Remarks:

• Presentation: Your presentation was somewhat inconsistent, although you wanted to give it an orderly format, you did not justify the text, in order to give your post the most important thing, order, which would bring quality. On the other hand, you did not make your own cover image to represent your task to the assignment, which is very important.

• Spelling and Grammar: You have some grammatical errors that you should improve and be aware of, especially in the use of punctuation marks, there are not many but you present them, but it seems to me more because of the haste to write and publish and not review, because you started very well, but then I could see them. Always before you publish your entry, check all the text to minimize any errors present.

Theory

• Question 1: Your definition was average, you missed important aspects to highlight.

• Question 2: Your definitions about the lines that compose the stochastic, was regular, although you explained very well its calculation, you did not point out the most important of it, which is the crossing of both lines to generate reversal signals. Regarding the Overbought and Oversold zones, your explanation about them was rather brief, the most important thing you did not contemplate.

• Question 3: The forms you described are valid, but you did not detail exactly what must happen in the indicator, so that a trade can be taken.

• Question 4: Your definition of the PSAR was fair, you lacked details to highlight.

• Question 5: Your explanation on how the trend is reversed using the PSAR and what the price must do for this to happen, lacked important details, remember that I was referring to the price directly, but not to the PSAR as such.

• Question 6: Both ways discussed are really valid. Good work.

Practice:

• Question 1: Excellent explanation of how to add the Stochastic to the chart.

• Question 2: Excellent explanation of how to add the PSAR to the chart and additionally, reflect how an uptrend and a downtrend using the indicator.

• Question 3: Both images showing how both indicators converge is valid, however, you reversed the signals according to the examples you showed, for example: The first image is a short trade (Sell), the second is a (Buy).