Bitcoin Pi Cycle - top and bottom indicator - precise definition
Bitcoin Pi Cycle - top and bottom indicator - precise definition
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From my reading I understand that:
The Bitcoin Pi Cycle top indicator signals a top when:
111 day Simple Moving average > 350 day Simple Moving Average * 2
The Bitcoin Pi Cycle bottom indicator signals a bottom when:
150 day Exponential Moving Average <= .745 * 471 day Simple Moving Average
The Bitcoin Pi Cycle bottom indicator then indicates the
end
of the bottoming zone when:
150 day Exponential Moving Average > .745 * 471 day Simple Moving Average
My query is: Did I get the 3 inequalities right? I could not find a authoritative source on this, some of it is from AI and I am not sure it is
precise
. Can someone point me to the original or authoritative source?
I hope I have not replaced < with <=, > with >= or vice versa.
I think this query applies to many technical trading rules. Do we have to be careful about inequality vs strict inequality in a trading rule?
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Quoted from Forex.com.bd-Editorial External question — Quantitative Finance Stack Exchange Author: user2338823 Source score (net votes, not local likes): -2 Original post: https://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/85821 License: CC BY-SA 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Adaptation: HTML converted to plain text; contact email addresses removed. From my reading I understand that: The Bitcoin Pi Cycle top indicator signals a top when: 111 day Simple Moving average > 350 day Simple Moving Average * 2 The Bitcoin Pi Cycle bottom indicator signals a bottom when: 150 day Exponential Moving Average <= .745 * 471 day Simple Moving Average The Bitcoin Pi Cycle bottom indicator then indicates the end of the bottoming zone when: 150 day Exponential Moving Average > .745 * 471 day Simple Moving Average My query is: Did I get the 3 inequalities right? I could not find a authoritative source on this, some of it is from AI and I am not sure it is precise . Can someone point me to the original or authoritative source? I hope I have not replaced < with <=, > with >= or vice versa. I think this query applies to many technical trading rules. Do we have to be careful about inequality vs strict inequality in a trading rule?
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