If you want to add a useful trend technical indicator to your trades, average directional index (ADX) is a great place to start. This article explains how to use the ADX to improve your trading ...

ADX stands for Average Directional Movement Index, an oscillator driven by a mathematical derivation used in technical analysis to assess the strength of a price trend in a financial security.

In this clip from his recent live Barchart webinar, John Rowland, CMT, explains how ADX helps traders filter out non-directional markets and wait for higher-probability setups. More Top Stocks Daily: ...

Investors with short-term timeframes often use technical analysis to evaluate price movement and identify trends. Fundamental analysis may not be particularly useful for traders looking to pop in and ...

Most traders focus on finding entries — but avoiding bad trades is just as important. That’s where the Average Directional Index (ADX) comes in. In a live Barchart webinar, John Rowland, CMT, ...

Technical analysis hinges on a great many formulas to contextualize market movement and volatility. The ability to identify patterns, create context and quantify volatility gives traders the edge as ...