M – Oscillator

An improvement of the Momentum Oscillator – Published on IFTA Journal 2018 by Mohamed Fawzy (pages 28-53)

a value > 10 is considered OverBought
a value < -10 is considered OverSold

In sharp upward moves the M-Oscillator ranges from 5 to 14
In sharp downward moves the M-Oscillator ranges from -5 to -14
In an UpTrend value ranges from 0 through 14
In a DownTrend value ranges from 0 through -14

Usually a SHORT signal is generated when, after entering the OB area, the M-Oscillator re-crosses it downwards
Usually a LONG signal is generated when, after entering the OS area, the M-Oscillator re-crosses it upwards
(such indications are valid in sideways markets, because in trending markets, values may remain in the OS/OS area
for quite a long time)
ADX can be used in conjunction to detect a range when its value is < 25

Divergences, like for other oscillators, can be taken advantage of.

DEFPARAM CalculateOnLastBars = 1000
Period = 14                       //Number of Periods
ct     = close                    //Today's close
S      = 0
FOR i  = 1 TO Period
   cp  = close[i]
   r = (ct - cp) > 0              //R = Today's CLOSE - Previous Day's CLOSE,  1 = today > yesterday
   IF r = 0 THEN
      r = ((ct - cp) < 0) * -1    //R = Today's CLOSE - Previous Day's CLOSE, -1 = today < yesterday
   ENDIF
   s = s + r                      //Sum up all r's
NEXT
Ema5 = ExponentialAverage[5](s)   //Histogram
Ema3 = ExponentialAverage[3](Ema5)//M-Oscillator
Ema3b= ExponentialAverage[3](Ema3)//Signal Line
RETURN Ema5 AS "Histo",Ema3 AS "M-Oscillator",Ema3B AS "Signal Line", 0 AS "Zero", 10 AS "Ob", -10 AS "Os",5 AS "MidUP",-5 AS "MidDN"