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Sunday, 8 January 2012

How To Using the Stochastic indicator to invest in Forex?

What is the stochastic indicator? 

Oscillator-type indicator is a technical analysis or stochastic indicator known as Stochastics. George Lane, who developed this indicator and was first applied in the market at the end of the years 50's and early 60's.

This indicator is measured on a scale from 0% to 100%, and determines the deviation of the closing price on the market, compared to normal levels, a period set by the operator. It is important that you know that this indicator is not recommended for use in trending markets, because there is less effective. 

How to use the stochastic indicator? 

The main idea of how the stochastic indicator is that you see clearly how this indicator determines when going to happen in the market an upward or downward movement, watching you or specifically looking at the intersection of the two indicator lines.You can use this indicator to calculate the levels of overbought / oversold (RSI), also for find points of entry at the intersection of lines and moving averages of market direction, and to locate points of divergence, with the aim of providing some weakness in the market trend. 

This indicator consists of two lines:

1. The main line is called% K

In the main line fluctuations (% K) tend to be more distinguished than the secondary line (% D), because it is more sensible. He is represented in the graphs as a compact line.

2. The secondary is called% D
D% is the moving average line% K. He is represented in the graphs as a dotted line. 

There are 3 types of stochastic: Slow, fast and full. 

1. Fast Stochastic: % K line is not uniform, so there is no moving average. This type tends to provide an early indication a turnaround in the market. 

2. Slow Stochastic: Contrary to the fast% K line is a bit more uniform, using three periods of moving averages of values ??derived from line% K Fast Stochastic. This type of stochastic provides more reliable signs or signals. 

3. Full Stochastics:Allows you to blend the two lines% K and% D. As in other indicators, suggests that you put as a reference two lines between 20 and 80. These baselines will serve to highlight potential overbought levels (above 80%) and oversold (below 20%). 

The stochastic indicator provides 3 types of signals for trading in the Forex market: 

1. Overbought / oversold: This signal occurs if the line passes stochastic above 80% mark and then, the indicator returns to the middle zone, the market should move in the same direction, ie a movement on the downside. The same is true when the line passes stochastic below the 20% mark and then the display returns to the middle zone, the market should move in the same direction is an upward movement. 

What to do? You must wait to cross lines to confirm. 

2. Crosses: This signal occurs if the two lines cross in the upper zone (above the 80% mark) and then, the indicator returns to the middle zone, the market should move in the same direction, ie a movement the downside. The same is true when the two lines cross in the lower zone (below the 20% mark) and then the display returns to the middle zone, the market should move in the same direction is an upward movement. These moments are regarded as the strongest signals. 

What to do? 

In this case you should sell at the intersection of the lines% K and% D, when they are above the 80% mark, and buy at the intersection of lines% K and% D, when it is below the line of 20%. 

3. Divergences: It is considered the most important signal, which can be useful for confirming signals. 

It is divided into:

• Bearish Divergence: This signal occurs when new high or new highs, higher and higher in the market and their corresponding peaks are progressively smaller. This is a possible sell signal. 

• Bullish Divergence: The bullish divergence occurs when there are new market or new lows consecutive low shrinking and the corresponding minima are progressively larger.This is a potential buy signal. 

What to do? In this case, if you sell and buy a bearish divergence if it is a bullish divergence. 

What you should NEVER do? 

• Never buy or sell unless he has found the intersection of lines. 

• Never buy or sell, if it is right in line crosses the limit set or between the two limits. 

• Do not use this indicator in Forex trading markets with heavy trends.

Remember that no investment is risk free and stochastic indicator in forex will help most effectively when used in conjunction with other tools.

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