osc_exp
Function Name: osc_exp
Tags: Oscillator
Category: Trend
The Exponential Oscillator is the simple difference between two Exponential Moving Averages.
An oscillator helps determine whether a market is overbought or oversold. These indicators show us when a market has become extreme (moved too far in one direction). When this occurs, the market usually corrects itself by pausing and then moving sideways, or even moving in the opposite direction of the existing trend.
Oscillators also indicate a divergence, usually before it actually occurs, during the extreme price activity. When this occurs, it is usually a sign that a trend is losing momentum.
period1 |
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Default Value: 5 | Minimum: 2 | Maximum: 9999 |
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Type: Numeric |
period2 |
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Default Value: 10 | Minimum: 2 | Maximum: 9999 |
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Type: Numeric |