Stochastic MACD
Stochastic MACD (SMACD) is an oscillating momentum indicator, that combine the Stochastic oscillator and MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence).
SMACD is based on the difference of two exponential moving averages (EMA) and their relative positions compared to the highest and lowest prices of a certain period (standard 45).
A possible high/low is around 15, so those values have been marked with a dotted line.
SMACD have proven to better show positive/negative divergences compared to the traditional MACD indicator. The indicator itself is very close to the MACD, but differ in the way you can compare the historical values.
SMACD is based on the difference of two exponential moving averages (EMA) and their relative positions compared to the highest and lowest prices of a certain period (standard 45).
A possible high/low is around 15, so those values have been marked with a dotted line.
SMACD have proven to better show positive/negative divergences compared to the traditional MACD indicator. The indicator itself is very close to the MACD, but differ in the way you can compare the historical values.