LT Trend 2.0This is a short term trend based indicator which colours the bars blue and red indicating the probable trend: blue indicating the probable upward (or “bullish”) trend and red indicating the probable downward (or “bearish”) trend.
The first criteria (called “volatility trend) colours the bars (blue or red) based on one of the indicators which we use that measures momentum and the key support/resistance level. When price is closed above this level, the bars are coloured blue and when price closes below this level the price bars turn red. The purpose is to show the likely trends, swing in price and path of least resistance, specially in the short term (depending on the timeframe chosen).
The second criteria (optional) uses the average range of the last 7 bars (although the period can be changed by the user). It colours the bars blue or red based on the average range and momentum bias of the past 7 bars. In this respect, it is slower to react to the constant “noise” and volatility in the price action by smoothing out a lot of the noise (depending on which setting one has chosen e.g. period of default 7 or lower). If the volatility or range of the next bar exceeds the average range of the previous 7 bars in an opposite direction (e.g. opposite directional momentum), the colour of the bars may change. For example, if the previous bar has been blue, and the range of the next bar is greater than the average of the previous 7 bars in the downward direction, the colour of the bars could likely turn red. This second (optional) criteria can be chosen by deselecting (unticking) the “volatility trend” criteria in the settings.
The main idea behind the indicator is to be able to observe the probable short term trends in the price, and to smooth out a lot of the bar-by-bar (or candle-by-candle) volatility and up/down action. If the bars are blue, this is a potentially bullish sign, as it often means that “bulls” may have the edge. The reverse is the case for red bars, as it is a bearish sign – or that “bears” may have the edge. Usually 2 consecutive bars of the opposite colour can signify a potential trend change (although one bar of the opposite colour can also suffice).
The indicator also incorporates a “trend following pivot” – shown by a yellow dot. This indicator waits for a pullback (or retracement) to either the 21 and 34 EMA - shown by blue and pink EMA lines respectively - and when the price bounces off or “pulls away” from either of these EMAs by a certain degree, the indicator then shows the yellow trend following pivot as a yellow dot. For example, if price is in an uptrend, then price pulls back to the 21 or 34 EMA, and then bounces off either of these levels by a certain extent, we may then see a yellow dot (or pivot) at the lowest most recent point (which would then become support). The yellow dot (or pivot) can indicate that the uptrend could potentially continue, provided price remains above the pivot (yellow dot). Similarly, in a downtrend example, if price pulls back to either the 21 or 34 EMA, then price gets rejected from these levels by a certain extent (so that price then falls back below these EMAs again), we may see a yellow dot at the highest recent point (which would become resistance). The yellow dot (or pivot) can indicate that the downtrend could potentially continue provided price remains below the pivot (yellow dot).
The “ultra” overbought and oversold signal colours the bars orange when price hits an extreme “overbought” or “oversold” level. Usually the price tends to reverse direction or start a correction when it reaches an extreme “overbought” or “oversold” level. Of course, it is possible for the price to ignore overbought/oversold readings – and if the price ignores the orange “ultra” signal by continuing in its original direction, it can mean that the momentum or trend is stronger than originally anticipated. Often the orange “ultra” signal can also mean that it may be time to tighten stops (specially as the risk or probability of a pullback or reversal increases).
Chartists should be aware of the probabilistic and uncertain nature of price action and the markets, and therefore prepare to limit and control any potential risks.
The indicator can be used on the charts of the majority of markets (e.g. stocks, indices, ETFs, currencies, cryptocurrencies, precious metals, commodities etc.) and any timeframe. It should be noted that the degree of noise and randomness increases significantly on lower timeframes. So the lower the timeframe that is chosen (e.g. 15-min or lower) the greater the degree of noise and randomness and therefore the higher the frequency of false signals or whipsaws. The indicator can be applied to candlestick, bar, line, line break, range and renko charts.
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[PX] Technical TrendbreakThis script identifies a technical break of the current trend. Its shows when the swing point before the most recent extreme (high or low) is taken out. The indicator can help you to identify when the current trend is weakening or momentum is slowing down. It is not a standalone script, that you should use for automated trading. It works best when a clear trend is in progress and new extremes are made (such as all-time-high, all-time-low). It should be avoided for sideways movements.
