sylvester21 wrote: Thu Mar 09, 2023 2:06 am Dear KVak,

I did comparison between AMA-KAMA and TMMA-KAMA, unfortunately , TMMA was moving simply too fast and in the end it produces alot of bad signals.
However, after thinking through, I think this combination works when the MA is a little bit slower and tends to follow the candles (example the AMA).

May i propose if you can consider this idea of making a "n-EMA -- KAMA" crossover?
with the n-EMA , we are able to adjust the exponential times and it tends to hug candles very closely (such as TEMA), and I think this might open new opportunities for new signal filtration.

Just an idea. Hope you can look into it.

Thanks a bunch for your hardwork