Beta is one of the essential metrics that traders and investors use to measure a stock's risk. By understanding Beta, you can compare the risk of different stocks to find one that's right for your portfolio.

The S&P 500 is a key indicator of the health of the U.S. economy, and analysts often use it to predict economic trends. Also, it can be an investing idea for some investors.

The ATR is a measure of volatility showing the average price variation of assets within a given time period. The ATR can be used to help you identify trends, set stop-loss orders, and make other trading decisions.

The P/E (price-to-earnings) ratio is one of finance's essential valuation metrics. This blog post will explain what the P/E ratio is, how it's calculated, and why it's important.

The Moving Average is an excellent tool to help you understand what other traders are thinking and how they will act. Using an MV as one of your technical indicators allows you to make better decisions about when to enter or exit the stock market.

If you ever wanted a signal to help you perform better, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) will be your best friend. But before you need to understand a few catches.

The accumulated volume gives you an indication of what to expect. It would be best to never depend on accumulated volume alone but use it together with many other indicators.

Pivot Points refer to points of significant change. They teach you not to be so greedy, take profit, stop trading, and focus on funds instead.

Some handy signals in the technical analysis allow you to choose promising stocks to buy. One of them is a Golden Star.