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it is considered to be a buy signal, and vise versa when it crosses from positive to negative it is a sell signal. This is the way the Copp was intended to be used. However I find there is some value in identifying when the Copp starts to turn (or round if you will). I find this a good time to start focusing on the other indicators we have discussed and be prepared to make your next move. On the Copp curve you will notice that I have indicated where the curve has turned up.
I personally find this can be used as an aid to help find times to buy
when it turns up. Regardless if you choose to use this tool in its
traditional sense or use it in the twist I have added, please don’t
forget to drink and chart responsibly.