Here's another way to use the Aroon filter system.
I used the CCI instead of stochastics for this test. Instead of filtering out signals, I use the Aroon as a way of raising or lowering requirements to generate signals. Here are the buy, sell, and short rules:
BUY RULES If the CCI crosses from below to above -100 as long as the Aroon Oscillator isn't at -50 or below.
If the Aroon Oscillator is at or below -50, you must wait until the CCI crosses from below to above -200.
SELL RULES If the CCI crosses from above to below +100 as long as the Aroon Oscillator isn't at +50 or above.
If the Aroon Oscillator is at or above +50, you must wait until the CCI crosses from above to below +200.
SHORT RULES (green arrows) Short if the CCI crosses from above to below +100 as long as the Aroon Oscillator is below "0".
You'll note a couple funky things: 1) Sell signals in strong up trends tend to be early, but not all together bad. 2) This system failed to generate a buy signal in '99, missing the entire rally that lead to the Q1 2000 peak. 3) Check out the last buy signal. The system went totally haywire. Obviously, stops would have kept loses from going out of control. 4) The CCI is a bit erratic. It's difficult to see exactly when it crosses above and below overbought and oversold levels. I suppose there's a way to smooth it.
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