The length parameter determines how many candles should be taken into consideration for calculation of the extremes.
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TTPro TrendChannel V12// TTPro TrendChannel is a shaded channel that clearly defines the trend. If price action is below the channel then trend is bearish.
// If candles are within the channel we have a ranging market, and if price action is above the channel, the trend is bullish. This indicator is useful for both range traders and trend trade
TTPro TrendChannel V11An update to V10 .. // TTPro TrendChannel V11 is a shaded channel that clearly defines the trend. If price action is below the channel then trend is bearish.
// If candles are within the channel we have a ranging market, and if price action is above the channel, the trend is bullish. This indicator is useful for both range traders and trend traders.
TTPro TrendChannel V10// TTPro TrendChannel is a shaded channel that clearly defines the trend. If price action is below the channel then trend is bearish.
// If candles are within the channel we have a ranging market, and if price action is above the channel, the trend is bullish. This indicator is useful for both range traders and trend traders.
Donchian Channel Trend Tracker by KellyLikesCrypto### Overview
This indicator is written in Pine Script® (version 6) and is designed to overlay on a price chart. It combines the classic Donchian Channel—a tool popular among trend-following traders—with additional trend-tracking features. By identifying when the channel’s highs and lows are making new extreme values, the indicator helps signal potential trend shifts. It is especially suited for scalpers using 1-hour charts, as it provides clear, actionable signals for rapid entry and exit decisions.
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### Key Components & Inputs
1. **User Inputs:**
- **Length:** The period over which the indicator calculates the highest high and the lowest low (default is 27 bars). This value can be adjusted to smooth or tighten the channel based on the trader’s preference.
- **Offset:** A parameter allowing the plotted lines to be shifted left or right on the chart, providing flexibility in aligning the indicator with price action.
2. **Donchian Channel Calculations:**
- **Lower Bound (`lower`):** Calculated using `ta.lowest(length)`, it identifies the lowest low over the defined period.
- **Upper Bound (`upper`):** Determined by `ta.highest(length)`, capturing the highest high during the same period.
- **Basis:** The midline of the channel, computed as the average of the upper and lower bounds. This line can serve as an equilibrium or reference point in the trend analysis.
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### Visual Representation
- **Plotting the Channels:**
- The **basis** is plotted in a standout orange color (#FF6D00) to make the central trend reference easily visible.
- The **upper** and **lower** bounds are plotted in blue (#2962FF), creating clear boundaries for the price action.
- The area between these two lines is filled with a semi-transparent blue, enhancing the visual context of the channel and helping traders quickly assess whether price is near an extreme or within a normal range.
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### Trend Identification Logic
Beyond plotting the basic Donchian Channel, the indicator introduces additional logic to track short-term trend changes:
1. **Higher Highs and Higher Lows:**
- **Higher High (`higherHigh`):** This condition checks if the current upper bound is greater than the previous bar’s upper bound, signaling a potential upward push.
- **Higher Low (`higherLow`):** Similarly, it checks if the current lower bound exceeds the previous bar’s lower bound, reinforcing an upward trend if the support level is rising.
2. **Lower Highs and Lower Lows:**
- **Lower High (`lowerHigh`):** This evaluates if the current upper bound is less than that of the previous bar, indicating a possible downward shift.
- **Lower Low (`lowerLow`):** It verifies if the current lower bound is lower than the previous bar’s, further confirming a bearish tendency.
The use of the `nz()` function ensures that on the very first bar—where no previous data exists—the code handles the values gracefully without causing errors.
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### Visual Markers for Trend Signals
To make trend signals immediately apparent:
- **Markers are Plotted on the Chart:**
- **Green Labels ("HH" and "HL"):** These are placed on the chart when the indicator detects higher highs or higher lows, suggesting bullish momentum.
- **Red Labels ("LH" and "LL"):** These markers are shown when lower highs or lower lows are detected, indicating bearish pressure.
Each label is plotted either above or below the corresponding bar, ensuring that the chart remains uncluttered and that the trend signals are clear.
