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Volatility concepts size the market's range rather than call its direction. They tell you how much room a trade needs and when a quiet market is about to stop being quiet.
The average of the true range over 14 bars, a volatility measure in price units that sizes stops, targets, bands and positions to how much the market actually moves.
A 20-bar moving average with bands 2 standard deviations either side, so their width tracks volatility and price at a band is a relative extreme, not a fixed one.
The highest high and lowest low of the last N bars drawn as a channel, so a close outside the prior channel is a new N-bar extreme and the classic breakout trigger.
An EMA with lines a multiple of ATR above and below it, a smoother volatility channel than Bollinger Bands, used for breakouts, pullbacks and the squeeze.
A moving average with lines a fixed percentage above and below it, the simplest band: the width does not adapt to volatility, so you choose it for the instrument and timeframe.
A compression regime read as the Bollinger Bands sitting inside the Keltner channel; the event is the release, read in the direction the momentum histogram shows.
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