Trigger Line CandlesThis is a trend indicator utilizing a 9-period exponential moving average, known as the Trigger Line. When price is above the Trigger Line both the candles and Trigger Line are colored green, indicating an uptrend for price. Price will tend to find support at the Trigger Line when trending above the Trigger Line. When price is below the Trigger Line both the candles and the Trigger Line are colored pink, indicating a downtrend for price. Price will tend to find resistance at the Trigger Line when trending below the Trigger Line.
Coloring price candles based on price relation to the Trigger Line paints a clearer picture of the true short-term trend behind price, rather than traditional price candles which only paint price in two colors representing individual candle up and down movement while no short-term trend identification is utilized.
Indicator inputs are editable; candle colors and T-Line can be turned on/off.
Indicator inspired by Stephen Bigalow's T-Line strategy.
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Investing Fellow Bundle EMAThis script uses the Bundle EMA to signal possible entry points for Long or Short positions. Bundle EMA could be used in Forex, Commodities, and other markets (e.g., Crypto), and it is not influenced by seasonality. I'm personally using it also on stocks.
The script is built over the theory of Daryl Guppy, and it has been manipulated to have good reliability on all timeframes, even if I prefer to use it with D, H1, H2, H4. The Investing Fellow Bundle EMA is set to give trading signals when the opportunity is still forming (be aware because this could generate many whipsaws). I preferred it to be faster, and you can experiment it on lower timeframes. In addition to the fast (green) and slow (purple) Bundle EMA, I plotted a further EMA (70 EMA - in blue) to be used as the signal line. 70 EMA is useful to better analyze script signals and to weigh the importance of them. A Long signal on a candle under the 70 EMA and a Short signal on a candle above 70 EMA are strong signals. Furthermore, signals that form around the 70 EMA tend to be stronger (possible trend reversal) than signals that form far away from that line.
I use the script together with On Balance Volume "OBV" (strongly suggested) to confirm signals and avoid whipsaws. OBV relies on the theory that volume precedes prices. Divergences are seen as an important confirmation of trend reversal with this indicator.
In case of no divergence on a Bearish/Bullish market, a Long/Short signal could be generated by the Investing Fellow Bundle EMA in the opposite direction of the market. Check the OBV to verify if the signal is matching increasing/decreasing volume (the chart shows an example).
Don't forget to like this script if you find it useful!
You are always welcome to follow me here on TradingView.
Investing Fellow
Disclosure: My ideas contain statements and projections based on assumptions on capital markets, and therefore inherently subject to numerous risks and uncertainties.
Before buying or selling any stock you should do your own research and reach your own conclusion or consult a financial advisor. Investing includes risks, including loss of principal.
I am not a financial advisor.
EMA Bar'sPlots the EMA's of 8,21,55 and 200.
when 21EMA crosses Up 55 EMA : Bar's Turn Green
when 21 EMA crosses down 55 EMA : Bar's Turn Red
Arrows are indicated at the crossovers.
Candles are colored to make an easy view of the trend.
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SMA 1-3 / EMA 1-3 / H-L 1-3 / VWAP
VWAP is Volume-Weighted Average Price
SMA 1-3 is 1,2,or 3 Simple Moving Average Line(s).
EMA 1-3 is 1,2,or 3 Exponential Moving Average Line(s).
H-L 1-3 is the Highest high and Lowest low of x bars from the current bar.
Function is where you choose SMA 1, SMA 2, SMA 3, or EMA1, EMA 2, EMA 3, or H-L 1, H-L 2, H-L 3 to show up on your chart.
Input 1-3 is the number of bars the Function uses to generate its value, Input 1 determines SMA 1 or EMA 1 or H-L 1, Input 2 determines SMA 2 or EMA 2 or H-L 2, and Input 3 determines SMA 3 or EMA 3 or H-L 3.
EMA 25, 50, 100, 200Use this script to reduce the amount of indicators. The darker the color, the longer timeframe the EMA is.
Multi EMA/SMA with Bollinger Bands Combo 1.0This script provides:
5 regular EMAs
5 regular SMAs
3 multiple time frame EMAs
3 multiple time frame SMAs
Bollinger Bands
All features can be turned on/off and customized regarding color, lines, etc.
