Adjusting Hull Moving Average Speed with an HMASpeed Parameter

Summary

The document describes a variant of the Hull moving average (HMA) that lets users adjust its speed through an HMASpeed parameter. It explains the direction of the adjustment: lower parameter values make the HMA slower, while the original HMA uses a speed value of 2. This offers a simple way to alter how quickly the indicator responds to price changes.

The version also adds multi-timeframe support, alerts, and color lines described as non-repainting. The document provides no formulas, trading rules, examples, performance results, or validation of these additions. It does not explain how parameter values affect lag or signal quality, so traders would need to assess those properties themselves before relying on the indicator.

Key ideas

• The indicator modifies the Hull moving average by exposing a speed parameter.
• Lower HMASpeed values produce a slower-moving average.
• The original Hull moving average uses a speed value of 2.
• The variant adds multi-timeframe support, alerts, and color lines described as non-repainting.
• No performance evidence or detailed implementation method is provided.

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