Moving Average - page 110

Inverse Distance Weighted Moving Average by Alexander Gettinger

idwma.mq4

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Velocity and Accerlation Moving Average (not a bad indicator)

va_ma.mq4

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tampa:
Velocity and Accerlation Moving Average (not a bad indicator) va_ma.mq4

Interesting. At first I thought it repaints (from the picture), but it does not.

tampa:
Velocity and Accerlation Moving Average (not a bad indicator) va_ma.mq4

Can this be made multi time frame?

morro:
Can this be made multi time frame?

morro

Here you go : va_ma_mtf.mq4

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mladen:
morro Here you go : va_ma_mtf.mq4

thank you

Digital adaptive Moving Average (XMA)

xma.mq4

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tampa:
Digital adaptive Moving Average (XMA)

But aren't all MA digital by nature?

Please can you explain more details if you are able?

Thanks, John

The_Snowman:
But aren't all MA digital by nature?

Please can you explain more details if you are able?

Thanks, John

The name was given by the coder of it (not by me)

We could argue that all that is executed on PC is by nature digital filter, but the usual usage of the term when used for averages is limiting it to averages that have exactly known coefficients for each price used in the calculation process.

For example : what is the coefficient of the EMA that is 100 bars from the current bar? That is why EMA is usually not considered a digital filter (since that coefficient depends on all the previous bars calculated, and their number).

X MA Sum Average

xmasumavg.mq4

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