Looking for an Indicator who pay attention to important local maximum and important local minimums...
Hello folks, do you know some indicator which output a line as the blue one on the following chart?
I drawed the blue line by hand.
the red line is a 20 period simple moving average and
the yellow line is a 4 period simple moving average
but those moving averages are not what i want because they change their slopes too many time and
I want some indicator that doesn't change the slope too much and who give me something like important local minimums and important local maximums.
It could be straigth lines between important local maximums and important local minimums (and viceversa) but if It is not straigth like in the following image (smoothed), then better.
Regards, Cyberglassed.
I wonder how you can draw such line "by hand" ?
- votes: 10
- 2011.09.14
- Nikolay Kositsin
- www.mql5.com
I think this indicator can help me angevoyageur, thank you.
I used Photoshop/Pen tool, then not exactly with hands but almost ;)
By the way, do you know some indicator which informs me about the slope of a moving average?
some kind of slope wherever?
I don't know how can I call this kind of indicators.
By the way, do you know some indicator which informs me about the slope of a moving average?
some kind of slope wherever?
I don't know how can I call this kind of indicators.
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Hello folks, do you know some indicator which output a line as the blue one on the following chart?
I drawed the blue line by hand.
the red line is a 20 period simple moving average and
the yellow line is a 4 period simple moving average
but those moving averages are not what i want because they change their slopes too many time and
I want some indicator that doesn't change the slope too much and who give me something like important local minimums and important local maximums.
It could be straigth lines between important local maximums and important local minimums (and viceversa) but if It is not straigth like in the following image (smoothed), then better.
Regards, Cyberglassed.