Excellent for TradingView users with limited or free accounts.
4 Fibonacci EMAsAdd 4 Fibonacci EMAs to your charts with one indicator.
Configureable by value, so they don't necessarily have to use Fibonacci numbers, and by colors.
(JS) Fibonacci Moving Averages RibbonI am a big fan of Fibonacci EMAs, however I added the ability to look at multiple moving average types.
Having the Fibonacci Moving Averages grouped together like this will make them much easier to manage with the object tree as well.
Something I plan on using myself to remove clutter on my charts! Hope you like it!
EMA 21/55/89/200 & SMA 50/100/200Free to use indicator combining all important time periods for two of the most valuable trading tools: EMAs and SMAs . As you can see on the chart and previous time periods, BTC often bounces off these, giving you an insight into possible future price movement. Add to your favourite scripts now at the bottom of this page and stay ahead of the game.
Switching off all except the most important periods in the indicator settings (21 & 55 EMA + 100 & 200 MA) can help keep a nice clean trading chart, if that is your preference.
SIMPLE MOVING AVERAGE
Smooths out the price across each period to reveal short, medium and long term trends and potential areas of support or resistance.
50, 100 and 200 are three of the most commonly used/respected moving averages.
The 200MA in particular provides very strong support/resistance on longer time frames.
EXPONENTIAL MOVING AVERAGE
A slightly more sophisticated version of the moving average, the EMA gives more weight to recent price action (i.e. a recent big move up/down will be reflection sooner... "the trend is your friend").
21, 55, 89 and 200 are four of the most commonly used/respected exponential moving averages.
The 21 and 55 EMA are undoubtedly the most powerful, and somewhat a self-fulfilling prophecy since so many people follow them.
Just so you know...
Green = 55/50, blue = 89/100, red = 200/200
EMAs are shown with thinner lines (as they change direction faster, think light and quick)
SMAs are shown with thicker lines (as they change direction slower, think heavier and more respected)
My free Combined RSI and Stochastic RSI Indicator , is also shown on the chart above and will save you valuable space on your trading screen, since you are strictly limited to the number of indicators you can use at one time. Give it a try and you'll wonder why you ever had separate indicators for RSI and Stoch RSI clogging up both your screen and indicator allowance.
These tools are for educational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Always do your own research before trading.
Multiple EMAMultiple EMA. Color switch of slowest EMA (def=200) when price close below or above. Trend marker when fastest EMA (def=9) cross slowest EMA (def=200).
Multiple EMAMultiple EMA lines. Color switch of slowest EMA (def=200) when price close above or below. Trend marker when fastest EMA (def=9) cross slowest one.
Pivot Boss 4 EMA + Bollinger Bands + Parabolic SARA combination of some of my favorite indicators.
All credit to original authors.
Eric Choe EMA/MAThis is Eric Choe's moving averages.
This indicator is really helpful on trading the trend with his EW (Elliot Wave) trading system
4 Bollinger Bands and 2 Exponential Moving Averages This script contains multiple indicators of 3 types for better visibility and without having to select multiple indicators one by one and hence saving your time and energy. Also, minimum number of variables are being used in the script for better calculation speed and implementation .
This script is best suited for beginners who are not using pro version and finding it difficult to implement more than 3 indicators on a single chart layout :)
Indicators used :
1. Hybrid of Simple Moving Average and Bollinger Bands .
In this Indicator user can use total of 4 Moving Averages or 4 Bolinger Bands or both (eg: 3 Bolinger bands and 1 Simple Moving Average).
> How to use :
If you want to use Bollinger Bands simply check the boxes of all the 'Upper' and 'Lower' Bands under indicator format/settings.
Else if you want to use Simple Moving Average simply uncheck the boxes of all the 'Upper' and 'Lower' Bands under indicator format/settings.
Tip : You are free to experiment with the format/settings to use both Simple Moving Average and Bollinger Bands using 'MA Length' and 'StdDev'
(standard deviation).
2. Exponential Moving Average
In this indicator user can use 2 Exponential Moving Averages .
> How to use :
If you want to use 2 Exponential Moving Averages simply check 'Enable 2nd EMA' under format/setting inputs.
Else if you want to use only 1 Exponential Moving Average simply uncheck 'Enable 2nd EMA' under format/setting inputs.
