indicator which measures the smootheness of pricemovement?

[robinxing]

is there any indicator which can do the job?


thank you

 

[cashmoney69]

moving averages

 

[MGJ]

The classic one is described here http://tinyurl.com/2s34qp although I'd recommend also getting the book.

 

[JimmyJam]

Quote from robinxing:

is there any indicator which can do the job?


thank you

Try an Inverse Fishers Transform.

Good trading,

Jimmy Jam

 

[nazzdack]

???..................line charts, trend channels, coherency.

 

[osorico]

Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) and
Tom Demark Indicator (TD_I)

http://tadoc.org/


Good trading to all,
Osorico

 

[murray t turtle]

Quote from robinxing:

is there any indicator which can do the job?


thank you

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200 day moving average is pretty smooth;
may want to look at a ma that is a bit rougher,
[less smooth also]

 

[robinxing]

Quote from murray t turtle:

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200 day moving average is pretty smooth;
may want to look at a ma that is a bit rougher,
[less smooth also]

you did not catch what I mean

I wanna find an indicator which can show the extent of the

market noise

 

[duard]

It's between your ears.....

 

[bootize]

Quote from robinxing:

is there any indicator which can do the job?


thank you

I know exactly what you're looking for... and the short answer to your question is "no." a few years back I looked long and hard for exactly this type of indicator... it just didn't exist.

However... it was that search that lead me to get software where I could invent that indicator myself. It took a while to first master the software (Amibroker), then to create the indicator.

In the end, I came up with something very reliable.... the calculations are very extensive.... but it can be done.