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SymbolSPY
Price$594
SentimentNeutral

What is the LOHAS Five-Line Analysis?

Analyze whether the current stock price is overly optimistic or pessimistic. Utilize the statistical properties of stock price mean reversion to track long-term trends and determine the price's position.
For detailed instructions, please see the article:Analyze Price Trends and Sentiment with LOHAS Five-Line Analysis

LOHAS Five-Line Analysis

  • The middle trend line is a long-term moving average, serving as the baseline for assessing the long-term price trend. Two standard deviations are added above and below this baseline.
  • The further the price moves from the middle trend line, the further it deviates from the long-term average, increasing the probability of reverting to the trend line.
  • When the price touches the uppermost band, it indicates a strong short-term overbought condition and extreme market optimism, posing a risk of pullback.
  • When the price touches the lowermost band, it indicates a strong short-term oversold condition and extreme market pessimism, presenting an opportunity for a rebound.

LOHAS Channel

  • The LOHAS Channel is a more sensitive indicator used to help determine short-term overbought and oversold conditions.
  • When the price breaks above the upper LOHAS Channel, it may indicate short-term overheating.
  • When the price breaks below the lower LOHAS Channel, it may indicate short-term cooling.

Using Both Together

  • When the price touches the uppermost or lowermost band of the LOHAS Five-Line Analysis and simultaneously breaks the LOHAS Channel, it might signify a continuation of the trend. Consider waiting for the price to return within the LOHAS Channel before taking action.
  • It is recommended for use with index ETFs or large-cap stocks with clear trends, in conjunction with fundamental analysis. It should not be used as the sole basis for buy/sell decisions.