Intraday Momentum Index was created by Tushar S. Chande and Stanley Kroll. They described it in the "New Technical Trader" book (1994). It's quite similar to RSI and its aim is to reveal the oversold and overbought levels.

Dynamic Momentum Index (DYMOI) was made by Tushar Chande and Stanley Kroll. They described it in their book "The New Technical Trader". Its aim is to reveal the oversold and overbought levels. The number of days for its calculation depends on the market volatility. As days for its calculation are being changed everyday the indicator is called "dynamic".

STC - Schaff Trend Cycle was created by Dough Schaff. STC combines the advantages of trend-following indicators, cyclic and counter-trend oscillators into one single indicator. Schaff Trend Cycle is not based on Close price as it is usual, but its calculation is based on another indicator. So we can get Buy and Sell signals excluding many false whipsaws. Moreover STC generates signals soon enough, even before the trend changes. That's the reason why it is considered to be one of the best indicators ever.

Random Walk Index (RWI) was created by Michael Poulos and published in September 1992 in "Technical analysis of Stocks and Commodities". It is a trend indicator - similar to ADX or Aroon. Its aim is to find out whether the price move is just random and choppy or a significant trend is just being formed. It separates the ranging market from the trending one.  The indicator takes into consideration the real price movement during "n" time periods and compares it to a "random walk" movement where no significant trend is prevailing.

Fractal adaptive moving average (abbreviation FRAMA aka FAMA) was created by John Ehlers. The aim of FRAMA is to identify the price fractals. Fractals are a geometrical shapes that can be devided into smaller parts. These parts are just a smaller copy of the whole geometrical shape.

Tillson’s moving average becomes a popular indicator of Technical analysis. Its advantage is that it gets less lag with the price chart and its curve is considerably smoother. By using it, the trader can get early entry and less number of false signals.

Force Index was created byl Alexander Elder. He described this indicator in the "Trading for a Living", 1993. Force index calculation is based on the price, as well as the volume of the asset. Its aim is to reveal prevailing forces on the market - either positive or negative.

While the market Price represents the Demand and Supply Equilibrium, the Volume presents the number of contracts agreed.

This indicator measures the preasure to Sell/Buy. That is also the reason why it's called Accumulation (Bulls control the market) and Distribution (the market is controlled by Bears).

Its aim is to determine whether the asset prices are trending or not. If the VHF values begin to rise, it means a new trend just forms. If the VHF values fall, the trend is about to cease.