Explore every technical indicator currently supported by cBot Factory. Each entry explains its role, configurable parameters, compatible strategy styles, and commonly paired evidence. Indicators describe historical market behaviour; none can guarantee a future result.
Indicator count is not the same as evidence quality. Several closely related tools may repeat the same information. A more deliberate strategy gives each condition a role—such as direction, strength, volatility, or activity—and verifies that the combination still behaves sensibly outside the period used to design it.
Direction, structure, and trend-strength tools. 11 supported indicators.
Tracks trend direction while weighting recent prices more heavily.
Shows the average price over a selected lookback period.
Measures trend strength without predicting its direction.
Uses ATR-adjusted bands to classify bullish and bearish trend states.
Combines conversion, base and cloud levels to describe direction and structure.
Plots an accelerating stop-and-reverse level around price.
Reduces moving-average lag while preserving smoothness.
Adjusts smoothing based on market efficiency and noise.
Forms a channel from the highest high and lowest low of a lookback.
Measures how recently new highs and lows occurred.
Uses three smoothed averages to distinguish sleeping and trending conditions.
Measures of movement speed, pressure, and potential exhaustion. 10 supported indicators.
Measures the speed and magnitude of recent price movement.
Compares fast and slow exponential averages to detect momentum shifts.
Compares closing price with the recent high-low range.
Measures price deviation from its statistical mean.
Locates the close within the recent high-low range.
Blends momentum across three lookback periods.
Compares recent highs and lows to estimate directional exhaustion.
Measures percentage price change over a selected period.
Compares short and long median-price averages around a zero line.
Uses triple exponential smoothing to filter smaller price fluctuations.
Range, dispersion, expansion, and contraction evidence. 7 supported indicators.
Measures recent price range to identify changing volatility.
Places volatility-based bands around a moving average.
Places ATR-based envelopes around a moving average.
Measures dispersion of price around its average.
Estimates realised fluctuation from historical returns.
Places fixed-percentage bands around a moving average.
Measures the rate of change in the high-low trading range.
Tick-volume activity and price-volume pressure for forex markets. 7 supported indicators.
Combines typical price and tick volume to estimate buying and selling pressure.
Adds or subtracts tick volume according to price direction.
Estimates accumulation and distribution over a selected period.
Combines price change and tick volume to estimate buying or selling force.
Counts price updates in each bar as a proxy for market activity.
Weights tick volume by percentage price change to track pressure.
Compares fast and slow averages of tick volume.
Spot forex does not have one centralized exchange volume feed. cTrader brokers commonly provide tick volume, which measures price-update activity rather than total worldwide contracts traded. Treat volume thresholds as broker-, symbol-, and timeframe-specific.
