AMA SSL 4C AA MTF TT [MK] is a modification of Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Average (AMA), developed by Tankk — a long-established indicator author.
The original AMA was created to address two core problems with standard moving averages: excessive false signals when using short periods, and lag when using long periods.
This version adds several functional enhancements beyond the base AMA logic.
![AMA SSL 4C AA MTF TT [MK] Arrow Indicator](https://files.fortraders.org/uploads/2018/07/AMA-SSL-4C-AA-MTF-TT-MK.png?v=20260803)
Features include:
- MTF mode;
- Arrow signals calculated in three different ways;
- Adjustable AMA period;
- A third expansion band based on a Fibonacci coefficient (FiboKoef);
- Option to hide all lines:
ShowAMA=falseandShowCoral=HideALL; - Adjustable offsets for arrows and related elements.
![AMA SSL 4C AA MTF TT [MK] Parameters](https://files.fortraders.org/uploads/2018/07/AMA-SSL-4C-AA-MTF-TT-MK_parameters.png?v=20260803)
Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Average has been widely used by traders for years. Given its added capabilities, the AMA SSL 4C AA MTF TT [MK] indicator is likely to be incorporated into many trading strategies.
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FAQ
What does AMA SSL 4C AA MTF TT [MK] stand for?
It’s a modified Adaptive Moving Average (AMA) indicator with SSL channel logic, 4-color mode, Auto-Adaptive (AA) settings, Multi-Timeframe (MTF) capability, Trend Trigger (TT) arrows, and author tag [MK].
How do the arrow signals work?
Arrows appear at potential entry points using three independent calculation methods — trend direction, price vs. AMA slope, and SSL channel breakouts — improving signal reliability.
Can I use this indicator on multiple timeframes simultaneously?
Yes — the built-in MTF mode lets you display signals based on a higher timeframe (e.g., show H1 arrows on an M15 chart) for confluence-based entries.