Explication Pentuple Exponential Moving Average

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    Matriciel
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    Bonjour Nicolas,

    Pourrais-tu m’expliquer pourquoi il faut multiplier les “MA” dans cet indicateur et pourquoi les nombres : 8, 28, 56, 70 ?

    Merci beaucoup, passe une excellente journée.

    DJ

    IF MAType = 39 THEN
    
    Period = MAX(Period, 1)
    
    MA1 = ExponentialAverage[Period](Series)
    MA2 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA1)
    MA3 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA2)
    MA4 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA3)
    MA5 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA4)
    MA6 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA5)
    MA7 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA6)
    MA8 = ExponentialAverage[Period](MA7)
    
    AFR = (8 * MA1) - (28 * MA2) + (56 * MA3) - (70 * MA4) + (56 * MA5) - (28 * MA6) + (8 * MA7) - MA8
    
    ENDIF
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    Nicolas
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    8-28-56-70 , c’est issu de la suite de Fibonacci. Multiplier les EMA, ajoute une autre forme d'”exponentialité”.

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Explication Pentuple Exponential Moving Average


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