QQE Histogram Signals from Smoothed RSI and Trailing Levels
Summary
The document describes a QQE indicator built from a smoothed Relative Strength Index and two volatility-based trailing levels, one fast and one slow. Its variation adds discontinued signal-line levels and a histogram whose color changes according to those levels, providing additional visual cues for assessing trend direction.
It suggests using a change in the QQE indicator’s color or in the histogram’s color as a signal. The document gives no backtest, performance evidence, parameter settings, or detailed entry and exit rules. These color changes are therefore presented as possible analysis cues, not as a validated standalone trading system; readers would need to define and test how to use them in a particular market.
Key ideas
- The QQE combines a smoothed RSI with fast and slow volatility-based trailing levels.
- This variation adds discontinued signal-line levels to help assess trend direction.
- A color-changing histogram provides another visual way to interpret those levels.
- The document proposes color changes as signals but provides no testing evidence or complete trading rules.
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