Turning Attention Towards First Vanadium Corp. (FVAN.V)’s Technicals
Date: Dec 3, 2018
First Vanadium Corp. (FVAN.V) has popped on trader’s radar as the share momentum has climbed above the Aroon Down key level of 70.
The “Aroon Indicator” is a popular member of the “Oscillator” family of technical indicators. Tushar Chanda developed the Aroon Indicator in 1995 to help traders determine the strength of a trend and whether pricing behavior was favoring a trend or sideways action. Traders use the “Up and Down” indicator lines to judge the strength of a trend, as absolute values signify strength, but simultaneous changes reflect a market that has yet to make up its mind. The Aroon Up trend when it reaches above 70 indicates that the uptrend is gaining momentum. Conversely when the Aroon Down indicator climbs above 70, bearish momentum is building.
As company earnings reports continue to roll in, investors will be watching to see which companies hit their numbers for the last reporting period. Investors will also be watching which sectors are reporting the best earnings numbers. A positive overall earnings season could mean that the stock market could keep climbing. Many investors may be cautious with the market trading at current levels. Even though the gloom and doom prognosticators are out in full force, investors have to do the research and decide for themselves which way they believe the market will move in the next couple of months.
Diving into some additional numbers, presently, First Vanadium Corp. (FVAN.V) has a 14-day Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of -77.04. The CCI technical indicator can be used to help determine if a stock is overbought or oversold. CCI may also be used to help discover divergences that could possibly signal reversal moves. A CCI closer to +100 may provide an overbought signal, and a CCI near -100 may offer an oversold signal.
Tracking other technical indicators, the 14-day RSI is presently standing at 38.14, the 7-day sits at 45.18, and the 3-day is resting at 63.62 for First Vanadium Corp. (FVAN.V). The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a highly popular technical indicator. The RSI is computed base on the speed and direction of a stock’s price movement. The RSI is considered to be an internal strength indicator, not to be confused with relative strength which is compared to other stocks and indices. The RSI value will always move between 0 and 100. One of the most popular time frames using RSI is the 14-day.