Tip : You are free to experiment with both 'EMA_Length1' and 'EMA_Length2' and change it as per your requirments.
//Feel free to ping/DM me for any explaination on how to use this script as your ultimate trading strategy.
Multi Moving Averages by Atilla YurtsevenFrom time to time, we both need to add multiple moving averages. I wanted to make it a bit easier.
Multi Moving Averages support 6 different moving averages and can plot up to 10 at the same time.
Supported moving averages
Simple Moving Average - SMA
Weighted Moving Average - WMA
Exponential Moving Average - EMA
Rolling Moving Average - RMA
Linear Moving Average - Linear
Ranking - Rank
By enabling Advanced Mode, you will be able to select different moving average types and different sources for each moving average.
This is not a financial advice and published for educational purposes only!
Happy trading
Atilla Yurtseven
5 Moving Averages (SMA, EMA)5 moving averages in 1 indicator. Choose between SMA and EMA for each moving average.
4 MAs | OHLC4 MAs(3 Exponential Moving Averages, 1 Simple Moving Average) with OHLC(Open,High,Low,Close)
Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) 8, 62 & 200 (default values)
Simple Moving Average (SMA) 18 (default value)
Values can be amended based on your trading strategy.
OBV StrategyA simple strategy to give buy/sell signals based on OBV and EMA crossover/crossunder.
When OBV crossunder the EMA it gives a sell signal. When OBV crossover EMA it gives a buy signal.
You can adjust the length of the EMA . By default it is set to 9
Philakone 4EMAs + 3MAs (200+100+50)Hi guys ^^
This script combine all Philakone EMAs plus i added death and golden cross MAs which is ( 200 MA + 50 MA ) plus 100 MA
You can fully customize all moving averages MA EMA show or hide or change color or thickness and ofc 0.79% play with source code :)
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Uncle Mo's Ultimate Ichimoku V1Main features:
2 x Ichimoku Cloud
5 x EMA
2 x MA
1 x HullMA
Williams Fractals
Study is based around trader @br0qn 's Ichimoku script.
Credits also go to:
@RicardoSantos for the Bill Williams Fractals
@EmilianoMesa for the EMAs/MAs
@mohamed982 for the HullMA
The script is open source so please feel free to change it around. I'd greatly appreciate it if you could suggest ways to improve it.
Happy trading!
2xIchimoku Cloud + 4xMA + Williams FractalUpdated version of the previously published multi-indicator which includes
4x Moving Averages
2x Ichimoku Clouds
Bill Williams Fractals
Changes:
-Toggle switches for each indicator on input tab for easy on/off
-MA Type Selector (EMA/SMA/WMA/VWMA)
-Various default style change
Many thanks to both redwraith and jedireza for helping me work out the MA section
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Next improvements: Ichimoku settings
Awesome Moving AveragesThis script allows you to add up to four simple and exponential moving averages the the chart instead of adding 4 simple moving averages and 4 exponential moving averages individually.
The stronger lines are SMA's and the thinner lines are EMA's.
White - "1st SMA" and "1st EMA"
Green - "2nd SMA" and "2nd EMA"
Blue - "3rd SMA" and "3rd EMA"
Red - "4th SMA" and "4th EMA"
You can modify which moving averages are visible on the chart and also modify the period of the moving averages.
There are four periods which you can edit - each period applies to a pair of moving averages (a pair of SMA and EMA). For example: "1st MA Length" option applies to "1st SMA" and "1st EMA" etc.
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In addition to that Awesome Moving Averages script allows you to keep the daily moving averages resolution on intraday charts.
For example - here we have only "1st SMA" and "1st EMA" enabled and we are viewing a daily chart:
Now if we have "Keep Daily MA Resolution On Intraday Periods" option enabled we would see the daily moving averages (SMA and EMA) on intraday periods. Here we are viewing a 4h chart:
If you disable this option you would see the moving averages on intraday charts with the intraday MA lengths as you expect:
"Visible MA's On Intraday Periods" option allows you to choose which MA's you would like to be visible on intraday charts if the "Keep Daily MA Resolution On Intraday Periods" option is enabled.
If you have any thoughts or ideas on how to improve the "Awesome Moving Averages" script then let me know!
