Linear regression indicator

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Linear Regression Indicator

Description:

The Linear Regression indicator plots a line through the prices of a security in an attempt to minimize the distance between the line and each individual point. The method used to do this is called the "Least Squares" method.

The Linear Regression indicator is based on the theory that there is an underlying force that will pull prices back to the regression line when they stray above or below it.

Technical Analysis Studies Available to you are:

Bollinger Bands
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Directional Movement Index (DMI)
Displaced Moving Average
Envelope
Exponential Moving Average
Highest High / Highest Low
High / Low Moving Average
Historic Volatility
Least Square Linear Regression
Line Oscillator
MACD
Momentum
Moving Average Lines
Moving Standard Deviation
Oscillator
Wilder's Parabolic
Larry Williams' Percent R
Rate of Change
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Slow Stochastic
Stochastics
Volume and Open Interest
Variable Moving Average
Weighted Close
Williams' Accumulation / Distribution Index

You can adjust parameters of each indicator to suit you.

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