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A trend indicator refers to an indicator used in technical analysis to detect trends (in security prices) and measure their direction. Trend indicators works well when the market is trending and performs poorly when the market is ranging. That is, when the market price moves in a narrow range.
The most known trend indicator is certainly the moving average. The moving average (MA) smoothes the security prices in order to reduce the time-series noise. This process makes it easier to highlight the trend in a chart.

Trend indicators are also called trend following indicators.

Example of trend indicators:
Simple Moving Average, Exponential Moving Average...
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Vertical Horizontal Filter (VHF)
by srishail, uploaded several months ago

...Trend indicators can then be employed in trending markets and momentum indicators in ranging markets.

Vary the number of periods in the Vertical Horizontal Filter to suit different time frames. White originally recommended 28 days but now prefers an 18-day window smoothed with a 6-day moving average.
The formula this uses...

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InSync Index - Consensus Trading Indicator
by Caleb, uploaded several months ago

The InSync Index is a consensus oscillator created in 1995 by Norm North. A consensus oscillator is an indicator that generates an output using the value of many other trading indicators.

The InSync Index is calculated by summing several technical analysis indicators including the Bollinger Bands, Moving average convergence/divergence, Commodity channel...

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MAC (Moving Average Contraction)
by Gilari Decosta, uploaded several months ago

Price of a share moves as a wave contracting and expanding alternately .So,the expansion in price always follow a contraction in price and it is a great point for an entry.An easy way to find it is to use three moving average that contract very close.
When the stock break out...

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Relative Momentum Index
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

Relative momentum index is an oscillator introduced by Roger Altman in a February 1993 'Stocks & Commodities' magazine article. Inspired from the relative strength index, it attempts to improve it by eliminating the oscillations between defined overbought and oversold levels through the introduction of a momentum. The relative momentum index...
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Choppiness Index
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

Choppiness index is an indicator used to measure the degree in trendiness and in choppiness in a market.

It uses a 0-100 scale and includes an upper and a lower bands respectively corresponding to Fibonacci 61.80 and 38.20 numbers. While CI values below 31.80 mean a trending market, those above 61.80...

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Chandelier Exits
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

Alexander Elder's Chandelier Exits trend-following system was first introduced in his book 'Come Into My Trading Room' in 2002. The system intends to provide better stop loss mechanisms by generating exit signals in a trending market. It includes two indicators, one used for up-trends and the other for down-trends.

Indeed, one...

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Positive Volume Index
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

The positive volume index was created by Norman Fosback. It is used, as with the Negative Volume Index, to determine the nature of trending markets.
The positive volume index is a cumulative indicator, its value increases by the daily return of the close price multiplied by the yesterday PVI value, if...

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SafeZone Stop
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

The Safezone indicator, introduced by Alexander Elder in 2002, is used as a stop order against signal reversal in trending markets.

The Safezone indicator intends to create a better trailing stop by eliminating the noise component of a trend and by creating a safer stop. It calculates two lines depending...

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Price and Volume Trend
by Patrick Fonce, uploaded several months ago

...Trend indicator accepts one parameter. This parameter is a lookback value that defines the number of bars to use in the cumulative calculation. For example: PriceVolumeTrend(5), calculate the sum of the (perf(close, 1) * volume) formula for the last 5 bars.

If you want to use all the available bars for...

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