Regularized Exponential Moving Average

The Regularized Exponential Moving Average or Regularized EMA is a trading indicator introduced by Chris Satchwell in July 2003 version of Stock & Commodities magazine.

This technical analysis indicator was designed to be smoother and with less lag that the traditional exponential moving average. The indicator gets the EMA period and the Lambda value (A factor that controls the "regularization" amount). When the Lambda value is set to zero, the Regularized Exponential Moving Average becomes the standard EMA.

The first argument of the Regularized EMA function gets the price series that will be smoothed. Usually, the close price is used but you can also use and calculate the Regularized EMA of any other price series or technical indicators.

Example:
a = REMA(close, 9, 9);

The Regularized EMA function name is "REMA" and the above line calculates the Regularized EMA of the close price using a period of nine bars and a Lambda value of nine bars.

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