Hurst Exponent identifies Trend MT5
- 指标
- Do Thi Phuong Anh
- 版本: 1.0
- 激活: 5
The Hurst Exponent gauges a time series' long-term memory and is named after Harold Edwin Hurst. The MetaTrader's Hurst Exponent Indicator analyzes an asset's price memory, helping predict future trends. It's valuable for traders of all levels, suitable for various styles like scalping or swing trading.
In Forex terms, the Hurst Exponent measures a series' dependence, indicating whether it regresses to the mean or clusters in a direction. H values between 0.5-1 suggest positive autocorrelation, signaling a tendency for high values to follow. H values between 0-0.5 indicate long-term switching between high and low values.
Trading with the Hurst Exponent involves interpreting a blue line in a separate chart window. A DarkViolet line above 0.6 signals a trending market (bullish/bearish), while below 0.6 indicates a sideways movement (range). The indicator's direction doesn't necessarily indicate a trend shift, making it useful in various market conditions.