DislikedHi - Sorry if I missed the earlier post. It is getting harder to wade through the stuff on here...
Momentum, as I am sure you know, is simply defined as M(k) = Price[now] - Price[k bars ago]. My indy, which uses Fisher to sharpen the slope, acts like a proxy for price. You can see this effect also if you say put on a stoch with a long period. It just basically follows price.
But it eliminates some of the whipsaws. So as many have found on this thread, if you get a powerful move it often follows thru by 10 pips or more. So when the indy moves...Ignored
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