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Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA)

Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA) is a moving averages indicator. This page lists its exact settings and outputs from the live chart's own definition, with a live example below.

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Adds Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA) to a free BTC/USDT chart.

Live example

Settings and defaults

SettingDefaultAllowed range
Price sourceCloseOpen, High, Low, Close, High-low average, Typical price, OHLC average
CMO period in bars91 to 500
EMA period in bars121 to 500

What it plots

Drawn on the price chart, on the same scale as the candles.

LineUnitDrawn asFirst value
ValuePriceLineafter 10 candles

Calculation notes

  • An adaptive average whose CMO ratio adjusts the EMA weight. Waits for a full CMO window; flat movement holds its prior value. Describes observed prices, without predicting future prices.

Questions

What are the default settings of Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA)?

The defaults are Price source: Close, CMO period in bars: 9, EMA period in bars: 12. You can change every setting on the live chart.

Can I use Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA) for free on TraderAI?

Yes. Every indicator in the library can be added to the free live chart. The free plan keeps up to 2 indicators active at the same time; Pro lets you combine more on one chart.

Educational content. Indicators describe past prices; they do not predict future prices and are not investment advice.

Category
Moving averages
Drawn as
Drawn on the price chart, on the same scale as the candles.
First value
after 10 candles
Formula version
traderai-supplemental-v1
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Free plan: up to 2 indicators active at the same time. Pro lets you combine more indicators on one chart.

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