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Fibonacci-Infused MACD Oscillator — A Python Study
Creating a MACD Oscillator Based on the Fibonacci Moving Average.
The MACD is a technical oscillator created using differences in exponential moving averages applied to the market price. This makes us wonder whether we can also use other types of moving averages in order to calculate the MACD. In a previous article, we have calculated the Adaptive MACD version using Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Averages.
In this article, I will try to use my own version of Fibonacci Moving Averages in order to create a Fibonacci-Infused MACD Oscillator in Python. Unlike the other articles, this one will deal more with the indicator creation part than the back-testing part.
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