Login / Register
Add a review
Log in
Sign UP
[bws_google_captcha]
Hurst Fractal Index

0.00

The Hurst Fractal Index is an indicator of the persistence of a time series

If the indicator value is >0.5, the time series is considered persistent (the trend persists)

When the indicator values are explicitly < 0.5 the time series is considered anti-persistent (possible change of direction of movement)

For clarity, the index values are averaged over a period of 2-3.

Indicator Settings:

  • Max Bars – the depth of the calculation history (the number of bars on the chart for which the calculation was made)
  • Data from Timeframe – use data from the timeframe.
  • Degree of dimension ( 4…12 )- the dimension value
  • Level Reverce – level for displaying possible trend change zones
  • Method – method for smoothing the index value
  • MA period – smoothing period

The Hurst Fractal Index is an indicator of the persistence of a time series

If the indicator value is >0.5, the time series is considered persistent (the trend persists)

When the indicator values are explicitly < 0.5 the time series is considered anti-persistent (possible change of direction of movement)

For clarity, the index values are averaged over a period of 2-3.

Indicator Settings:

  • Max Bars – the depth of the calculation history (the number of bars on the chart for which the calculation was made)
  • Data from Timeframe – use data from the timeframe.
  • Degree of dimension ( 4…12 )- the dimension value
  • Level Reverce – level for displaying possible trend change zones
  • Method – method for smoothing the index value
  • MA period – smoothing period

[spoiler title=”Read More…”]

The Hurst Fractal Index is an indicator of the persistence of a time series

If the indicator value is >0.5, the time series is considered persistent (the trend persists)

When the indicator values are explicitly < 0.5 the time series is considered anti-persistent (possible change of direction of movement)

For clarity, the index values are averaged over a period of 2-3.

Indicator Settings:

  • Max Bars – the depth of the calculation history (the number of bars on the chart for which the calculation was made)
  • Data from Timeframe – use data from the timeframe.
  • Degree of dimension ( 4…12 )- the dimension value
  • Level Reverce – level for displaying possible trend change zones
  • Method – method for smoothing the index value
  • MA period – smoothing period

[/spoiler]

Add review
Reviews ( 0 ):