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How to interpret STANDARD DEVIATION

Posted by larosfx on 27 February 2016


Standard deviation (SD)indicator measures the price deviations from the moving average (volatility). 

This indicator is often used as a compound part of the other more sophisticated indicators (e.g. Bollinger Bands).

How to interpret

Trader needs to know that periods of market activity and calm usually alternate each other.



- High SD line means high volatility, because closing price and average closing price significantly differ.
 Extreme SD highs warn that the current activity will soon calm down (consolidation).

- Low SD line means low volatility (prices are stable). Extreme SD lows may signal the forthcoming market move.

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