Stochastic signals indicator with arrows

Viewing 10 posts - 1 through 10 (of 10 total)

Author

Posts
12/28/2025 at 5:51 PM #254801 quote
UKCityGent
Participant

New
id like an indicator to show %K and %D to dip below 20 and when it goes over 20 to draw an arrow as per the code below

Not sure why its not working out ?
```
MA1 = Close > average[50]

K = stochastic[14,1]
D = average[3](K)
C1 =  K => 20 AND K[1] =< 19 AND D => 20 AND D[1] =< 19

IF C1 AND MA1 THEN
   DRAWARROWUP(barindex, low - (high-low)*0.5) COLOURED(104,142,35)
ENDIF
```
12/28/2025 at 6:26 PM #254802 quote

jacquesgermain
Participant

Senior

hello add “return” at the end of indicator

robertogozzi, Iván González and Nicolas thanked this post

12/28/2025 at 6:48 PM #254803 quote
JS
Participant

Senior
Hi,

Try this one…
```
MA1 = Close < average[50]

K = stochastic[14,1]
D = average[3](K)

C1 = D crosses over 20

IF C1 AND MA1 THEN
DRAWARROWUP(barindex, low - (high-low)*0.5) COLOURED(104,142,35)
ENDIF

Return
```
robertogozzi and Iván González thanked this post

Schermafbeelding-2025-12-28-om-18.45.27.png
12/29/2025 at 11:26 AM #254818 quote
jacquesgermain
Participant

Senior
hello this one is exactly your code
```
MA1 = Close < average[50]
 
K = stochastic[14,1]
D = average[3](K)
 
C1 = D crosses over 20 and K crosses over 20
 
IF C1 AND MA1 THEN
DRAWARROWUP(barindex, low - (high-low)*0.5) COLOURED(104,142,35)
ENDIF
 
Return
```
12/29/2025 at 11:42 AM #254824 quote

JS
Participant

Senior

D is the average of K, so when “D crosses over 20, K has already crossed above 20…

When you combine them, you miss signals…

UKCityGent thanked this post

12/29/2025 at 11:51 AM #254826 quote

LaMaille
Participant

Junior

JS wrote:

D is the average of K, so when “D crosses over 20, K has already crossed above 20…

When you combine them, you miss signals…

Sometimes, D crosses over 20 while k crosses again under 20… So : C1 = D crosses over 20 and K > 20 would less exclusive than both crosses at the same time, yet more safer than the mean crossing over while K going back under (which means downside not finished yet)

12/29/2025 at 12:03 PM #254827 quote

JS
Participant

Senior

There is no point in applying smoothing (D) and then also use the raw oscillator (K)…

12/29/2025 at 1:55 PM #254834 quote

UKCityGent
Participant

New

Hi Jacques
Perfectly thanks -it was what i was trying to do

12/29/2025 at 11:23 PM #254859 quote

LucasBest
Participant

Average

JS wrote:

There is no point in applying smoothing (D) and then also use the raw oscillator (K)…

The mean (smmothing) is slower to react… While it crosses over, K can reverse and this can mean that the pulse is not so clear/good.
=> checking that k still above 20 while D crosses over is a way to check if the pulse still holding while the mean reacts.

It happened last friday on Nasdaq 5 min timeframe

Capture-decran-2025-12-29-231214.png

12/30/2025 at 12:39 AM #254861 quote
JS
Participant

Senior
Nicolas made the interesting “CandlestickStochastic” a while ago…
```
//PRC_CandlesticksStochastic | indicator
//25.10.2016
//Nicolas @ http://www.prorealcode.com
//Sharing ProRealTime knowledge

period = 26
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//lastest highhest high and lowest low over "period"
hh = highest[period](high)
ll = lowest[period](low)
scale = hh-ll
dynO = ((Open-ll)/scale)*100
dynH = ((High-ll)/scale)*100
dynL = ((Low-ll)/scale)*100
dynC = ((Close-ll)/scale)*100
//candle color
if Open>Close then
r = 0
g = 102
else
r = 102
g = 0
endif
//draw candlesticks
DRAWCANDLE(dynO,dynH,dynL,dynC) coloured(g,r,0) bordercolor (g,r,0)

return 0 as " 0 " ,23.6 as "23.6 % level",38.2 as " 38.2 ", 50 as "50% level", 61.8 as " 61.8 " ,78.6 as "78.6% level", 100 as " 100 "
```
Iván González thanked this post

Schermafbeelding-2025-12-30-om-00.37.24.png
Author

Posts