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Mastering the Dynamic Gaussian Channel for Trading Success

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Understanding the Dynamic Gaussian Channel Indicator

What is it?

The Dynamic Gaussian Channel indicator helps traders identify shifting support and resistance levels by utilizing smoothed price data with a Gaussian filter.

Key Features

  • Three Distinct Lines: Resistance (DRAW_LINE), Median (DRAW_LINE), and Support (DRAW_LINE).

  • How It Works:

    • Applies Gaussian smoothing to both high and low prices

    • Identifies extrema over a specified period

    • Constructs a channel formed by the smoothed values

  • Customizable Settings:

    • Calculation period (InpPeriod)

    • Choose line colors and styles for each level

How It Functions

  1. Initialization: Computes Gaussian filter weights for smoothing

  2. Smoothing Process: Applies the filter to high and low prices

  3. Defining Levels:

    • Resistance = the maximum of smoothed highs for the chosen period

    • Support = the minimum of smoothed lows for the chosen period

    • Median = the average of support and resistance

Implementation Highlights

  • Utilizes indicator buffers to represent the three levels

  • Employs a Gaussian filter with a 5-bar window

  • Optimized for recalculating new bars only

  • Compatible with various timeframes

This indicator proves invaluable for pinpointing dynamic support and resistance levels, helping traders define price channels with ease.


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