MAM Forecast Indicator
- 지표
- Matei-Alexandru Mihai
- 버전: 1.0
Overview
MAM Forecast is an indicator designed to replace guesswork with probabilities. It generates two adaptive levels—UP and DN—along with probabilities that always sum to 100%, giving you a clear idea of which level price is more likely to reach within the chosen horizon.
Key Features
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Displays UP (upper) and DN (lower) adaptive levels calibrated to market volatility.
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Shows touch probabilities (e.g., 62% vs 38%) for likelihood within the defined horizon.
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Clean, informative HUD indicates symbol, timeframe, bias, spread, and distances to levels.
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Bias labeling (UPTREND, DOWNTREND, CONSOLIDATION) based on simple trend logic or drift.
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Scalable across timeframes with independent rendering so multiple charts stay uncluttered.
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Parameter control includes distance model type, step values, horizon length, price source, and HUD style.
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Designed to support a variety of strategies: trend following, mean reversion, breakout planning, or risk placement based on level probabilities.
Usage Applications
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Use as context for entries/exits—e.g., favour touching side with higher probability.
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Optimise grid or mean reversion placements where touch odds justify them.
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Interpret trend bias and divergence as decision context, not absolute signals.
Input Parameters
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Distance Model: Options include ATR, Pips, or Percentage with adjustable scale.
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Horizon: bars look-ahead window to calculate probabilities.
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Price Source & Scaling: Choose between Bid/Ask/Mid/Last; TF scaling adjusts level widths automatically.
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HUD Display: Options for text-only, boxed panel, or fallback to terminal comments.
Practical Notes
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Tweak StepValue (e.g., 0.5–0.8) for desired sensitivity.
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Adjust Horizon according to timeframe—e.g., 8–20 for M5 scalping, 8–12 for H1 swings.
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Use probabilities as guidance, not as guaranteed triggers.
