So far, so good on the VAMA BTC short call!So far, so good on the VAMA BTC short call!
About I week ago I noted that BTC (then trading @ 10.190) broke out of a trading range between the fast and slow VAMA it was bouncing around in since July, probably on it's way down back to around 9k levels
So far, so good. Still looking at 9k, possibly even 8,3k levels.
Whatch out if you're allready trying to 'buy the dip'!!!
Just my two cents ;-)
Gr.
JD.
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BTC broke out of the VAMA "bouncing zone" it was in since July!After bouncing around between the fast and slow VAMA since July this year,
BTC has broken out downwards, out the "bouncing zone", which most will likely indicate more downwards action to come.
In fact, BTC has been trending up since it broke out of the bounce zone om March 15 until July 14,
when it entered the last sideways range it has now broken out of.
I expect a revisit to the 9.300 - 9.100 region,
As a possible next target, the fast VAMA on the Weekly timeframe is currently located at around 8.300.
Just my two cents ;-)
JD.
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BTC seems to like the VAMA!! :-)A good day to all,
I thought I would give a little heads up on how the VAMA has been performing since it was published last june (and in the past few weeks and months).
The VAMA (Volatility Adjusted Moving Average) is an indicator I created that gives an adjusted moving average, based on the volatility of the past x amount of bars, measured against the ema of a certain length.
The idea came out of my VA adjusted Bands indicator where the VAMA is actually the center line.
The VAMA (and the code for it) can be found here:
So far, BTC and most other assets; seem to follow it quite nicely as a baseline to determine the main trend direction!
Most assets seem to bounce against the VAMA +/- the atr, or once broken, tend to stay on the other side of it.
* Feel free to try it out to see if it can complement your trading system (as a baseline, as a trend indicator,...) with or without the additional longer TimeFrame VAMA
If you find any other interesting uses, please let me know! ;-)
* I wrote the VAMA calculation as a separate function so you can easlily import it into your own code!! A little shoutout in the code would be nice of course! ;-)
Greetings and happy trading,
JD.
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