paladin800:
it is the same you found.
Dear Bruno. The formula is not clear for me. What means "y"? Is it some coefficient? I found another example of calculation method like this one:
QEMA = 5*EMA – 10*EMA(EMA)+10*EMA(EMA(EMA))-5*EMA(EMA(EMA(EMA)))+EMA(EMA(EMA(EMA(EMA))))
Could you describe QEMA more precisely?
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QEMA:
QEMA - Quadruple Exponential Moving Average.
Author: Bruno Pio