Stochastic Stock Scans
These scans are all based on the Stochastic Oscillator. It's a momentum indicator which is used to determine where the most recent closing price is in relation to the price range for a preceding period of time. This site uses the standard 14 day period (14, 3, 3) for its Stochastic calculations.
Stochastic tends to oscillate in a range between 0 and 100. Levels under 20 are considered oversold while levels above 80 are considered overbought. It's important to note that overbought or oversold can stay that way for quite a while given the right conditions. So it's often wise to combine Stochastic with some other indicators / analysis when making trading decisions.
Name | Description |
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Overbought Stochastic | Stocks with Overbought Stochastic |
Oversold Stochastic | Stocks with Oversold Stochastic. |
Stochastic Buy Signal | A buy signal is given when the Stochastic is below the 20 oversold line and the %K line crosses above the %D line |
Stochastic Reached Overbought | Stochastic (14, 3, 3) reached overbought levels by rising above 80 |
Stochastic Reached Oversold | Stochastic (14, 3, 3) reached oversold levels by dropping below 20 |
Stochastic Sell Signal | A sell signal is given when the Stochastic is above the 80 overbought line and the %K line crosses below the %D line |
Strong but Oversold | Strong Stocks which were Oversold. |
Strong, Oversold and Reversal Signs | Strong Stocks which were Oversold and showing bullish reversal signals. |
Weak + Overbought | Weak Stocks which were Overbought. |
Weak, Overbought and Reversal Signs | Weak Stocks which were Overbought and showing bearish reversal signals. |
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