Axiom Stoch Osc
Stacking stochastic panes across timeframes is one of the oldest habits in oscillator-based reading. It is also one of the easiest ways to lie to yourself. Three separate stoch indicators on three separate panes drift...
- IntroductionStacking stochastic panes across timeframes is one of the oldest habits in oscillator-based reading. It is also one of the easiest ways to lie to yourself. Three separate stoch indicators on three separate panes drift...
- Quick StartGoal of this page: get the pane on a chart, prove it is behaving sensibly, and install the reading order before your existing stoch reflexes quietly corrupt the read. In that order.
- SettingsEvery input on this pane is a deliberate choice. That framing matters more here than on a single-timeframe stoch, because the instrument gives you two smoothing passes per slot and then asks you to blend three slots a...
- Visuals and LogicThis page is about reading the pane correctly. Not configuring it, not alerting on it, not defending its internals — reading it. The single most valuable move you can make in front of this instrument is to walk your e...
- AlertsTen alert conditions in three groups. Every alert is evaluated on confirmed chart bars only. Every alert reports a state — K above or below D, or every enabled slot in the same K-vs-D direction — not a transition. Not...
- MTF and RepaintingThis page is about a single switch and one rule that governs slot timeframes. The switch is `On Bar Close?`. The rule is: every slot's timeframe must be at or above the chart's timeframe. Between the two, they account...
- Limitations and Trust BoundariesThis is the heaviest misread-prevention page in the pack. A reader who configures Base correctly can still misread it. The misreads live in what the instrument looks like from outside — a bounded oscillator with famil...
- WorkflowsThree named scenarios. Each carries the same card shape: setup, reading routine, failure mode, anti-pattern contrast, and what to expect under stress. These are not prescriptions. They are configurations worth having...
- TroubleshootingUse this page the way you would use a triage desk — walk in with a symptom, leave with a reasoned next step. The symptoms are grouped into three categories so you learn to recognize them by shape:
- For the GeeksThis page explains the *shape* of the pipeline — enough for a reader to reason about why the pane does what it does, and enough to distinguish it honestly from plain single-timeframe stoch, classical slow stoch, and a...