AiM.HRP

This indicator study for TradeStation categorizes market conditions into four distinct states. It combines trend and volatility measures to provide a comprehensive view of market dynamics, helping traders identify potential long-term trend shifts and market regime changes.

AiM.HRP

Key Features

  1. HRP stands for Historical Risk Profile.
  2. Specifically designed for monthly chart analysis
  3. Combines trend following and volatility metrics
  4. Ranks current market conditions against historical data
  5. Categorizes market state into four quarters based on trend and volatility

How to Apply

  1. Open a monthly chart for your desired ticker symbol in TradeStation or apply to RadarScreen.
  2. From the EasyLanguage shortcut bar, select "Indicators" and choose AiM.HRP.
  3. Apply the study to your chart.

Note: This study is designed for monthly charts only and will not function on other timeframes. The parameters are hard-coded in the indicator.

Interpreting the Results

The indicator plots a single line representing the "Quarter" or market state:

  • Quarter 1: High volatility, uptrend
  • Quarter 2: Low volatility, uptrend
  • Quarter 3: Low volatility, downtrend
  • Quarter 4: High volatility, downtrend
  1. Transitions between quarters may indicate potential changes in market regime or trading opportunities.
  2. The indicator considers both the current trend and volatility relative to historical patterns

Additional Information

  1. The indicator stores and analyzes up to 2000 data points for historical comparison.
  2. Consider using this indicator in conjunction with other technical and fundamental analysis tools for a comprehensive market view.
  3. As this is a long-term indicator, it's particularly suitable for position traders and investors focusing on extended market cycles.

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.

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