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Updated system of crosses of double parabolic weighted moving average and jurik ma : dpwma_amp_jma_oscillator_nmc.mq4

Original was posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

In this post I am posting a somewhat enhanced DWMA - JMA indicators


PS: in these examples I am not using parameters for fastest crosses, but rather for more "reliable" crosses. With short periods (10,7 for example) these become a very fast cross detection indicators (like in the lower example)

Updated version posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

Updated QQE advanced : qqe_advanced_alerts_arrows_nmc.mq4

Original was posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

Updated QQE advanced combined histogram version : qqe_advanced_combined_histo_nmc.mq4

Original (with an explanation what an how it does it) was posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

khaliddxd, barbaron

I guess this one covers both requests It is the advanced "combined" version (made to use 2 time frames) but if you use same time frames for time frame 1 and time frame 2 it will show a single advanced QQE as histogram. Just as a quick observation from using the previous version of "combined" too : the 2 time frames combined idea seems to be very good for excluding some false signals in times of strong trend

PS: barbaron, thanks for the link. Nice one PPS : this indicator uses single WP factor. The "other" usual WP factor (the "faster" one) is 2.618

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Updated version posted here https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

averages & confidence bands mtf from here https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general updated to be compatible with new mt4 builds.Also it now is using 4 more averages than before included averages now are:::

extern string MaMethods = "";

extern string __0 = "SMA";

extern string __1 = "EMA";

extern string __2 = "Double smoothed EMA";

extern string __3 = "Double EMA (DEMA)";

extern string __4 = "Triple EMA (TEMA)";

extern string __5 = "Smoothed MA";

extern string __6 = "Linear weighted MA";

extern string __7 = "Parabolic weighted MA";

extern string __8 = "Alexander MA";

extern string __9 = "Volume weghted MA";

extern string __10 = "Hull MA";

extern string __11 = "Triangular MA";

extern string __12 = "Sine weighted MA";

extern string __13 = "Linear regression";

extern string __14 = "IE/2";

extern string __15 = "NonLag MA";

extern string __16 = "Zero lag EMA";

extern string __17 = "Leader EMA";

extern string __18 = "Super smoother";

extern string __19 = "Smoother";

 

Averages Alligator and Averages AO divergence both from here https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general both upgraded to use the before mentioned 20 different moving average possibilities and also to work on new mt4 builds, just also mentioning the alligator has an added confirmation line. And the AO has alerts and arrows on either slope or zero cross.

 

Averages bands + fibo posted here https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general updated to add the 20 moving averages and to be new mt4 compatible.

 

Updated digital filters on chart : digital_filters_-_on_chart_2_nmc.mq4

Original was posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

Step ma of averages

This is a new indicator

It is a new, rewritten step ma that uses one of 20 types of averages for calculations. Some are producing quite interesting results. Some parameters playing is required but even after a short playing it becomes obvious that it is a useful tool. Possible types of averages used in calculations :

0 = SMA

1 = EMA

2 = Double smoothed EMA

3 = Double EMA (DEMA)

4 = Triple EMA (TEMA)

5 = Smoothed MA

6 = Linear weighted MA

7 = Parabolic weighted MA

8 = Alexander MA

9 = Volume weghted MA

10 = Hull MA

11 = Triangular MA

12 = Sine weighted MA

13 = Linear regression

14 = IE/2

15 = NonLag MA

16 = Zero lag EMA

17 = Leader EMA

18 = Super smoother

19 = Smoother

stepma_averages.mq4

The calculation is rewritten and cleaned up, so there is no possibility of repainting in any combination now. Some playing with parameters advised (depending on time frames mainly) but it is fun ....

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