Keltner Channel

Modified on Wed, 29 Jan at 2:15 PM

The Keltner Channel indicator is a classic technical analysis indicator developed by Chester Keltner in 1960.

It is a technical analysis indicator that is used to identify trends, volatility, and possible areas of reversal in the price of an asset. The Keltner Channel consists of three lines: a center line (exponential moving average, EMA) and two outer bands that move above and below the center line at a distance proportional to the ATR (Average True Range).


INDEX



Parameters

In the Parameters section you can set:

  • Input: The reference on which the data (maximum, minimum, opening, and closing) is calculated.
  • Atr multiplier: The value of the Atr multiplier.
  • Lenght: the period of the channel.


Series

In the Serise section you can set the colors and style of:

  • Keltner Avg: the channel average.
  • Keltner Up: the channel's upper band.
  • Keltner Down: the lower channel band.

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