BIAS indicators
Let's first understand the theory of basic BIAS indicators:
The BIAS indicator above positive parameters indicates overbought status and a sell signal. If the bias falls below a negative value, an oversold state and a buy signal are displayed.
The BIAS indicator is an intuitive indicator, and we usually use it along with KDJ and BOLL.
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, haven't you learned KDJ and Boll indicators yet?
If you're new to technical indicators, you can check it out here:
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Let's look at an example: $Celanese Corp(CE.US$
This is a stock I just recently bought (this is just learning not investment advice)
Downward signal (red circle)
1. The Bollinger Bands have been close to the top (overbought region) for a while
2. The KDJ index is close to 80 or above.
3. The BIAS indicator was also above the positive value and was in the overbought region for a period of time.
All three indicators are in the overbought region indicating that the stock price is likely to fall. When the KDJ indicator starts to enter a dead end, the BAIS indicator starts to fall. You can find that the stock price starts to fall at this point.
Rising signal (green circle)
1. The Bollinger Bands are close to the bottom (oversold region)
2. The KDJ indicator is close to 20 (oversold region)
3. The BIAS indicator is below the positive value (oversold region)
When the KDJ indicator appeared and BIAS began to rise at the same time, you can see that the stock price also reacted in the same way (it began to rise)
The BIAS indicator above positive parameters indicates overbought status and a sell signal. If the bias falls below a negative value, an oversold state and a buy signal are displayed.
The BIAS indicator is an intuitive indicator, and we usually use it along with KDJ and BOLL.
what
If you're new to technical indicators, you can check it out here:
👉 Helpful investment knowledge I've learned https://www.moomoo.com/hans/community/feed/108159904251910?lang_code=0
Let's look at an example: $Celanese Corp(CE.US$
This is a stock I just recently bought (this is just learning not investment advice)
Downward signal (red circle)
1. The Bollinger Bands have been close to the top (overbought region) for a while
2. The KDJ index is close to 80 or above.
3. The BIAS indicator was also above the positive value and was in the overbought region for a period of time.
All three indicators are in the overbought region indicating that the stock price is likely to fall. When the KDJ indicator starts to enter a dead end, the BAIS indicator starts to fall. You can find that the stock price starts to fall at this point.
Rising signal (green circle)
1. The Bollinger Bands are close to the bottom (oversold region)
2. The KDJ indicator is close to 20 (oversold region)
3. The BIAS indicator is below the positive value (oversold region)
When the KDJ indicator appeared and BIAS began to rise at the same time, you can see that the stock price also reacted in the same way (it began to rise)
Have you learned it?
Here's another simple exercise question, using the technical indicators we've just learned. Let's observe and discuss it together: $Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD.US$ What is the current trend?
Update: The answer is a downtrend, but within a few days the BIAS indicator moved upward and changed to an upward trend![]()
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$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$
$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$
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