A separate-pane oscillator that plots a z-score, the distance of price from its rolling mean measured in standard deviations, smoothed over a few bars.
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Overview
Dots mark turns that happen outside a chosen zone around zero. An AR(1) half-life readout and optional regime gates using variance ratio and Hurst exponent can hide dots when the symbol is trending. Settings cover lookback, smoothing, zone limits, dot mode, drawing style, colors and a statistics table.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Source
source
close
src
Lookback
int
50
len
Smooth over
int
5
smoothLn
Zone from ±
float
0.382
zoneIn
to ±
float
0.618
zoneOut
Dot sits
string
D_PEAK
dotMode
Bars either side of the turn
int
3
confirm
Only on a new extreme
bool
true
newExt
Hide dots when the half-life is longer than the lookback
bool
true
hlGate
Hide dots when the symbol is trending
bool
false
gateOn
Variance ratio horizon (q)
int
4
vrLag
Trade only while Hurst <
float
0.5
hurstMx
Show all 18 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Draw as
string
P_LINE
plotAs
Rich
color
#4a7dff
upCol
Cheap
color
#4a7dff
dnCol
Turn down
color
#f23645
hiDot
Turn up
color
#089981
loDot
Stats table
bool
true
showTbl
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