Friday, December 18, 2015 11:53:55 PM
You've prolly used it before as Williams is the exact inverse of fast stochasctic.
Plot a fast stochastic of same time period just below and you will see.
It's a mirror image without the moving average (or %D) plotted with inverse negative values.
I believe its due to the variables of the calculation being juggled a bit and being multiplied by -100 vs 100.
All in all you end up with the exact same plotted line.
Plot a fast stochastic of same time period just below and you will see.
It's a mirror image without the moving average (or %D) plotted with inverse negative values.
I believe its due to the variables of the calculation being juggled a bit and being multiplied by -100 vs 100.
All in all you end up with the exact same plotted line.
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