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LBR Three Ten Oscillator on weekly time frame issues sell signalThe LBR Three ten oscillator is on the edge of confirming a sell signal on the SP500. Other important charts for QQQ, VTI, and the Dow Jones are showing the same weekly sell signal. A chart of international equities like VXUS could be about 1-2 weeks away from giving the same signal, and EEM may be just slightly behind that.
I'm seeing some stocks return to levels they experienced in the first quarter of 2020, but QQQ, SPY, VTI have not. It could be the broader indices chance to meet the same fate as many stocks that have returned to early covid pricing. A few stocks I follow that have all returned to Q1 2020 levels are: AMD, AMZN, C, CRM, DIS, EPR, FDX, IIPR, INTC, JAZZ, LYB, MDT, MU, NFLX, PCH, PYPL, RDFN, SPG, WRK, ZIM
What I'm doing: I currently have a high cash position. I still own some equities in the value category and individual stocks that have strong cash flow, low pe ratios, and have already returned to Q1 2020 levels. I don't believe these stocks will be immune from a downturn but my own philosophy requires some equity exposure at all times and I expect that they outperform on a relative basis. I've reduced exposure on the SP500 and overall market and will look for a better entry point.
If the weekly breakdown on the LBR oscillator is anything like the 3 previous instances this year, which averaged 63 days and an 11.66% drawdown, the SP500 would get back to the price it was at in Jan of 2020 around the 3350 level. This move makes sense when looking at so many individual stocks that have already made the same move and when we understand the actions of a Fed attempting to unwind it's stimulative actions that were put in place around that time.
I might short some stocks, or buy puts/put spreads, but for my own semi-conservative strategy, holding a market neutral fund or just being in cash (at 4%) is satisfactory.
Bitcoin: Ultimate Oscillator with custom parameters This trading system idea looks to be very useful for swing trading bitcoin on the dailies (1D candles).
It uses custom parameters with Larry Williams' Ultimate Oscillator:
6/30/150
If the oscillator is receding through 69 then go short or close long positions.
If the oscillator advances through 46 (or lower), open a long position.
Caveat: past performance will not necessarily translate into future performance. Do your own research and testing to confirm for yourself.
BTC – Sentiment Zone Oscillator. How do you find it?Hello Guys!
Today we want to share with you our educational idea.
We are curious what you think of that.
Recently we observed Sentiment Oscillator. It can be useful when measuring general sentiment on the market regarding certain assets.
It gives a good idea of the investors’ approach. It also shows when trend is to be changed from positive to negative and other way round.
How does it work? It is quite simple. It counts how many closed sessions (bars) are green and red.
In other words, how many sessions were closed with a profit and how many with a loss.
When there was a profit obtained, it is marked as a 1 when a loss was obtained it is marked as a -1.
To get the value we calculate EMA (Expotential Moving Average) from all that 1 and -1. EMA put more emphasis on the latest values which makes it quicker to the latest changes.
As the final number is very low (close to 0) it is multiplied by 100 in order to be better visible on the chart.
We also added VWEMA Sentiment Zone Oscillator. This was calculated very similar to the EMA but we also have taken into account volume behind each bar.
Differences are rather small but when reaching top of the top it is marked clearer and may lead to higher income.
A few words about the strategy.
From the visual point of view it is similar to RSI but it is more sensitive and quicker. When the sentiment is very positive it is normal that investors will be willing to take profit and they change their sentiment. Price falls down.
And the opposite – when sentiment is very negative and the price is oversold some other investors may take the opportunity and buy low. Then sentiment changes and price goes up.
You have to be careful as we may encounter many tops and many lows in the row before this indicators changes for good.
For safe trading observe the crossing moment of the indicator through the signal (orange line). Best from the very top to bottom or from very bottom to the top
Did you ever trade with using such indicator?
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#BTCUSD Weekly Detrended Price Oscillator Analysis I'm neutral here! Bulls need to push through here or face a fall back to 9000!!!
The Detrended Price Oscillator is showing major battle zone ahead.
The Detrended Price Oscillator is a free to use indicator on Tradingview.com
This is the weekly chart. Plenty of time to get in after confirmation!
We are hunters.
We are not killers.
We hunt.
We find the best time to hunt and hope for a kill.
Good luck brothers and sisters, no matter which way you choose.
#AVAX Short- Bear Divergence on the Detrended Price OscillatorAvax hitting heavy bear divergence on the detrended price oscillator
Expecting retrace here.
See chart for take profits
Or use the detrended price oscillator as a way to set up stop loss and take profit.
