I am trying to create a personal criteria formula for Stochastics 20, sk10, sd8, turning UP

through a reversal.

Is the Stochastic Simple or Exponential?

Are you interested in the SK switching from going down to going up or in the SD switching from going down to going up?

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It's simple and I'm interested in SD, which I think is the short term indicator, going up through

SK, and from going down to going up. I need help on this because although I've been a subscriber

for many years, I haven't done much in this area.

Jay

The SK is actually faster than the SD because the SK is a moving average of the raw stochastic and the SD is a moving average of the SD.

A Personal Criteria Formula for a Simple Stochastic 20,10,8 SK crossing up through its SD could be written as:

STOC20.10 > AVG(STOC20.10,8) AND STOC20.10.1 <= AVG(STOC20.10.1,8)

A PCF for a Simple Stochastic 20,10,8 SD crossing up through its SK could be written as:

AVG(STOC20.10,8) > STOC20.10 AND AVG(STOC20.10.1,8) <= STOC20.10.1

A PCF for a Simple Stochastic 20,10 SK going up during the current bar after going down during the previous bar could be written as:

STOC20.10 > STOC20.10.1 AND STOC20.10.1 < STOC20.10.2

A PCF for a Simple Stochastic 20,10,8 SD going up during the current bar after going down during the previous bar could be written as:

AVG(STOC20.10,8) > AVG(STOC20.10.1,8) AND AVG(STOC20.10.1,8) < AVG(STOC20.10.2,8)

What I have noticed over time is trhat stochastics seems to "lead" a move in stocks.

In example, in ARNA, stochastics crossed before the stock moved higher. I  don't know if

there is any significance here but I have noticed it a number of tlimes. On MACD, it seems to

follow stochastics. Comments?

Jay

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