I used to use gmma's several years ago. They do serve a purpose but seemed to me to be too open to interpretation, needed more precision. Some things become obvious with them, like a bubble or a fast crossover, but there are many times when they are just inconclusive. I think the macd serves a similar purpose and is more defined. No ma system works by itself in sideways markets.. too many whipsaws.. and markets spend 80% of their time basically sideways. I guess the gmma system will work well at telling you which markets are trending, so it can be useful at telling you which markets to trade if you like a trending market.
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