Mayer Multiple Price Bands Explained The Mayer Multiple Price Bands chart is a simple modification to the original Mayer Multiple chart explained here.
Summary of Mayer Multiple The Mayer Multiple is calculated by taking the price of Bitcoin and dividing it by the 200 day moving average value. The thinking behind the multiple is that by comparing the current price of bitcoin and its longer term moving average, you get a sense of if it is overbought (overvalued) or oversold (undervalued).
Adding Bands The addition of price bands takes the multiple a step further by attempting to tell you how overbought or oversold bitcoin is with more detail. Instead of just three labels (overbought, fairly priced, and undervalued), you are given more granular labels: Oversold, Bearish, Bullish, Bullish Extension, and Overbought.
How to Calculate Mayer Multiple Bands The Mayer multiple is calculated by taking the price of Bitcoin and dividing it by the 200 day moving average value. We take this a step further and display various prices that represent ‘bands’ of over and undervalued Bitcoin based on the multiple. They are as follows:
>2.5x: Overbought >1.7x and <2.5x: Bullish Overextension >1.1x and <1.7x Bullish Channel >0.55x and <1.1x: Bearish Channel <0.55x: Oversold
Could you create an indicator, BTC, where whales buy and sell, so that it also shows altcoins, where whales buy and sell
shaukat97976
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Nice indicator
Gazmanov
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The indicator is not bad, but needs to be improved
diemock
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@Gazmanov, The idea is taken from public sources(from site lookintobitcoin.com, author David Puell), if you need improvement, this indicator can be freely copied and modified