · Doji · Long-legged doji · Dragonfly · Gravestone · Hammer · Hanging man · Inverted hammer · Shooting star · Engulfing · Harami · Dark cloud cover · Piercing line · Tweezers · Meeting lines · Gap · Morning star · Evening star · Abandoned baby
Where it stops working — RSI sits above 70 for bar after bar in a strong market; Heikin-Ashi swallows gaps; +DI never approaches 100 even when price rises every day. Teaching the use of a tool while hiding its limits hands over only half of it.
What it does not do
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