Blog : Stochastic Indicator

Stochastic

The Stochastic Oscillator (STOCH) is a range-bound momentum oscillator that displays the location of the close relative to the high/low range over a user-defined number of periods. It is typically used to identify overbought and oversold levels, spot divergences, and identify bullish and bearish setups or signals.

Stochastic Inputs
Trend Following Mean Reversion
%K Length 14 %K Length 14
%K Smoothing 1 %K Smoothing 1
%D Smoothing 3 %D Smoothing 3
Oversold Level 20 Oversold Level 20
Middle Level 50 Overbought Level 80
Overbought Level 80
Stochastic Long - Entry Trigger Long - Exit Trigger Short - Entry Trigger Short - Exit Trigger
Trend Following %K crossover %D and %K > Middle Level %K crossunder %D and %K < Overbought Level %K crossunder %D and %K < Middle Level %K crossover %D and %K > Oversold Level
Mean Reversion %K crossover %D and %K < Oversold Level %K crossover Overbought Level %K crossunder %D and %K > Overbought Level %K crossunder Oversold Level
Stochastic Long - Entry Confluence Long - Exit Confluence Short - Entry Confluence Short - Exit Confluence
Trend Following %K > %D and %K > Middle Level %K < %D and %K < Overbought Level %K < %D and %K < Middle Level %K > %D and %K > Oversold Level
Mean Reversion %K < %D and %K < Oversold Level %K > Overbought Level %K > %D and %K > Overbought Level %K < Oversold Level