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Stocks & Commodities V. 21:2 (26): Sidebar: Calculating Of The Normalized Price Less EMA(40) Deviation by William Cringan

Stocks & Commodities V. 21:2 (26): Sidebar: Calculating Of The Normalized Price Less EMA(40) Deviation by William Cringan
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Sidebar: Calculating Of The Normalized Price Less EMA(40) Deviation by William Cringan

CALCULATION OF THE NORMALIZED PRICE LESS EMA(40) DEVIATION Exponential (EMA)

An exponential (or exponentially weighted) moving average based on price is calculated by adding a percentage of today’s price and one less the same percentage of the previous calculated average value. Exponential moving averages place more weight on recent prices. This calculation is quicker and easier to generate on spreadsheets and code for programs. Another benefit of this moving average is that it has similar smoothing characteristics to the arithmetic average, but it follows price-turning events closer and recovers from changes in price trend quicker.




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