StockFetcher Forums · Announcements · New Indicator: Parabolic SAR<< >>Post Follow-up
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msg #5		 8/27/2002 1:09:19 PM


Now available for the StockFetcher filters is the Parabolic SAR. Typically used to determine stop points for trades, the Parabolic SAR forms a band either above or below the current price of the stock.

Examples using the Parabolic SAR:

Fetcher[price between 10 and 50 and the Parabolic SAR has been increasing for 5 days]


Fetcher[Parabolic SAR has been decreasing for 7 days]





*** Note ***
The Parabolic SAR is a cumulative indicator, so exact filters such as crossovers may produce results which may not match their charts.



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