TA Challenge: Get to know BIAS in one chart

Stock prices change every day due to market forces. You may want to ask: how to identify a market up or down? Well, it depends on the deviation rate. In this post, we will explore a new indicator, BIAS.
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A BIAS above the positive parameter indicates an overbought condition and a sell signal. A BIAS below the negative parameter shows an oversold condition and a buy signal.

Review the previous TA topics:
1. MA: How do you identify trends with moving averages?
2. BB: Breakout? Reversals? How to use Bollinger Bands?
3. RSI: How does RSI tell whether a stock is overbought or oversold?
4. KDJ: A short-term trading tool you can't miss
5. PSY: Emotional trading is bad? PSY doesn't think so!
6. SAR: How to use the SAR to spot reversal signals?

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