Analisis Trend
Buy/Sell Signals with Woodies CCI FilterThis script combines multiple indicators to provide precise buy/sell signals while filtering out false signals. It integrates Bollinger Bands, Woodies CCI, OBV, and ATR to create a robust trading strategy suitable for both trend-following and mean-reversion approaches. Here's how it works:
-Bollinger Bands: Identify overbought and oversold zones based on price volatility.
-Woodies CCI: Acts as a momentum filter to validate buy/sell signals.
-OBV (On-Balance Volume): Confirms the direction of price movement using volume.
-ATR (Average True Range): Determines realistic Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) levels based on market volatility.
How It Works
-A Buy Signal is triggered when the price crosses above the short-term moving average (MA), and both the short-term and long-term Woodies CCI confirm upward momentum.
-A Sell Signal is triggered when the price crosses below the short-term MA, and both CCIs confirm downward momentum.
-The script includes realistic TP/SL levels using ATR to manage risks effectively.
Script này kết hợp nhiều chỉ báo để cung cấp tín hiệu mua/bán chính xác đồng thời lọc bỏ các tín hiệu sai. Nó tích hợp Bollinger Bands, Woodies CCI, OBV, và ATR để tạo ra một chiến lược giao dịch mạnh mẽ, phù hợp cho cả phương pháp theo xu hướng và hồi quy giá. Dưới đây là cách hoạt động:
-Bollinger Bands: Xác định vùng giá quá mua và quá bán dựa trên độ biến động.
-Woodies CCI: Là bộ lọc động lượng để xác nhận tín hiệu mua/bán.
-OBV (On-Balance Volume): Xác nhận hướng di chuyển của giá dựa trên khối lượng giao dịch.
-ATR (Average True Range): Xác định mức Take Profit (TP) và Stop Loss (SL) thực tế dựa trên độ biến động của thị trường.
Cách Hoạt Động
-Tín hiệu Mua được kích hoạt khi giá cắt lên đường MA ngắn hạn và cả hai chỉ báo Woodies CCI (ngắn hạn và dài hạn) xác nhận động lượng tăng.
-Tín hiệu Bán được kích hoạt khi giá cắt xuống đường MA ngắn hạn và cả hai chỉ báo CCI xác nhận động lượng giảm.
-Script bao gồm các mức TP/SL thực tế sử dụng ATR để quản lý rủi ro hiệu quả.
RSI NarrativesDescription:
The RSI Narratives script aggregates Relative Strength Index (RSI) values across multiple cryptocurrency narratives or sectors, providing an easy-to-read visual and alert system for trend reversals and overbought/oversold conditions. This tool is designed for traders looking to track sector-specific trends and compare performance across AI, DeFi, Level 1 blockchains, and more.
Key Features:
RSI Aggregation by Sector: Calculates average RSI for key narratives, including AI, DeFi, Level 1 blockchains, new memes, and more.
Customizable RSI Settings: Adjust RSI period, line width, and label offsets for personalized analysis.
Dynamic Alerts: Receive alerts when a narrative enters overbought or oversold territory, helping you act quickly on market movements.
Clean Visualization: Overlay sector-specific SMA lines with distinct colors and optional labels for quick interpretation.
Multi-Narrative Comparison: Analyze trends across diverse narratives to identify emerging opportunities.
Parameters for Customization:
RSI Period: Set the lookback period for RSI calculations (default: 14).
Line Width: Adjust the thickness of plotted lines (default: 2).
Label Offset: Control label placement for better chart readability.
Overbought/Oversold Thresholds: Configure the RSI levels for alerts (default: 70/40).
How to Use:
Add the script to your TradingView chart.
Customize the RSI parameters to suit your trading strategy.
Monitor the plotted SMA lines to identify narrative-specific trends.
Set alerts for overbought and oversold conditions to stay informed in real time.
Alerts System:
Alerts trigger when a narrative crosses predefined overbought or oversold levels.
Text notifications suggest potential trading actions, such as selling on overbought or buying on oversold.
Intended Users:
This script is ideal for crypto traders, sector analysts, and market enthusiasts who want to track performance across narratives and gain actionable insights into sector rotations.
Disclaimer:
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Please test on historical data and practice caution when trading.
GB_Sir : 15 Min Inside Candle SetupIt fetches 15 Min Inside Candle Setup on chart. It draws lines on High and Low of 2nd candle. These lines are persistent even after changing timeframe of chart to any lower time frame. This helps to easily manage the trade on lower timeframe.
Supports and Resistances Multi Timeframe - VK TradingThe Supports and Resistances Multi Timeframe - VK Trading indicator is designed to help traders identify key support and resistance levels across multiple timeframes. It integrates real-time market data with smooth, customizable visual markers, allowing traders to quickly spot potential entry and exit points. This tool is particularly valuable for trend-following traders who want to see the most critical levels of price action on various timeframes.
Features:
Multi-Timeframe Support: Display support and resistance levels for the current, first, and second timeframes, helping traders identify price points across different market cycles.
Customizable Appearance: Choose from various colors for levels and bands, as well as transparency settings to match your chart's design.
ATR-based Bands: Uses the Average True Range (ATR) to dynamically adjust the width of support and resistance bands, offering more accurate price movement insights.
Pivot Points: Identifies pivot highs and lows, offering precise support and resistance levels based on the price action.
Smoothing Options: Customize the ATR smoothing method with options like RMA, SMA, EMA, and WMA for better alignment with your trading strategy.
Functionalities:
Quick Level Detection: The indicator highlights the most recent high and low levels on the current timeframe, ensuring you’re always aware of nearby price barriers.
Support and Resistance Visualization: Easily visualize the major support and resistance levels on multiple timeframes, improving decision-making and trade management.
Dynamic Band Widths: Customize the ATR multiplier for each timeframe, adapting the support and resistance bands based on the volatility of the market.
Multi-Timeframe Integration: View price action levels from a broader perspective with support and resistance data from the current, first, and second timeframes all in one chart.
Flexible Timeframe Selection: Choose your preferred timeframes for support and resistance levels, from daily, weekly, to monthly, for broader or narrower market views.
