stochastics

“For us, it's much easier to answer this yes-or-no question than to answer how many big clusters do we see of this or this size,” says Benedikt Jahnel, a mathematician at the Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics in Berlin.

You use an approach called stochastics to merge those things together to predict where the object really is.

Only three Dow components have a positive weekly chart with two of these have overbought stochastics.

A technically positive weekly chart occurs when a stock ends a week above its five-week modified moving average with the stochastics reading rising above 20.00.

A technically negative weekly chart occurs when a stock ends a week below its five-week modified moving average with the stochastics reading declining below 80.00.