An oscillator in a separate pane that applies fractional differencing to a price source, keeping long-run memory while making the series more stationary, then converts it into a rolling Z-score.
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Overview
Bands at a chosen number of standard deviations mark stretched conditions where a return toward zero is expected, shown with zone tinting and an optional guide panel. Settings include the differencing order, lag count, Z lookback and layout. Written with Nasdaq futures in mind.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Integration Order (d)
float
0.45
d
Lag Truncation (N)
int
100
N
Price Source
source
hlc3
src
Z Lookback
int
100
z_len
Band Width (σ)
float
2.618
band_w
Show Normalised FracDiff Line
bool
false
show_raw
Layout
string
Professional
visual_mode
Show Guide Dashboard
bool
true
show_guide
Zone Background Tint
bool
true
show_zone_bg
Long / Oversold (Purple)
color
color.new(#9c27b0, 0)
col_long
Short / Overbought (Blue)
color
color.new(#00b0ff, 0)
col_short
Neutral Z
color
color.new(#607d8b, 40)
col_neutral
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Fast Calculation
bool
true
fast_calc
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