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### Scalping Strategy on 1-Hour Charts
This indicator is specifically tailored for scalping strategies on 1-hour charts. Scalping involves capturing small, rapid profits from short-term price movements, and the clear trend signals provided by this tool can help traders pinpoint optimal entry and exit points. Here’s how it integrates into a scalping strategy:
- **Quick Trend Identification:** The green markers (HH and HL) suggest bullish conditions ideal for quick long entries, while the red markers (LH and LL) signal bearish conditions suitable for short entries.
- **Timing and Precision:** On a 1-hour chart, the indicator’s sensitivity to higher highs and lower lows allows traders to make rapid decisions aligned with the prevailing trend.
- **Complementary Analysis:** While the indicator provides fast signals, it is recommended to use it alongside additional tools (like oscillators or volume analysis) and strict risk management practices, ensuring that scalpers can confirm entries and exits efficiently.
By leveraging the indicator’s visual cues within a broader scalping framework, traders can enhance their ability to capture quick moves, thus optimizing their overall strategy on 1-hour timeframes.
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### Conclusion
The “Donchian Channel Trend Tracker by KellyLikesCrypto” is a powerful tool for visualizing price extremes and trend direction. By combining the classical Donchian Channel with additional trend-tracking markers, it offers traders a clear and immediate way to assess whether the market is gaining bullish momentum or beginning to turn bearish. Its customizable parameters and clear visual signals make it particularly effective for a scalping strategy on 1-hour charts, where rapid decision-making is crucial.
This detailed breakdown should provide a comprehensive understanding of how each component of the indicator works together and how it can be effectively integrated into a short-term scalping strategy.
Trading the TrendTrading the Trend Indicator by Andrew Abraham (TASC, 1998)
The Trading the Trend indicator, developed by Andrew Abraham, combines volatility and trend-following principles to identify market direction. It uses a 21-period weighted average of the True Range (ATR) to measure volatility and define uptrends and downtrends.
Calculation: The True Range (highest high minus lowest low) is smoothed using a 21-period weighted moving average. This forms the basis for the trend filter, setting dynamic thresholds for trend identification.
Uptrend: Higher highs are confirmed when price stays above the upper threshold, signaling long opportunities.
Downtrend: Lower lows are identified when price stays below the lower threshold, favoring short positions.
This system emphasizes trading only in the direction of the prevailing trend, filtering out market noise and focusing on sustained price movements.
The trendline changes her color. When there is an uptrend the trendline is blue and when the trend is downward the trendline is yellow.
Coins Trend Tracker HTThe Coins Trend Tracker HT script provides a powerful tool for monitoring and comparing the trend signals of multiple cryptocurrencies based on their Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs). This script is particularly useful for traders who want to keep track of multiple coins across different timeframes and identify potential trading opportunities based on EMA crossovers.
Features:
Customizable Coin Selection: Users can select up to four different cryptocurrencies to monitor.
Flexible Timeframes: Users can choose two different timeframes for EMA calculations to suit their trading strategies.
Visual Trend Indicators: The script displays trend indicators (🚀 for bullish and 💀 for bearish) based on the EMA crossover status for each coin and timeframe.
Conditional Cell Coloring: Table cells are color-coded based on the EMA crossover conditions, helping users quickly identify bullish or bearish trends.
Opacity Control: Users can adjust the opacity of the table cell colors for better visualization on the chart.
How It Works:
Coin Selection: Users can select up to four different cryptocurrencies to monitor by entering their ticker symbols.
Timeframe Selection: Users can select two different timeframes for the EMA calculations. The script calculates the 5-period and 20-period EMAs for each coin and timeframe.
EMA Crossovers: The script checks for EMA crossovers (EMA 5 crossing above or below EMA 20) and updates the trend indicators and cell colors accordingly.
Table Display: The script displays a table with the selected coins, their current prices, and trend indicators for the chosen timeframes. The background color of the table cells changes based on the EMA crossover status.
Script Logic:
The get_price function retrieves the latest price of the selected coin for the specified timeframe.
The get_ema_cross function calculates the 5-period and 20-period EMAs and checks for crossover conditions.
The fill_row function populates the table with the coin data, trend indicators, and conditionally colored cells.
