CCI with Jurik Moving Average Smoothing and EMA Deviation

Summary

This indicator modifies the Commodity Channel Index by changing both parts of its calculation. Instead of using a simple moving average for the central reference, it uses a Jurik Moving Average. It also replaces the usual mean deviation with an exponentially weighted deviation. The stated aim is a faster response with a smoother output than the conventional CCI.

The document suggests using changes in the indicator's color as possible signals, but gives no precise entry or exit rules, parameter settings, market examples, or performance evidence. It does not describe risk controls or explain how the altered smoothing and deviation affect signal reliability across different conditions. As presented, this is a brief description of an indicator variant and a possible visual cue, not a fully specified or tested trading strategy.

Key ideas

• The indicator replaces CCI's simple moving average reference with a Jurik Moving Average.
• It uses exponential deviation in place of the conventional mean deviation.
• The author describes the result as responsive and smoother than the original CCI.
• Color changes are suggested as signals, but no complete trading rules or test results are supplied.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.