The David Varadi Oscillator (DVO) dynamically identifies overbought and oversold levels even when price volatility changes over time. It was designed (Varadi, 2009) to be only a short-term oscillator (maximum smoothing period of 5) as the importance of intraday highs and lows decline over time.

The DVO can be used to create unique weighting schemes that function best for each class of security and define a local weight density for the instrument. It captures different cycle lengths, amplitudes, and return distributions of the security. The result is normalized using a percent rank function to re-scale the indicator on the basis of the historical distribution of values.

DVO(Period, [O, H, L, C], [Day0, Day1, Day2, Day3, Day4])

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