Matt, Just when I settle into the 60 / 89 /144 Stochastics, back
from the dead comes the 55 Sto. I am so confused....
I would love to see some sort of notes (guide) for the periods
and a most used list of indicators for each. Or maybe a set of base
charts with indicators for each popular period.
I know the subject is vast, but anything along these lines would
be helpful in understanding why you might be using one vs the other
indicators.
jroger, set yourself a system of various stochastics and watch
them for a while, and you'll see the difference. There is no rule
here, Matt uses them as he deems it fit. The difference is how much
delay (or confirmation) you want to give before hopping on a
trend.
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Matt, Just when I settle
Posted by jroger on 1st of Mar 2010 at 04:58 pm
Matt, Just when I settle into the 60 / 89 /144 Stochastics, back from the dead comes the 55 Sto. I am so confused....
I would love to see some sort of notes (guide) for the periods and a most used list of indicators for each. Or maybe a set of base charts with indicators for each popular period.
I know the subject is vast, but anything along these lines would be helpful in understanding why you might be using one vs the other indicators.
jroger, set yourself a system
Posted by junkie on 1st of Mar 2010 at 05:09 pm
jroger, set yourself a system of various stochastics and watch them for a while, and you'll see the difference. There is no rule here, Matt uses them as he deems it fit. The difference is how much delay (or confirmation) you want to give before hopping on a trend.