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I'm trying to find the moving averages I saw in a chart (attached).
I've tried duplicating them, but there are so many MAs, I can't seem to find the right ones to use. In the chart, it's the white MA that tracks the candles closest and the dashed one that's next closest (it changed color - green/red).
I'd appreciate any help.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
it is pretty tough to guess just from the look of the chart...you give us nothing to work on....X and Y axis values would be nice
A pure guess is that they are EMA's not SMA'S
my guess is the solid white is a 4 day EMA, the dashed green/red is a 9 day EMA, the solid red is a 20 day EMA, the dot-dash blue/magenta is a 50day EMA, the solid blue/magenta is a 100day EMA
You're right! I didn't give you any numbers. The data series is NQ 451 ticks. This chart has x and y axes, although x axis is somewhat indistinct. Thanks for your help!
Well, since you are looking at a Boomerang Day Trading System chart, the marked dashed line belongs to the DynamicTrendBands indicator, and the white line belongs to the Boomerang core indicator BCS_TradeChannels.
Both indicators are proprietary and don't show any (MA) settings, so I cannot provide any values of these lines.
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