i will test and tell u about Stochastic later but i use rsi indicator in similar fashion so got easily what u were trying to tell , so i m sharing my rsi set up .
ok now test this setup
use rsi (30) i.e., 3o period relative strength index and buy when rsi(30) > 55 and exit when it comes below 55.i.e., rsi(30)<55
similarly short when rsi( 30) < 45 and exit when rsi(30) >45
believe it or not it works fantastic and is suited to all time frames , u can use it in 1 minute 2minute , 3,4,5 ................ as well as in daily and weekly time frames .
i have made this setup by continuous testing and experimentation only .
ok now test this setup
use rsi (30) i.e., 3o period relative strength index and buy when rsi(30) > 55 and exit when it comes below 55.i.e., rsi(30)<55
similarly short when rsi( 30) < 45 and exit when rsi(30) >45
believe it or not it works fantastic and is suited to all time frames , u can use it in 1 minute 2minute , 3,4,5 ................ as well as in daily and weekly time frames .
i have made this setup by continuous testing and experimentation only .
the main problem working with RSI is at the time of breakouts. breakouts that are not expected.
for eg. consider an example. the RSI is at 48 entered from the overbought region to the selling region now. a person is trying to sell here. and at the particular moment the stock starts moving in the opposite direction and the breakout occurs. at that time the RSI indicators change their values. what i mean is that when you entered the sell trade the RSI was Entering from above to below. but as soon as the breakout occurs, you notice that the new rsi values formed are totally different now. the same position u entered that time is now showing the RSI entering the buy region from below to above.
this is serious problem i have faced of RSI at time of breakouts.