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Where MET’s Stochastic Oscillator sat on September 13, 2026

Educational reference. Measured from 311 recorded 1m bars of MET on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

Stochastic Oscillator crossed above 80 14 separate times during the session, and the typical visit lasted 6 minutes.

Across the whole session it sat above 80 for 33.4% of the time, between 20 and 80 for 46.3%, and below 20 for 20.3%.

BandShare of sessionBarsSeparate visitsMedian visitLongest visit
Above 8033.4%104146 min19 min
Between 20 and 8046.3%144314 min11 min
Below 2020.3%63164 min13 min
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Why the visit count matters more than the percentage

A share of the session says how much time a reading spent in a band. It does not say whether that time came as one sustained stretch or as repeated brief excursions. Here the reading entered the zone above 80 14 times and left it 14 times, with a median stay of 6 minutes and a longest stay of 19 minutes beginning at 22:51 ET. Below 20 there were 16 visits, a median of 4 minutes and a longest of 13 minutes.

Where in the session it happened

Hour (ET)Above 80BetweenBelow 20Bars
10:0067%33%0%6
11:000%73%27%11
12:00100%0%0%13
13:0045%55%0%11
14:0044%56%0%9
15:0024%41%35%17
16:0050%50%0%14
17:0041%41%18%17
18:000%40%60%45
19:009%78%12%32
20:0027%57%16%37
21:0034%45%21%29
22:0056%39%5%41
23:0048%31%21%29

What this is and is not

This is a record of where one indicator sat during one completed session. It is not a forecast, and it makes no claim that any reading preceded a move. Whether crossing 80 tends to be followed by a larger move is a separate question, measured separately.

How this was measured

Every 1m bar recorded for MET on Sunday, September 13, 2026 — 311 bars from 10:12 to 23:58 ET — was classified by its Stochastic Oscillator reading. A visit is an unbroken run of consecutive bars in the same band. The session was complete before this page was built.

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