AiM.AEDM
This indicator study for TradeStation calculates the Average Expected Daily Move. It provides traders with a dynamic measure of potential price movement in both dollar and percentage terms, helping to set realistic expectations for daily price ranges and inform risk management decisions.

Key Features
- Designed specifically for daily charts
- Computes Average Expected Daily Move in both dollar (AEDM$) and percentage (AEDM%) terms
- Plots both AEDM$ and AEDM% for easy visualization on RadarScreen

How to Apply
- Open a daily chart for your desired ticker symbol in TradeStation.
- From the EasyLanguage shortcut bar, select "Indicators" and choose AiM.AEDM.
- Apply the study to your chart.
Note: This study is designed for daily charts only and will not function on other timeframes.
Inputs to Adjust
- Window (default: 21): The number of trading days used for volatility calculation.
Adjust this input based on your preferred analysis timeframe. A larger window will result in a smoother, less reactive indicator.
Interpreting the Results
- AEDM$ (Plot1): Shows the expected daily move in dollar terms. This can help in setting price targets or stop levels.
- AEDM% (Plot2): Displays the expected daily move as a percentage. Useful for comparing volatility across different price levels or assets.
- Higher values indicate higher expected volatility and larger potential price moves.
- Lower values suggest lower volatility and smaller expected price movements.
- These values are averages; actual daily moves may be larger or smaller.
Additional Information
- AEDM can be useful for setting realistic profit targets, stop-loss levels, or option strike prices.
- Consider using this indicator in conjunction with other technical analysis tools for a comprehensive market view.
- Remember that past volatility doesn't guarantee future price movement. Always use proper risk management in your trading decisions.
Note: This study is designed for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial advice. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.