T3 Velocity

T3 Velocity

This technical indicator is a kind of rate of change oscillator made of 2 T3 moving average. It compares the momentum of the 2 curves between the current and the previous period. The first curve is calculated upon the period and the complete factor (“vFactor” parameter) and the second one with an half of this factor.

It results a smoothed oscillator that can be traded almost like a MACD. An optional signal line could be added to give clear entries when the oscillator cross it.

 

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  1. century • 11/23/2016 #

    i’ll give it a try and we’ll see 😉
    thanks anyway

  2. Ermitage • 11/23/2016 #

    Hello
    please can you tell me for which timeframe can be used this Velocity?

    • Nicolas • 11/23/2016 #

      Any timeframe, you can adjust the 2 parameters “period” and “vfactor” for any instrument and timeframe. This indicator is calculated upon the difference of 2 T3 moving average, so it’s “universal” to any market circumstances.

    • Ermitage • 11/23/2016 #

      For daily timeframe what do you suggest?

  3. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    Excuse Mr Nicolas what it means to T3? I could explain what is vfactor

    • Nicolas • 11/23/2016 #

      I’m sorry what is your question? Do you want to know what is the purpose of the vfactor coefficient? 

  4. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    I would like to know the purpose of the coefficient v factor but also know the meaning of the term T3. Thank you
     

    • Nicolas • 11/23/2016 #

      The T3 moving average is described in the January, 1998 issue of S&C, p.57, “Smoothing Techniques for More Accurate Signals”, its author is Tim Tillson. The vfactor is volume factor, which determines how hot the moving average’s response to linear trends will be. The author advises to use v=0.7.

  5. Ermitage • 11/23/2016 #

    Hi Nicolas,
    please let me know buy and sell signal are when the velocity across “0” line?
    thanks

    • Nicolas • 11/23/2016 #

      Yes this is how it should be understood.

  6. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    Grazie Nicolas
     

  7. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    Hello Nicolas wanted to ask you a few things, I tried to change its T3 indicator putting in the same table T3 with several periods but I saw that the result is not the same as the single one that I have called period2 with 30 setting has a different path from ‘original more than 30 times that you see below (see photo), could you tell me where I’m wrong. And also I wanted to ask how can I do to color differently the three indicators and how scripted text (such as photos) with drawtest command. Thank you and good day//Tracy

    period=2
    vfactor=.7
    Data=customclose
    x1=(exponentialaverage[period](Data))*(1+vfactor)
    x2=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](Data)))*vfactor
    gd=x1-x2
    x11=(exponentialaverage[period](gd))*(1+vfactor)
    x21=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](gd)))*vfactor
    gd1=x11-x21
    x12=(exponentialaverage[period](gd1))*(1+vfactor)
    x22=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](gd1)))*vfactor
    first=x12-x22
    y1=(exponentialaverage[period](Data))*(1+vfactor/2)
    y2=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](Data)))*vfactor/2
    ygd=y1-y2
    y11=(exponentialaverage[period](ygd))*(1+vfactor/2)
    y21=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](ygd)))*vfactor/2
    ygd1=y11-y21
    y12=(exponentialaverage[period](ygd1))*(1+vfactor/2)
    y22=(exponentialaverage[period](exponentialaverage[period](ygd1)))*vfactor/2
    second=y12-y22
    S = first - second[1]

    //T+2
    period1=4
    vfactor1=0.7
    x10=(exponentialaverage[period1](Data))*(1+vfactor1)
    x20=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](Data)))*vfactor1
    gd2=x10-x20
    x110=(exponentialaverage[period1](gd2))*(1+vfactor1)
    x210=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](gd2)))*vfactor1
    gd20=x110-x210
    x120=(exponentialaverage[period1](gd20))*(1+vfactor1)
    x220=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](gd20)))*vfactor1
    first=x120-x220
    y10=(exponentialaverage[period1](Data))*(1+vfactor1/2)
    y20=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](Data)))*vfactor1/2
    ygd2=y10-y20
    y110=(exponentialaverage[period1](ygd2))*(1+vfactor1/2)
    y210=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](ygd2)))*vfactor1/2
    ygd20=y110-y210
    y120=(exponentialaverage[period1](ygd20))*(1+vfactor1/2)
    y220=(exponentialaverage[period1](exponentialaverage[period1](ygd20)))*vfactor1/2
    second=y120-y220
    S1 = first - second[1]

    //T+3
    period2=30
    vfactor2=.7
    x100=(exponentialaverage[period2](Data))*(1+vfactor2)
    x200=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period2](Data)))*vfactor2
    gd=x100-x200
    x1100=(exponentialaverage[period2](gd))*(1+vfactor2)
    x2100=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period](gd)))*vfactor2
    gd1=x1100-x2100
    x1200=(exponentialaverage[period2](gd1))*(1+vfactor2)
    x2200=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period2](gd1)))*vfactor2
    first=x1200-x2200
    y100=(exponentialaverage[period2](Data))*(1+vfactor2/2)
    y200=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period2](Data)))*vfactor2/2
    ygd=y100-y200
    y1100=(exponentialaverage[period2](ygd))*(1+vfactor2/2)
    y2100=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period2](ygd)))*vfactor2/2
    ygd1=y1100-y2100
    y1200=(exponentialaverage[period2](ygd1))*(1+vfactor2/2)
    y2200=(exponentialaverage[period2](exponentialaverage[period2](ygd1)))*vfactor2/2
    second=y1200-y2200
    S2 = first - second[1]
    DRAWTEXT (\"Tracy\", x1, y1) COLOURED (0,0, 255)
    return S2 coloured (256,0,0), S as \"Tracy\", 0 as \"level 0\" ,S1 as \"T+2\", 0 as \"level 0\" , S2 as \"T+3 \", 0 as \"level 0\"
     

  8. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    I’m sorry but I can not insert image!

  9. tatankayotanka • 11/23/2016 #

    As you can do to set a marker directly in the price property page and then view it such as moving averages, because I add with the button “add marker” in property price and then see it in the description on the list but do not see it in the chart
     

    • Nicolas • 11/23/2016 #

      It may be a good idea to discuss this in the forum instead. Please open a new topic in probuilder support.

  10. Wester • 11/23/2016 #

    Hi, is this more or less the same as the TTM Squeeze indicator (john carter)

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