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AlphaTrader Free Download: http://fx.worldwidemarkets.com/lp/jd/... Learn More: https://www.worldwidemarkets.com How To Use a Weighted Moving Average The Weighted Moving Average can be found by selecting the “Technical Indicator Icon” on the left side of the screen. Then click on the “Moving Averages Folder” and select “Weighted Moving Average” which is half way down the list. When calculating a weighted moving average, each value included in the moving average calculation is assigned a weight, with the greatest weight going to the most recent price and the price of the date farthest in the past being assigned the least weight. So if you were calculating a 5-day weighted moving average, the most recent value would have a weight of 5 while the price from 5 days ago would be weighted as 1. You can change the amount of days you want the “Weighted Moving Average” to calculate by using the up and down arrows in the “Periods Section”. Let’s use a 5-day weighted moving average. You also have the ability to change the colors of your line by clicking on the image of the 3 horizontal dots next to the name of the color… then select a new color and press the okay button at the bottom right of the screen. When you go to calculate the weighted moving average, instead of dividing by the number of periods you are looking back on, you divide the sum of the closing prices by the sum of the weights. This will ensure that more emphasis is placed on the most recent price action. Press the “Add” button to add the weighted moving average to the chart. Then press the “Close” button to close the “Indicator Templates Screen”. You can use a “Weighted Moving Average” in conjunction with other studies. And you can use them with other moving averages.