Chande Momentum Oscillator - Technical Indicator
The chande momentum oscillator (CMO) was developed by Tushar Chande andis a technical indicator that attempts to capture the momentum of a security. Chande discussed this and many other indicators in his book "The New Technical Trader". The chande momentum oscillator differs from other technical indicators like the RSI and MACD, because it uses up and down days in both the numerator and denominator.
Chande Momentum Oscillator Overbought/Oversold Levels
The CMO is a unique oscillator, but like all other oscillators, it has overbought and oversold levels. Since the indicator is based on previous closing prices, it will oscillate between +100 and -100. Traders use a general rule of thumb that when the chande momentum oscillator is greater than +50 the security is said to be overbought, while a reading below -50 is considered oversold. Traders should not simply buy or sell a security because the indicator crosses these thresholds, this is a sure way to lose money.
Trading with the Chande Momentum Oscillator
Trading with the chande momentum oscillator as a standalone indicator can prove a challenging task. Since the indicator will oscillate between +100 and -100, a break of +50 could mean that it is overbought, but remember the indicator has another 50 points it can run. What many traders do is to apply a moving average to the indicator and will use crosses of the CMO and a simple moving average to generate trade triggers. Another approach is to trade a security when the chande momentum oscillator has reached extreme readings. Extreme readings are an indication that a strong trend is in place, and traders will add to their positions on any minor corrections.
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