Full Stochastic
Full Stochastic is a technical indicator that predicts the overbought or oversold situations in the market. Traders and investors use this indicator to figure out the buy or sell signals. By using KEEV, you can analyse the Full Stochastic indicator without any hassles.
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What is the Full Stochastic?
How To Analyse a Chart Using Full Stochastic?
How To Use Full Stochastic on KEEV?
Category – Trend/Momentum/Volatility/Volume
Type – Leading/Lagging
What is the Full Stochastic?
Stochastic Full is an Indicator that generalises Stochastic Fast and Stochastic Slow oscillators.
The oscillations are observed based on price trends. When prices are uptrend, they tend to close near the top end of the range.
Conversely, When prices are in a downtrend, they often approach the lower end of the range.
The calculation of the Stochastic Full is the same as that of the Stochastic Fast and Stochastic Slow.
%K is calculated first. It is the ratio of the difference between the current close and the lowest low over the difference between the highest and lowest price.
How To Analyse a Chart Using Full Stochastic?
As you can see in the above chart, the Fast Stochastic Indicator oscillates between 0 and 100.
It's the same technique as used in other oscillators: crossing overbought/oversold levels of main plots is normally analysed.
Using the chart, you can determine whether something is overbought or oversold.
In an overbought situation, the %K is above 80. In contrast, an oversold signal is indicated when the %K falls below 20. There are also levels of 75 and 25, which are commonly used.
The indicator might indicate a Buy signal if it crosses below the oversold line (20) and a Sell signal if it crosses above the overbought line (80).
The show breakout signals parameter value can be adjusted to enable actual crossover indication.
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