Average True Range (ATR) is an essential technical indicator for volatility signals.
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3. How to Develop Signals
Traders might use this information to:
- Adjust stop-loss orders
- Size Positions
- Entry/Exit Signals
Note- ATR is often used in combination with other Technical Signals (e.g. trend, price, and volume filters).
Traders might use this information to:
- Adjust stop-loss orders
- Size Positions
- Entry/Exit Signals
Note- ATR is often used in combination with other Technical Signals (e.g. trend, price, and volume filters).
4. Calculation
Calculating ATR involves 2 steps.
First calculate the True Range.
Second, calcualte the Average True Range which is just an average over the last N true range.
Calculating ATR involves 2 steps.
First calculate the True Range.
Second, calcualte the Average True Range which is just an average over the last N true range.
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