DOGEUSD Trader's Guide to Dogecoin Technical Indicators

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What Is the Trader's Cheat Sheet?

The Trader's Cheat Sheet compiles 50 widely used technical indicators, projecting the price levels required to trigger each signal in the next trading session. Updated daily after market settlement, it serves two scenarios:

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Key Features


Core Technical Indicators

1. Stochastic Oscillators

14-Day %K Stochastic Stalls

  1. Value1 = (3 Γ— %K Stochastic) βˆ’ (2 Γ— Raw Stochastic)
  2. Value2 = (14-Day High βˆ’ 14-Day Low) / 100
  3. Stall = (Value1 Γ— Value2) + 14-Day Low

14-Day %D Stochastic Stalls

  1. Value1 = (3 Γ— %D Stochastic) βˆ’ (2 Γ— %K Stochastic)
  2. Same Value2 as above.
  3. Stall = (Value1 Γ— Value2) + 14-Day Low

2. Pivot Points

Calculated using daily High (H), Low (L), and Close (C):

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3. Moving Averages

Legacy periods (9, 18, 40 days) favored by floor traders indicate prices needed to cross above/below averages.

4. Standard Deviation

Measures volatility and predicts trading ranges:

  1. Calculate 5-day average closing price.
  2. Compute variance for each price.
  3. Square variances, sum results, and multiply by 2 (for 2Οƒ) or 3 (for 3Οƒ).
  4. Divide by (data points βˆ’ 1), then square root.

FAQs

Q1: How often is the Cheat Sheet updated?

A: Daily, after receiving end-of-day settlement data.

Q2: Can I export Cheat Sheet data?

A: Yes, Barchart members export to Excel or CSV formats.

Q3: Why are some trigger prices 0.00?

A: Indicates the signal is mathematically impossible to trigger.

Q4: What’s the minimum data required?

A: At least 5 trading days of activity.


Pro Tips

Data accuracy depends on market settlement updates. Always cross-verify with live charts.


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- **Technical indicators**  
- **Pivot points**  
- **Stochastic oscillators**  
- **Moving averages**  
- **Standard deviation**