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Triple Smoothing
The Formula . . . 

. . .more on Formulas 

MAa(MAb(MAc)))

where MAa, MAb, and MAc can each have independent periods and smoothing types.
 
The Presentation . . . 

. . . more on Charts 

Triple Smoothing

Above is a 5 Minute Candlestick Chart of an Real Networks (RNWK).  The bold white line represents a triple smoothing based on the preferences below..

 
The Preferences . . . 

. . . more on Preferences 

Triple Smoothing Preferences

  • Price - input price for the smoothing

  • MA Type (1, 2, 3) - type of smoothing used

  • MA Period (1, 2, 3) - period used

  • Smoothing (Double, Triple) - Whether to triple or double smooth the price

  • Line Color  -  Color of the resulting smoothed line

 
The Description . . .
The triple smoothing indicator can be used to compute and graph either a double or triple smoothing of the price data for an instrument. Each smoothing moving average has its own period and type specification. The first moving average is applied to the raw price data of the instrument. The second moving average is then applied to the first result. If triple is selected, the third moving average is then applied to the second result. 

Double or triple smoothed moving averages can be used instead of single moving average lines to look for trading signals as two moving average lines cross. The extra smoothing generally results in fewer false signals.