OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Candle Volatility Index [by NicoadW]
This is the migration of the CandleVolatilitIndex from MT4.
The indicator works as following:
Step 1: The "Volatility Value" is calculated by applying a moving average to the change of the selected source (default: 10-Period-SMA applied to the change from last close to this close -> SMA(close-close[1] , 10) )
Step 2: The signal line is calculated by applying a moving average onto the "Volatility Value" calculated in step 1.
The default settings are the same as in the original MT4 version.
Visualization:
The histogram shows the "Volatility Value" calculated in step 1.
Case 1:
The value is above the signal line (blue bar) -> Volatility is given
Case 2:
The value is below the signal line (grey bar) -> Volatility is not there
This is intended to be used as a Volume/Volatility Indicator for a NNFX-System but can be used in any strategy.
The indicator works as following:
Step 1: The "Volatility Value" is calculated by applying a moving average to the change of the selected source (default: 10-Period-SMA applied to the change from last close to this close -> SMA(close-close[1] , 10) )
Step 2: The signal line is calculated by applying a moving average onto the "Volatility Value" calculated in step 1.
The default settings are the same as in the original MT4 version.
Visualization:
The histogram shows the "Volatility Value" calculated in step 1.
Case 1:
The value is above the signal line (blue bar) -> Volatility is given
Case 2:
The value is below the signal line (grey bar) -> Volatility is not there
This is intended to be used as a Volume/Volatility Indicator for a NNFX-System but can be used in any strategy.
Open-source script
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