moving average definition

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    StefStef
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    Hi,

    What do the values after the commas refer to in the following code snippet?

    fastma = average[8,1](close)
    slowma = average[38,6](close)

    longma = average[40,6](close)

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    NicolasNicolas
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    These are the definition of the kind of moving average used, from 1 to 6:

    0 = SMA

    1 = EMA

    2 = WMA

    3 = Wilder

    4 = Triangular

    5 = End point

    6 = Time series

    Just realized that it were not written in the prorealtime documentation of the website, I’ll add it asap.

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    StefStef
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    Thought it was something like that – but could not find it in the documentation. Thanks Nicolas!

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moving average definition


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