The Damping Index Oscillator (DI) is designed to identify the damping of directed market movements. Any value below 1.0 (by default) definitively indicates a slowing of price movement, regardless of its previous direction. In other words, when the indicator value is below the damping level, that period of time represents a time of sentiment accumulation and the best opportunity to open a position before the market triggers mark-up or mark-down.

The Percent Difference Oscillator (PDO) oscillator shows the difference between the smoothed price average and the current price, expressing the difference as a percentage of the moving average (above or below the smoothed price average). It is used across different periods to consider the confluence factor. For example, periods of 10, 50, 100, and 200 are commonly used.

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The Ehlers Filter uses a linear distance calculation algorithm. This indicator enables tracking the common trend and trading in its direction. Unlike the non-linear Ehlers Filter, it has a longer delay and allows for more lagged detection of entry and exit points for your positions. The indicator allows for tracking the common trend and trading in its direction. You can find the Ehlers Non-Linear Filter indicator here: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3461.

The Ehlers Filter uses a non-linear distance calculation algorithm. This indicator enables tracking the common trend and trading in its direction. Unlike the linear Ehlers Filter, it has a shorter delay and allows for more accurate detection of entry and exit points for your positions. The indicator allows for tracking the common trend and trading in its direction. You can find the Ehlers Linear Filter indicator here: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3462

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The MPO (Midpoint Oscillator) indicator displays price movement without the trend component around its centerpoint. It is represented by two lines: the price movement line and the signal line. The centerline (midpoint) represents the zero level of the oscillator. This indicator is used to trigger events for every cross where the main component (black) is above the signal component (red). If the cross happens above zero, the bullish trigger occurs. Similarly, for every cross where the main component (black) is below the signal component (red), if the cross happens below zero, the bearish trigger occurs. Similar indicator: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3458

The DMSX indicator (Bipolar Directional Movement System) is calculated using the standard DMS indicator. However, compared to that, it displays data as an oscillator with a signal line and has a shorter delay. This indicator is used to trigger events for every cross where the main component is above the signal component. If the cross happens above zero, the bullish trigger occurs. Similarly, for every cross where the main component is below the signal component, if the cross happens below zero, the bearish trigger occurs. Similar indicator: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3459 /

The indicator CA (Corrected Average), also known as the Optimal Moving Average, offers the benefit of ensuring that the current value of the time series exceeds the current threshold, which is based on volatility. This ensures that the indicator line accurately tracks the price and helps to avoid false signals in the trend. Additionally, it helps in identifying trade sentiment zones.

This indicator shows the average value of the FATL and SATL indicators, which are averaged within the fast and slow zones of the ATL. Additionally, the shadow represents the zone between the values of the FATL and SATL indicator values. You can find the FALT indicator here: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3453 You can find the SALT indicator here: ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3454

KAMA Trend Following System The Strategy is a long-term trend-following trading algorithm that uses the Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) to indicate the direction of the market. It is a strategy primarily designed for the daily timeframe and has yielded the best results on EURUSD, BTCUSD, and GBPUSD markets. Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) KAMA is a unique kind of moving average developed by Perry Kaufman, and introduced in his book "Smarter Trading". It adapts to market noise or volatility. When markets are trending, and the price is making big moves, KAMA becomes sensitive and follows the price closely. Conversely, in a ranging or consolidative market state where the price is noisy, KAMA desensitizes itself and remains smoother. The advantage of KAMA is its improved sensitivity to price changes compared to other moving averages, without the accompanying noise that usually comes with sensitivity.   As you see, in ranging periods the KAMA moves sideways, and in trending markets it changes direction rapidly. The Strategy The Strategy is based on the crossover of two KAMAs with different period parameters: a fast one (default period of 20) and a slow one (default period of 200). If the fast KAMA crosses above the slow KAMA, it indicates an upward trend, and the robot opens a buy trade. If the fast KAMA crosses below the slow KAMA, it indicates a downward trend, and the robot opens a sell trade. The robot is always in the market, meaning when a new trade opens, the previous trade of the opposite direction gets closed.     In addition to the KAMA indicators, the Average True Range (ATR) indicator is also used for defining the stop loss level of the trades. The ATR indicator measures market volatility, and the stop loss is set to be a multiple (default is 10) of the ATR. This adaptive stop loss level adjusts itself with changing market volatility. The strategy was live tested on GBPUSD and EURUSD with a fast period of 20 and a long period of 200 producing good results, and on BTCUSD with a fast period of 20 and a slow period of 50 with very good results. All on Daily Timeframe.   You can download the robot from the link below, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Download for free from sinalgolab.com    

The Slow Adaptive Trend Line (SATL) is formed using the digital filter of the low-frequency FLF-2. The FLF-2 filter is designed to suppress noise and market cycles with longer periods of oscillation. Both the low-frequency filters, FLF-1 and FLF-2, provide attenuation in the stop band of no less than 40 dB and do not distort the amplitude and phase of the entry discontinuous price series in the pass band (bandwidth). These properties of the digital filters significantly improve noise suppression compared to a simple moving average, which, in turn, sharply reduces the probability of false signals for buying and selling. There are no analogues to SATL among widely known technical instruments. It is not a moving average, but rather an adaptive line estimate of a long-term trend.