Envelope Theory, Definition

Envelopes refer to moving average bands and channels, which consist of a middle and two outer bands. Envelope theory states that prices are most likely to remain within the boundaries of the envelope. When prices go outside the envelope this can indicate an overbought/oversold situation.

See: Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channels

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