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Follow recent price direction with adjustable exponential smoothing.
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Candles, bars, line, area,
baseline, and Heikin Ashi.
Follow recent price direction with adjustable exponential smoothing.
See the average price over a period you choose.
Explore momentum with a configurable relative strength study.
Compare momentum, signal, and histogram in a dedicated pane.
View price relative to its moving average and volatility bands.
Measure the recent range of market movement.
Follow changing trend levels with an ATR-based overlay.
Fast EMA minus slow EMA of close.
Awesome oscillator minus its simple signal average.
Cumulative close-location value multiplied by reported volume. Requires reported volume.
Gaussian weighted average. Offset 0.85 and sigma 6.
Time since highest high and lowest low in n+1 bars.
Aroon Up minus Aroon Down.
Wilder-smoothed directional movement strength.
Fast minus slow SMA of median price.
Simple average of (close−open)/(high−low); flat bars contribute zero.
Band width as a percentage of SMA basis.
Position between lower (0) and upper (1) Bollinger bands.
Rolling accumulation/distribution flow divided by volume. Requires reported volume.
Fast minus slow EMA of accumulation/distribution. Requires reported volume.
Percentage change in EMA(high−low) over the selected lookback.
Net gains minus losses divided by total absolute movement.
Rolling highest high minus ATR × multiplier; rolling lowest low plus ATR × multiplier. Analysis levels only.
Log-scaled sum of true range divided by high-low span.
Typical price relative to its mean absolute deviation.
Weighted average of the sum of two percentage rates of change.
Average positive high change divided by average positive high change plus negative low change.
ADX, +DI and −DI with Wilder smoothing.
Percentage distance of close from its simple moving average.
Highest high, lowest low, and their midpoint.
High-low channel width as a percentage of the channel midpoint.
Twice EMA minus EMA of EMA.
Five EMAs at 1×, 2×, 3×, 4× and 5× the base period.
Absolute net change divided by the sum of absolute one-bar changes.
High minus EMA and low minus EMA.
Smoothed normalized median price, clamped to ±0.999, then Fisher log transform.
EMA of close change multiplied by reported volume. Requires reported volume.
Weighted smoothing of 2 × WMA(n/2) − WMA(n), then WMA(sqrt(n)).
Conversion, base and span A/B at calculation time. No projected cloud or lagging-line displacement.
Adaptive smoothing using efficiency ratio and squared smoothing constant.
EMA basis with Wilder ATR bands.
Four smoothed ROC cycles weighted 1:2:3:4, with a simple-average signal.
Endpoint of the least-squares fit to the trailing window.
100 × natural log of close / previous close; positive prices required.
Sum of EMA(high−low) divided by its second EMA.
Price difference from the close N bars earlier.
Positive versus negative typical-price money flow. Requires reported volume.
SMA with percentage-width upper and lower bands.
Wilder ATR as a percentage of close.
Cumulative signed reported volume, starting at zero. Requires reported volume.
Percentage change from the previous close.
Stop-and-reverse dots. Acceleration starts and increments at the selected step, capped at maximum.
Percentage EMA spread with an EMA signal and histogram.
Classic P, R1/R2 and S1/S2 from the completed UTC day; first loaded day is not assumed complete.
Pearson correlation of closes with elapsed bar index.
Distance from SMA in population standard deviations.
Cumulative volume weighted by fractional close change. Requires reported volume.
Simple average of closing price minus opening price.
Percentage change from the close N bars earlier.
Sample standard deviation of log returns × 100 per bar. Not annualized; no assumed market calendar.
Rolling least-squares endpoint with residual standard-deviation bands.
SMA of weighted candle bodies divided by SMA of weighted ranges; 1:2:2:1 signal.
Actual source volume only; no tick count substitution. Requires reported volume.
Typical price weighted by reported volume, reset at UTC midnight. Requires reported volume.
Population standard deviation of closes.
Smoothed %K and %D across the high/low range.
Stochastic normalization of Wilder RSI, then smoothed K/D.
Double-EMA smoothed distance from the high/low midpoint, divided by the smoothed half range.
Close from floor(n/2)+1 bars ago minus current SMA. Causal trailing form, no visual centering.
Two simple averages: ceil(n/2), then floor(n/2)+1. Trailing, never centered.
Three EMA minus three double EMA plus triple EMA.
Percentage one-bar change of a triple EMA with signal.
Double-smoothed price change divided by double-smoothed absolute change.
Root mean square percentage drawdown from each bar’s trailing highest close.
Weighted buying-pressure ratios over three periods, weights 4:2:1.
Population variance of closes.
Fast-minus-slow volume EMA as a percentage of slow volume EMA. Requires reported volume.
Percentage change in volume over the selected period. Requires reported volume.
Rolling close × reported volume divided by volume. Requires reported volume.
Rolling positive and negative vortex movements divided by rolling true range.
Linear weights, with the most weight on the latest close.
Wilder smoothing seeded with a full simple average.
Close relative to the period high/low range.
EMA of lag-adjusted closes; lag = floor((n−1)/2).
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