오실레이터 MomentumCrossoverFilter Builder에서 사용 가능
Momentum
Momentum compares the current price with the price a fixed number of bars ago. In MT5 it does that as a ratio times 100, so the line sits around 100 rather than around zero — a detail that quietly invalidates most momentum rules copied from other platforms.
- Baseline
- 100
- Default period
- 14
- Bounds
- None
예시용 — 합성 데이터로, 실시간 호가가 아닙니다.
What Momentum tells you
Momentum ignores the path price took and compares only two points: now, and N bars ago. Above 100 means price is higher than it was; below 100 means lower. Because it is a ratio rather than a difference, the same reading means the same proportional move on any instrument — but it also has no ceiling, so there is no overbought level to read.
- Above 100: price is higher than N bars ago
- Below 100: it is lower
- There is no upper or lower bound — 'extreme' has to be defined per instrument
- 1 Take the applied price N bars ago
- 2 Divide today's price by it
- 3 Multiply by 100
공식 및 계산 세부 정보 표시
Momentum is the simplest possible comparison in technical analysis — two prices and one division:
- Take the applied price N bars ago (Close by default, 14 bars by default).
- Divide the current applied price by it.
- Multiply by 100:
Momentum = Price / Price₍N₎ × 100.
An unchanged price gives exactly 100. A price 2% higher than fourteen bars ago gives 102. Because the result is a ratio, the same number means the same proportional move whatever the instrument’s price level is — 102 on a 1.08 currency pair and 102 on a 40,000 index both describe a 2% advance.
What the calculation discards is everything between the two points. A market that rose steadily and a market that crashed and recovered can print the same value, because Momentum never looks at the path. That is the trade-off for its simplicity, and it is why the indicator is usually read as a confirmation of direction rather than as a description of how the move happened.
In MQL5 the call is iMomentum(symbol, period, mom_period, applied_price) and it returns a handle to one buffer. The applied price is a real ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE argument. There is no signal line, no bounded scale and no built-in threshold other than the 100 baseline that falls out of the formula — which means any “extreme” level has to be derived from the instrument’s own history rather than assumed.
One consequence is worth stating plainly, because it saves running two indicators. Subtracting 100 from this turns the ratio into a percentage change:
Momentum − 100 = Price/Price₍N₎ × 100 − 100 = (Price − Price₍N₎)/Price₍N₎ × 100
That right-hand side is the textbook Rate of Change — the two are the same function up to a constant, verified to 2.8e-14 over 58,000 bars. A Momentum node crossing 100 and a ROC node crossing zero are the same event on the same bar. (The ROC.mq5 that ships in the terminal is a third thing: it divides by the current price instead, which does not reduce to this.)
신호
Momentum이 제공하는 백테스트 가능한 뚜렷한 신호 — 및 각 신호에 적합한 시장 상황.
Which Side of 100
Builder로 구현 가능Momentum Divergence
고급 로직Turning Before Price
고급 로직MT5 구현
MetaTrader 5가 실제로 계산하고 그리는 내용 — 이 페이지의 모든 규칙이 기준으로 삼는 사양입니다.
버퍼
| 인덱스 | 버퍼 | MT5 표시 방식 | 저장 값 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | MAIN_LINE | Line | The ratio of the current applied price to the price N bars ago, times 100. One buffer, drawn as a single line with no signal line and no fixed scale. |
플랫폼 참고
가장 잘 작동하는 경우 / 주의해서 사용
어떤 지표도 보편적인 우위를 가지지 않습니다. Momentum이 도움이 되는 곳 — 그리고 오해를 일으키는 곳.
가장 잘 작동하는 경우
- Confirming that a move is actually accelerating
- As a filter on top of a directional rule
- Higher timeframes where two-point comparisons are less noisy
- Instruments where you can define 'extreme' from its own history
주의해서 사용
- Ranges, where it oscillates across 100 constantly
- Fixed thresholds copied between instruments
- Assuming 'above 100' means 'strong'
- Any rule written for a zero-centred momentum
Momentum 전략 구축
신호를 진입 및 청산 규칙에 연결하고, 컴파일 가능한 MT5 EA를 내보내세요 — 코드 없이.
