Alligator Indicator

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Summary

It looks exactly like its title, so when it looks like an alligator, acts like and alligator, and trades like an alligator, then it must be an Alligator Indicator.

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Usage

This indicator is brought to us by Bill Williams, entitled the Alligator from New Trading Dimensions.

Downloads

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