What is the technique of following a PSAR indicator?

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Ross Graham
Answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago
<p>Reading Parabolic SAR is simple and straightforward. When the parabolas (dots) are below price candlesticks, it denotes a bull market and traders should seek opportunities to place buy orders; whereas when the parabolas are above price candlesticks, it implies a bear market and traders should seek opportunities to place short sale orders. As a rule of thumb, a trend reversal can be confirmed when three consecutive parabolas form on the opposite side. For instance, during an uptrend, a trend reversal would be confirmed after three consecutive parabolas print on top of the price action.</p>
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