Stochastic with STC X combines three momentum oscillators into a single separate indicator pane: a standard Stochastic Oscillator, the Schaff Trend Cycle (STC), and an adapted WaveTrend oscillator.
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Overview
Stochastic with STC X plots smoothed %K and %D lines with visual circle markers for bullish or bearish crossovers in oversold or overbought zones. The STC line dynamically changes color based on directional slope and marks threshold crosses at levels 30 and 70. Configurable settings adjust Stochastic smoothing, STC MACD cycle lengths, and WaveTrend channel parameters.
Combined Stochastic and Schaff Trend Cycle displays
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
K
int
14
periodK
D
int
3
periodD
Smooth
int
3
smoothK
MACD Fast Length
int
23
fastLength
MACD Slow Length
int
50
slowLength
Cycle Length
int
10
cycleLength
1st %D Length
int
3
d1Length
2nd %D Length
int
3
d2Length
Source
source
close
src
Highlight Breakouts ?
bool
true
highlightBreakouts
Channel Length
int
10
n1
Average Length
int
21
n2
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