The indicator is similar to the standard MACD, but is calculated using both MACD and SAR, which enables it to generate confident signals in trend areas. Overbought/oversold levels allow tracking trend reversals or rollback. The indicator showed good results on higher timeframes, H1 and above.
It has ten input parameters:
- MACD Fast EMA period – period of MACD’s fast EMA;
- MACD Slow EMA period – period of MACD’s slow EMA;
- MACD Signal MA period – period of MACD’s signal line;
- SAR step – the step parameter of the standard SAR;
- SAR max – the max parameter of the standard SAR;
- MACD multiplier – MACD multiplier parameter;
- SAR multiplier – SAR multiplier parameter;
- TAT Signal period – indicator’s signal line period;
- TAT overbought – overbought level;
- TAT oversold – oversold level.
The MACD multiplier and SAR multiplier define the influence of these indicators on the final calculation.