Edo Trend Velocity reads trend velocity on the classical Hull moving average with five velocity states, adaptive ATR bands and a multi-timeframe consensus. Where a standard Hull Moving Average gives only direction, Edo Trend Velocity builds a state engine on top of it: it measures the velocity of the trend from the HMA rate-of-change and classifies it into five states, wraps the average in adaptive ATR volatility bands, exposes the rate at which those bands expand or contract, normalizes the price-to-HMA distance in ATR units, marks every slope inflexion, and runs the same engine on four timeframes in parallel — condensing their agreement into a single −8 to +8 consensus score. Every layer shares the color of the current state, so nothing on the chart can contradict the panel. It is not a buy or sell signal: it reads the regime of the trend so the trader can align with it.

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Features

Three Hull MA variants — Standard, Exponential and Triple — sharing one engine, markers, panel and MTF calculations
Velocity engine: five states from the HMA rate-of-change (Strong Up, Up, Flat, Down, Strong Down)
Adaptive ATR volatility bands wrapped around the Hull MA, colored by the current state
Band Δ — expansion or contraction of those bands as an actionable volatility read
ATR Distance: price-to-HMA distance normalized in ATR units, comparable across any asset
Slope inflexion markers — Flip Up and Flip Down on every regime transition
Multi-timeframe dashboard running the same velocity engine on four configurable frames
Composite consensus score from −8 to +8 summarizing the four-timeframe agreement
Eleven-field information panel plus eleven predefined alerts (states, flips, MTF, band events)

Use Cases

Confirm structural bullish acceleration when a Flip Up, a Strong Up state and a rising consensus align
Spot bullish exhaustion when the rate-of-change fades, ATR Distance overextends and Band Δ turns negative
Anticipate breakouts from Flat compression when the bands tighten and Band Δ flips positive
Read multi-timeframe divergence when the local state and the −8 to +8 consensus disagree
Filter sideways noise by raising the Strong Velocity threshold or the velocity lookback

Configuration

Full configuration of the Hull MA (length, type, source), the Velocity engine (ROC lookback, Strong and Flat thresholds, ATR), the adaptive volatility Bands, the Multi-Timeframe frames, Visual and Style options and the information Panel. All settings documented in the official manual.

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Risk Warning

Trading involves risk. This indicator is an analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. The user is solely responsible for their trading decisions.