Four-Line Hull Moving Average with Directional Colors and Constant Memory

Summary

This indicator description covers a chart tool that plots multiple Hull Moving Average periods together, with each line colored according to whether it is rising, falling, or flat. Users can configure it to show two, three, or four Hull lines, allowing several smoothing horizons to be compared on one chart. The color convention provides a quick visual indication of each line’s current direction.

The implementation uses a ring buffer and incremental running sums, so its memory and processing requirements remain constant as chart history grows. Its buffer layout is described as stable for use by expert advisors through a custom-indicator interface. The supplied text does not state the Hull periods, trading rules, parameter-selection method, or any backtest or live results. Directional coloring can aid visual trend inspection, but the description alone does not establish predictive value or suitability for a particular market.

Key ideas

• The indicator displays two to four Hull Moving Average periods on one chart.
• Line colors distinguish rising, falling, and flat directions.
• A ring buffer and incremental sums keep memory and processing requirements constant as history grows.
• The buffer layout is intended to support access from expert advisors.
• The description supplies no trading rules or performance evidence.

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