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awmorris 8 posts msg #121946 - Ignore awmorris	11/6/2014 11:10:12 PM Sorry for the newbie question but... I built a really primitive filter (still learning the system) that says: close above 20 avg vol(5) above 1000000 and avg vol(30) above 1000000 and draw slow stochastic (14,5) %K I noticed that the resulting graph for the slow stochastic shades some parts red and shades other parts green. What is the significance of the shading/fill?
four 5,087 posts msg #121947 - Ignore four modified	11/6/2014 11:50:33 PM stochastic is a bounded oscillator that moves between 0 and 100 lower limit <= 20 [in the GREEN = Oversold] upper limit >= 80 [in the RED = Overbought] - The problem is when a stock is "stuck" in the overbought or oversold area... different ways to look for a solution 1-Some combine a moving average and the stochastic 2-Some combine two stochastics 3-ETC... More info: https://www.marketedge.com/MarketEdge/DRME/drStochastic.aspx http://www.optionstradingiq.com/stochastic-indicators/

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