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Old 09-13-2008, 06:07 PM
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Default Lesson on Aroon Lines

Lesson Aroon lines
When the Aroon(up) and Aroon(down) are moving lower in close proximity, it signals that a consolidation phase is under way and no strong trend is evident. When Aroon(up) dips below 50, it indicates that the current trend has lost its upwards momentum. Similarly, when Aroon(down) dips below 50, the current downtrend has lost its momentum. Values above 70 indicate a strong trend in the same direction as the Aroon (up or down) is under way.

The Aroon Oscillator signals an upward trend is underway when it is above zero and a downward trend is underway when it falls below zero. The farther away the oscillator is from the zero line, the stronger the trend.



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Old 03-14-2009, 03:45 PM
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Default Re: Lesson on Aroon Lines

Hello S_A,
I have a couple of questions about the Aroon.

I’ve noticed in this example that the consolidation phase as outlined in the center of the chart doesn’t seem to correspond with the movement of the stock. There was a sharp gap up then a continued rise of the stock for about a week or so.
Does the Aroon lag to the extent that it can’t really be used to judge entry and exit points? Can the settings be set faster to compensate for this? Ie. to give a better entry and exit point? And finally can the Aroon be coupled with another indicator or overlaid on top of another indicator to show confirmation?
Thank you,
-Ug
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Old 03-14-2009, 04:04 PM
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Default Re: Lesson on Aroon Lines

Yes, the Aroon line is a lagging indicator and I never use it on its own as a point of BUY or SELL signals.

Yes you can change the parameters to a lower number like 10 or even 5 or whatever you want. Its all personal choice (the lower the number the quicker it responds to price movement, the higher the number the slower)

I dont overlay it with anything but I am sure you can couple it with the RSI or MACD line and come up with a nice one two punch on a SHORTER term Aroon parameter.

SA

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Hello S_A,
I have a couple of questions about the Aroon.

I’ve noticed in this example that the consolidation phase as outlined in the center of the chart doesn’t seem to correspond with the movement of the stock. There was a sharp gap up then a continued rise of the stock for about a week or so.
Does the Aroon lag to the extent that it can’t really be used to judge entry and exit points? Can the settings be set faster to compensate for this? Ie. to give a better entry and exit point? And finally can the Aroon be coupled with another indicator or overlaid on top of another indicator to show confirmation?
Thank you,
-Ug
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Old 07-22-2009, 07:08 PM
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nice post.how can i use it in my amibroker or any other chart.i mean may i have afl code
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