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The Median Price is an indicator which, when used in conjunction with its Exponential Moving Average, provides potential buy/sell points on a stock price chart.
The Median Price line is calculated as the average of each day’s high and low prices. An Exponential Moving Average of the Median Plot is used to smooth the indicator.
This Median Price indicator requires a single parameter which is the period for the Median Price EMA (which serves as a signal line).
Buy signals are issued when the Median Price move upward through the signal line (EMA of the Median Price) and sell signals are issued when the median prices fall below the signal line.
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