VininI Trend Indicator from LRMA and Progressively Longer Signal Lines
Summary
The VininI_Trend_LRMA is a trend indicator built from signals generated by an LRMA moving average and a group of related signal lines. Their periods increase in an arithmetic progression, so the indicator combines information across a set of progressively longer averaging windows.
The document identifies the indicator’s author and notes that its implementation relies on classes from the SmoothAlgorithms library, which must be installed in the platform’s include directory. It also says the indicator was first implemented in MQL4 and published in 2008. No formula details, chart interpretation, trading rules, performance evidence, or limitations are provided here, so the description supports understanding the indicator’s construction but not judging its usefulness as a trading signal.
Key ideas
- The indicator derives trend readings from an LRMA moving average and a set of its signal lines.
- The signal-line periods increase in an arithmetic progression.
- The implementation depends on a separate SmoothAlgorithms library.
- The document gives no performance analysis or rules for converting the indicator into trades.
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