Aligned Moving Average Filter

8 thg 11, 2020

This is another adoption of Aligned Moving Average index study published earlier:

Instead of summing up the aligned moving average strength, here we are checking the max and min values from X bars. If maxValue is above threshold, we show bullish bias by coloring candles lime. Similarly if minValue is below threshold we show bearish bias by coloring candles orange. If the max and min signals are mixed - showing both bullish and bearish or showing neither bullish or bearish, then we do not have any bias and candles are colored in silver.

Parameter descriptions are as below:

Moving Average Type : Select moving average type to calculate moving average alignment index
LookbakPeriod : Periods to calculate min and max values
Threshold : Percentage less/more than min/max values of alignment index. At present, max value of alignment index is 36. Hence, 25 threshold will consider max ma alignment index above 27 as bullish and min alignment index below 9 as bearish
Filter type : allows you to use only bullish or bearish filter.
If bullish type is selected, then candle colors are based only on the maxValue of moving average alignment. Candle color will be lime if above threshold and silver otherwise.
If bearish type is selected, then candle colors are based only on the minValue of moving average alignment. Candle color will be orange if below threshold and silver otherwise.

8 thg 11, 2020

Phát hành các Ghi chú

Add extreme conditions where maxValue is less than minThreshold and minValue is more than maxThreshold. candles will be colored in Green and Red instead of lime and orange in such scenearios.