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The LBR Oscillator for Trading
Coding the LBR 3–10 Oscillator in Python
The MACD is a famous oscillator based on moving averages. This article discusses a variation of the MACD called the LBR 3–10.
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The MACD Oscillator
The MACD is probably the second most known oscillator after the RSI. One that is heavily followed by traders. It stands for moving average convergence divergence and it is used mainly for divergences and flips. Many people also consider it a trend-following indicator but others use graphical analysis on it to find reversal points, making the MACD a versatile indicator.
