Hull Moving Averages

Hull Moving Averages provide useful information over an above the Attenuated versions I use for cycle mapping. The latter provide uniform, tidy, wave whilst the Hull versions tend to get a bit 'whippy'. However, corrective EW counts are easily seen within the wave structure and 5th waves are pretty darn easy to see at the end. Whereas waves 2 & 4 (or b waves) tend to turn over like a crocodile roll on themselves but subsequently are not quite able to hold a retracement in the direction of the trend within the corrective sub-wave itself, the 5th wave just shrink wraps its component averages into one - all in, so to speak. Here is the Dow Industrial's 25 Day MyWave using Hull MA's and the 3-part FLD below. Perhaps compare the earlier chart for reference. Still the same outcome for me; FLD will be the initial target below.