How it Helps Traders:
This indicator is ideal for traders who rely on multi-timeframe analysis to make well-informed trading decisions. By visualizing key support and resistance levels across several timeframes, traders can improve the precision of their entries and exits, better manage risk, and enhance their market timing. The tool provides a comprehensive view of price action, allowing traders to spot potential reversals and breakouts, making it easier to execute strategies effectively.
Disclaimer:
This script is an educational and analytical tool. It does not guarantee specific results or eliminate trading risk. Trading in the financial markets involves significant risks; use this script at your own risk.
75th-25th percentile momentum | 𝓡𝓸𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓾𝓻Introducing Rocheur’s 75th-25th Percentile Momentum Indicator
The 75th-25th Percentile Momentum indicator is a cutting-edge tool that combines percentile rank analysis with ATR-based deviation to detect significant bullish and bearish momentum in the market. By analyzing price movements relative to the 75th and 25th percentiles of recent data, the indicator provides traders with clear and dynamic signals for long and short opportunities.
How It Works
Percentile Analysis:
The 75th and 25th percentiles are calculated over a user-defined lookback period, representing the upper and lower thresholds for price action.
ATR-Based Adjustment:
ATR (Average True Range) is used to account for market volatility, dynamically adjusting the thresholds with user-defined multipliers.
Signal Generation:
Long Signal: Triggered when the price exceeds the 75th percentile plus the ATR-based adjustment (default multiplier: 1.3).
Short Signal: Triggered when the price falls below the 25th percentile minus the ATR-based adjustment (default multiplier: 1.3).
Visual Representation
The indicator offers a clear and customizable visual interface:
Green Bars: Indicate a bullish trend, signaling a potential long opportunity when the price surpasses the adjusted 75th percentile.
Red Bars: Indicate a bearish trend, signaling a potential short opportunity when the price drops below the adjusted 25th percentile.
Additional visuals include:
A dynamically colored 54-period EMA line, representing trend direction:
Green Line: Indicates a bullish trend.
Red Line: Indicates a bearish trend.
A filled area between the EMA line and the midpoint (HL2), offering enhanced trend visibility.
Customization & Parameters
The 75th-25th Percentile Momentum indicator includes several adjustable parameters to suit different trading styles:
Source: Defines the input price (default: close).
Percentile Length: Default set to 25, determines the lookback period for percentile calculations.
ATR Length: Default set to 14, adjusts the sensitivity of volatility measurement.
Multiplier for 75th Percentile: Default set to 1.3, adjusts the threshold for long signals.
Multiplier for 25th Percentile: Default set to 1.3, adjusts the threshold for short signals.
Color Modes: Choose from eight visual themes to personalize the appearance of trend signals.
Trading Applications
This indicator is versatile and can be applied across various markets and strategies:
Momentum Trading: Highlights when price action demonstrates strong upward or downward momentum relative to recent percentiles.
Volatility-Adaptive Strategies: By incorporating ATR-based thresholds, the indicator adjusts dynamically to market conditions.
Reversal Detection: Identifies potential turning points when the price moves significantly beyond the 75th or 25th percentiles.
Final Note
Rocheur’s 75th-25th Percentile Momentum indicator is a powerful tool for traders looking to capture momentum and trend opportunities in the market.
Its combination of percentile analysis, volatility adjustment, and visual clarity offers a robust framework for making informed trading decisions. As with all indicators, it is recommended to backtest thoroughly and integrate this tool into a comprehensive trading strategy.
Zero-Lag,Volume-Speed,EMA,Renko-ChartThe script is based on multiple scripts for Zero-Lag, Volume speed and also includes Exponential Moving Average.
Thanks to @AlgoAlpha and @BoreDevil as their script initiated this customization.
The script gives a quick look into the short- and long-term trend status in the table on bottom-right.
On top-right, the table provides volume-based information. It shows "Slow" or "Fast" if the last candle volume is below or above moving average of volume.
This also provides 4 EMAs and the Renko chart.
The settings provide options to customized as per personal choices.
Combined SuperTrend AI [AlgoAlpha & LuxAlgo]Introducing the Machine Learning Adaptive SuperTrend, an advanced trading indicator designed to adapt to market volatility dynamically using machine learning techniques. This indicator employs k-means clustering to categorize market volatility into high, medium, and low levels, enhancing the traditional SuperTrend strategy. Perfect for traders who want an edge in identifying trend shifts and market conditions.
What is K-Means Clustering and How It Works
K-means clustering is a machine learning algorithm that partitions data into distinct groups based on similarity. In this indicator, the algorithm analyzes ATR (Average True Range) values to classify volatility into three clusters: high, medium, and low. The algorithm iterates to optimize the centroids of these clusters, ensuring accurate volatility classification.
Key Features
🎨 Customizable Appearance: Adjust colors for bullish and bearish trends.
🔧 Flexible Settings: Configure ATR length, SuperTrend factor, and initial volatility guesses.
📊 Volatility Classification: Uses k-means clustering to adapt to market conditions.
📈 Dynamic SuperTrend Calculation: Applies the classified volatility level to the SuperTrend calculation.
🔔 Alerts: Set alerts for trend shifts and volatility changes.
📋 Data Table Display: View cluster details and current volatility on the chart.
SuperTrend Heikin AshiSuperTrend Heikin Ashi ... basato sui valori delle candele HA permette di sfruttare il vantaggio di quelle candele avendo quindi meno falsi segnali.
Da utilizzare con le normali accortezze con cui si guarda il SuperTrend.
Enjoy ... il mio SuperTrend HA con l'augurio che vi aiuti a ottimizzare il vostro trading nel 2025! Auguri, buon anno!
Vietnamese 3x SupertrendThis strategy utilizes multiple Supertrend indicators with varying periods and multipliers to identify high-probability entry and exit points.
Key Features:
Multi-Supertrend Approach: Employs three Supertrend indicators with different parameter settings to filter signals and improve accuracy.
Pyramiding: Allows for up to three entries per trade, increasing potential profits while managing risk.
