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Volatility Market Index - Smoothing - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

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Choppy market index - smoothed - indicator for MetaTrader 5

Choppy market index - smoothed - indicator for MetaTrader 5

The Volatility Market Index Indicator (originally published here: Market Index Volatility ) is a useful indicator, but it may be lacking one thing: smoother.

This issue is being addressed in this release. The method used attempts to reduce latency to a minimum (or non-existence), and it seems to work in an acceptable mode. The smoothing methods used are 4 commonly used averaging types:

Set smoothing period to <=1 and smoothing to off.

Choppy market index - smoothed - indicator for MetaTrader 5

PS: Comparison of smooth (top) and regular (bottom) values. It's obvious that the smoothed version is smoother, and the lag is acceptable even if a simple moving average is used for smoothing in this case (sma is the "slowest" of the averages available for smoothing).

Choppy market index - smoothed - indicator for MetaTrader 5


Attachment download

📎 choppy_market_index_smooth.mq5 (12.33 KB)

Source: MQL5 #21988

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