Does anyone know of a volatility indicator that shows past volatility history vs current volatility.
I.E. last x number of weeks/hours vs current
I.E. last x number of weeks/hours vs current
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DislikedDoes anyone know of a volatility indicator that shows past volatility history vs current volatility. I.E. last x number of weeks/hours vs currentIgnored
DislikedDoes anyone know of a volatility indicator that shows past volatility history vs current volatility. I.E. last x number of weeks/hours vs currentIgnored
Disliked{quote} This seemed like an interesting concept so I made this indicator. It works by comparing the current width of the bollinger bands to the past n periods width. The scale ranges from 0-100%. 0%- means the the bands are currently the most narrow of the past n periods, and therefore volatility is low/er. 100% - means the bands are currently at the widest in the past n periods, and therefore volatility is high/er. {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} This seemed like an interesting concept so I made this indicator. It works by comparing the current width of the bollinger bands to the past n periods width. The scale ranges from 0-100%. 0%- means the the bands are currently the most narrow of the past n periods, and therefore volatility is low/er. 100% - means the bands are currently at the widest in the past n periods, and therefore volatility is high/er. {image} {file}Ignored
Dislikedanother way to use this concept and when really trending, easy to see where to reload {image}Ignored
DislikedDoes anyone know of a volatility indicator that shows past volatility history vs current volatility. I.E. last x number of weeks/hours vs currentIgnored
Disliked{quote} ,,,, I made this indicator. It works by comparing the current width of the bollinger bands to the past n periods width. The scale ranges from 0-100%. 0%- means the the bands are currently the most narrow of the past n periods, and therefore volatility is low/er. 100% - means the bands are currently at the widest in the past n periods, and therefore volatility is high/er.Ignored