Sorry guys, I am not adept at annotating more than one quote per post so I have to post twice. I am unsure what you mean by original series, so I will comment on what I think you mean, which in this case is price. If price is what you mean then I disagree with your premise that price shows its colors before the indicator. Specifically, the use of stochastics and macd to reveal changes in momentum, particularly for me the macd. Although, if you are able to discern a descrease in momentum from price alone then that is wonderful. However, the macd, RSI, and stochastics do a fantastic job of revealing weak rallies and selloffs with strength.
this is the vocabulary i 'am familiar with The important is to know how to interpret and we agree on that
thanks easy, nice link. Well written and fun to read. Now give me some time to go back and study it and set it all up. This is just the kind of crazy idea I like playing with.
ZerolagMACD custom indicator I made for Tradestation inputs: Price (close), length(13) ; value1= xaverage(price,length); inputs: length2 (13); value2= xaverage(value1,length2); value3= value1 - value2; value4= value1 + value3; inputs: Price3 (close), length3(21); value5= xaverage(price3,length3); inputs: length4 (21); value6= xaverage(value5,length4); value7= value5- value6; value8= value5 + value7; value9 = value4 - value8; Plot1( Value9, "ZeroLagMACD" ) ; Plot2 (0); ============================ if you want, plot it against any other MACD you will find this turns faster than any other MACD... doesn't lag therefore"zero-lagMACD"