FailStat (likelihood of a falling price being bought) and GainStat (likelihood of a rising price being sold).
Calculates FailStat (statistical likelihood of a falling price being bought) and GainStat (statistical likelihood of a rising price being sold). How price behaves at these levels creates trading opportunities.
These are statistical measures of where buying and selling pressure historically appears. They describe probability, not certainty.
Calculates FailStat (statistical likelihood of a falling price being bought) and GainStat (statistical likelihood of a rising price being sold). How price behaves at these levels creates trading opportunities.
These are statistical measures of where buying and selling pressure historically appears. They describe probability, not certainty.
Fail Stat, which represents the statistical likelihood of a falling price being bought, and Gain Stat, which represents the statistical likelihood of a rising price being sold are two important levels. How price behaves when at these levels can create trading opportunities.