Indicators: Nema MACD

Automated-Trading 2016.12.12 07:19

MACD calculated using the NEMA.

Nema MACD

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Nema MACD indicator — that calculates MACD using the NEMA. If the depth is set to 1, NEMA is equal to EMA , for depth 2 it is equal to DEMA , for depth 3 it is equal to TEMA and so on ..., up to depth 50. For depth 1 the calculated MACD is equal to...

A. Forex 2019.07.23 16:17 #1

Dear Author,

How can I check full list of every MA supported please?

Thanks!

Mladen Rakic 2019.07.23 16:40 #2

A. Forex:

Dear Author,

How can I check full list of every MA supported please?

Thanks!

See the description - it is explained there

A. Forex 2019.07.28 15:51 #3

Mladen Rakic:
See the description - it is explained there

Thanks.

Its says:

1 -> EMA
2 -> DEMA
3 -> TEMA
....
10 -> DecEMA
....
50 -> the maximal depth calculated by this indicator

What's the number for Triangular MA please?

Mladen Rakic 2019.07.28 16:07 #4

A. Forex:

Thanks.

Its says:

1 -> EMA
2 -> DEMA
3 -> TEMA
....
10 -> DecEMA
....
50 -> the maximal depth calculated by this indicator

What's the number for Triangular MA please?

Triangular MA is not an offspring of EMA - please read the first sentence too

Triangular MA is an entirely different type of calculation

A. Forex 2019.07.28 18:20 #5

Mladen Rakic:

Triangular MA is not an offspring of EMA - please read the first sentence too

Triangular MA is an entirely different type of calculation

Ok :)

What are the offsprings of EMA from depth 4 to 50 please??? (excluding depth 10)

A. Forex 2019.08.08 14:04 #6

Don't understand why the author ignores the question. Perhaps clearer description has to be written?

Can someone post info about types of MA from depth 4 to 9, and 11 to 49?

Or they don't exist?

Thanks.

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xtemer 2021.04.06 06:06 #7

A. Forex:
Don't understand why the author ignores the question. Perhaps clearer description has to be written?

Can someone post info about types of MA from depth 4 to 9, and 11 to 49?

Or they don't exist?

Thanks.

DEMA is Double EMA, TEMA is Triple EMA, the name is based on tuple naming, so the 4th EMA will be Quadruple EMA, 5th is Penta EMA, 6th is Hexa EMA, and so on.

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