Linear Regression Moving Average Ratio Oscillator

Summary

This brief description introduces an oscillator formed from the ratio of two moving averages calculated with the linear regression method. The indicator compares a faster or slower regression-based average with another, offering a derived measure of their relative levels rather than a standalone forecast or trading rule.

Its adjustable inputs are the lookback periods for each of the two averages and the price series used in both calculations. The document does not explain how to interpret oscillator values, identify signals, set thresholds, or combine the indicator with risk controls. It also provides no chart examples, market tests, or performance evidence, so practical use would require independent interpretation and evaluation.

Key ideas

• The indicator is an oscillator based on the ratio of two linear regression moving averages.
• Each average has its own adjustable calculation period.
• The user can choose the price series applied to both averages.
• The description gives no signal rules, interpretation guidance, or performance evidence.

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