| name | ATR — Average True Range Volatility Meter |
| description | Use when measuring volatility with ATR, setting ATR-based stop-losses, calculating position sizes by risk tolerance, or comparing volatility across timeframes. |
| version | 2.0.1 |
| author | BytesAgain |
| homepage | https://bytesagain.com |
| source | https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills |
| tags | ["atr","volatility","trading","crypto","stocks","technical-analysis","finance","risk-management"] |
ATR — Average True Range Volatility Meter
Measure market volatility using Average True Range. Calculate ATR-based stop-losses, position sizes, and compare volatility across different timeframes and assets.
Commands
calculate
Calculate ATR from price data with True Range breakdown.
bash scripts/script.sh calculate 14
interpret
Interpret an ATR value relative to price for volatility assessment.
bash scripts/script.sh interpret 2.45 150.00
stoploss
Calculate ATR-based stop-loss levels using ATR multiples.
bash scripts/script.sh stoploss 2.45 150.00 long 2.0
position-size
Calculate position size based on ATR and risk parameters.
bash scripts/script.sh position-size 2.45 10000 2.0 2.0
compare
Compare ATR volatility across different periods and contexts.
bash scripts/script.sh compare
help
Show all commands.
bash scripts/script.sh help
Output
- ATR values with True Range component breakdown
- Volatility classification (low/medium/high/extreme)
- Stop-loss price levels and distance
- Position size in units and dollar amount
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