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William VIX
William Vix-Fix is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator which was developed by Larry Williams, it is a powerful indicator that detects intermediate market tops and bottoms.
At first we calculate the highest close of the most recent PERIOD candles. The William Vix-Fix is calculated by subtracting the current low from this value, and dividing this difference by the highest close of the most recent PERIOD candles, and then this value is multiplied by 100.
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T3 MACO
3 MACO is a VertexFX client side VTL Oscillator based on fast and slow Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) and applying the T3 smoothing method.
The concepts are similar to MACD, where we calculate the difference between fast and slow moving averages, but in T3 MACO we use T3 smoothing technique to reduce the lag and improve trading performance.
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RFTL
RFTL (Reference Fast Trend Line) is a powerful trend-following VertexFX indicator which responds quickly to price fluctuations.
It is a digital filter based indicator, designed from FLF-1 and FLF-2 digital filters from discrete input sequence. In Digital Signal Processing theory, prices are considered to be based of two components – the signal component – which is the main trend, and the noise component – which is the whipsaws and sideways movements.
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T3 RSI
T3 RSI is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator based on RSI indicator, and is calculated using the T3 smoothing methodology.
The smoothing attempts to reduce the lag and provide the trading trigger. T3 RSI indicator is made from two components; the RSI (white) which is the standard RSI calculated using the RSI_PERIOD, the second component is the T3 RSI (red), which is calculated by smoothing the RSI using the T3 smoothing method using the T3_PERIOD and T3_CURVATURE as the smoothing constant. Both of these indicators are plotted together, and the T3 RSI (red) provides as the signal trigger to the standard RSI.
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Strange Indicator
Strange Indicator is a VertexFX EMA(Exponential Moving Average) based indicator that calculates the direction of the trend and its strength.
At first we calculate the EMA of the Close, High and Low, and use the reference, SHIFT bars ago for our prices. Strange indicator is calculated by dividing the difference between the Close and Low of the EMA from the difference between High and Low of the EMA. This value is expressed as percentage (multiplied by 100).
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XMA
XMA is a VertexFX Client side VTL indicator that’s based on two Moving Averages (MA), and has a digital filter to detect market trend.
When the price is trending, the XMA indicator is sloping upwards (uptrend), or sloping downwards (downtrend). When the price is sideways, the XMA indicator is sideways and we recommend avoiding entering the market at such scenarios.
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JMA RSX
JMA RSX indicator is a comparative VertexFX client side VTL indicator based upon the Jurik Moving Average methodology of calculating the RSX. It is useful in determining cyclical market trends, especially turning points where the market changes direction.
At first step, smoothed price of the close price over PERIOD is calculated over the PERIOD bars using the Jurik Moving Average method. The minimum PERIOD is 5 bars. This smoothed price is then differentiated against the value PERIOD bars ago to determine the rate of change in price movements.
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Least Square MA
Least Square MA is a moving average based VertexFX client side VTL indicator that employs least-square’s, best-fit model. In the least squares best-fit methodology, given a number of points, we find an ideal line which is close to all points.
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LWMA Crossover Signal
LWMA Crossover Signal indicator is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator based on a fast moving and slow moving Linear Weighted Moving Average indicator (LWMA).
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RBCI
RBCI (Range Bound Channel Index) is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator based upon the Fast Adaptive Trend line (FATL) and Slow Adaptive Trend line (SATL) indicators, that is useful for determining market turning points.
In Digital Signal Processing theory, prices are considered to be based of two components – the signal component – which is the main trend, and the noise component – which is the whipsaws and sideways movements. RBCI indicator attempts to eliminate the noise component and refine the main trend component. The close price of each candle is multiplied by a filter smoothing co-efficient, and the sum of this value is calculated over the recent 55 bars to derive the RBCI indicator value.
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