Bollinger bands calculator
Bands, %B and the squeeze from closes.
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A channel built from the average price and the average range, and whether the market is coiling.
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The last close sits inside the channel, 59% of the way up. The channel runs from 2,266.77 to 2,355.42 around a 20-bar average of 2,311.09.
The channel at other ATR multiples, same bars. Your multiple is marked.
| Multiple | Upper | Lower |
|---|---|---|
| 1× | 2,333.26 | 2,288.93 |
| 1.5× | 2,344.34 | 2,277.85 |
| 2× | 2,355.42 | 2,266.77 |
| 2.5× | 2,366.50 | 2,255.69 |
| 3× | 2,377.58 | 2,244.61 |
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The Keltner channel puts an exponential average of the closes in the middle and sets the edges a multiple of the average true range away. Because the ATR measures the whole bar, gaps included, the channel widens and narrows more smoothly than Bollinger bands, which are built from the spread of the closes alone.
The two together give the squeeze: when the Bollinger bands shrink inside the Keltner channel, the closes are calmer than the bars' usual range. Compare them with the Bollinger bands calculator, measure the range with the ATR calculator and size the trade with the position size calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the bars you type; a channel describes the past bars, not the next one.
Bands, %B and the squeeze from closes.
Average true range from your bars, and ATR stops.
Breakout highs and lows from bars.
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