Dynamic Stop-Loss: Implements an entry stop-loss based on the previous entry price, helping to protect profits.
Flexible Exit Conditions: Offers multiple exit scenarios, including trailing stops, average price loss, and all positions in loss.
Backtesting & Optimization: Backtested on historical data and optimized parameters for potential performance improvement.
Disclaimer:
This strategy involves inherent risks and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Note:
You can customize this introduction by adding more specific details about your strategy's logic, such as the entry criteria, risk management rules, or any unique features.
Consider adding keywords to your introduction to improve search visibility on TradingView.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Noro's SMA MTF v2.0Description: Modified to migrate and maintain compatibility with the Pine Editor version.
Original Source:
Correlation Pro
Smart Correlation Pro is an indicator for assessing the correlation between two assets in the market. It analyzes correlation over a selected period and provides traders with flexible tools for making informed decisions.
Key Features:
1. Correlation coefficient (-1 to 1):
• 1: Perfect positive correlation (movement in the same direction).
• 0: No correlation (assets are independent).
• -1: Perfect negative correlation (movement in opposite directions).
2. Dynamic analysis:
• Changes the color of the line depending on the strength of the correlation:
• Green — high positive correlation.
• Red — high negative correlation.
• Gray — weak or no correlation.
3. Trading signals:
• Automatic alerts when important correlation levels are reached (> 0.8 or < -0.8).
• Visual cues for identifying potential entry points or risk diversification.
4. Customizable settings:
• Compare any two assets (e.g., BTC and ETH).
• Ability to choose the correlation calculation period.
Who it’s for:
• Traders analyzing coin movements in the cryptocurrency market.
• Investors looking for the strongest or weakest assets for their portfolio.
• Those working with hedging or diversification strategies.
How to Use:
1. Set the second asset in the indicator settings.
2. Analyze the correlation change on the chart:
• High positive correlation → similar price movement, opportunity for hedging.
• High negative correlation → opposite movement, suitable for diversification.
• Low correlation → independence of assets, opportunity to choose the stronger asset.
Benefits:
• Easy to use.
• Instant analysis of asset correlations.
• Increases decision-making accuracy in the market.
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Smart Correlation Pro — це індикатор для оцінки взаємозв’язку між двома активами на ринку. Він аналізує кореляцію за обраним періодом та надає трейдерам гнучкі інструменти для ухвалення обґрунтованих рішень.
Основні можливості:
1. Коефіцієнт кореляції (-1 до 1):
• 1: Ідеальна позитивна кореляція (рух в одному напрямку).
• 0: Відсутність кореляції (активи незалежні).
• -1: Ідеальна негативна кореляція (рух у протилежних напрямках).
2. Динамічний аналіз:
• Змінює колір лінії залежно від сили кореляції:
• Зелений — висока позитивна кореляція.
• Червоний — висока негативна кореляція.
• Сірий — слабка або відсутня кореляція.
3. Сигнали для трейдингу:
• Автоматичні оповіщення при досягненні важливих рівнів кореляції (> 0.8 або < -0.8).
• Візуальні підказки для визначення можливих точок входу або диверсифікації ризиків.
4. Гнучкість налаштувань:
• Порівнюйте будь-які два активи (наприклад, BTC та ETH).
• Можливість обирати період розрахунку кореляції.
Кому підходить:
• Трейдерам, які аналізують рух монет на криптовалютному ринку.
• Інвесторам, що шукають найсильніші або найслабші активи для портфеля.
• Тих, хто працює з хеджуванням або диверсифікацією.
Як використовувати:
1. Встановіть другий актив у параметрах індикатора.
2. Аналізуйте зміну кореляції на графіку:
• Висока позитивна кореляція → схожий рух цін, можливість хеджування.
• Висока негативна кореляція → протилежний рух, підходить для диверсифікації.
• Низька кореляція → незалежність активів, можливість вибору сильнішого активу.
Переваги:
• Простота у використанні.
• Миттєвий аналіз взаємозв’язків між активами.
• Підвищує точність рішень на ринку.)
5EMA : Power Of Stocks (SHORT)5EMA : Power of Stocks (SHORT)
This script is based on the 5EMA strategy developed by Subhashis Pani, a renowned Indian trader known for his insightful approach to the stock market. The strategy combines the 5-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and Relative Strength Index (RSI) to generate high-probability short trade signals in trending markets. This version is designed to help traders capture short-term price movements with a clear risk/reward ratio.
How it works:
5 EMA: The 5-period EMA is used to identify short-term trends in the market. The strategy focuses on entering short positions when the price moves below the previous low, signaling a potential downward trend.
RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI (set to 14 by default) is used to filter out weak signals by ensuring the RSI is above 60, indicating a strong trend or momentum. This adds an additional layer of confirmation to the short signal.
Short Entry Condition: The entry is triggered when the RSI is above 60, and the price breaks below the low of the previous candle (indicating bearish momentum).
Risk/Reward Ratio: The script allows you to set a customizable risk/reward ratio to manage stop-loss (SL) and take-profit (TP) levels. These levels are plotted on the chart for visual clarity, helping traders to manage their trades more effectively.
Features:
EMA Length: Customizable 5-period EMA length (default 5), which is central to the strategy.
RSI Length : Customizable RSI length (default 14), used to confirm the strength of the trend.
Risk/Reward Calculation: Adjustable risk/reward ratio for determining stop-loss and take-profit points.
Visual Risk/Reward Boxes: Displays boxes on the chart that represent the risk and reward areas, with labels showing the risk (SL) and reward (TP) points.
Historical Data: Option to show or hide historical risk/reward ratios for better analysis.
Alerts: Built-in alerts for key conditions like "No Touch EMA" and "5 EMA Entry" to notify traders of potential trade opportunities.
How to Use:
Set your desired risk/reward ratio and EMA and RSI lengths in the input settings.
The script will plot short entry signals when the criteria are met, and it will display the stop-loss and take-profit levels as colored boxes on the chart.
Use the visual indicators and alerts to stay informed and manage your trades with clear targets.
