These PMAs are important components of Mark Fisher's ACD strategy. It is the fourth layer of his strategy. Also, We can use it for all MA-based strategies. Because it is based on Moving-average. The PMA is a set of 3 EMAs on HLC3 data. Columns turn green when the MA1-period moving average is above the MA2-period moving average, and the MA2-period moving average is...
Uses the difference between two PMA (Moving Average Periodical) indicators to create an oscillator. Useful for visualizing daily/weekly cycles, strength and potential momentum. The defaults are 2 days (fast) and 5 days (slow).
PMA derives the length of its rendered SMA from the number of periods (example: 5 days) and the length of the period (example: 390 minutes) The result is an indicator that should be the same across different time-frames of the same type. Allowing for the simple calculation and generation of a Daily Moving Average like the 5 Day SMA (the default for minute...