The Chauvenet criterion is a well-known criterion of selection and rejection of the data used by the Physics. It establishes that in an experiment is well to discard the data whose distance from the average is greater than a certain number of the delta. In the stock market if prices move away from the average with a volatility too high are suspect. This principle is embodied in the Chauvenet floor with the definition of two asymptotes and two data areas rejection. The Chauvenet Radius is the quadratic sum of the delta (distance from average) and sigmoid (volatility) and is therefore an obvious market stability index. In fact the moments when price strongly moves away from the average with high volatility coincide with the moments of high instability of the market.
It can be considered an evolution of John Bollinger method introduced during the '80.
if u could explain the use of the principal with regards to indicator would be very very helpful.. what does the histo represent. momentum or volatility.. Thanks for ur effort to help people.. God bless.
420snoop
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@MONEYMENOW, if you use google translate on the link they sent it is pretty detailed with charts and pictures to supplement
MONEYMENOW
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nice pricnicipal.. how do we use..
cooney_s
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Thanks for adding to the library. It's great to see some extraordinary applications to the tools for analysis. Thanks for sharing!