The PSO, developed by Lee Leibfarth, is a rewired version of a short-period stochastic. This provides a quick response to changes in market direction. This highly sensitive indicator allows for early anticipation of price turns and can be used to establish definitive trading zones that identify potential trading opportunities.
Rules as suggested by Mr.Lee:
For long trades:
(1) Premier stochastic crosses below 0.90
(2) premier stochastic crosses below 0.20
For short trades:
(1) Premier stochastic crosses above -0.90
(2) premier stochastic crosses above -0.20
More info on the trading zones and other nuances:
www.investopedia.com...llator_explained.asp
Rules as suggested by Mr.Lee:
For long trades:
(1) Premier stochastic crosses below 0.90
(2) premier stochastic crosses below 0.20
For short trades:
(1) Premier stochastic crosses above -0.90
(2) premier stochastic crosses above -0.20
More info on the trading zones and other nuances:
www.investopedia.com...llator_explained.asp
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List of my indicators at Appstore: blog.tradingview.com/?p=970
List of my indicators at Appstore: blog.tradingview.com/?p=970
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// @author LazyBear
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study("Premier Stochastic Oscillator [LazyBear]", shorttitle="PSO_LB")
stochlen = input(8, title="Stoch length")
smoothlen = input(25, title="Smooth length")
sk = stoch( close, high, low, stochlen)
len = round(sqrt( smoothlen ))
nsk = 0.1 * ( sk - 50 )
ss = ema( ema( nsk, len ), len )
expss = exp( ss )
pso = ( expss - 1 )/( expss + 1 )
plot( pso, title="Premier Stoch", color=black, linewidth=2 )
plot( pso, color=iff( pso < 0, red, blue ), style=histogram )
plot(0, color=gray)
plot( 0.2, color=blue, style=3 )
plot( 0.9, color=blue)
plot( -0.2, color=red, style=3)
plot( -0.9, color=red )