Dynamic Liquidity Lines - KetbotAILiquidity Zones Indicator: Maximize Your Trading Edge
This indicator is designed to help traders identify key liquidity areas in the Gold market, where price is most likely to react. By targeting these zones, you can anticipate reversals or breakouts and make informed trading decisions. Here's a breakdown of its features and how to use it effectively.
Features of the Liquidity Zones Indicator
Liquidity Zone Alerts (Dynamic Labels):
High Liquidity Hit (Red Label):
Appears when the price reaches a high-liquidity area, typically a resistance zone with concentrated sell orders.
Low Liquidity Hit (Green Label):
Appears when the price reaches a low-liquidity area, typically a support zone with concentrated buy orders.
Dynamic Liquidity Levels (Horizontal Lines):
- Red Lines: Represent resistance areas where price may reverse or face selling pressure.
- Green Lines: Represent support areas where price may reverse or face buying pressure.
Reaction Zones:
Highlight areas where price action is expected to react strongly, helping traders identify critical levels for entry, exit, or monitoring.
How to Use the Indicator
Spot Key Liquidity Zones:
Use the red and green horizontal lines to identify areas of resistance (red) and support (green).
These zones are likely areas for price reactions, so plan your trades accordingly.
React to Liquidity Hits:
High Liquidity Hit (Red Label):
When price touches a red resistance level, look for bearish reversal patterns (e.g., pin bars, engulfing candles) as sell signals.
Watch for potential breakouts if the price strongly breaks through the resistance level.
Low Liquidity Hit (Green Label):
When price touches a green support level, look for bullish reversal patterns or strong bounces as buy signals.
If the price breaks below the support, it may signal continued bearish momentum.
Trade with a Plan:
For Buy Trades:
Enter near green lines or after a "Low Liquidity Hit" signal.
Place stop-loss orders just below the support level.
Set take-profit targets at the next resistance level or near red lines.
For Sell Trades:
Enter near red lines or after a "High Liquidity Hit" signal.
Place stop-loss orders just above the resistance level.
Set take-profit targets at the next support level or near green lines.
Combine with Market Context:
In trending markets, use liquidity zones to join the trend (e.g., buying on green levels during an uptrend).
In ranging markets, focus on reversals within the defined liquidity zones.
Why Use This Indicator?
Precision:
Target specific zones where the price is most likely to react, reducing guesswork in your trading decisions.
Versatility:
Works well in both trending and ranging markets to identify entry and exit points.
Clear Visual Cues:
Dynamic labels ("High Liquidity Hit" and "Low Liquidity Hit") make it easy to spot critical trading opportunities.
Time-Saving:
Automatically highlights key support and resistance levels, so you don’t have to search for them manually.
Pro Tips for Using This Indicator
Set Alerts:
Enable alerts for when the price hits high or low liquidity zones to stay on top of market movements.
Combine with Other Tools:
Pair this indicator with RSI, MACD, or volume analysis to confirm the strength of reactions at liquidity zones.
Backtest the Strategy:
Use historical data to evaluate the effectiveness of liquidity zones and refine your approach for live trading.
Multi-Timeframe Analysis:
Use this indicator across different timeframes (e.g., 1H, 4H, or daily) to align short-term trades with broader trends.
Adjust for Breakouts:
If the price breaks above a red resistance level or below a green support level, watch for retests to confirm the breakout.
This Liquidity Zones Indicator is perfect for traders looking to trade smarter by focusing on areas where market reactions are most likely. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned trader, this tool provides actionable insights to improve your strategy.
Zero Lag Trend Indicator - KetbotAI
Features of the Indicator:
Dynamic Trend Lines:
Green Line: Signals a bullish trend, indicating upward momentum in the market.
Red Line: Signals a bearish trend, indicating downward momentum in the market.
These lines dynamically adjust to market conditions, making it easy to identify trends at a glance.
Trend Signals:
"Trend Up" (Green): Marks the start of a bullish trend. Look for these signals as potential buying opportunities.
"Trend Down" (Red): Marks the start of a bearish trend. Look for these signals as potential selling opportunities.
Green Arrows: Highlight potential buy entry points.
Red Arrows: Highlight potential sell entry points.
Momentum Zones (Shaded Background):
Green Zones: Represent periods of bullish momentum, confirming the strength of an uptrend.
Red Zones: Represent periods of bearish momentum, confirming the strength of a downtrend.
These zones provide a clear visual cue for market sentiment.
How to Trade with This Indicator:
Identify Trend Direction:
Use the green and red trend lines to determine the market's direction:
A green line indicates a bullish trend and favors long (buy) positions.
A red line indicates a bearish trend and favors short (sell) positions.
Enter Trades at Reversal Points:
Enter a buy trade:
When the trend shifts from red to green.
Confirm with the "Trend Up" label or green arrow for additional confidence.
Enter a sell trade:
When the trend shifts from green to red.
Confirm with the "Trend Down" label or red arrow for additional confidence.
Use Shaded Zones for Confirmation:
Green Zones: Confirm that bullish momentum is dominating, supporting long trades.
Red Zones: Confirm that bearish momentum is dominating, supporting short trades.
Plan Your Exits:
For long trades, exit when the trend transitions back to red or when resistance levels are hit.
For short trades, exit when the trend transitions back to green or when support levels are hit.
Combine with Additional Indicators:
Pair this indicator with momentum tools like RSI, MACD, or volume analysis for enhanced signal confirmation.
Why Use This Indicator?
Simplicity:
Clean, easy-to-read signals help you make trading decisions with clarity and confidence.
Time-Saving:
Eliminates guesswork by highlighting trend direction and key entry/exit points.
Versatility:
Suitable for intraday, swing, or position traders who want a reliable trend-based tool.
Custom Alerts:
Set alerts for trend transitions (red to green or green to red) or when arrows appear, so you never miss a trade.
Suggestions for Optimization:
Adjust Sensitivity:
Fine-tune the settings to match your preferred trading style or market conditions.
Backtesting:
Test the indicator on historical data to build confidence in its accuracy and refine your strategy.
