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Street Target Price : A price target is an equity analyst's projection of a stock's future price. Analyst determines what the stock's price could be in 12 months which depends on the valuation of the company. These are not our estimates but the maximum, minimum and average derived from Street's estimates based on research coverage on the company. The percentage indicates change from current price.
For example -

OH (OFF High) : Provides an idea about where the stock is currently trading in comparison to its 52-week high price in percentage terms. The formula to calculate OH is current price minus 52-week high price divided by 52-week high price.

OL (OFF Low) : Provides an idea about where the stock is currently trading in comparison to its 52-week low price in percentage terms. The formula to calculate OL is current price minus 52-week low price divided by 52-week low price.

Blue Dot () : With RS Line Blue Dot and RS Line Blue Dot List you can catch the strongest stocks that are outperforming the market. Stocks make the RS Line Blue Dot list when they satisfy two criteria: 1) When a stock's Relative Strength line hits 52 weeks high and 2) When it builds a base pattern that signals a potential price jump or When the stock is breaking out of the Base.

Pattern Recognition ( ) : Pattern Recognition spotlights any of seven existing or emerging base patterns on MarketSmith Daily and Weekly stock charts. Learning to identify these base patterns adds an important aspect of technical stock analysis to your most important investment decisions, particularly optimum buy and sell points.

Pivot : A pivot represents an area of resistance i.e., a price ceiling at which the stock has previously encountered selling. In our study of winning stocks and their technical breakouts, we have identified pivot as an optimal buy point. When a stock charges above the pivot on above-average trading volume, there is a high probability that it will move even higher.

RS Rating : The Relative Strength Rating looks at a stock's percentage price change over the last 12 months with most recent periods receiving higher weight. All stocks are arranged in order of greatest price percentage change and assigned a rank from 99 (highest) to 1 (lowest). For example, a value of 85 means the stock has outperformed 85% of all other stocks in India.

References :

• Overview of Charts
• Using Charts To Time Your Selling
• Chart Patterns