Adjusting Hull Moving Average Speed with a Power Parameter
Summary
The document describes a Hull moving average variant whose calculation uses adjustable weights controlled by a power parameter. Setting the power to 1 reproduces the standard Hull moving average. Values below 1 slow the indicator, while values above 1 make it respond faster than the standard version.
This offers a simple way to alter the smoothing and responsiveness of a moving average, which may affect how quickly it reflects price changes. The text does not provide the calculation formula, example settings, chart comparisons, trading rules, or performance evidence. It also does not explain how the parameter changes lag, noise sensitivity, or signal reliability in specific market conditions. The description is therefore conceptual and leaves practical implementation and evaluation to the reader.
Key ideas
- A power setting of 1 yields the standard Hull moving average.
- Power values below 1 make the described moving average slower.
- Power values above 1 make it faster than the standard version.
- The document gives no formula, examples, or evidence about trading performance.
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