Kaufmann adaptive moving average

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redbank199
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Oct 06 2006

I am interested in plotting Kaufman adaptive moving average
on MultiCharts.

Does any one have the TS code for this moving average ?

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piranhaxp
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Oct 06 2006

Hi ....

I take this one .... :

KAMA-Indikator
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inputs:
Price( Close ),
EffRatioLength( 20),
FastAvgLength( 3),
SlowAvgLength( 30 );

variables:
MAA( 0 ) ;

MAA = AdaptiveMovAvg( Price, EffRatioLength, FastAvgLength, SlowAvgLength ) ;

Plot1( MAA, "MAA" ) ;
AdaptiveMovAvg-Function
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inputs:
Price( numericseries ),
EffRatioLength( numericsimple ),
FastAvgLength( numericsimple ), { this input assumed to be a constant >= 1 }
SlowAvgLength( numericsimple ) ; { this input assumed to be a constant >= 1 }

variables:
NetChg( 0 ),
TotChg( 0 ),
EffRatio( 0 ),
ScaledSFSqr( 0 ),
SlowAvgSF( 2 / ( SlowAvgLength + 1 ) ),
FastAvgSF( 2 / ( FastAvgLength + 1 ) ),
SFDiff( FastAvgSF - SlowAvgSF ) ;



if CurrentBar = 1 then
AdaptiveMovAvg = Price
else
begin
NetChg = AbsValue( Price - Price[ EffRatioLength ] ) ;
TotChg = Summation( AbsValue( Price - Price[1] ), EffRatioLength ) ;
if TotChg > 0 then
EffRatio = NetChg / TotChg
else
EffRatio = 0 ;

ScaledSFSqr = Square( SlowAvgSF + EffRatio * SFDiff ) ;
AdaptiveMovAvg = AdaptiveMovAvg[1] + ScaledSFSqr * ( Price - AdaptiveMovAvg[1] ) ;
end ;
Hope this is what you want.

Mike

redbank199
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Joined: Sep 29 2006

Oct 07 2006

Mike,

Thanks.

redbank199
Posts: 3
Joined: Sep 29 2006

Oct 07 2006

Mike,

I just checked the code for Adaptive Moving Average in MultiChart's
PowerLanguage editor. Your code looks like the same as the code
there. So you think the AMA in MultiCharts is the Kaufman AMA ?
I do not have Kaufma's book yet, so I can not verify it. I think it
should be described in Kaufman's book.