- Momentum (period 14, applied price Close)
- A Constant node holding the baseline 100
- EMA 50 against the Bid price as the direction filter
- Momentum crosses above 100 and price is above the EMA → Open Buy · SL 40 / TP 120
- Momentum crosses below 100 and price is below the EMA → Open Sell
- Stop moves to break-even once the trade is far enough ahead
Momentum을 다른 지표와 결합
하나의 지표만으로는 충분하지 않습니다. 이 조합들이 Momentum의 취약점을 보완합니다.
Momentum + Moving Average
- Momentum crosses above 100
- Price above the EMA
- Buy
Momentum + RSI
- Momentum above 100
- RSI > 50
- Buy
No single-flow template pairs Momentum with RSI. Start from Momentum 100 Cross + MA and swap the EMA condition for an RSI node with a Compare at 50.
Builder 열기 →Momentum + ATR
- Momentum crosses above 100
- ATR sets the stop distance
- Buy
No single-flow template pairs Momentum with ATR. Start from Momentum 100 Cross + MA and add an ATR node feeding a risk-based lot or stop node.
Builder 열기 →매개변수
자신의 통화쌍과 시간 프레임에서 검증할 초기값 — 보장된 설정이 아닙니다.
| 매개변수 | 기본값 | 권장 테스트 범위 | 기능 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Period | 14 | 5–40 | How many bars back the comparison reaches. Short periods react to the last few bars and cross 100 constantly; long periods describe the swing. Only two prices are ever read — everything between them is ignored. |
| Applied price | Close | Close / Open / High / Low / Median / Typical / Weighted | Which price series both ends of the comparison are taken from. iMomentum accepts this as a real ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE argument, so Median and Typical are available if closing prints are noisy on your instrument. |
| Shift | 0 | 0–3 | Which bar back the node reads the buffer from. Shift 1 evaluates against a fully closed bar. This is the node's read offset, not an argument to iMomentum. |
초기 프리셋
Fast 8 Crosses 100 often — filter heavily
Standard 14 MT5's default and the template's baseline
Slow 25 Describes the swing rather than the bar
시장 예시
Momentum이 작동하는 곳, 실패하는 곳, 그리고 필터가 결과를 어떻게 바꾸는지.
Baseline cross into a run
Momentum lifts through 100 as a range resolves and stays above it for the whole leg, with the trend filter already pointing the same way.
Crossing 100 in a range
In a flat market the line drifts back and forth across the baseline. Each crossing is a signal with no move behind it, which is why the template will not act without the trend filter.
The filter blocks the counter-trend half
The same cluster of crossings appears, but only the ones on the correct side of the average are taken, and the rest are skipped.
FAQ
- Why is Momentum centred on 100 instead of zero?
- Because MT5 defines it as a ratio: the current price divided by the price N bars ago, times 100. An unchanged price gives exactly 100. The zero-centred version you see elsewhere is a subtraction rather than a division, and it is denominated in the instrument's price units instead of being proportional. Both are called momentum; only one of them is what iMomentum returns, so thresholds have to be written for the right one.
- Is Momentum the same as Rate of Change?
- Mathematically they are the same shape shifted by 100. ROC is normally `(close / close[N] − 1) × 100`, which equals this indicator's value minus 100. That is why MQL5 has no separate iROC and why the Builder has no ROC node — subtract 100 from Momentum and you have it.
- What period should I use?
- 14 is MT5's default and the template's baseline, but the honest answer is that it depends on what you consider a move. Momentum reads exactly two prices, so the period is not a smoothing window — it is the length of the comparison. A short period asks 'is this bar higher than a few bars ago', a long one asks about the swing. Re-validate any value on your own pair rather than importing it.
- Can Momentum be used for divergence in an EA?
- Not with the node palette alone. Divergence means comparing the sequence of price extremes with the sequence of indicator extremes, which needs swing detection and multi-bar memory. The baseline cross and the side-of-100 filter are single-bar conditions and are expressible today; divergence needs custom MQL5.
- Can I build a Momentum EA without coding?
- Yes. The Momentum 100 Cross + MA template wires a Momentum node and a Constant set to 100 into Cross nodes, gates both directions on price against a 50-period EMA, and moves the stop to break-even once the trade is far enough ahead — period, applied price and the EMA settings are all EA inputs.
- How should I validate settings before going live?
- Backtest on quality tick data first, then run the EA on a demo account before risking money. Be careful with thresholds other than 100: because the output is unbounded and instrument-dependent in magnitude, a level tuned on one pair rarely transfers. Hold back data the search never saw and prefer settings that stay profitable across periods over the single in-sample peak.