The table header and data rows are updated based on the user-selected coins, timeframes, and EMA crossover conditions.
Usage:
Add the script to your TradingView chart.
Customize the coin selection, timeframes, text color, default cell color, bullish and bearish cross colors, and cell opacity through the input settings.
The script will display a table with the selected coins, their current prices, and trend indicators based on the EMA crossovers for the chosen timeframes.
[TradersPost] Simple Trend LinesThis script is designed to identify and visualize trends based on pivot highs and pivot lows over a user-defined timeframe on trading charts. It enhances trading strategy by dynamically plotting trend lines and adjusting to price changes, providing traders with real-time insights into potential breakout or breakdown points. This utility is crucial for those looking to refine entry and exit strategies based on technical trend analysis.
FEATURES
Dynamic Trend Lines: Automatically draws and updates trend lines based on pivot highs and pivot lows, helping traders to visualize current trends and potential reversal points.
Customizable Parameters: Offers extensive input options for users to define the number of bars to the left and right of pivots, the number of trends to track, and the sensitivity of the trend detection.
Trend Confirmation and Deletion: Includes features to confirm trends through multiple touchpoints and optionally remove broken trends from the display, keeping the chart uncluttered and focused on relevant information.
Design Flexibility: Users can customize the color and style of trend lines and labels, adapting the visual aspects of the script to their preferences or chart themes.
Performance Optimization: Utilizes efficient data structures and algorithms to manage memory and processing demands, ensuring that the script remains responsive even with extensive data.
DISCLAIMER
This script is provided for informational purposes only and does not guarantee profitability. It is still in the experimental phase and should be used as part of a comprehensive trading strategy that includes risk management and due diligence. Users should trade based on their own analysis and risk tolerance.
Aleem Trend Supertrend EMA Title: "Supertrend and 200 EMA Crossover Strategy"
Description:
This script is designed to provide traders with a robust and original trading strategy by combining the Supertrend indicator with a 200-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA). The core concept is to utilize the strengths of both indicators to determine optimal entry and exit points.
The Supertrend indicator is well-regarded for its precision in signaling trend reversals by considering the volatility of the market, as measured by the Average True Range (ATR). It is particularly useful for identifying ongoing trends and potential reversals.
The 200 EMA is a widely-used indicator that many traders look to as a determinant of the long-term trend. When the price is above the 200 EMA, the overall market sentiment is considered bullish, and when below, bearish.
By combining these two, the script generates a Buy signal under the following conditions:
When the Supertrend turns bullish (color changes from red to green) with the closing price above the 200 EMA, or
When the price crosses above the 200 EMA while the Supertrend is already green.
A Sell signal is generated when:
The Supertrend turns bearish (color changes from green to red) with the closing price below the 200 EMA, or
The price crosses below the 200 EMA while the Supertrend is already red.
To avoid repetitive signals and to maintain clarity, the script has been enhanced with a feature to prevent multiple consecutive Buy or Sell signals. Once a Buy or Sell signal is generated, the script will not produce another identical signal until an opposing signal or an exit condition is met.
Exit signals for both Buy and Sell positions are provided to indicate when the trend is weakening or reversing, based on the Supertrend's color change in relation to the 200 EMA.
This strategy is flexible and can be utilized across various time frames and asset classes. It aims to aid traders in making more informed decisions by highlighting potential reversals and continuations in the market trend.
Usage:
To use this script, traders should observe the Buy and Sell signals as potential entry points. Exit signals should be taken as prompts to close positions or to protect profits with stop-loss adjustments. As with all strategies, it's recommended to use this in conjunction with other analysis methods and to backtest thoroughly before live implementation.
Multi-Timeframe Trend TableThis is the first publication of an indicator to show trend on the higher timeframes and is an English version of the "Mtf Supertrend Table" coded by FxTraderProAsistan. Credit goes to him for the genesis of this work. I updated the original code to Pinescript V.5 and modified it to suit my needs. Please enjoy.