Multi-Timeframe Analysis:
Use the indicator across different timeframes (e.g., 1H, 4H) to align short-term entries with long-term trends.
This Gold Trend Indicator is your companion for identifying trends, capturing reversals, and making informed trading decisions. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, its intuitive design and powerful signals will enhance your trading performance.
Signals & Overlays This script includes:
EMA Fast and Slow: Two exponential moving averages for trend detection.
ATR-based Bands: Dynamic support and resistance levels based on ATR.
Buy/Sell Signals: Generated when EMA Fast crosses over or under EMA Slow.
Overlays and Background: Visualization of trend with EMAs, bands, and a color-coded background.
Alerts: Configurable alerts for buy and sell signals.
Supertrend with Buy and Sell SignalsIndicator Features:
Buy and Sell Arrows:
Green Arrows (Buy):
These indicate potential buy signals when the price is in a bullish reversal zone.
Often appear after the price hits a support level or during an uptrend continuation.
Red Arrows (Sell):
These indicate potential sell signals when the price is in a bearish reversal zone.
Typically appear near resistance levels or during a trend reversal downward.
Dynamic Trendline Channels (Blue and Red):
These lines create a visual boundary for price movements, helping traders identify potential breakout or consolidation phases.
- Blue Line: Acts as support during an uptrend.
- Red Line: Acts as resistance during a downtrend.
Label Notifications:
Clear "Buy" or "Sell" labels reinforce the directional signals for quick decision-making.
These labels are designed to keep traders focused on actionable opportunities.
How to Trade with This Indicator:
Identify Trade Opportunities:
For Buy Trades:
Look for a green arrow and the "Buy" label near the blue support line.
Confirm the signal with bullish price action, such as higher highs or strong green candles.
For Sell Trades:
Look for a red arrow and the "Sell" label near the red resistance line.
Confirm the signal with bearish price action, such as lower lows or strong red candles.
Plan Entries and Exits:
Enter trades after confirmation of the arrow signal by observing the next few candles.
Use the blue line (support) for placing stop-loss orders below a buy trade.
Use the red line (resistance) for placing stop-loss orders above a sell trade.
Set take-profit targets based on nearby key price levels or dynamic trendlines.
Adapt to Market Conditions:
In trending markets: Follow the arrows and dynamic channels in the direction of the trend.
In range-bound markets: Focus on buy signals near the bottom of the range (blue lines) and sell signals near the top of the range (red lines).
Use with Multi-Timeframe Analysis:
- Combine this indicator with higher timeframes (e.g., 1H, 4H) to align trades with broader trends.
- Use lower timeframes for fine-tuning entries.
Trend Cloud with Signals buy and sell - KetbotAIThis indicator is designed to help traders identify key support and resistance levels, trends, and potential entry and exit points. Below is a breakdown of its features and how to use them effectively.
Features:
Dynamic Support and Resistance Lines:
The blue line acts as a dynamic support level where the price is likely to bounce upward.
The orange line serves as a dynamic resistance level where the price is likely to reverse downward.
These lines adjust based on market conditions, helping traders identify key price zones.
Directional Arrows:
- Red arrows indicate potential sell signals or bearish trend reversals, suggesting downward movement.
- Green arrows indicate potential buy signals or bullish trend reversals, suggesting upward movement.
These signals can be used for confirming trade entries.
Shaded Zones (Momentum Zones):
- The red zone highlights areas of bearish momentum, indicating selling pressure.
- The green zone highlights areas of bullish momentum, indicating buying pressure.
These zones provide a quick visual representation of market sentiment.
How to Trade with This Indicator:
Identify the Trend:
- Bullish Trend: If the price is above the orange line and within the green zone, it indicates strong upward momentum.
- Bearish Trend: If the price is below the blue line and within the red zone, it indicates strong downward momentum.
Enter Trades:
Buy Opportunities:
Look for green arrows near the blue line or within the green shaded zone.
Confirm the signal by observing bullish price action (e.g., higher highs or strong green candles).
Sell Opportunities:
Look for red arrows near the orange line or within the red shaded zone.
Confirm the signal by observing bearish price action (e.g., lower lows or strong red candles).
Set Stop-Loss and Take-Profit:
For buy trades:
Place your stop-loss just below the blue line or the recent swing low.
Set your take-profit near the orange line or at key resistance levels.
For sell trades:
Place your stop-loss just above the orange line or the recent swing high.
Set your take-profit near the blue line or at key support levels.
Combine with Multi-Timeframe Analysis:
Use this indicator alongside higher timeframes (e.g., 1H or 4H) to align your trades with the broader trend.
Pro Tips for Effective Use:
Use Alerts:
Set alerts for when the price touches the blue or orange lines or when the arrows appear, so you never miss a trade opportunity.
Validate with Other Indicators:
Pair this indicator with tools like RSI, MACD, or volume analysis to confirm breakouts or reversals.
Backtest and Optimize:
Test this indicator on historical data to refine your strategy and identify its strengths and weaknesses.
Adapt to Market Conditions:
For trending markets, follow the directional momentum.
For ranging markets, trade the bounces off the blue and orange lines.
This indicator is a powerful tool for traders looking to optimize their gold trading strategies. Its visual cues make it easy to spot trends and potential reversals. Let us know how it works for you or if you'd like to see additional features in future updates! 🚀
Probability System v1.0 [AstroHub]The Probability System is an indicator designed to assess the likelihood of a market trend change based on the analysis of previous candles. The system calculates the probability of price increasing (up) or decreasing (down) based on the count of bullish (up) and bearish (down) candles over a selected period. The script generates buy and sell signals based on these probabilities and displays visual elements that help traders gauge the strength of the trend across different timeframes.
How it works:
Probability Calculation:
The script analyzes the open and close prices of candles over the chosen period (default is 20).
Using this data, the script calculates the probability of price increasing Up Probability or decreasing Down Probability as percentages.
Signal Generation:
A Green signal is generated when the upProbability exceeds a set threshold.
A Red signal is generated when the downProbability exceeds a threshold.
