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If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
Oversold/Overbought indications
* An overbought market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory above the +50 area. A bearish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a peak above +50 and then crosses back below this level.
* An oversold market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory below the -50 area. A bullish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a bottom below -50 and then crosses back above this level.
Zero-line Crossovers
* Bullish signal: upward movement through the zero line.
* Bearish signal: downward movement through the zero line.
If the (black) current reading is above the (green) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
Oversold/Overbought indications
* An overbought market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory above the +50 area. A bearish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a peak above +50 and then crosses back below this level.
* An oversold market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory below the -50 area. A bullish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a bottom below -50 and then crosses back above this level.
Zero-line Crossovers
* Bullish signal: upward movement through the zero line.
* Bearish signal: downward movement through the zero line.
When the current reading crosses into the channel of the bollinger bands, this produces a signal - up crossing is buy, down crossing is sell.
If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
When the green line gets above the threshold (black) line then crosses below the red line, thats a buy-- and it stays there until an opposite signal is generated by the green line getting below the bottom threshold line and crossing back above the red line, a sell signal.
When the green line gets above the threshold (black) line then crosses below the red line, that's a buy-- and it stays there until an opposite signal is generated by the green line getting below the bottom threshold line and crossing back above the red line, a sell signal.
TrinQ Short Term Trading Arms Index : The Arms Index is primarily a short-term trading tool. The Index shows whether volume is flowing into advancing or declining stocks. If more volume is associated with advancing stocks than declining stocks, the Arms Index will be less than 1.0; if more volume is associated with declining stocks, the Index will be greater than 1.0.
If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
Oversold/Overbought indications
* An overbought market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory above the +50 area. A bearish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a peak above +50 and then crosses back below this level.
* An oversold market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory below the -50 area. A bullish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a bottom below -50 and then crosses back above this level.
Zero-line Crossovers
* Bullish signal: upward movement through the zero line.
* Bearish signal: downward movement through the zero line.
If the (black) current reading is above the (green) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
Oversold/Overbought indications
* An overbought market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory above the +50 area. A bearish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a peak above +50 and then crosses back below this level.
* An oversold market is indicated when the oscillator enters territory below the -50 area. A bullish signal is provided when the oscillator forms a bottom below -50 and then crosses back above this level.
Zero-line Crossovers
* Bullish signal: upward movement through the zero line.
* Bearish signal: downward movement through the zero line.
When the current reading crosses into the channel of the bollinger bands, this produces a signal - up crossing is buy, down crossing is sell.
If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
If the (black) current reading is above the (blue) moving average, the trend is 'up' or the indicator is in 'buy mode', and if below, it's in downtrend or 'sell mode'.
When the green line gets above the threshold (black) line then crosses below the red line, thats a buy-- and it stays there until an opposite signal is generated by the green line getting below the bottom threshold line and crossing back above the red line, a sell signal.
When the green line gets above the threshold (black) line then crosses below the red line, that's a buy-- and it stays there until an opposite signal is generated by the green line getting below the bottom threshold line and crossing back above the red line, a sell signal.
TrinQ Short Term Trading Arms Index : The Arms Index is primarily a short-term trading tool. The Index shows whether volume is flowing into advancing or declining stocks. If more volume is associated with advancing stocks than declining stocks, the Arms Index will be less than 1.0; if more volume is associated with declining stocks, the Index will be greater than 1.0.
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