TrendFlex x2: Displaying Two TrendFlex Values

Summary

This note describes an extended TrendFlex indicator based on John Ehlers’s Reflex averaging indicator. Its stated aim is to reduce lag so it may produce signals sooner than other lagging calculations. The extension displays two TrendFlex values separately instead of showing their difference, offering another way to interpret the indicator’s output.

The document gives no calculation details, trading rules, charts, or performance evidence. It only suggests that reading the pair of values may be useful. The claims about reduced lag and earlier signals are attributed to the underlying indicator description, not demonstrated here; no guidance is provided on settings, markets, or how to validate signals.

Key ideas

• The indicator extends Ehlers’s Reflex concept into a TrendFlex version.
• Its stated design goal is to reduce lag compared with other averaging calculations.
• The display shows two TrendFlex values rather than their difference.
• The document provides no formula, signal rules, or performance evidence.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.