Hull Moving Average (HMA)
Also referred to as Hull Average. This indicator is made by Alan Hull and addresses the issue of lag that other going Averages have actually.
Example:
Interpretation:
Make use of the Hull Moving Average as a filter to ensure cost direction.
If the price moves up and the HMA follows up, this signals a bullish market
Whenever price moves down and also the HMA follows this move, this signals a bearish market.
Calculation:
The lag is solved by combining two WMAs, with different periods; One with a duration equal towards the HMA itself. Plus the second equal to half that period.
The smoothing is carried out by adding applying a WMA towards the result, aided by the length corresponding to square root of the period.
HMA(periods) = WMA(2*WMA(periods/2) รข€“ WMA(periods)),sqrt(periods))
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