Exponential momentum of an EMA

• 08/18/2021 at 5:10 PM #175623
  phoentzs

  Hello, the momentum of an SMA is the MOM indicator … so MOM20 is the momentum of an SMA20. Is there also an exponential version of this for the EMA? Or is the RSI20 (50/50) ultimately the momentum of an EMA20?

  

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  08/18/2021 at 6:29 PM #175625
  XORANDNOT

  Momentum is just the difference of the closing price or any moving average now and x periods ago. So, for an EMA :
   

  momEMA = exponentialaverage[periods](close) - (exponentialaverage[periods](close))[x]

  1	momEMA = exponentialaverage[periods](close) - (exponentialaverage[periods](close))[x]

  The momentum indicator pre-programmed in PRT is not for a SMA ! It is only the difference of the closing price now and the closing price x periods ago ! So, in this case :

  mom = close - close[x]

  1	mom = close - close[x]

  

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  08/18/2021 at 6:47 PM #175631
  phoentzs

  Oh I see? But when you compare the PRT momentum with an SMA of the same period, it seems to indicate exactly what the SMA is doing.

  

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  08/18/2021 at 6:51 PM #175633
  XORANDNOT

  I don’t think so. Just display them all in a chart and compare the values manually.

  

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