Multi-Level Visualization:
For both up and down probabilities, four levels are defined: 50%, 60%, 70%, and 80%. Each level is represented by circles with varying intensity (color opacity):
Green circles below the price represent up probabilities, with increasing intensity indicating a stronger bullish trend.
Red circles above the price represent down probabilities, with increasing intensity showing stronger bearish signals.
Alerts:
Alerts are set up for each probability level, notifying traders in real-time when specific thresholds are met.
The alerts provide the exact percentage of the probability, allowing traders to act on changes in the market conditions promptly.
How to Use:
Set the desired analysis period (default is 20) and the probability threshold (e.g., 80%) for buy or sell signals.
The script will automatically display signals on the chart, as well as color-coded circles to indicate the probability strength.
Enable real-time notifications for each probability level to keep track of changes in the market trend.
This script is suitable for all types of traders, whether using short-term or long-term strategies.
Unique Features:
Multi-Level Probability Visualization: Four distinct probability levels (50%, 60%, 70%, 80%) are displayed with varying color intensities, providing a clearer understanding of market conditions.
Flexible Settings: Users can customize the analysis period and probability threshold according to their trading style and market conditions.
Real-Time Alerts: Alerts for different probability levels help traders respond swiftly to changes in the market.
Dynamic Signals Based on Statistics: The indicator doesn't rely on fixed data but rather uses the actual statistics of past candles, offering more accurate and timely signals for traders.
Suitable for All Trading Styles: Whether you trade short-term or follow longer-term strategies, this system is versatile and valuable for both types of traders.
Who it’s for:
This indicator is ideal for traders who use technical analysis and are looking for accurate signals based on the probability of trend changes. It’s useful for both beginner and experienced traders who want to improve the precision of their market decisions.
Azlan MA Silang PRIMEAn advanced trend-following and momentum-based indicator for professional traders.
Azlan MA Silang PRIME combines multiple timeframe trend analysis with precise MA crossover strategies to deliver accurate buy and sell signals. This indicator is designed for traders who require robust tools for trend confirmation, minimizing false signals, and optimizing entry and exit strategies.
Key Features:
• Customizable Moving Averages: Adjust lengths, types (SMA, EMA, WMA, LWMA), and price sources (OHLC/HL/2 variants).
• Higher Timeframe Confirmation: Automatically syncs with selected higher timeframes to validate trends and reduce noise.
• Prime Strike Alerts: Get notified when all or more than 1 Prime Strike Candle Gauge (PSCG 1, PSCG 2, PSCG 3) align in the same direction, signaling a strong trend. Use for M1 timeframe only.
• Signal Refinement: Avoid signals when price violates key levels, such as higher timeframe MA thresholds.
• Alert Customization: Select between initial crossover alerts, Prime Strike alerts, or both for tailored notifications.
Use Cases:
• Trend Identification: Quickly determine market trends across multiple timeframes for more informed decision-making.
• Entry/Exit Precision: Use refined buy/sell signals to improve your timing and maximize profitability.
• Risk Management: Minimize false entries by confirming signals against higher timeframe trends.
The Azlan MA Silang PRIME indicator is a powerful tool designed to provide highly accurate entry signals by analyzing both higher and lower timeframes. Follow the steps below to use the indicator effectively:
1. General Setup
• Add to Chart: Apply the indicator to your chart in TradingView.
• Inputs: Customize the Moving Average (MA) types, lengths, and price sources in the settings according to your strategy.
• Timeframe Selection:
o Use the current chart timeframe for detailed entry and exit signals.
o Select a higher timeframe (HTF) in the settings to follow trend alignment for a broader market view.
2. Understanding Signals
• Buy Signals:
o A green "BUY" label will appear when the lower timeframe MA1 crosses above MA2, and the higher timeframe is in an uptrend.
o Valid only if the price is above the higher timeframe’s MA2.
• Sell Signals:
o A red "SELL" label will appear when the lower timeframe MA1 crosses below MA2, and the higher timeframe is in a downtrend.
o Valid only if the price is below the higher timeframe’s MA2.
Note: If the price is on the opposite side of the higher timeframe’s MA2, no signals will be generated to avoid false entries.
3. Using the 'Chart' Timeframe
When focusing only on your current chart’s timeframe:
• Ensure MA1 and MA2 are configured to match your strategy.
• Look for crossovers between MA1 and MA2 for potential entry points.
• Alerts will trigger based on the alert type selected:
o Initial Signals Only: Get alerts for the first crossover after confirmation.
o Prime Strike Only: Receive alerts when all lower timeframes align in the same trend direction.
o Both: Get alerts for both types of conditions.
4. Combining Lower Timeframe (LTF) and Higher Timeframe (HTF)
For higher accuracy, use a dual timeframe approach:
• Higher Timeframe (HTF):
o Select a higher timeframe (e.g., H1 or H4) in the indicator settings.
o HTF MAs (MA1 and MA2) define the primary trend direction.
o The background will change to green (uptrend) or red (downtrend) to visually confirm the HTF trend.
• Lower Timeframe (LTF):
o Signals will be filtered based on the HTF trend.
o For buy signals, the lower timeframe must confirm the uptrend (price above HTF MA2).
o For sell signals, the lower timeframe must confirm the downtrend (price below HTF MA2).
5. Interpreting Prime Strike Signals (M1)
Prime Strike signals analyze multiple timeframes (e.g., M1, M5, M15) for alignment:
• Buy Prime Strike:
o All selected timeframes (M1, M5, M15) must indicate an uptrend.
o A strong "Prime Strike UP" alert will trigger for immediate action.
• Sell Prime Strike:
o All selected timeframes (M1, M5, M15) must indicate a downtrend.
o A strong "Prime Strike DOWN" alert will trigger for immediate action.
6. Alerts
• Enable Alerts: Set up alerts in TradingView by clicking on the "Alerts" tab and selecting "Azlan MA Silang PRIME."
• Alerts include:
o Higher timeframe trend changes (e.g., "HTF changed to UPTREND").
o Buy/Sell signals based on lower timeframe MA crossovers aligned with HTF trends.
o Prime Strike alerts when all lower timeframes align.
