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Thanks Bruce, I see where I was going wrong now.
Ade
QUOTE (Bruce_L) Ade42,
Simple Stochastic 14,3,3 SK xUp SD below 20:
STOC14.3 > AVG(STOC14.3,3) AND STOC14.3.1 <= AVG(STOC14.3.1,3) AND STOC14.3 < 20
Simple Stochastic 14,3,3 SK xDn SD above 80:
STOC14.3 < AVG(STOC14.3,3) AND STOC14.3.1 >= AVG(STOC14.3.1,3) AND STOC14.3 > 80
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Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your reply. I already have formulae that work well at spotting SD crossing up through the 20% line or down through the 80% line. However, I find that that gets me into certain short-term trades a day or two late.
What I really need is a PCF that identifies SK crossing up thru SD, below the 20% line and SK XDn SD above the 80% line. Is such a thing possible?
Ade
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Hello,
I'm interested in getting a PCF that identifies stochastic crosses (%K thru %D) in oversold and overbought. I've tried various permutations of "< 20" and "> 80" into the formula below, but cannot seem to get anything that hits the nail on the head.
Set to simple, 14,3,3.
Any help would be most welcome.
Ade
QUOTE (Bruce_L) twobben15,
Yes. This is somewhat ambiguous however as the 3 occurs as both the Stochastic Period and as the SD Period in the example (although I'm suspecting you would probably get the replacements right). The result would be:
Simple Stochastic 14,3,3 SK xUp SD:
STOC14.3 > AVG(STOC14.3,3) AND STOC14.3.1 <= AVG(STOC14.3.1,3)
Simple Stochastic 14,3,3 SK xDn SD:
STOC14.3 < AVG(STOC14.3,3) AND STOC14.3.1 >= AVG(STOC14.3.1,3)
Simple Stochastic 14,3,3 SK Crossing SD (either direction):
SGN(STOC14.3 - AVG(STOC14.3,3)) <> SGN(STOC14.3.1 - AVG(STOC14.3.1,3))
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