Trendly Signals

24 Okt

📈 Trendly Signals - Multi- Mode Signal Engine for Smarter Entries

This is my first attempt at creating an indicator to support newer traders - especially those who don’t have much screen time or charting experience - by offering clearer, easier-to-follow buy/sell signals. Trendly Signals is built on the solid foundation of Trend Indicator A- V2 by DZIV, which provided reliable trend visualization.

Trendly stands for Trend-Friendly - a name chosen to reflect its goal: making trend-based trading more approachable, intuitive, and practical. Built on the solid foundation of Trend Indicator A-V2 by DZIV (credited), Trendly Signals takes the original concept much further, transforming it into a full-featured signal engine designed for real- world trading decisions. It introduces actionable entry/exit signals, dynamic filtering, and user-friendly customization - features that aim to make trading more intuitive and practical for those who want clarity and confidence without spending hours on chart analysis.

🔍 Signal Modes Explained
You can choose between two main signal engines depending on your trading style:

🧠 Pulse Mode
• Uses raw trend flips to generate frequent signals
• Best suited for active traders who want more entries and faster feedback

🧘 Zen Mode
• Applies multiple filters (RSI, MACD slope, candle structure, and higher timeframe trend alignment)
• Designed for those who prefer fewer, higher-conviction trades

✨ One of the most powerful upgrades in Trendly Signals is the ability to view both Pulse and Zen modes together on the same chart.

This lets you compare aggressive vs conservative signals in real time - a feature not available in the original script and rarely found in other free-to-use indicators. It’s especially helpful for learning how different strategies behave under various market conditions.

🧭 Trade Mode (Experimental)
This optional feature spaces out signals based on your preferred trading style:
• Scalping: tighter spacing, more signals
• Swing: moderate spacing
• HODL: wider spacing, fewer signals
It also adjusts cooldown periods and minimum price movement thresholds to help reduce noise and avoid overtrading.
⚠️ Note: Trade Mode currently works only with Zen signals. Pulse signals are focused on raw trend flips and are not filtered through Trade Mode logic.


📊 Built- In Backtest Table
Want to see how it performs? The backtest table displays:
• Total trade count
• Win rate
• Signal engine used (Pulse or Zen)
This helps you quickly evaluate performance across different timeframes and modes - no external tools needed.


🎨 Customization Tips
Make the signals work for you:
1. Choose your mode: Pulse for frequent signals, Zen for filtered entries
2. Set your trading style: Trade Mode adapts signal spacing for scalping, swing, or long- term holding
3. Adjust filters: Use cooldown bars, minimum price movement, and signal repetition settings to fine- tune your entries
4. Pick your visuals: Choose between triangle or label styles, and customize signal colours for better clarity
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⚠️ Important Notes
• Chart Type: Standard candles are recommended for the most realistic signal behaviour, but the signals also work fine with other chart types like Heiken Ashi or Renko
• Clean Chart: For best results, apply Trendly Signals on a chart without overlapping indicators
• Credit: Original concept by DZIV (Trend Indicator A- V2). This version builds on it with new logic, multi- mode signal engines, and adaptive filtering

28 Okt

Nota Keluaran

📈 Trendly Signals - Multi- Mode Signal Engine for Smarter Entries

This is my first attempt at creating an indicator to support newer traders - especially those who don’t have much screen time or charting experience - by offering clearer, easier-to-follow buy/sell signals. Trendly Signals is built on the solid foundation of Trend Indicator A- V2 by DZIV, which provided reliable trend visualization.

Trendly stands for Trend-Friendly - a name chosen to reflect its goal: making trend-based trading more approachable, intuitive, and practical. Built on the solid foundation of Trend Indicator A-V2 by DZIV (credited), Trendly Signals takes the original concept much further, transforming it into a full-featured signal engine designed for real- world trading decisions. It introduces actionable entry/exit signals, dynamic filtering, and user-friendly customization - features that aim to make trading more intuitive and practical for those who want clarity and confidence without spending hours on chart analysis.

🔍 Signal Modes Explained
You can choose between two main signal engines depending on your trading style:

🧠 Pulse Mode
• Uses raw trend flips to generate frequent signals
• Best suited for active traders who want more entries and faster feedback

🧘 Zen Mode
• Applies multiple filters (RSI, MACD slope, candle structure, and higher timeframe trend alignment)
• Designed for those who prefer fewer, higher-conviction trades

✨ One of the most powerful upgrades in Trendly Signals is the ability to view both Pulse and Zen modes together on the same chart.

