The XTB web platform offers a wide range of technical analysis indicators that help users analyze the market and make informed investment decisions.

Indicators are available directly from the left-hand toolbar on the chart. Each indicator can be added to the chart and then customized according to individual preferences.

How to add an indicator

To add an indicator to the chart:

• Go to the chart on the web platform,

• Open the left-hand toolbar on the chart,

• Select the Indicators section,

• Click the chosen indicator to add it to the chart,

• Adjust its parameters if needed.

List of available indicators

Below is the full list of available indicators:

• %R – Williams Percent Range

• ACC – Accelerator Oscillator

• ADX – Average Directional Movement Index

• ALI – Alligator

• ATR – Average True Range

• AWE – Awesome Oscillator

• BB – Bollinger Bands

• BEARS – Bears Power

• BULLS – Bulls Power

• CCI – Commodity Channel Index

• COT – Commitments of Traders

• CT – Curtis Theory

• DC – Donchian Channel

• EMA – Exponential Moving Average

• ENV – Envelopes

• FR – Fractals

• HMA – Hull Moving Average

• ICH – Ichimoku

• KEL – Keltner Channel

• LWMA – Linear Weighted Moving Average

• MACD – Moving Average Convergence Divergence

• MAR – Moving Average Ribbon

• MOM – Momentum

• PIVOT – Pivot Points

• RSI – Relative Strength Index

• SAR – Parabolic SAR

• SD – Standard Deviation

• SEA – Seasonality

• SEAHIST – Seasonality Histogram

• SMA – Simple Moving Average

• SMMA – Smoothed Moving Average

• SO – Stochastic Oscillator

• SRSI – Stochastic RSI

• ST – SuperTrend

• TDI – Traders Dynamic Index

• TRIX – TRIX Indicator

• VD – Volume Distribution

• VOL – Volume

• VWAP – Volume Weighted Average Price

• ZZ – ZigZag

Brief description of selected popular indicators

RSI (Relative Strength Index)
A momentum indicator that measures the speed and strength of price movements. It helps identify overbought and oversold market conditions.

MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
A trend-following indicator that shows the relationship between two moving averages and helps identify potential trend reversals.

Bollinger Bands (BB)
A volatility indicator that shows whether the price is trading near the upper or lower boundary of a price channel.

EMA / SMA
Moving averages used to smooth price data and identify market trends.

ATR (Average True Range)
A volatility indicator that measures how much an asset’s price moves over a given period.

VWAP
The volume-weighted average price, often used by institutional traders to assess the “fair price” of an asset.

VOL – Volume
Volume shows the number of transactions or overall market activity for a given instrument over a specific period.

It is one of the core technical analysis indicators used to assess the strength of price movements.

• A price increase with high volume may indicate a strong trend.

• A price increase with low volume may suggest weaker confirmation of the move.

• A decline in volume often indicates reduced market interest or potential trend exhaustion.

Indicator customization

After adding an indicator to the chart, you can open its settings and adjust parameters such as period, levels, or display style.

This allows each indicator to be tailored to an individual trading strategy.