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Trend and Volatility Indicators
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Vortex Indicator — What matters is whether the lines stay apart after crossing
The Vortex Indicator uses VI+ and VI- to show which direction has the advantage. The distance between the lines after a crossover and the price structure matter most.
Hull Moving Average — Faster averages also give more false turns in ranges
HMA reduces moving-average lag. Its slope turns quickly, but that speed creates more false signals when price moves sideways.
Linear Regression Channel — Turn a hand-drawn trendline into a mean-reversion framework
A regression channel uses its center line, slope and upper and lower breaks to assess trend quality and overextension together.