Moving Average Windows
The window size is the number of periods used to calculate the Simple Moving Average (SMA). It defines the price aggregate for the calculation. For example, a window size of 10 with daily data results in a 10-day moving average.
Configuring Your Analysis
Choosing the right window size is fundamental to technical analysis. A shorter window (e.g., 10-day) is more sensitive to recent price changes, while a longer window (e.g., 50-day) provides a smoother trendline that reflects long-term movements. Our tiers are designed to accommodate different analytical needs.
Free Tier
2 MA Windows
per graph
Ideal for basic trend analysis
Track short and long-term trends
Advanced Tier
Track up to 5 MA Windows
per graph
Complex multi-layered analysis
Identify crossover points effectively
Pro Tier
Unlimited MA Windows
per graph
Unrestricted analytical capability
For professional and institutional use
Need More Analytical Power?
Upgrade to an Advanced or Pro plan to add more moving average windows to your graphs, enabling deeper, more nuanced market analysis and strategy backtesting.