T3 Velocity Smoothing and the Hot Parameter

Summary

The document makes two claims about the T3 indicator. It describes the T3 version as smooth without extra smoothing and contrasts it with versions that add Jurik Moving Average smoothing. It also says the Hot setting can be changed to control the indicator’s speed. These points suggest a configurable smoothing and responsiveness tradeoff that may be relevant when selecting a technical indicator.

The page provides no formula, parameter range, chart, market example, or measured comparison. Its claim that the T3 version adds no lag is not supported with evidence, and the text does not define how “speed” should be assessed or how changing Hot affects signals. Treat the description as a brief qualitative note rather than a tested claim about predictive power or trading performance.

Key ideas

• The document describes T3 as smooth without an additional smoothing stage.
• It says adding JMA smoothing can make an indicator smoother while increasing lag.
• The Hot setting is presented as a way to adjust T3 velocity’s speed.
• No formula, parameter guidance, or empirical comparison is provided.

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