What it shows
The implementation uses GKYZ volatility and HMA smoothing, with optional Heikin Ashi candles, to give a visual momentum perspective alongside price.
How to read it
- Look for sustained changes rather than interpreting every small turn as a new trend.
- Compare momentum direction with price structure and range.
- Heikin Ashi candles are transformed values, not raw traded prices.
Settings that matter
Volatility, smoothing, and optional Heikin Ashi controls affect responsiveness and presentation. Check settings when comparing chart intervals.
Example sequence
Momentum improves as price progresses out of a range. Sustained improvement differs from a brief turn that immediately fades.
What to keep in mind
Here 'Vol' refers to the volatility-based implementation. This is not a footprint or bid/ask delta detector. Smoothing can delay turns; transformed values are not executable prices.