Forex Software — Indicators that measure the slope of a moving average

Re: Indicators that measure the slope of a moving average

2015-07-14T09:35:40Z

Great thanks for your help! Totally new to the vidya, lots of new stuff to test out!

Re: Indicators that measure the slope of a moving average

2015-07-12T14:43:23Z

I am not too much into the actual measurement of a slope but I use a couple moving averages to ascertain a trend.

For example 30 > 60 you can use the moving average crossover indicator for that........ check the variables and you will see what I mean. Also Vidya Crossover... or Macd line is rising...... or CCI is rising.. so there are quite a few to tell if there is a slope.

As I mentioned, I have no clue as to how to measure a degree of slope. Perhaps someone else has some ideas.

I am not sure which combination of averages would be best for your application... maybe 10 -20 or 5 - 10, you have to establish that.

Welcome to FSBPro, hopefully you enjoy the software.

daveM

Indicators that measure the slope of a moving average

2015-07-12T08:50:36Z

Does anyone have recommendations for indicators that measure the slope of a moving average as an oscillator say between 0 and 1 or take the derivative?
I am interested in having a system that only trades when the market is moving sideways/the long term moving average has very little slope. Figured it would be useful as mean reversion tends to work best in these types of environments.

There must be pre-existing indicators that already have this as a measurement?
Alternatively can anyone else think of other ways of gauging whether a market is moving sidewards from an indicator?

thanks!