Volume Momentum Using MACD: This indicator calculates the MACD based on smoothed volume changes. By using the difference between two moving averages of volume (short-term subtracted from long-term), it highlights significant shifts in volume momentum, which are essential for confirming trend strength and sustainability.
Fractal Analysis: Fractals are used to identify natural repetition patterns in price movements around significant highs and lows. This indicator employs multiple fractal lengths to capture a comprehensive picture of market structure and pivot points, enhancing the detection of potential trend reversals or continuations.
Trend Confirmation: By combining the insights from volume momentum and fractal analysis, this tool filters out false signals and provides a more reliable confirmation of the underlying market trend.
How It Works
The MACD of volume highlights shifts in market momentum, with a focus on how recent volume compares to historical norms.
Fractals delineate critical points in the price structure, offering visual cues about potential turning points based on historical price action.
The indicator synthesizes these elements to paint a clear picture of potential trend developments, signaling green when both volume momentum and fractal proximity suggest a bullish trend, and red when they indicate bearish conditions.
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