Williams %R, also known as Williams Percent Range, is an essential tool for technical analysis.
It provides traders and investors with valuable insights into futures contracts’ momentum and potential reversal points. This momentum oscillator functions by comparing the closing price of a commodity to its high-low range over a set period, usually 14 days, but it can be adjusted to suit different trading strategies. The resulting figures oscillate between 0 and -100, giving a clear picture of market conditions.
When the Williams %R value goes above -20, the futures contract may be overbought, suggesting a potential price decline as selling pressure increases. Conversely, a drop below -80 indicates an oversold condition, indicating a possible price increase as buying interest returns. These crucial thresholds assist traders in identifying extreme price movements, allowing them to make informed and strategic trading decisions.
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