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Parabolic SAR, Stochastics Trading Strategy

Parabolic SAR and Stochastics MTF Trading System

09/05/2014 Editorial Team 0

The Parabolic SAR is a versatile trading indicator which can be effectively used as a trailing stop indicator. It forms a kind of trend following […]

Rising and Falling PSAR

What is the Parabolic SAR Indicator

03/29/2013 Editorial Team 0

Parabolic SAR, short for Stop and Reverse is a technical indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder. The PSAR indicator is used to primarily determine the […]

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