7. When to Use Higher Timeframes
• Swing Trades: Follow the HTF trend (e.g., H4, D1) for entries.
• Avoid False Signals: HTF trend alignment ensures that LTF signals are reliable.
• Trend Confirmation: Use HTF as a filter to confirm market direction.
8. When to Use Lower Timeframes
• Scalping/Day Trading: Focus on lower timeframes (e.g., M1, M5) for faster signals.
• Early Entries: Lower timeframes allow quicker entry before HTF trends are fully established.
• Signal Filtering: Ensure the price is aligned with the HTF trend (above/below HTF MA2) to avoid invalid signals.
9. Best Practices
• Backtest First: Test the indicator on historical data to understand its behavior.
• Avoid Overtrading: Use the Prime Strike feature to wait for alignment across timeframes.
• Combine with Other Tools: Use support/resistance, volume analysis, or other indicators to validate entries.
With these instructions, you can maximize the effectiveness of the Azlan MA Silang PRIME indicator for any trading style. Happy trading!
Notes:
• Suitable for professional traders who can integrate this tool into their existing strategies.
• Not recommended for beginners due to the complexity of configurations.
Bollinger Bands Multi TimeFrame [DDMG]Indicador Bandas de Bollinger de Marcos Temporales Múltiples.
¡Hola!, te presento mi primer indicador, después de meses intensos de trabajo, investigación y análisis logré realizar este indicador de las bandas de Bollinger de marcos temporales múltiples, si bien son las bandas de Bollinger habituales, te permite seleccionar entre bandas de múltiples marcos temporales para que puedas analizar el comportamiento del precio en el marco temporal que desees, sin necesidad de cambiar la temporalidad, también arroja señales alcistas y bajistas dependiendo del comportamiento entre bandas de distintos marcos temporales, por último y a manera de estudio personal, desarrollé una especie de EMA recíproca o inversa a la EMA 9, su cálculo lo detallo en la sección Cálculo de las Bandas de Bollinger.
Todo esto lo puedes personalizar en el menú de Estilo, dentro de configuración, más adelante te explico cómo.
Sin más, ¡comencemos de una vez!
Con este indicador podrás visualizar las bandas de Bollinger de distintas temporalidades sin importar el marco temporal en el que te encuentres.
Puedes seleccionar cualquier banda de Bollinger de los siguientes marcos temporales: 15 minutos, 30 minutos, 1 hora, 2 horas, 4 horas, 12 horas, 1 Dia y 1 Semana. Éstas, se mostrarán en el gráfico en todo momento, por lo que puedes visualizar las bandas mientras analizas el precio de 5 minutos, el de 1 hora, el diario o el precio que quieras, sin perder detalle del momentum en el que te encuentras según las bandas de Bollinger que hayas seleccionado.
***Puedes seleccionar una o todas las bandas, pero ten en cuenta que entre más bandas selecciones más saturado quedará el gráfico, a pesar de esto fue diseñado para que puedas elegir libremente las bandas, EMAs o fondos que desees, se detallará en la sección Cálculo de las Bandas de Bollinger***
(A mí me gusta utilizar la de 4 horas, la diaria y la semanal, pero te invito a descubrir cuál es la combinación que más te funciona.)
Cálculo de las Bandas de Bollinger:
Se calculan de forma habitual considerando dos promedios móviles exponenciales (EMA), uno de 9 periodos y otro de 20. A la EMA de 20 periodos se le suma y se le restan dos veces su desviación estándar para generar la banda superior y la banda inferior, respectivamente.
De forma adicional y a manera de estudio personal construí una EMA adicional que toma la diferencia entre la EMA 20 o Basis y la EMA 9 y se la suma a la EMA de 20 periodos (Basis), llamada EMA Built .
Como consecuencia obtenemos una especie de EMA recíproca o inversa a la EMA 9, que se encontrará a la misma distancia entre EMA 9 y EMA 20 pero en sentido opuesto. Esto nos arroja 5 niveles sobre los cuales se pueden tomar decisiones: Banda Superior, EMA 9, EMA 20, EMA Built y Banda Inferior.
Si no te sientes conforme con esta EMA Built o crees que está muy saturado el gráfico puedes desactivar ésta y cualquier banda o EMA de cualquier temporalidad antes descrita en la configuración en el menú “Estilo”.
Código para el cálculo de EMA Built:
basis = ma(src, MT_length, maType)
ema = ma(src, ST_length, maType)
//Distance between EMA 20 and EMA9
difEMAs = basis - ema
//Replicates the distance between EMA 20 and EMA 9 but in inverse direction of the EMA 9
emaBuilt = basis + difEMAs
Para su cálculo en pine script, utilicé como base el cálculo del indicador de trading view de las Bandas de Bollinger, sin considerar la opción de offset y agregando la EMA Built, así como permitiendo que el promedio móvil de baja temporalidad (9 periodos) tenga distintas opciones para su cálculo (aplican también para el de 20 periodos):
• SMA (Simple Moving Average o Promedio Móvil Simple)
• EMA (Exponential Moving Average o Promedio Móvil Exponencial)
• SMMA (Smoothed Moving Average o Promedio Móvil Suavizado)
• WMA (Weighted Moving Average o Promedio Móvil Ponderado)
• VWMA (Volume Weighted Moving Average o Promedio Móvil Ponderado al Volumen)
Para poder observar las distintas bandas en todo momento, se diseñaron con colores llamativos que puedan generar un contraste visual interesante para detectar los cruces alcistas y bajistas, así como cambios de tendencia de distintas temporalidades; sin embargo, puedes ajustar el color, la transparencia y el grosor de las bandas, así como su fondo, en todo momento en el menú Configuración -> Estilo.
Cruces alcistas y bajistas
En la teoría de los promedios móviles (exponenciales, simples, etc), se utilizan típicamente 2 promedios de distintas duraciones para poder estimar cambios en la tendencia. Usualmente se utilizan promedios móviles de corta duración (9-12 periodos), media duración (20–40 periodos) o larga duración (+50 periodos); sin embargo, no hay una regla general y puede variar el rango de periodos según su duración, por ejemplo, hay quienes consideran que larga duración es a partir de 100 o 150 periodos y hay quienes consideran que es a partir de 200.
