Dr. Scott Cong's new adaptation of an adaptive moving average (AMA), featured in TASC March 2023. It adjusts its parameters automatically according to the volatility of market, tracking price closely in trending movement, staying flat in congestion areas. Perry Kaufman’s adaptive moving average, first described in his 1995 book Smarter Trading, is a great...
In this script you can choose tri non-standard charts and select multiple moving average and timeframe: EMA , SMA , WMA , VWMA , SWMA , SMMA , DEMA , RMA , HMA , TEMA , THMA, EHMA, DONCHAIN, TMA, LSMA , MCGINLEY , COVWMA, FRAMA , VIDYA and KAMA . It will continually be updated with new moving averages
This indicator (Ostinated Adjustable Fractal with Alert) is like the traditional William Fractals. However, it created to overcome two disadvantages of the William Fractals: 1. Set minimum value to 1. This a big advantage over traditional William Fractal that has a minimum value of 2. 2. Alerts: setting alert with the traditional William Fractal is very...
The best collection of moving averages anywhere. I know, because I searched, couldn't find the right collection, and so wrote it myself! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notable features that either aren't found anywhere else...or at least in one...
This script plots UP TO 4 FRAMAs (Fractal Adaptive Moving Average), a particularly useful adaptive MA which uses fractal price theory to "adapt" itself, or better, to auto-adjust its parameters. It's quite reactive, but its major strength resides in its ability to filter the noise during lateral price movements, avoiding some false signal provided by more common...
FRAMA – What is it? Fractal Adaptive Moving Average Technical Indicator ( FRAMA ) was developed by John Ehlers, code was implemented by TradingView user Shizaru. I've updated it to Pine Script 4 and added Bands Extension. This indicator is constructed based on the algorithm of the Exponential Moving Average , in which the smoothing factor is calculated based on...
Credit goes to Shizaru for the original calculation. I made just a few fixes, so that the calculation is really that of Ehlers. Fixed H2 and L2 period, fixed w natural logarithm
Fractal Adaptive Moving Average Rate of Change. Use it with FRAMA
etfhq.com Overall the D-AMA produced results that were near identical to that of the FRAMA but the D-AMA is a slightly faster average. It is very difficult to pick between the FRAMA and the D-AMA but becuase the FRAMA offers a slightly longer trade duration it the best Moving Average we have tested so far.
Ignore the other one (it contains some errors). On this FRAMA you can play with length, SC and FC. Just read on below links to understand more about this super useful moving average: etfhq.com etfhq.com www.quantshare.com
Settings: FRAMA: blue line, SC = 252, FC = 40, length = 252 EMA: orange line, length = 50 FRAMA seems to be the evolution of the current and much-used EMA. The basic strategy is simple: long if the price crosses up the line, short or exit if vice versa. The main difference between EMA and FRAMA is that the first one seems to lag much more than the first...