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This is the full lookup table of what AskFutures can build into a rule: every TA-Lib indicator and every special series builder. You never type these names — you describe what you want in plain English and AskFutures picks the right pieces. This page just tells you what is available.
Every indicator below is the real TA-Lib function — the same math charting platforms use, computed by fixed code, not approximated by the AI. For how these fit into entry rules, exit rules, and filters, see Signals, indicators and series.

Bar fields

The raw inputs every rule and indicator is built from.

TA-Lib indicators

Reference these by name and period in plain English — “the 50-period EMA”, “14-period ADX above 25”, “the upper Bollinger Band”.

Moving averages

Smooth price into a trend line.

Momentum & oscillators

Measure speed and overbought/oversold.

Trend strength

Tell whether there’s actually a trend.

Volatility

Measure how much price is moving.

Volume

Confirm whether money is behind the move.

Statistical & cycle

Regression, midpoints, and Hilbert cycle reads.
Indicators stack. You can compute one on top of another — “OBV crossing above its own 20-period moving average” — and combine families with AND/OR, like “50-EMA rising and RSI crossing above 40”.

Special functions & series builders

Purpose-built series for crossovers, session structure, ranges, levels, and rolling statistics. Describe them in words; here’s the catalog.

Crossovers

Session & intraday structure

Daily & prior-session levels

Rolling statistics

Prior-bar values

Series compose freely. You can put an indicator, a z-score, or a moving average on top of a spread or ratio, and gate the whole thing with rolling correlation. See Signals, indicators and series.

Exits, filters & patterns

Not series, but part of the same vocabulary you can describe.
Stop and target in dollars / ticks / points / percent; ATR- (or any series-) based functional stop and target; trailing stop in dollars / ticks / points / percent; max-time-in-trade; end-of-day close. Whichever triggers first closes the trade. See Risk & trade management.
First trade of the day; max trades per day; skip the first N trades per day; alternate direction (no two trades the same side in a row).
Higher highs, lower lows, consecutive up/down bars, breakouts, and excursion-and-recovery — optionally session-anchored, and required to be consecutive or allowed to occur with gaps.
Backtests built from these indicators and series are hypothetical and simulated, net of modeled slippage and commission. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always test before you trade.

Next steps

Signals, indicators and series

The same vocabulary with worked examples and cross-market spreads.

Risk & trade management

Stops, targets, trailing stops, and ATR-based exits in depth.

Supported symbols

Every CME Group future you can name directly.

Build a strategy

Turn any of these into a backtested strategy from plain English.