Stocks › Technicals › Volatility ATR (Average True Range) Average True Range (14) — equity volatility.
What is ATR? Average True Range measures market volatility by calculating the average of true ranges over 14 periods. True Range accounts for gaps by using the maximum of: High-Low, |High-PrevClose|, |Low-PrevClose|.
Parameters 14 periods : Smoothing periodPrice units : Absolute volatilityInterpretation High ATR : Wide price swings, volatileMedium : Normal trading rangeLow ATR : Tight range, consolidationPrice Overlay Enter Closer-Look mode to see close price overlay Toggle: Show/hide close price line (right axis) ATR expansion + price breakout = confirmed move Trading Signals Rising ATR = increasing volatility Falling ATR = decreasing volatility Used for stop-loss placement (2xATR) Related in the Academy velaHita Academy home