# Hull

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The Hull indicator is an innovative adaptation of the traditional Hull Moving Average (HMA) and represents a significant leap forward in financial analytics. While conventional moving averages have been used for decades to smooth price series and help identify trends, the HMA was designed to reduce lag and provide a more accurate signal. However, Smart Trading Indicators took this even further by incorporating artificial intelligence, specifically machine learning techniques, into their version of the Hull.
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[Why are our AI indicators better than the algorithmic indicators?](/smart-trading-indicators/before-you-start/why-are-our-ai-indicators-better-than-the-algorithmic-indicators.md)
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[General description - Hull](/smart-trading-indicators/our-indicators/hull/general-description-hull.md)
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[Practical application: how and when to use it? - Hull](/smart-trading-indicators/our-indicators/hull/practical-application-how-and-when-to-use-it-hull.md)
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[Interpretation of signals or results - Hull](/smart-trading-indicators/our-indicators/hull/interpretation-of-signals-or-results-hull.md)
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[Graphics or examples of what it looks like in action - Hull](/smart-trading-indicators/our-indicators/hull/graphics-or-examples-of-what-it-looks-like-in-action-hull.md)
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[Frequently asked questions about Hull](/smart-trading-indicators/our-indicators/hull/frequently-asked-questions-about-hull.md)
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