There are several good books regarding the 3/10 oscillator. As far as online information regarding basic use of the study itself, you may want to click here to read up on it. I hope this helps.
Carlton, attached is an EFS that plots the 3-10 oscillator (Moving Average Oscillator, aka Price Oscillator). The oscillator plots the difference between a fast and slow moving average. It is the same as a MACD (price oscillator line) except that it uses SIMPLE instead of EXPONENTIAL to calculate values, and you can change the MA lengths. For the purposes of identifying price-study divergences, I find that SIMPLE produces better results than EXPONENTIAL.
For additional perspective, in the same study pane you can apply a MACD or another price oscillator with a different set of values to give you a fast-slow pair.
If you are looking for info. links, do a Google search for "Price Oscillator" or "Moving Average Oscillator".
Thanks for the study, mate. However, I can I use this formula to identify price-study divergences?
Cheers
Carlton
Hi Carlton,
I'm certainly no expert but divergence analysis is a big part of my own trading. And I use the 3/10 oscillator (have not tried the one on eSignal but should be similar) together with the CCI for this purpose. It is responsive unlike many laggy indicators out there.
Actually, I was hoping it would highlight when bullish divergence occured, similar to the attached divergence. If you could tweak your script to identify when a bullish divergence occurs with a coloured line that would be great.
If you want that, it's best to ask Chris Kryza (author of that divergence detector script you posted). His nick in this forum is ckryza. If willing, he could easily add the Price Oscillator as one of the optional studies.
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