When a certain condition is met for an indicator, it typically means it’s a good time to buy or sell. We made those signs clearly visible and below is a list of when they appear.
Here is what they mean:
Buy — indicator values < price Sell — indicator values > price
Buy — indicator < lines that represent oversold conditions and indicator values are rising Sell — indicator > lines that represent overbought conditions and indicator values are falling
Buy — main line < lower band (20) and main line crosses the signal line from bottom-up
Sell — main line > upper band (80) and main line crosses the signal line from above-down
Buy — indicator < oversold level (-100) and reversed upwards
Sell — indicator > overbought level (100) and reversed downwards
Buy — indicator > 20 and +DI line crossed -DI line from bottom-up
Sell — indicator > 20 and +DI line crossed -DI line from above-down
Buy — saucer and values are greater than 0 or zero line cross from bottom-up
Sell — saucer and values are lower than 0 or zero line cross from above-down
Buy — indicator values are rising
Sell — indicator values are falling
Buy — main line values > signal line values
Sell — main line values < signal line values
Buy — price < lower band
Sell — price > upper band
Buy — indicator values < opening price
Sell — indicator values > opening price
We’ve also added columns with general ratings. For example, the Rating column will show you combined ratings for all of the indicators mentioned above. You can also add your own filters to this column.
There’s also a context menu now for the column headers. You can now: