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Historical Volatility

Measures how much price has fluctuated over a given period. Used for options pricing.

Volatility
Difficulty: advanced
Best timeframes: 1D, 1W, 1M

How it Works

This indicator belongs to the Volatility family. It is commonly used by traders to interpret market conditions and refine entries and exits. Combine it with price action, structure, and volume for robust trade setups.

  • Start on higher timeframes to understand the overall context.
  • Use Historical Volatility alongside key support/resistance levels.
  • Avoid taking signals in isolation – look for confluence with trend and market structure.

Practical Tips

  • Trend alignment: Only take signals in the direction of the dominant trend when possible.
  • Multiple timeframes: Confirm setups using at least one higher timeframe.
  • Risk management: Always define stop loss and invalidation levels based on price structure, not just the indicator.
  • Backtest first: Test how Historical Volatility performs on your market and timeframe before trading live.
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