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Volume RSI Adaptive Moving Average

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Summary

The document describes an indicator called VolMA. It uses an RSI calculated from tick volume data to determine the period of a moving average, making the average’s lookback responsive to volume-derived RSI rather than fixed at one period. Users can set the volume RSI period, the moving-average period, the moving-average calculation method, and the applied price.

The description explains the indicator’s inputs but gives no formula for how RSI changes the moving-average period, chart examples, trading rules, or performance evidence. It therefore offers a concise concept and configuration overview rather than a complete implementation guide or tested strategy. Any interpretation of signals, choice of settings, or claim that the indicator improves trading would need separate specification and evaluation.

Key ideas

  • VolMA uses RSI computed from tick volume data to determine a moving-average period.
  • The indicator exposes settings for the volume RSI period and moving-average period.
  • Users can also choose the moving-average method and applied price.
  • The document provides no trading rules, performance tests, or detailed period-mapping formula.

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