Bezier-Weighted Moving Average Using Binomial Price Weights

Summary

This document describes a Bezier-weighted moving average built from prices over a chosen period. Each price is multiplied by a coefficient based on a binomial expression and a sensitivity parameter; the resulting weighted terms are summed. The user selects the period, sensitivity, and applied price, so the indicator can be configured to respond differently to recent price data.

The note provides the weighting formula but no worked example, comparison with conventional moving averages, trading rules, or performance evidence. It does not explain how sensitivity values affect lag or smoothness, and it gives no guidance for selecting parameters. The formula is therefore a description of an indicator calculation rather than evidence of a profitable strategy; practical use would require implementation checks and testing on the intended market and timeframe.

Key ideas

• The indicator sums prices multiplied by binomially derived coefficients.
• Its configurable inputs are period, sensitivity, and applied price.
• The document supplies a calculation description but no trading signals or performance results.
• Parameter choices and behavior across markets are left unspecified.

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