This indicator computes the simplified Entropic Value at Risk (EVAR) from price returns using a Tsallis q-exponential moment generating function approximation with user-defined alpha and q parameters.
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Overview
EVaR Indicator and Position Sizing normalizes the EVaR value against its recent high and low over a lookback period and applies the result as an inverse position sizing factor to determine recommended position size, dollar exposure, share quantity, and risk-based stop loss distance. A position information table and optional bar color coding by risk level are drawn on a separate pane. Main settings control the EVaR calculation parameters, position sizing limits, account size, risk per trade percentage, and visualization preferences. It provides volatility comparison and theoretical maximum drawdown metrics but offers no entry or exit signals.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Lookback Period
int
100
lookback
Confidence Level (α)
float
0.05
alpha
Q Parameter (Tsallis)
float
1.5
q_param
Maximum Position Size (%)
float
100
max_position
Account Size ($)
float
10000
account_size
Risk Per Trade (%)
float
2
risk_percent
Show Position Info Table
bool
true
show_tables
Color Price Bars by Risk
bool
false
color_bars
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