This trend table indicator has the following features:
1. Trend Mode : Option to select the method of determining trend, using the Pinescript built-in ta.supertrend function or finding trend based on the cross of 20 and 50 EMA
2. 6 trend timeframes of your choosing, with show/hide
3. Optional feature to include the DXY (US dollar) trends, for the timeframes chosen. Useful for instruments that react to changes in the US dollar
4. ATR settings to adjust the Supertrend parameters. Default values are an ATR length of 10 and a Factor of 3
Pivot TrendLine with typeIntro
The simplest version of the indicator automatically draws trendLine on your charts, with newest Type syntax.
Type is some thing like type or interface in typescript or Structure in Clang.
with type key word you can write more clear code in pinescript.
Usage
You can change the looking back length settings to get more proper lines you want.
There is also a switch to turn off the historical trendlines .
You can use this to build more advanced indicators or strategies.
Mackrani RSI Trend WITH COLORSMACKRANI RSI WITH COLORS
Hull Trend is a hybrid indicator with RSI of HULL Signal. The Hull MA is combined with RSI to see if the Hull MA Buy/Sell Signal is in overbought or oversold condition. Buy Sell Signals are plotted based on settings of OB/OS or RSI .
This indicator is very useful to see if the Trend is in Exhaustion or Beginning of a Trend. Entry and Exit conditions can be more precise based on OB/OS condition of price action. In addition normal RSI trend is plotted with trend color from Hull MA. Best Performance with Heiken Ashi Candle
:- OB/OS Settings provided
:- Hull Buy/Sell Signals plotted
:- Double RSI FAST and DEFAULT signal with crossover
:- Bar Color applied based on Hull RSI Trend
:- Hull Trend + RSI + Price Action
MXV trend BistroIt is so difficult for me to detect trend, maybe you.
So I need a simple trend indicator to resolve the matter
This is a trend-following indicator which condenses two simple ranges: Recommended Buy range shown with green color zone and Sell range with red color zone. To make it easy for newbies, the indicator is decorated with arrow, vertical highligted ray, buy sell signals printed on chart. When in Buy zone, do not sell. In Sell zone, do not buy
1/ When to entry and how long keeping the position?
By default, this indicator suggests that the market is trending up or down. You should make a Buy entry (up arrow) then hold long time until pivots appear, then Sell (down arrow) to exit.
2/ Which price range to entry or exit?
You should make a buy/ sell entry close to the value of recommended entry price
3/ The most appropriate time frame for this easy-to-use script is Daily
P/S
Use it for trend detect
It is very easy to use
Pivot TrendLineThe simplest version of the indicator automatically draws trendLine on your charts, with build-in functions only.
You can change the looking back length settings to get more proper lines you want.
There is also a switch to turn off the historical trendlines.
You can use this to build more advanced indicators or strategies.
Poster Trend AnalysisThis trend analysis indicator is an idea from:
Stocks & Commodities V. 40:03 (8–12): Intraday Patterns Of Price Change by Richard Poster, PhD
We decide an uptrend or downtrend is in play, if there are certain percentage of bars across N bars where the direction is the same. The default settings use what the article says, 66% of adjacent 15 bars must be in the same direction, to be trending. While the article isn't precise about what up or down bars mean, this indicator assumes an up direction if close is greater than the open.
The indicator also allows differing configurations for up and downtrend analysis, though the defaults, as per the article, are the same.
Volatility Percentile🎲 Volatility is an important measure to be included in trading plan and strategy. Strategies have varied outcome based on volatility of the instruments in hand.
For example,
🚩 Trend following strategies work better on low volatility instruments and reversal patterns work better in high volatility instruments. It is also important for us to understand the median volatility of an instrument before applying particular strategy strategy on them.
🚩 Different instrument will have different volatility range. For instance crypto currencies have higher volatility whereas major currency pairs have lower volatility with respect to their price. It is also important for us to understand if the current volatility of the instrument is relatively higher or lower based on the historical values.
This indicator is created to study and understand more about volatility of the instruments.
⬜ Process
▶ Volatility metric used here is ATR as percentage of price. Other things such as bollinger bandwidth etc can also be used with few changes.
▶ We use array based counters to count ATR values in different range. For example, if we are measuring ATR range based on precision 2, we will use array containing 10000 values all initially set to 0 which act as 10000 buckets to hold counters of different range. But, based on the ATR percentage range, they will be incremented. Let's say, if atr percent is 2, then 200th element of the array is increased by 1.
