Regression Slope Cross
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HTS's Regression Slope Cross indicator is used for modeling the relationship between an independent variable (time in this case) and one or more dependent variables (the exchange rate for example). We assume the relation to be linear and use a least squares model to 'fit' a line to the selection of data points that best explains the trend the data may be showing. This is our most advanced Indicator.
Supported License
Supported Trade Types
Spot trading
Simple license
Margin trading
Advanced license
Leverage trading
Regression Slope Cross works by measuring the above relationships. Our interpretation of this indicator is as follows:
An increasing trend (positive slope of the regression line) means the mean of the data is likely to keep increasing (a good buy signal). A decreasing trend (negative slope) means the mean of the data is likely to keep decreasing (which might be a good sell signal).
A confidence interval for the slope is also given at a certain confidence level alpha. This can be understood as follows. If alpha = 5% and the confidence interval for the slope is (+0.1) ± (0.05) we are 95% confident that the slope is between +0.05 and +0.15, or (.1 - .05) and (.1 + .05). In other words, the trend is significantly increasing over time!
The prediction interval is also given. Within this interval, we expect, with a probability of 1-alpha, to find a future observation.
Slope and intervals depend on the number of data points included in the dataset, the variability in the set, and of course if the data shows any trend. Generally speaking, the narrower the intervals, the more confident we can be.
Exchange Website to monitor
Currency Pair to monitor for trade signals
Update Speed
Trade Signals
Tip: The exchange doesn't have to be the same exchange you are currently trading on.
Length
Number of candles (or time periods) before an action is taken.
This indicator is useful for generating strong trade signals for coins that have high volume and high volatility.
