Angle of Ascent: what it means, how to use it.

Angle of Ascent is a visual pattern that forms on a chart when stocks are running with momentum or velocity. Drawing a line along an up trending price action helps you see the Angle of ascent. Also Chaikins Osc and EMA MFI indicators are extremely helpful in warning a day ahead of time that the Angle of Ascent is too steep to sustain.
This is an exit signal for profit taking at or near the highest high of a swing style run.
Angle of Ascent is also used on Weekly Charts to determine how far a stock can run before resistance from previous highs will stall that stock and cause a minor to intermediate correction.
Recognizing when an angle of ascent has become too steep to sustain and using these indicators will help you hold a swing run but also help you exit before a retracement or correction starts.
The professional side of the market uses penny spreads, millisecond routing to the ques of the market, and can easily front run retail traders orders.
Reminder: retail brokers are required to light your order before sending to the PFOF Payment for Order Flow Market Maker of their choice.
The Digital Stock Market moves at a much faster pace with subtle nuances such as Angle of Ascent. As you become an advanced level trader to a semi-professional trader, or potentially a full time professional trader, these details matter more than when you are just learning stock trading.
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Martha Stokes CMT