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Attached is a collection of 7 NonLinear Moving Averages and their functions for easy use in backtesting. Every indicator also contains an option to color the line to signal up and downtrends, and the user can specify these colors.
This pack include the following moving averages:
KAMA (Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average),
VIDYA (Variable Index Dynamic Average),
MAMA (MESA Adaptive Moving Average),
Ehlers Filter,
Median-MA Difference Filter,
FRAMA (Fractal Adaptive Moving Average),
NonLinear Laguerre Filter.
If you want to import a specific indicator, uncheck the other ones while importing them in MultiCharts.
The example screenshot just shows one nonlinear moving average to give an idea.
Source: John Ehler's presentation 'Building Trading Systems on NonLinear Filters' at the TradeStationWorld 2005 Expo.
This is the Fractal Dimension Index (FDI) for MultiCharts.
The FDI was developed by Erik Long and the code for this version is based on Radha Panini's March 2007 S&C article "Using The Fractal Dimension Index: Trading Systems And Fractals".
This specialized indicator identifies the Fractal Dimension of the market by using re-scaled range analysis and an estimated Hurst exponent. FDI uses all available data on the time/price chart to determine the volatility or trendiness of a given market.
For interpretation, Long suggests:
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The FDI is useful for traders because it determines the amount of market volatility. The easiest way to use this indicator is to understand that a value of 1.5 suggests that the market is acting in a completely random fashion. As the market deviates from 1.5, the opportunity for profit earning is increased in proportion to the amount of deviation.
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When a market is not random it is more predictable. In the case of the FDI a fractal dimension closer to two may provide substantial opportunities because of the high volatility and changes in market movement. An FDI closer to one signals a trending market that is moving in one direction.
As the image shows, this indicator plots an horizontal line at 1.5, and the farther the FDI indicator moves from 1.5, the stronger is the trend. Note that this indicator does not say which direction the trend is moving; a negative value can happen in a uptrend or a downtrend.
Radha Panini uses in his S&C article a length of 30, which is set to the default value in this indicator.
Thanks to FatTails for pointing out the S&C code for the FDI indicator.
January 23rd, 2021 02:22 PM shaisamuel Thanks, it looks great. I would love to test it using BloodHound, But for some reason BH doesn't see it, any idea why?
Thanks a lot for sharing.
December 14th, 2020 12:24 PM Buscador Many Thanks.
I'll test it since it is new for me and don't know how it'll work on Range bars.