BB is just X standard deviations around a
moving average. So, I suppose one way to go is to use an adaptive
moving average (e.g., Kaufman's) to get an adaptive BB.
Bill
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Subject: [amibroker] Bollinger Band with variable
period in AFL
>
AFL has BBandTop with following syntax :
> BBandTop( ARRAY, periods =
15, width = 2 )
>
> <Periods> must be numerical. As I want
to get a dynamic BB I need an
> array in periods. Any suggestions how
to get this done ?
>
> Regards, Ton.
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