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RicardoSantos
28 dic 2014 20:54

[RS]Average Advance and Decline Curved Lines V0 

U.S. Dollar/Japanese YenFXCM

Descrizione

exponential curve linear regression, use falloff multiplier to control curve falloff strength.

Note di rilascio

update for V5

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missing plot names.
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kisha00
Hi , This looks fantastic. Can u explain how to signal from it in detail?
JayRogers
Absolutely fantastic work here Ricardo. Will be studying this in detail - thankyou for sharing!
SPYderCrusher
Just have to give you kudos -- really clever programming here! Well done :D
RicardoSantos
thx :)
niravaman
@RicardoSantos, pls explain how to use????
essexboer
When plotted on a chart, the average advance and decline curved lines can provide insights into market breadth and overall market sentiment. Here's how you can interpret them and what they can tell you:

Market Breadth: The average advance and decline curves give you a sense of the breadth of market movements. If the average advance curve is rising and the average decline curve is falling, it suggests broad-based strength in the market. Conversely, if the average advance curve is falling and the average decline curve is rising, it indicates broad-based weakness.

Confirmation of Trends: The curves can confirm or diverge from the price trend. If the price of an asset is rising, but the average advance curve is declining or failing to rise, it may signal weakness in the underlying trend. Similarly, if the price is falling, but the average decline curve is not rising or declining less steeply, it may indicate potential strength in the downtrend.

Overbought and Oversold Conditions: Extreme readings in the curves can indicate overbought or oversold conditions. For example, if the average advance curve reaches a high level while the average decline curve remains low, it may suggest that the market is overbought and due for a correction. Conversely, if the average decline curve reaches a high level while the average advance curve remains low, it may indicate oversold conditions and a potential reversal to the upside.

Divergences: Divergences between the price trend and the average advance and decline curves can signal potential trend reversals. For example, if the price is making new highs, but the average advance curve is not confirming those highs (i.e., failing to make new highs), it may indicate weakening bullish momentum and a possible trend reversal to the downside.

Market Sentiment: The curves can also provide insights into market sentiment. For example, if the average advance curve is rising while the average decline curve is falling, it suggests optimistic sentiment among market participants. Conversely, if the average advance curve is falling while the average decline curve is rising, it indicates pessimistic sentiment.
Philipp290686
Kann mir eventuell jemand erklären wie es im Detail funktioniert?
strongLion46549
Hi thank you for your work! Is it a repaint?
manipoursadegh
Hi dear
How can I learn these curves? Can you help me?
Team_Sekoya
wOW !
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