Moving average crossover calculator
Two averages and their last cross.
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A fast, smooth average and which way it points, with the turn as soon as it happens.
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The 16-bar Hull average is 2,382.84 and rising.
The Hull average on the last bars. The last bar is marked.
| Bar | Close price | Hull average |
|---|---|---|
| 7 ago | 2,349.70 | 2,336.49 |
| 6 ago | 2,356.20 | 2,342.20 |
| 5 ago | 2,344.80 | 2,346.52 |
| 4 ago | 2,362.50 | 2,351.64 |
| 3 ago | 2,374.90 | 2,358.58 |
| 2 ago | 2,381.30 | 2,367.02 |
| 1 ago | 2,376.40 | 2,374.71 |
| Last | 2,395.20 | 2,382.84 |
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Alan Hull built his average in 2005 to cut the lag of ordinary averages. It takes a weighted average over half the period, doubles it, subtracts the weighted average over the full period, and smooths the result over the square root of the period. The doubling pushes the line toward the latest prices; the last step irons out the noise.
Compare it with a simple or exponential average in the moving average calculator, check trend strength with the ADX calculator, and size the trade with the position size calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the closes you type; an indicator describes the past bars, not the next one.
Two averages and their last cross.
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