McGinley Dynamic Indicator
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Definition of 'McGinley Dynamic Indicator'
A little known technical indicator developed by John McGinley in 1990. The indicator attempts to solve a problem inherent in moving averages which use fixed time lengths (ie. a 10 or 21 period moving averages), a problem that causes those moving averages to be outrun in fast markets.
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Investopedia explains 'McGinley Dynamic Indicator'
The speed of the market is not consistent; it frequently speeds up and slows down. Traditional moving averages fail to account for this market characteristic. The McGinley Dynamic solves this problem by incorporating an automatic adjustment factor into its formula which speeds or slows the indicator in trending or trading markets.
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