This lets you compare aggressive vs conservative signals in real time - a feature not available in the original script and rarely found in other free-to-use indicators. It’s especially helpful for learning how different strategies behave under various market conditions.

🧭 Trade Mode (Experimental)
This optional feature spaces out signals based on your preferred trading style:
• Scalping: tighter spacing, more signals
• Swing: moderate spacing
• HODL: wider spacing, fewer signals
It also adjusts cooldown periods and minimum price movement thresholds to help reduce noise and avoid overtrading.
⚠️ Note: Trade Mode currently works only with Zen signals. Pulse signals are focused on raw trend flips and are not filtered through Trade Mode logic.


📊 Built- In Backtest Table
Want to see how it performs? The backtest table displays:
• Total trade count
• Win rate
• Signal engine used (Pulse or Zen)
This helps you quickly evaluate performance across different timeframes and modes - no external tools needed.


🎨 Customization Tips
Make the signals work for you:
1. Choose your mode: Pulse for frequent signals, Zen for filtered entries
2. Set your trading style: Trade Mode adapts signal spacing for scalping, swing, or long- term holding
3. Adjust filters: Use cooldown bars, minimum price movement, and signal repetition settings to fine- tune your entries
4. Pick your visuals: Choose between triangle or label styles, and customize signal colours for better clarity

•Behind-the-Scenes Logic:
All calculations, formulas, and filters constantly monitor price, volume, and momentum in real time. ✅ Only the most optimal signals are shown - this explains why Zen Buy/Sell may appear delayed or why changing Trading Style or cooldown/min % move doesn’t instantly shift signals.
The engine prioritizes quality over quantity, and filters out weaker entries automatically.

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⚠️ Important Notes
• Chart Type: Standard candles are recommended for the most realistic signal behaviour, but the signals also work fine with other chart types like Heiken Ashi or Renko or Line
• Clean Chart: For best results, apply Trendly Signals on a chart without overlapping indicators
• Credit: Original concept by DZIV (Trend Indicator A- V2). This version builds on it with new logic, multi- mode signal engines, and adaptive filtering
• Scalping: Zen isn’t fully optimized for scalping yet - it works, but may be improved in future.

Change logs: 28-Oct-2025
1. Trend cloud opacity is now adjustable for cleaner chart visualization.
2. Tooltips added to EMA fields for better clarity.

31 Okt

Nota Keluaran

🧩 How Win Rate Works in Trendly

Trendly’s built-in backtest gives you a quick visual gauge of signal accuracy — not full trade-by-trade profit tracking.
It’s designed to show how often Trendly’s directional signals align with the market’s actual price movement from one signal to the next.

Here’s what happens behind the scenes:

Each new signal is compared to the previous signal’s price.
If the new signal confirms that price moved in the intended direction since the last one (for example, a Buy appeared and price increased compared to the prior signal), that’s counted as a win.
Both Buy and Sell signals are evaluated symmetrically.
After a Buy, if price closes higher by the next signal → ✅ Win
After a Sell, if price closes lower by the next signal → ✅ Win

The win rate shown in the table is simply the percentage of times those directional moves were correct.

This approach is fast, transparent, and avoids the heavy simulation overhead of complex backtesting engines.
It helps you see at a glance how consistently Trendly’s signals align with momentum and trend shifts over time.

💡 Why This Is Still Useful

Directional confidence: You can quickly assess whether Trendly’s signals are generally aligned with the market’s flow — even before doing a full trade simulation.
Signal quality screening: A high win % suggests Trendly is identifying meaningful momentum pivots rather than noise.
Cross-timeframe testing: You can easily compare how effective signals are on different chart intervals (e.g., 1H vs 4H vs 1D).

Optimization insight: It helps you fine-tune inputs (e.g., “Zen Mode,” “Cooldown,” “MA Type”) to find combinations that produce consistent trend accuracy.

🔍 What It Doesn’t Do (Yet)

This current model doesn’t calculate profit/loss or position sizing — it’s a directional accuracy check, not a strategy backtester.

Changes (31-Oct-2025)
-Backtest table renamed to Signal Accuracy Table
-'Signal Accuracy Table Mode' added to see difference in Signal at Bar Close vs New Bar Open
-'Trades' column renamed to 'Signals'