Didi Index Improved with QQE | jh
I was perplexed by the lack of continuation signals in trends, so I spent some time looking for a suitable indicator just for that purpose and fast indicators that can provide continuation signals tend to be too noisy as well.
I'm always intrigued by QQE (Qualitative Quantitative Estimation), so I QQE-ed almost everything I encountered.
After a while, I settled on Didi Index and enhanced it by adding an additional signal line calculated from QQE trailing line. The QQE trailing line provides additional cross overs for the short/fast Didi line, specially created for the NNFX continuation signals in the same direction.
The QQE trailing line acts as zero cross, providing an additional filter for ranging periods.
There's a few ways of identifying the cross overs:
Example of continuation trades
Example of filtering bad signals from your baseline, confirmation or continuation signals.
Credits to Glaz and Shizaru for their QQE code.
I'm always intrigued by QQE (Qualitative Quantitative Estimation), so I QQE-ed almost everything I encountered.
After a while, I settled on Didi Index and enhanced it by adding an additional signal line calculated from QQE trailing line. The QQE trailing line provides additional cross overs for the short/fast Didi line, specially created for the NNFX continuation signals in the same direction.
The QQE trailing line acts as zero cross, providing an additional filter for ranging periods.
There's a few ways of identifying the cross overs:
- Didi cross overs signals are highlighted with shapes at the top.
- Didi long signal when fast and slow Didi crosses above zero
- Didi short signal when fast and slow Didi crosses below zero
- Continuation signals are highlighted with shapes at the bottom.
- Continuation long signal when Didi fast line cross over QQE trailing line
- Continuation short signal when Didi fast line cross under QQE trailing line
Credits to Glaz and Shizaru for their QQE code.
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The original use of this indicator is to look for both lines separating from the zero line for a strong confirmation. If you plot 3, 8, 20 MA on the price, the stronger moves are when all 3 lines open up, 3 moves away from 8, 8 moves away from 20.
I'm offering an alternative use of this versatile indicator.
Adding more instructions on using this improved Didi Index indicator.
3 Main Lines
Enhanced the shapes to indicate strong and weak signals
Recap
I'm offering an alternative use of this versatile indicator.
Adding more instructions on using this improved Didi Index indicator.
3 Main Lines
- Original Fast Didi in Green (Curta / Short)
- Original Slow Didi in Red (Longa / Long)
- QQE Trailing line using + crosses, green for long direction, red for short direction
Enhanced the shapes to indicate strong and weak signals
Recap
- Didi cross overs signals are highlighted with shapes at the top
- Didi long signal when fast and slow Didi crosses above zero in triangle up
- Didi short signal when fast and slow Didi crosses below zero in triangle down
- False signals in X crosses, green for long, red for short
- Continuation signals are highlighted with shapes at the bottom.
- Continuation long signal when Didi fast line cross over QQE trailing line in triangle up
- Continuation short signal when Didi fast line cross under QQE trailing line in triangle down
- Counter trend signals against the direction in X crosses, green for long, red for short