### **Statistical Change Table – TradingView Indicator**
#### **Overview**
The **Statistical Change Table** indicator provides a structured summary of price volatility across multiple timeframes. It calculates and displays the **current high-low percentage change**, **median historical high-low change**, and **maximum historical high-low change** for quarterly, monthly, weekly, and daily periods. This allows traders to quickly assess how the current market volatility compares to historical norms.
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#### **Key Features**
✅ **Multi-Timeframe Analysis:**
- The indicator tracks price fluctuations for **quarterly (3M), monthly (1M), weekly (1W), and daily (1D)** periods.
- It calculates the **high-to-low percentage change** for each timeframe.
✅ **Statistical Insights:**
- **Current Change (%):** The real-time high-to-low price movement for the selected period.
- **Median High-Low Change (%):** The historical median of past high-low changes, providing a baseline for typical volatility.
- **Max High-Low Change (%):** The largest recorded price movement within the period, helping identify extreme volatility.
✅ **Clear Data Visualization:**
- The results are displayed in a **table format** at the **top-right of the chart**.
- Easy comparison between current market conditions and historical trends.
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#### **How to Use**
🔹 **Mean Reversion Strategy:**
- If the **current change exceeds the median but remains below the max**, it may suggest a temporary deviation likely to revert.
- If the **current change is near the historical max**, caution is advised as extreme volatility might indicate trend continuation rather than reversal.
🔹 **Breakout & Trend Confirmation:**
- If the current high-low change is significantly **greater than the median**, it may indicate increasing volatility and possible trend continuation.
- If the current change is **below the median**, the market might be in a low-volatility consolidation phase.
🔹 **Risk Management:**
- Understanding historical volatility helps in setting **stop-loss and take-profit levels** relative to expected price fluctuations.
- Traders can adjust their **position sizing** based on past price swings.
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#### **Ideal for**
✔ Swing traders looking for **historical volatility reference points**
✔ Trend traders assessing **volatility-based breakout potential**
✔ Mean reversion traders identifying **overextended price moves**
✔ Risk managers optimizing **stop-loss and take-profit levels**
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### **Final Thoughts**
The **Statistical Change Table** is a valuable tool for traders seeking a **quantitative perspective on volatility** across different timeframes. By comparing real-time movements to historical trends, traders can make **better-informed decisions** regarding trade entries, exits, and risk management.
🚀 **Enhance your trading with a statistical edge!**