The Accumulation Distribution indicator was created by Marc Chaikin and is similar to the On Balance Volume indicator. The main difference between these two indicators is that in the Accumulation Distribution indicator the markets closing price relative to the range is multipled by the volume. Marc Chaikin used this indictor in his Chaikin Oscillator indicator, which calculates the momentum of the accumulation distribution line by using the MACD formula.  The one down side to this indictor is that it does not seem to be as strong as on balance volume.

Moving averages indicators tend to be one of the more popular and uncomplicated tools that are utilized by technical analysts. By averaging price series, moving averages smooth a data series, thereby allowing to spot trends easily. This is often useful in highly volatile and unstable markets by filtering out some of the noise in the market.

The ADX Indicator was created by Welles Wilder and stands for average directional index. The main purpose of the indicator is to determine the strength of the current trend. This is helpful to traders because in a strong trend, risk is reduced and profit potential is increased. ADX is classified as a momentum indicator that can be used alongside with many other indicators.

Joe Granville developed on balance volume in 1963 and introduced it in his book New Key to Stock Market Profits. On balance volume was one of the first indicators to measure the buying and selling pressure of volume.

This indicator is a running total sum of positive and negative volume. If the day closes up, the volume is added to the running total and if that day closes down, the volume is subtracted from the running total. The calculation of this indicator is the general relationship between volume and the change in price.

Moving average crossover - is a common way for traders to use moving averages to determine the direction of trend. A signal for the crossover occurs when the faster moving average crosses above or below the slow moving average. When the fast moving average crosses above the slow moving average it indicates that the trend has changed from a downtrend to an uptrend. When the fast moving average crosses below the slow-moving average it indicates that the trend has changed from an uptrend to a downtrend.