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Tag Archives: AMIBroker Code
The Ahrens Moving Average (AMA)
I read about this indicator in an article titled “Build A Better Moving Average,” which appeared in the October 2013 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. The article was written by Richard D. Ahrens. In the article, Ahrens … Continue reading
Posted in AmiBroker Code, Technical Analysis
Tagged Ahrens Moving Average, AMIBroker Code, moving averages, technical analysis, trade, trader, trends
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Top 10 Trader Edge Articles
I started Trader Edge almost 18 months ago and it just occurred to me that I had never provided a list of the most popular articles on the site. If you did not get a chance to read these articles … Continue reading
Combine Indicators to Identify High-Probability Reversals
I read about this indicator in an article titled “The DMI Stochastic,” which appeared in the January 2013 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. The article was written by Barbara Star. In the article, Star combined two well-known … Continue reading
Price-Volume Ratio Identifies Reversals
Sometimes the simplest ideas work the best. Before market peaks, shares typically transition from strong (institutional) hands to weak (retail) hands. Before market troughs, shares usually move from weak hands back into strong hands. Both of these scenarios result in … Continue reading
Symmetric TRIN Indicator Identifies Potential Reversals
The TRIN (also called the ARMS index) is a breadth indicator created by Richard W. Arms. It acts as an oscillator and extreme values can be used to identify overbought and oversold conditions. Unfortunately, the standard TRIN indicator has some … Continue reading
Automated Trendlines for Indicators
I recently posted an article titled “How to Draw Trendlines & Avoid Severe Losses.” In that article, I provide a set of objective, unambiguous rules for drawing trendlines. In response to a request from a reader, I followed up with … Continue reading
Posted in AmiBroker Code, Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Timing, Technical Analysis, Trade Analysis
Tagged AmiBroker, AMIBroker Automated Trendlines, AMIBroker Code, Automated Indicator Trendlines, Automated Trendlines, Indicator Trendlines, momentum, Price momentum, rate of change, trading, trendline breaks, trendlines
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Williams’s POIV Indicator Identifies Reversal Prospects
In the December 2007 issue of Futures Magazine, Larry Williams described his Price, Open Interest, and Volume (POIV) indicator and he also included the formula for POIV, which allows us to reproduce the indicator calculations. The following post reexamines the … Continue reading
How to Generate Automated Trendlines
At the end of every article, I solicit topic suggestions from readers. The following is recent request from Pete Kasper, which provided the inspiration for this article: I continue to enjoy your cogent articles week after week. I’d like … Continue reading →