Extended Keltner Channel

An expanded version of the Keltner Channel. You can use 21 types of moving average and 11 price options to calculate the average line of the indicator.

Possible types of averages: Simple Moving Average, Exponential Moving Average, Wilder Exponential Moving Average, Linear Weighted Moving Average, Sine Weighted Moving Average, Triangular Moving Average, Least Square Moving Average (or EPMA, Linear Regression Line), Smoothed Moving Average, Hull Moving Average by Alan Hull, Zero-Lag Exponential Moving Average, Double Exponential Moving Average by Patrick Mulloy, T3 by T.Tillson, Instantaneous Trendline by J.Ehlers, Moving Median, Geometric Mean, Regulated EMA by Chris Satchwell, Integral of Linear Regression Slope, Combination of LSMA and ILRS, Triangular Moving Average generalized by J.Ehlers, Volume Weighted Moving Average, Smoothing by Mark Jurik.

Calculation price options: Close, Open, High, Low, Median Price = (High Low)/2, Typical Price = (High Low Close)/3, Weighted Close = (High Low Close*2)/4, Heiken Ashi Close, Heiken Ashi Open, Heiken Ashi High, Heiken Ashi Low.

• PeriodMA – the period of the middle line of the channel
• MethodMA – method of smoothing the middle line of the channel
• PriceMA – the price used for the calculation
• PeriodATR – period of the ATR indicator
• MulATR – multiplier of the ATR indicator
• ShiftMA – channel shift forward/backward on the chart
• AddDigits – an additional increase in the accuracy of the indicator readings in digits after the decimal point
• AlertOnUpTouch – enable/disable alerts when touching the bottom line of the channel
• AlertOnDnTouch – enable/disable alerts when touching the bottom line of the channel
• EnableAlertMessage – enabling/disabling text message output
• EnableAlertNotification – enabling/disabling sending notifications to mobile terminals
• EnableAlertSound – enabling/disabling sound alerts
• AlertUpSoundFileName – the name of the audio file for notification when the top line of the channel is touched
• AlertDnSoundFileName – the name of the audio file to alert when the bottom line of the channel is touched