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| The KDJ indicator is a derivative of the Stochastic oscillator adding additional smoothing to the K and D lines. It turns out that, compared to the Stochastic, this is a more lagging indicator, but it generates fewer false signals when the K and D lines cross. As well as for the Stochastic, the divergence between the price and line K creates a reliable trading signal. At the same time, moving the line K beyond the oversold/overbought zone makes this signal even stronger. As the name "KDJ" suggests, the indicator has another line, line J. You can think of this line as the difference between the K and D lines. The J line can give you a trading signal earlier K and D lines when crossing. For example, when the J line is above 80 and reverses, this is a sell signal, and vice versa, when the line is below 20 and reverses, it is a buy signal. |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Above 80 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Above 50 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Above 20 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Up Last 7 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Up Last 13 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Up Last 26 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Below 80 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Below 50 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Crossed Below 20 |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Down Last 7 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Down Last 13 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Trending Down Last 26 Days |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) K-Line Crossed Above D-Line |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) K-Line Crossed Below D-Line |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Bullish Divergence |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Bearish Divergence |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Overbought |
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| KDJ(9,3,3) Oversold |
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