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| ==== TED Spread ==== | ==== TED Spread ==== | ||
| The difference between the three-month US Treasury rates and the three-month Eurodollar contract. Used to measure the strength of the credit markets. | The difference between the three-month US Treasury rates and the three-month Eurodollar contract. Used to measure the strength of the credit markets. | ||
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| + | ==== TEMA ==== | ||
| + | See [[#triple_exponential_moving_average_tema|Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA)]]. | ||
| ==== Three Black Crows ==== | ==== Three Black Crows ==== | ||
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| ==== Triple Bottom Reversal ==== | ==== Triple Bottom Reversal ==== | ||
| A bullish reversal pattern typically associated with line and bar charts. The pattern forms with three equal lows, at least one intermittent high to mark resistance and a breakout above resistance. See our ChartSchool article on [[:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:triple_bottom_reversal|Triple Bottom (Reversal)]]. | A bullish reversal pattern typically associated with line and bar charts. The pattern forms with three equal lows, at least one intermittent high to mark resistance and a breakout above resistance. See our ChartSchool article on [[:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:triple_bottom_reversal|Triple Bottom (Reversal)]]. | ||
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| + | ==== Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) ==== | ||
| + | TEMA is a faster moving average developed by Patrick Molloy. Its calculation uses single-, double-, and triple-smoothed EMAs to offset the lag found in traditional EMAs, creating a more responsive moving average for short-term traders. See our ChartSchool article on [[:technical_indicators:tema|TEMA]]. | ||
| ==== Triple Top Breakout ==== | ==== Triple Top Breakout ==== | ||