Search Results for “atr”

ATR Based EMA Variant 1 as a Baseline Indicator

Baseline indicator for trend identification.

We’re Trying Something New This week, we’re going down a new path. There was a bit of a journey prior to this path, which we’ll get into. But first, you should know, and this is the coolest part, is that it was totally community based. I Know A Guy I actually do, which makes this ... Read more

ATR – The Most Important Indicator in the World

by Stonehill Forex

Welcome to the next Stonehill Forex Indicator Study. This research represents an investigative look into how and why some indicators work and some don’t work as well. Our Next Indicator Choice is… We’ve chosen the ATR (AVERAGE TRUE RANGE) as our next indicator choice. The ATR (Average True Range) is part of the MT4 platform indicator set. … Read more

Early Trend Detection Index (ETDI) as a Confirmation Indicator

by Stonehill Forex

Well, Hello… Whether you came here from a digital stroll through the internet, a recommendation from a friend, or you're a known friend...we welcome you. Here, you’ll find an abundance of resources, and specifically in this blog a very special product worth reading into. If you’re not familiar with our way of trading or what ... Read more

Crossroads for TradingView

by Niels Mulder

This Crossroads indicator is our first homegrown indicator. It was profiled on the Stonehill Forex website in March 2025. The original version was coded for MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and subsequently adapted for MT5. Because of technical limitations, we were unable to provide this indicator on TradingView until now. It is a two-line crossover price overlay … Read more

Directional Movement using Hann (DMH) as a Confirmation Indicator

by Stonehill Forex

Directional Movememnt using Hann is an improvement on the old DMI (Directional Movement Index). It can be used as both a color change or zero cross for trend identification.

Modernization Modernizing anything is generally accepted as making older…well, better. Most things around us such as communications, transportation, and industry largely share that notion, although there are a few things which haven’t moved well through time. We’re going to see if the old Directional Movement Index (DMI) passes muster as something more contemporary. Primus ... Read more