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DIDI INDEX

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DiDi Index is based on simple (arithmetic) moving averages. In order to calculate simple (arithmetic) moving average, we add the closing price of the currency pair for a number of time periods and then divide this sum by the number of time periods. Thus, short term moving averages respond instantly to price changes in the currency pair, On the other hand, long term moving averages change rather slowly. In other words, what we calculate is the average currency pair price over a chosen period of time. Keep in mind that equal weighting is given to each daily price. Short term moving averages (crossovers) are generally used to generate trading signals. Long term moving averages are used to identify price trends.

Output of the indicator for Backtesting is line with two states:
+1 = Long
-1 = Short

Other Two lines are for visual Analyse

You can choose and optimize
- Periods
- Type of Moving Average

More informations:
http://www.forexmetatraderindicators.com/all-about-didi-index-mt4-indicator/




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