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OsHMA Oscillator as the Difference Between Two Hull Moving Averages

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Summary

OsHMA is described as an oscillator formed from the difference between two Hull Moving Averages. This construction turns the relative separation of two smoothed price averages into an indicator series that can be viewed as an oscillator.

The document notes that the indicator was first implemented in MQL4 and later published in a code library, and that its implementation relies on reusable smoothing classes. It does not specify the HMA periods, signal interpretation, parameter selection, or any performance tests. As a result, it introduces the indicator’s basic construction but provides little basis for evaluating trading applications or expected behavior.

Key ideas

  • OsHMA measures the difference between two Hull Moving Averages.
  • The indicator is presented as an oscillator derived from smoothed price series.
  • The document does not give average periods, trading rules, or performance evidence.

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Technical indicators

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