Generating Semaphore Signals from Asymmetric Stochastic Crosses

Summary

The document describes a semaphore-style indicator based on an asymmetric Stochastic oscillator. It activates a signal when the oscillator crosses its signal line, presenting the crossover as the indicator’s triggering condition. The description does not specify the oscillator’s parameters, define what makes its construction asymmetric, or explain how crossing direction maps to long or short signals.

No chart evidence, performance results, market context, or trading rules are provided. The indicator depends on a smoothing-algorithm library that must be available in the platform’s include folder. As described, it is a narrow signal-generation component rather than a complete strategy: position entry, exits, risk controls, and validation are not covered. Its usefulness is therefore limited to understanding the stated crossover trigger and the external library dependency.

Key ideas

• The indicator derives semaphore signals from an asymmetric Stochastic oscillator.
• A crossing of the oscillator and its signal line activates a signal.
• The description does not specify the oscillator settings or signal direction rules.
• The implementation relies on a separate smoothing-algorithm library.
• No strategy testing or performance evidence is supplied.

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