EMA & RSI & MACD TTD

Below is an **English explanation** of this script, which you can include on TradingView when you publish it.

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## Overview

This Pine Script (v5) creates a **dashboard table** on your chart, displaying multiple **timeframes** and signals for:

- **50/200 EMA Trend**
- **5/7/9 EMA Trend**
- **RSI Trend**
- **MACD Trend**

The timeframes covered are **1m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 10m, 15m, 30m, 60m**. You can enable or disable each timeframe through the script’s settings.

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## How It Works

1. **User Inputs**
- **Position & Text Size**: Choose where to place the table on the chart (top/bottom/left/right) and how large to make the text.
- **Icons**: Select which emojis (or text) to show for **uptrend**, **downtrend**, and **neutral** signals.
- **Timeframe Toggles**: Decide which timeframes you want to display (e.g., 1m, 2m, 5m, etc.).

2. **Indicators & Trend Logic**
- **5/7/9 EMA**: Checks if `EMA(5) > EMA(7) > EMA(9)` (uptrend), or `EMA(5) < EMA(7) < EMA(9)` (downtrend), otherwise neutral.
- **50/200 EMA**: If `close > EMA(50) > EMA(200)`, we display an uptrend, if `close < EMA(50) < EMA(200)`, a downtrend, else neutral.
- **RSI**: Compares `RSI(14)` vs. its own SMA(14). If RSI is above the SMA, that’s an uptrend; if below, a downtrend; else neutral.
- **MACD**: Checks whether the MACD line is above or below the signal line.

3. **Multiple Timeframes**
- The script uses `request.security()` calls to fetch data for each selected timeframe.
- For example, if you enable “5m” in the script’s inputs, it will query that timeframe’s data and run the trend logic accordingly.

4. **Table Display**
- On the **last bar** (i.e., real-time update), it fills a table row for each enabled timeframe.
- The first row is a header: “Time,” “50/200 Trend,” “5/7/9 Trend,” “RSI Trend,” “MACD Trend.”
- Each subsequent row shows the timeframe label (e.g., “5m”) and the corresponding trend icons.

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## Usage

1. **Copy & Paste**
- Copy this script into TradingView’s **Pine Editor**, ensure `//version=5` is at the top, and click “Add to Chart.”
2. **Customize**
- In the script’s settings, adjust the position of the dashboard, the text size, or change the emojis.
- Toggle on/off each timeframe you want to see.
3. **Interpretation**
- A **green** (🟢) icon usually signifies an uptrend, **red** (🔴) a downtrend, and **gray/black** (⚫️) neutral.
- Quickly see whether each timeframe is showing bullish, bearish, or neutral signals for each indicator.

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### Final Notes
- This dashboard is a **quick visual reference** for short-term and mid-term trend conditions across multiple timeframes.
- You can expand it by adding more columns (like other oscillators) or more timeframes.
- If emojis cause any issues, simply replace them with text (e.g., “UP,” “DOWN,” “NEUTRAL”).

Happy Trading!