Adaptive Moving Average AMA Forex indicator technique (MT5)


The technical indicator Adaptive Moving Average AMA is used by Exchange to build a moving average with low sensitivity to market rumors.
The AMA indicator is characterized by the minimum lag to detect a trend

indicator was developed and described by Perry Kaufman in his book - Smarter Trading

WADA indicator uses a ratio that compares the direction of the price with the calculated levels of volatility with Perry Kaufman algorithm.

The adaptive moving average (AMA) is a type of exponential moving average that uses a performance indicator to change the constant K = (2 ÷ (N + 1))


The moving average uses an indicator that compares the price with the level of volatility. It was designed to solve the problem of the choice between a fast moving average or slower. The moving average adaptation speed is automatically adjusted to the level of market volatility, and the moving average is moving slower on a market without trend (where prices move horizontally) and faster in a market with a better trend defined.

Read more about the rules and trading signals:
Exchange - Trading Kaufman Efficiency Ratio
Exchange - Trading Volatility Kaufman

Interpretation Signals And Rules Of Trading

The interpretation of the Adaptable Moving Average AMA is similar to a conventional moving average

- Buying Signals
. The price is above the moving average Adaptable AMA Moving Average - Bullish Signal
. The fast moving average crosses the slow upward moving average - bullish signal

- sell signal
. The price is below the moving average Adaptable AMA Moving Average - Bearish Signal
. The fast moving average crosses down the slow moving average - bearish signal

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characteristics Trading - Adaptive Moving Average AMA

. Provides parameters quantification of the price change
. Watch flipping points of the short-term trend
. Give the opportunity to understand the real strength and market trend

Formula - Adaptive Moving Average AMA

ER (i) = Signal (i) / Noise (i)

ER (i) - current value Efficiency Ratio

Signal (i) = ABS (price (i) - price (i - N)) - current value of the signal, absolute value of the difference between the current price and past price N periods

Noise (i) = Sum (ABS (price (i) - price (i-1)), N) - value of noise or current noise, sum of the absolute values of the difference between the current price and past price N periods

Analysis Trading

Trade Forex - Example
Currency Pair: EUR / USD
Time frame H1 - 1 Hour

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