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Glossary
Awesome Oscillator
How Awesome Oscillator works
The Awesome Oscillator is useful to traders as it produces the following trade signals:
- A sell position if the AO goes below the zero line and forms a peak;
- A sell position if the AO creates 2 peaks above the zero line in which the second peak is lower than the first peak;
- A sell position if the AO crosses the zero line from up going down;
- Saucer – This signal is characterized by forming three columns over the nought line: 2 color red columns and 1 green column. Between the first two red columns, the second one is usually lower than the first red column. The green column goes higher than the second red column. When a saucer is projected, it indicates a ‘buy’ signal, while an inverted version of this formation indicates a ‘sell’ signal.
- Nought Line Cross – This formation is observed when the histogram crosses the nought line taking the upward direction which signifies a change in value (negative to positive). This projection indicates a ‘buy’ signal while the reversed formation indicates a ‘sell’ signal.
- Two Pikes – This formation can be traced when two pikes are projected below the nought line and the second pike is closer to level zero than the first pike. This is a signal for a ‘buy’. The reverse formation or pattern indicates a ‘sell’ signal.

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