V. 20:3 (76-79): Working Money: Average True Range by Sharon Yamanaka
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Working Money: Average True Range by Sharon Yamanaka
Average or extraordinary, “true range”
is often referred to in stocks and
commodities trading. But what is it?
T
rader, author, and technician J.
Welles Wilder developed average
true range (ATR) in the 1970s as a
measurement of price volatility.
Wilder believed that the range was
directly proportional to volatility,
and that range — the high and low of a stock for
a given period, be it intraday, daily, weekly, or monthly — was indicative of a trend. If the volatility of a stock
increased, it was entering a trend, and if it slowed down, it
suggested a reversal. He further refined the trading range,
calling it a true range when he included changes in price that
occurred from the previous day’s close rather than starting
from the opening price. Such things as after-hours
announcements that would predispose the market to open
higher or lower next day would not be accounted for.
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