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Stochastic Crossover System
The Stochastic Crossover System is a study which displays Up and Down Arrows representing Buy and Sell signals, on the chart based upon the crossover of the Stochastic Slow %K and Slow %D lines. To see how these lines are defined, refer to the study KD - Slow. The conditions that determine which signal, if any, is displayed are stated below.
Let the High Price and Low Price at Index \(t\) be denoted as \(H_t\) and \(L_t\), respectively. Let the Inputs Arrow Offset Percentage be denoted as \(k\). Horizontal lines are drawn at levels determined by the Inputs Line 1 Value and Line 2 Value.
For \( t > n_{FastK} + n_{FastD} + n_{SlowD}\) and if the Input Use Buy/Sell Lines = Yes:
For \( t > n_{FastK} + n_{FastD} + n_{SlowD}\) and if the Input Use Buy/Sell Lines = No:
Inputs
- Fast %K Length
- Fast %D (Slow %K) Length
- Slow %D Length
- Line 1 Value
- Line 2 Value
- Use Buy/Sell Lines: When this is set to Yes, then Line 1 and Line 2 are used in the determination of the Buy and Sell signals. This is explained in more detail above.
Spreadsheet
The spreadsheet below contains the formulas for this study in Spreadsheet format. Save this Spreadsheet to the Data Files Folder.
Open it through File >> Open Spreadsheet.
*Last modified Monday, 03rd October, 2022.