Fits a rolling regression of the chart's close several bars ahead on z-scored macro inputs, then plots the fitted value shifted forward so the line leads price on the chart.
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Source Code
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Overview
One feature set uses rates and cross-asset series such as US yields, the dollar index and gold; the other uses a risk appetite composite of ratio pairs. Settings include horizon, training window, refit interval, z-score window and ridge strength, plus an overlay comparing past predictions with realised price. Statistical model only, not a trading system.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Feature set
string
Macro rates
modeInput
Horizon (bars ahead)
int
8
horizonBars
Training window (bars)
int
300
trainBars
Refit every N bars
int
20
refitEvery
Z-score window (bars)
int
250
zWindow
Rolling correlation window (bars)
int
120
corrWindow
Ridge regularization (x trainBars)
float
0.02
ridgeFrac
Show backtest overlay (past predictions vs realized price)
bool
true
showBacktest
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