▶ When we do this for every bar, we have array of counters which has the division on how many bars had what range of atr percent.
▶ Using this array, we can calculate how many bars had atr percent more than current value, how many had less than current value, and how many bars in history has same atr percent as current value.
▶ With these information, we can calculate the percentile of atr percentage value. We can also plot a detailed table mentioning what percentile each range map to.
⬜ Settings
▶ ATR Parameters - this include Moving average type and Length for atr calculation.
▶ Rounding type refers to rounding ATR percentage value before we put into certain bucket. For example, if ATR percentage 2.7, round or ceil will make it 3, whereas floor will make it 2 which may fall into different buckets based on the precision selected.
▶ Precision refers to how much detailed the range should be. If precision set to 0, then we get array of 100 to collect the range where each value will represent a range of 1%. Similarly precision of 1 will lead to array of 1000 with each item representing range of 0.1. Default value used is 2 which is also the max precision possible in this script. This means, we use array of 10000 to track the range and percentile of the ATR.
▶ Display Settings - Inverse when applied track percentile with respect to lowest value of ATR instead of high. By default this is set to false. Other two options allow users to enable stats table. When detailed stats are enabled, ATR Percentile as plot is hidden.
▶ Table Settings - Allows users to select set size and coloring options.
▶ Indicator Time Window - Allow users to select particular timeframe instead of all available bars to run the study. By default windows are disabled. Users can chose start and end time individually.
Indicator display components can be described as below:
CEDCR - momentum and trend analysisDESCRIPTION
CEDCR is a momentum and trend analysis script, visualized by a pair of lines (Top and Bottom) that signal strength and direction of upcoming moves. The lines tend to converge and diverge around a midpoint line of 0.31-0.33 (the midpoint line is slightly different depending on the asset class). When the lines are converging it signals trend reversal and when they are diverging it indicates strength.
SCRIPT MECHANICS
CEDCR lines are calculated using a combination of Moving Averages, RSI and OnBalanceVolume.
KEY LEVEL
Midpoint Level : 0.31-0.33, most asset classes have the lines converging and diverging around the midpoint line.
HOW TO USE
- Lines converging: Upcoming reversal of current trend.
- Lines diverging: Strengthening of current trend.
- Bottom(purple) line crossing over Top(green) line is bearish .
- Top (green) line crossing over Bottom(purple) is bullish .
SIGNALS
The signals are just an additional helpful visual aid.
Buy signal is the green band when divergence between Top and Bottom > 0.05 on Top line crosses over Bottom line.
Sell signal is the red band when divergence between Top and Bottom has weakened below 0.5.
Currency Strength Meter [HeWhoMustNotBeNamed]⬜ Note: This is not the strength of currency pairs. But, in this script we are trying to derive strength of individual currencies by matching against single base currency.
⬜ Process
This is based on similar concept as that of Magic Numbers for stocks. Idea is simple.
▶ Calculate strength of each currency against USD. Derive the strength for both price movement and volume movement.
▶ Similarly calculate momentum of price and volume change.
▶ If USD is base currency, inverse momentum and strength index for the given symbol.
▶ Once these calculations are done, rank each currencies based on individual score on given things.
▶ Add up all the ranks to derive combined rank
▶ sort the currencies in the ascending order of overall rank.
⬜ USAGE
▶ Identify a base currency. In our case, we have used USD as base currency as it is easy to get pairs of all currencies with USD.
▶ Identify most used combos for all other currencies which are paired with USD. Fx pair can either have USD as base currency or quote currency. It is desirable to use the pair which is most traded. For example, USDJPY is more traded pair than JPYUSD - hence it is advisable to use USDJPY instead of JPYUSD. Similarly AUDUSD is more traded than USDAUD - hence choosing AUDUSD for the purpose of this exercise is better approach. Notice that USDJPY has USD as base currency whereas AUDUSD has USD as quote currency. These calculations are handled internally to derive the right outcome irrespective of position of USD in the pair.
▶ Identify the forex broker which has all the selected forex tickers. All comparison is done against a single broker. Hence, choosing broker which does not wide range of forex pairs will show NAN for many rows.