If dpo crossover 0 then SL or TP
Trading view allows you to set alerts for such condition that can be sent to your phone within seconds
OSCAR Oscillator by GenZai - NNFXOSCAR Oscillator by GenZai
HOW TO USE
This indicator can be used as an exit indicator when line cross each other.
Please don’t hesitate to comment to tell us how you use it.
Data used to create the indicator:
I’ve created this indicator using the formula given in this PDF given by Jim4x
www.forexfactory.com
SCRIPT:
FX Index Curve Oscillator (FICO)By constructing an index like TVC:DXY for each of the 8 major currencies, we can determine which currencies may be showing relative strength or weakness. This indicator was designed for trading FX on the daily charts. Other timeframes should work with the right settings, but it will not work for other asset types .
AUD - Yellow
CAD - Red
CHF - Orange
EUR - Purple
GBP - Green
JPY - White
NZD - Lime green
USD - Blue
The US Dollar Index is constructed by taking a weighted average of a basket of currencies against the USD in order to gauge it's relative strength. We can actually construct a similar chart by simply taking the product of several currencies against the USD; it won't have the same values of course, but the chart's general shape (peaks and valleys) are approximately the same. This technique can be applied to other currencies, which is the premise of this indicator.
The default settings seem to work "okay" for the daily chart. The lookback and oscillator are probably the biggest variables to change if you move to different timeframes.
Some ideas on how to use this indicator:
Using crossovers for a particular currency pair:
Using color changes for a currency pair (one bright, one dark):
Waiting for values to cross +/- 1.000 and change color:
As above, but using all the currency indexes, and finding opposing pairs to trade:
BTCUSD 6H Momentum / LAGUERRE RSI / VOLUME OSCILLATOR ANALYSISBTCUSD Potential heavy move inbound withing the next 10-15 days.
Bulls are running out of real estate in their current bullish pennant formation
We could see a healthy retrace before any continuation of retest at 10K.
This chart is shareable. Set alerts to detemine bullish or bearish entry.
Watch the volume oscillator closely to decipher when the move will begin.
Orange dots represent bullish momentum building against bear momentum.
And Blue dots represent bearish momentum building against bull momentum.
Crossovers are even more conservative.
Whipsaw trend and momentum oscillator “Rate of Change”Today I’ve learned how to use the momentum oscillator “Rate of Change” or ROC in whipsaw stock movements. You need to pay attention when it becomes positive and crosses the zero line and then you need to watch if the price crossed its MA. The key point is to use the same time period as for the MA as for ROC. I am not a day-trader and my strategy is short-term (up to 1 month), so since there are approximately 250 trading days in a year/15 days in 6 months/63 days in a quarter/21 day in a month - I used 21 day as a setting. (Number of days are taken from Internet)
I think this tactic will work the best with penny stocks, as you can increase your trading volume in order to mitigate broker’s fees since the cycles are very short in their nature.
Unveiling Crypto Market Insights: OscillatorsGM traders and market enthusiasts!
In this week's article, we'll explore an alternative approach to trend-following strategies - the oscillator. Oscillators prove particularly valuable in markets that lack clear trends, where prices move within a horizontal trading range. These are scenarios where most trend-following systems struggle to perform effectively. Oscillators offer technical traders a powerful tool to capitalize on such sideways, range-bound market conditions.
However, the utility of oscillators extends beyond just ranging markets. When used in conjunction with price charts during trending phases, oscillators become invaluable for traders. They help identify short-term market extremes, often referred to as overbought or oversold conditions. Additionally, oscillators can serve as early warning indicators, signaling a loss of momentum in a trend before it becomes evident in the price action. They can even detect divergences that may suggest a trend nearing its end.
In the coming articles, we'll cover various common oscillator techniques, ranging from the straightforward to the more intricate. We'll explore the crucial concept of divergence and touch upon the importance of aligning oscillator analysis with underlying market cycles. Lastly, we'll discuss how oscillators should be integrated into the broader framework of technical analysis.
Some of the most widely used oscillators include RSI, ROC, MACD, Momentum, Stochastic, among others. On our chart idea, we've added two oscillators into the BTC/USD chart: RSI and MACD (both positioned below the chart). The blue lines on the chart represent the trading range for May 23.
Stay tuned for our next article, where we will take a deep dive into RSI. We'll discuss its calculation, interpretation, and how to generate signals using RSI extremes.
We're curious to know: Is RSI a significant component of your technical analysis toolkit? Do you have a favorite oscillator? Share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below.