Keltner Channels
The Keltner Channels indicator is somewhat similar to Bollinger Bands and Donchian Channels in that it is used to determine overbought and oversold market conditions. The difference between Donchian Channels and Keltner Channels is that, instead of using the average price of 20 data lengths, it uses a 20 data length Exponential Moving Average +/- (2 x Average True Range) causing it to generate different trade signals than Donchian Channels.
Tip: Use during sideways markets or to confirm trends.
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Supported License | Supported Trade Types |
| Spot trading |
Simple license | Margin trading |
Advanced license | Leverage trading |
- 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.
- Multiplier
- Multiplier for Average True Range.
- ATR Length
- Number of candles (or time periods) used to calculate ATR.
It is recommended to use this indicator during sideways markets to catch the dips and rises and maximize your profit.
Supported License | Supported Trade Types |
| Spot trading |
Simple license | Margin trading |
Advanced license | Leverage trading |
- 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.
- Multiplier
- Multiplier for Average True Range.
It is recommended to use this indicator during sideways markets to catch the dips and rises and maximize your profit.
Last modified 4yr ago