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Kinetik Model [NantzOS]
Description:
The Kinetik Model is a strategy that reinterprets the traditional stochastic oscillator to take advantage of momentum instead of the standard overbought/oversold reversal approach. Primarily operating upon zero line crosses, what you observe is the difference between the K and D plots. the first unique feature about this system is that the stochastic calculation has been made "boundless" in order to more accurately gauge the rate of momentum. It doesn't consolidate in upper or lower channels. The second feature is the dataset typically known as %K smoothing is set to a fixed value, the %K length and %D smoothing serve as a customizable length and signal. The third is that it takes trades based on the difference between the fixed %K and customizable %D, a reminder that is your oscillator display. This oscillator versus the traditional stochastic is comparable to the MACD histogram versus the MACD line plots. The fourth feature is that the user dynamically tests the upper and lower thresholds, displayed with a color background on the oscillator, to act as a filtration method. The system won't take shorts if momentum is above the upper threshold and won't take longs if it's performing below the lower threshold. Lastly, this system uses a trailing stop exit strategy, which can be deactivated, and the option to test long only.
Features Summarized:
How to Use:
Length: Modifies the amount of data used to calculate the oscillator.
Signal: Further calibrates the sensitivity of the final plot.
High/Low Thresholds: A single filtration method for defining extreme zones of momentum bias, which determines entry/exits along with the zero line crosses.
Remaining Settings: Customize stop loss calibration along with optional features and styling choice.
Oscillators have been a staple in financial analysis since the mid-20th century, with tools like the RSI, MACD, and Stochastic helping gauge overbought and oversold conditions. What makes the latter unique is that the stochastic utilizes highs and lows as opposed to various EMA rates of change. Kinetik's unique boundless stochastic calculation and K/D difference plotting are the heart of this strategy.
The Kinetik Model is a strategy that reinterprets the traditional stochastic oscillator to take advantage of momentum instead of the standard overbought/oversold reversal approach. Primarily operating upon zero line crosses, what you observe is the difference between the K and D plots. the first unique feature about this system is that the stochastic calculation has been made "boundless" in order to more accurately gauge the rate of momentum. It doesn't consolidate in upper or lower channels. The second feature is the dataset typically known as %K smoothing is set to a fixed value, the %K length and %D smoothing serve as a customizable length and signal. The third is that it takes trades based on the difference between the fixed %K and customizable %D, a reminder that is your oscillator display. This oscillator versus the traditional stochastic is comparable to the MACD histogram versus the MACD line plots. The fourth feature is that the user dynamically tests the upper and lower thresholds, displayed with a color background on the oscillator, to act as a filtration method. The system won't take shorts if momentum is above the upper threshold and won't take longs if it's performing below the lower threshold. Lastly, this system uses a trailing stop exit strategy, which can be deactivated, and the option to test long only.
Features Summarized:
- A reimagined stochastic that operates without fixed boundries, offering flexibility for properly observing momentum.
- High and low levels act as extreme zones for highlighting strong trends.
- Users can modify data length, signal input, and thresholds from the settings to suit their preferred asset and time frame.
- A built-in optional stop-loss mechanism with adjustable sensitivity, enabling tighter or more relaxed risk management.
- Includes and optional long only setting and candle coloring with signals.
How to Use:
- Navigate to the indicator tab in TradingView to search and apply the Kinetik Model.
- Access the settings icon on the indicator to navigate the style and settings:
Length: Modifies the amount of data used to calculate the oscillator.
Signal: Further calibrates the sensitivity of the final plot.
High/Low Thresholds: A single filtration method for defining extreme zones of momentum bias, which determines entry/exits along with the zero line crosses.
Remaining Settings: Customize stop loss calibration along with optional features and styling choice.
Oscillators have been a staple in financial analysis since the mid-20th century, with tools like the RSI, MACD, and Stochastic helping gauge overbought and oversold conditions. What makes the latter unique is that the stochastic utilizes highs and lows as opposed to various EMA rates of change. Kinetik's unique boundless stochastic calculation and K/D difference plotting are the heart of this strategy.
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