CAMA (Cong Adaptive Moving Average)

This is a TradeStation version of Scott Cong’s Adaptive Moving Average at least my interpretation of it, added filtering as well.

What is Scott Cong's Adaptive Moving Average?

Scott Cong's Adaptive Moving Average was created as an advantageous alternative to the KAMA (Perry Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Average).
The difference between the two indicators are:

• Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average emphasizes on direction over volatility to calculate an Efficiency Ratio smoothing coefficient.
• Scott Cong's Adaptive Moving Average uses the concept of Result Over Effort.

Scot Cong explains that "effort" is calculated by adding up Wilder's "true range" for every bar within the specified lookback period.

The CAMA is a smooth, consistent and responsive Moving Average which was designed purely for swing trading.

kvak wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2024 5:31 am Yes, possible, but why?

Hello kvak,

You are so right, thanks any way

mrtools wrote: Mon Jul 22, 2024 10:00 am This is a TradeStation version of Scott Cong’s Adaptive Moving Average at least my interpretation of it, added filtering as well.

thank you for sharing the code!

Separated Moving Average

Here is another TV conversion, little enhanced and based on the Separated Moving Average by EvoCrypto and plots a trend biased (SuperTrend type) display from two moving averages:

• One calculated using positive candles
• The other using negative candles

Indicator plots envelopes or adjustable high/low channel displayed as trend stops.
Possibly show/hide channels, center MA, arrows and trend dots.
Also arrows/alerts is in slope of center MA, trend dots or combination of slope filtered with trend dots.
Some averages not working with H/L channel ( like kijun, swing line, follow ma....), because it have hard coded prices in calculation...
With envelopes working all.

Also thank you to Mrtools code, I added Cong AMA to the average list.

kvak wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2024 7:58 am Here is another TV conversion, little enhanced.
Indicator plots envelopes or adjustable high/low channel displayed as trend stops.
Possibly show/hide channels, center MA, arrows and trend dots.
Also arrows/alerts is in slope of center MA, trend dots or combination of slope filtered with trend dots.
Some averages not working with H/L channel ( like kijun, swing line, follow ma....), because it have hard coded prices in calculation...
With envelopes working all.
Also thank you to Mrtools code, I added Cong AMA to the average list.

Can you share the settings you used in each of the 3 pictures? And which TradingView indicator this is originally based on?

TransparentTrader wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2024 11:31 am Can you share the settings you used in each of the 3 pictures? And which TradingView indicator this is originally based on?

Hello.
Google Separated Moving Average [2] - evo version,
that give me idea for this indicator....

and here is two setups from picture, last I dont remember, sorry.

kvak wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2024 7:58 am Here is another TV conversion, little enhanced.
Indicator plots envelopes or adjustable high/low channel displayed as trend stops.
Possibly show/hide channels, center MA, arrows and trend dots.
Also arrows/alerts is in slope of center MA, trend dots or combination of slope filtered with trend dots.
Some averages not working with H/L channel ( like kijun, swing line, follow ma....), because it have hard coded prices in calculation...
With envelopes working all.
Also thank you to Mrtools code, I added Cong AMA to the average list.

Respected kvak,

You are truly Super - superb.

Thanks for each of your conversions, mods, experiments, indicators conversion from tradingview, drop down menus, buttons.

Thanks a Lot.

kvak wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:44 am Hello.
Google Separated Moving Average [2] - evo version,
that give me idea for this indicator....

and here is two setups from picture, last I dont remember, sorry.

may i ask you if this setting can be used with h1 tf ?thanks

trader2000 wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2024 4:59 am may i ask you if this setting can be used with h1 tf ?thanks

In some parts maybe yes, but you must to test it yourself....

kvak wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2024 5:48 am In some parts maybe yes, but you must to test it yourself....

thanks for response . may i share with you my setup currently i used