Money Flow Index Explained | A Volume-Based Indicator скачать в хорошем качестве

Money Flow Index Explained | A Volume-Based Indicator

The Money Flow Index (MFI) indicator has some distinct advantages over other volume-based indicators such as On-Balance Volume and Accumulation/Distribution. Because the output from the Money Flow Index is a range-bound oscillator, this is something that many algorithmic traders will feel more comfortable about implementing in their algos. While all three of these volume-based indicators can be used by discretionary systematic traders, OBV and A/D are slightly more challenging for algo traders, and you'll need fairly good coding skills to take full advantage of them. The MFI however, ranges between 0 and 100 and so algo rules can be more easily coded for this indicator. Brought to you by Darwinex: UK FCA Regulated Broker, Asset Manager & Trader Exchange where Traders can legally attract Investor Capital and charge Performance Fees: https://www.darwinex.com/?utm_source=... Follow Darwinex on LinkedIn:   / tradeslide-ventures   #MoneyFlowIndex, #MFI, #VolumeIndicator, #TechnicalIndicator, #VolumeOscillator, #AlgorithmicTrading, #SystematicTrading, #Darwinex This is Episode 75 in the Darwinex 'Algo Trading for a Living' Playlist, and Episode 15 of the new 'Volume Data' mini-series. Video Contents: 00:00 Introduction 02:05 Comparing Money Flow Index with OBV and A/D 03:47 On-Balance Volume vs Money Flow Index 04:23 Money Flow Index Calculation 07:10 Use of 'Typical Price' 07:37 Overbought/Oversold 08:20 Divergences between price and money flow 08:47 Summary and Conclusions Content Disclaimer: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. The contents of this video (and all other videos by the presenter) are for educational purposes only and are not to be construed as financial and/or investment advice. Risk disclosure: https://www.darwinex.com/legal/risk-d...