| Level cross up | 🟢 Buy | The indicator value crossed the specified level from below to above. | The indicator value crosses the specified level (level), moving from below to above. Used for crossing the zero level (RSI 50, MACD 0) or an arbitrary threshold. |
| Level cross down | 🔴 Sell | The indicator value crossed the specified level from above to below. | The indicator value drops below the specified level (level). |
| Value above level by N | 🟢 Buy | The indicator value rose above the level by the specified distance. | Fires when the indicator value crosses the threshold (level + distance), moving up. Allows delaying entry until a breakout of the level is confirmed. |
| Value below level by N | 🔴 Sell | The indicator value dropped below the level by the specified distance. | Fires when the indicator value crosses the threshold (level - distance), moving down. |
| Value rising | 🟢 Buy | The indicator value is rising relative to the previous bar. | The indicator value on the current bar is greater than on the previous one. The simplest indicator of upward momentum. |
| Value falling | 🔴 Sell | The indicator value is falling relative to the previous bar. | The indicator value on the current bar is less than on the previous one. The simplest indicator of downward momentum. Generates a signal on every declining bar. |
| Slope turns positive | 🟢 Buy | The indicator slope turned positive — an upward reversal. | The derivative (slope) of the indicator line crossed zero from below to above, i.e. the indicator stopped falling and started rising. Signals a change in the direction of the indicator’s movement. |
| Slope turns negative | 🔴 Sell | The indicator slope turned negative — a downward reversal. | The derivative of the indicator line crossed zero from above to below, i.e. the indicator stopped rising and started falling. |
| K crosses D up | 🟢 Buy | The K line of the Stochastic / KDJ crossed the D line from below to above. | The fast K line crosses the slow D line from below to above — a classic bullish stochastic signal. Most reliable when the crossover occurs in the oversold zone (values below 20–30). |
| K crosses D down | 🔴 Sell | The K line of the Stochastic / KDJ crossed the D line from above to below. | The fast K line crosses the slow D line from above to below — a classic bearish stochastic signal. Most reliable when the crossover occurs in the overbought zone (values above 70–80). |
| Enter overbought zone | 🔴 Sell | The oscillator entered the overbought zone. | The oscillator value crossed the overbought threshold from below to above. It means that the price is actively rising and has reached an extreme level. In a counter-trend strategy it can be used as a sell signal. |
| Enter oversold zone | 🟢 Buy | The oscillator entered the oversold zone. | The oscillator value crossed the oversold threshold from above to below. It means that the price is actively falling. In a counter-trend strategy it can be used as a buy signal. |
| Exit overbought zone | 🔴 Sell | The oscillator exited the overbought zone. | The oscillator value returned below the overbought threshold. Signals a decline in upward momentum. |
| Exit oversold zone | 🟢 Buy | The oscillator exited the oversold zone. | The oscillator value returned above the oversold threshold. Signals a decline in downward momentum. |