DYO: %K > 60 vs. %K X> 60 explained

Q: I have looked but can not find the distinction between these two. My guess is that %K x > 60 means that the %k value has crossed the 60 in the last bar but this does not seem logical. Where would I find the answer for a question like this?

A: Our notation of X> means cross above and that Boolean flag would be true on a single bar as an event.

Our notation of > means above and that Boolean flag is a relationship that could be true on several bars in sequence.

X< means Cross Below

< means Below.

<= means Less than or Equal.

The statement you have below is correct and it is logical that %K value crossed above 60 with this bar's Stochastic value. Prior bar's %K value was below 60 so there could be a crossing in the upward direction.