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BMT CollectiveMA

UPDATED FEB 6 2010: v1.05 now includes Slope feature

(this is included in BMT Envelope Fib Bands)

The purpose of BMTCollectiveMA was to take the most commonly used moving averages and combine them into one. It is my belief that SMA 9, SMA 34, SMA 100, EMA 20, EMA 34 and EMA 100 are the most widely used.

While it is possible for people to use JMA and ZeroLagEMA and etc etc lately I've been focused on and moving towards trading a bigger picture, and part of that journey has taken me to trading only a 5 minute chart (or bigger) and focusing on what the most successful traders in the world are looking at.

So the idea was to collectively combine what "the collective" (these successful traders) are using to average them into one. It works terrifically with the BMT Envelope Fib indicator, which is what I use it with.

Why did I create it, or why do I think it's useful? Because I found EMA 20 to be very useful. But I also found EMA 100 useful. Oh, and SMA 9, and etc etc etc. They each have very useful properties. So I decided to put them all together and trade it that way.

I think it's most useful when used with the BMT Envelope Fib indicator because that indicator measures multiple S/R areas (envelopes) around price, and the very nature of the CollectiveMA means it will find more confluence in these areas than a single MA would.

Even though the idea behind BMTCollectiveMA is a simple one, please keep it for VIP members only. As you know, I try to reward VIP members for their support and want to keep these just between the group that has vested interest in the site.

Mike

COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: YES
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES

Category The Elite Circle

Details: BMT CollectiveMA
Category: The Elite Circle

December 3rd, 2009
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Keywords: collectivema bmt

Comments/ratings

cunparis February 7th, 2010 02:53 AM

I've been looking at this and it's uncanny how many times price will tap it and then continue on with the trend. I think it's better than a single moving average where one is always wondering what period to use.

Thanks Mike

paraje December 21st, 2010 12:24 PM

Thanks

bearman12 May 21st, 2011 09:06 PM

The Golden Mean of MA's

tukhoai January 3rd, 2012 12:03 PM

Thank you meister! very clever indeed

phillip February 3rd, 2012 05:52 PM

This looks interesting. Thank you!