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The %B Indicator normalizes the Bollinger Band price to fluctuate around zero, with the upper Bollinger band set to 100 and the lower Bollinger band to -100, for easier interpretation. The original author of the %B indicator appears to be Thomas Stridsman from a 1998 article in Futures magazine.
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The Bull and Bear Balance Indicator is based on an article written by Vadim Gimelfarb in the S&C Magazine.
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Buff Dormeier has given us two averages for the price of one. The first is a volume-weighted average, the second is a simple two-line volume-weighted average.
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This is another highly profitable breakout system, developed by Leo J. Zamansky and David C. Stendahl.
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Catch breakouts for futures, forex or stocks when the time is right with the breakout system set up by Mark Vakkur, MD.
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Dennis McNicholl brings us his idea of Better Bollinger Bands, as suggested in Futures magazine, Oct, 1998
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Using concepts discussed by Tom DeMark, this is an indicator that analyzes intra market relative strength. There are three things taken into consideration to determine the strength or weakness of a bar: the close, high, and the low. Then two markets are compared and are used to identify long term turning points. The [...]

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This is an implementation of Surfing the Linear Regression Curve with Bond Futures brought to us by Dennis Meyers, Ph.D. in the May of 1998, Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities.
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Bollinger Bands, first proposed and implemented by John Bollinger, have been around for a long time. This implementation is mostly a repackage to make it easy to start using them.
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