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ATR is the average true range. So the type of average and the period of the average are inputs. Unless of course everything is set to default and one is not interested to try other settings.

The moving average used could be simple, exponential using weight of 2/(n+1) or exponential using weight of 1/n (wilders style).

I have not read the previous posts, just in case no one mentioned this b4: https://www.beatcancer.org/blog-posts/curing-cancer-with-carrots

Is it possible to tell us the book title so that we may buy it too? :)

Some free Python courses on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/ardit-sulce-python-for-beginners/ https://www.udemy.com/deep-learning-prerequisites-the-numpy-stack-in-python/

Stop ard 1140 maybe more leeway...best wishes too!

I searched for "The day the earth stood still" and it doesnt seem like it... :)

Can anyone provide the Amazon link to the book? Thanks... :cool:

Whats is the title of the book? :)

Do you mean something like buyer/seller action?

I am interested :)

Mind saying if you use indicators, or patterns/price action, or some sort of statistics? Also, are you day-trading or swing-trading, and what type of markets. Thanks.

Do you mean there are non public domain indicators to measure volatility using special maths? Any hints? Thanks.

Bob Volman 1st book is a good start imo :)

If anyone is into vegan diet, remember to take some healthy fats (both omega 3 and 6), for example, flax seeds and shelled hemp seeds.

Something to do with volume and price? :)

OK, I think the message is, what looks obvious on the chart may be a trap.

1 min chart can be pretty noisy when price is chopping around. But sometimes it can show good details when price is not choppy. 2 min chart is less noisy and looks ok for trading, but sometimes it is too big and details can only be seen in 1 min chart. 5 min chart is even bigger and hard to see...

How about using slope of long ma as trend, and slope of fast ma as countertrend for you to enter in direction of long ma trend.

Hey eddie, ever tried putting a ema on your 1 min chart as a guide?