▶ Once we set these, we get tabular output containing strength and oscillator based trend indexes for both price and volume indicator. Currencies are ordered in descending order of strength. Hence, top of the list can be considered as currency having highest strength and bottom of the table can be considered as currency having lowest strength. Please note that the calculation is valid only for selected timeframe and users can set other parameters such as moving average type, oscillator type, length etc which can alter the outcome.
▶ Use multiple timeframes to find out stronger and weaker currencies. Use directional indicators to understand where they are heading. Combine all these info to come up with currency pair you would like to trade :)
⬜ Settings
▶ Main settings and Currencies
Base Currency : This is set to USD by default as rest of the tickers used are paired with USD. Whatever the base currency is selected, rest of the tickers should follow the same combination.
Timeframe : Timeframe for which rankings need to be calculated.
Currencies : These should be the currency pair which involve base currency defined in the setting on either side.
▶ Display
Table : Allows users to set table location and size of the table. By default this is set to middle center and default size is normal. If user want to use multiple timeframes side by side, they can do so by changing these display settings.
Stat Type : To show either comparative ranking or actual indicator values
Inverse Divergence [HeWhoMustNotBeNamed]Experimental.
In regular scenario divergence calculation follows these procedure
Pivots on price are considered as primary source
They are compared with pivots on oscillators
Trend bias of price is used
This is an experimental version where
Pivots on oscillators are considered as primary source
They are compared with pivots on price
Trend bias of oscillator is used. Using percentrank to define oscillator trend
Caution: Not meant for trading :)
The Updated Trending Band IndicatorThis indicator shows the trend of the market. The middle line is the 200-day moving average because it shows the long term trend of the market. However, since the market does give fake signals of going up and down through the 200-day moving average, I had to put a band on it to push through the fake signals. The first band around the middle line is 1 standard deviation of historical volatility which gives an area of cushion to prevent fake signals. The goal is if the stock is above the first top band, then the stock is in an uptrend. If the stock is below the first bottom band, then the stock is in a downtrend. If it is the middle of the first bands, then the stock is known to be rangebound.
The top most and bottom most yellow lines are 4 standard deviations of historical volatility which give an idea of where the floor and ceiling are. This helps investors and traders identify good buy and sell zones using the yellow lines to see overbought and oversold sides.
This is a great indicator for people who need help following the trend of a stock, etf , etc.
This indicator is different from the other ones I have posted because the underlying algorithm has been improved and updated by multiplying the expected move by 90%.
ADX and DI EMA Trend LineADX: The average directional index (ADX) is a technical analysis indicator used by some traders to determine the strength of a trend.
DI: The directional movement index (DMI) is an indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder in 1978 that identifies in which direction the price of an asset is moving. ... Conversely, if -DI is above +DI, then there is more downward pressure on the price. This indicator may help traders assess the trend direction.
EMA: The exponential moving average (EMA) is a technical chart indicator that tracks the price of an investment (like a stock or commodity) over time. The EMA is a type of weighted moving average (WMA) that gives more weighting or importance to recent price data.
UPDATE: This current indicator has been changed from MA and EMA trend lines the 9 and the 50, and also added Inside & Outside bars...You can toggle anything Off or On
The code in this indicator calculates the value of each ADX and DI (+/-) value to give a green color for DI + trend and a red color for DI - trend, and lastly white for no direction...The nice part of this code is the 50 EMA will be your bull or bear transition level. The colors heading to the ema will tell you if we are still bull or bear heading to the EMA.
I also changed the ADX to become the 9 EMA with Yellow showing a ADX positive rate of change, Blue showing a negative rate of change, and white to show that the trend has no direction.
Open settings to adjust how big or small you want the ema lines to be and adjust colors for what works for you. Hopefully you enjoy this update
Multilevel ZigZag SupertrendVery much similar to :
I have slightly changed code to accommodate multiple zigzags. Also removed possibility of external source to keep it simple.
Indicator shows 2 Level zigzag based supertrends. Second zigzag used is multi level zigzag and hence, this acts as higher timeframe filter and can be considered as overall trend bias.