Cruce alcista:
Un cruce alcista sucede cuando la EMA de corta duración está por debajo de la EMA de media/larga duración y lo cruza de abajo hacia arriba. En este caso un cruce alcista se da cuando la EMA de 9 periodos (azul) cruza de abajo hacia arriba a la EMA de 20 periodos (naranja), a continuación, un ejemplo con las bandas semanales:
Cruce Bajista:
Por contrario, un cruce bajista se da cuando la EMA de 9 periodos está por encima de la EMA de 20 periodos y la cruza de arriba hacia abajo:
Comportamiento del precio en tendencias alcistas:
En tendencias alcistas, el precio típicamente se encuentra por encima de la EMA de 20 periodos y de 9 periodos, es más probable que regrese a la EMA de 9 periodos para continuar por encima de esta, lo anterior confirmaría la tendencia alcista y terminaría cuando suceda el cruce bajista.
Comportamiento del precio en tendencias bajista:
Contrariamente, en una tendencia bajista, el precio se mantendrá por debajo de la EMA de 20 periodos y de 9 periodos, con retornos eventuales a la EMA de 9 periodos para continuar por debajo y confirmar la tendencia bajista. Esta tendencia llega a su fin cuando ocurre un cruce alcista.
Si bien los cruces son fáciles de identificar, ten en cuenta que al término de una tendencia el precio oscilará por lo que se pueden presentar varios cruces alcistas y bajistas antes de confirmar el cambio de tendencia. Ten precaución y recuerda respaldar tus decisiones con otros indicadores y un buen análisis. Típicamente tomar una decisión en las señales iniciales o al inicio de un término de tendencia no suele ser una buena decisión, tienes que esperar a que se consolide el movimiento u obtener confirmaciones por patrones, otros indicadores o según tu propio análisis e investigación, recuerda que ser paciente y estar bien informado ayuda a tomar mejores decisiones.
Ruptura de bandas superior e inferior:
Al considerar la desviación estándar de la EMA de 20 periodos, estamos considerando la volatilidad promedio del precio en 20 periodos, por lo que, en la teoría, cuando existe normalidad en los datos, el 95.45% de éstos se encontrarán a una distancia de 2 desviaciones estándar.
. **Publicaré un indicador de Bandas de Bollinger Multidesviación Estándar, espéralo**
Dicho lo anterior, podemos inferir que una ruptura de la banda superior o inferior es un movimiento atípico que podemos esperar sea corregido rápidamente, sin embargo, no podemos saber con certeza la profundidad de esta corrección, por lo que la EMA de 9, 20 periodos y la EMA Built ayudan a establecer objetivos, sin embargo, ten en cuenta que el precio podría acercarse, pero no llegar a ninguno de estos niveles y continuar con su tendencia.
Si bien la ruptura de las bandas superior e inferior suele ser corregida rápidamente, ten en cuenta que puede tratarse del primer aviso de cambio de tendencia por lo que si estas en una tendencia bajista, por ejemplo, que se ha prolongado y el precio rompe la banda superior, sería una buena salida dado el contexto bajista que ha tenido, sin embargo puede que tras esta ruptura, el precio corrija (caiga) muy poco y continúe su crecimiento rompiendo nuevamente la banda superior, marcando el fin de la tendencia bajista y el comienzo de la alcista; es necesario operar con cuidado por que aunque en el corto plazo salirse en las bandas superiores y entrar en las bandas inferiores puede ser una buena opción, en el mediano o largo plazo puede ser la peor decisión si no entras de nuevo o te sales del mercado, así que hay que estar bien atentos en los rebotes del precio y considerar entrar o salir del mercado en EMAs, siempre confirmando con otros indicadores, patrones y tu propio análisis.
Señales alcistas:
Mi estudio personal sobre las bandas de Bollinger Multi Timeframe me ha llevado a encontrar aspectos interesantes sobre el comportamiento de bandas de temporalidades bajas contra bandas de temporalidades altas. Te detallo a continuación el significado de cada señal y el nivel al que predice el precio se acercará.
Señal Alcista Semanal:
Figura en forma de triangulo ascendente de color verde de tamaño normal y sin transparencia, situada por debajo de las velas japonesas.
Esta señal predice que el precio tendrá una tendencia ascendente hacía la EMA 9 Semanal, puede cruzar dicha EMA o bien quedarse muy cerca sin llegar a tocarla.
Señal Alcista Diaria:
Figura en forma de triangulo ascendente de color verde de tamaño pequeño y transparencia de 20%, situada por debajo de las velas japonesas.
Esta señal predice que el precio tendrá una tendencia ascendente hacía la EMA 9 Diaria, puede cruzar dicha EMA o bien quedarse muy cerca sin llegar a tocarla.
En las primeras señales podemos observar que el precio tiende a la EMA 9 Diaria pero no la toca, en las siguientes señales podemos ver que el precio cruza la EMA 9, 20 y Built diarias, estos niveles son salidas, la señales puedes utilizarlas como señales de compra y una vez que el precio llegue a la EMA 9, 20 o Built hay que vender.
Señal Alcista de 4 Horas:
Figura en forma de triangulo ascendente de color verde de tamaño diminuto y transparencia de 40%, situada por debajo de las velas japonesas.
Esta señal predice que el precio tendrá una tendencia ascendente hacía la EMA 9 de 4 Horas, puede cruzar dicha EMA o bien quedarse muy cerca sin llegar a tocarla.
Señal Alcista de 1 Hora.
Figura en forma de circulo de color verde de tamaño pequeño y transparencia de 10%, situada por debajo de las velas japonesas.
Esta señal predice que el precio tendrá una tendencia ascendente hacía la EMA 9 de 1 Hora, puede cruzar dicha EMA o bien quedarse muy cerca sin llegar a tocarla.
Señal Alcista de 15 minutos
Figura en forma de circulo de color verde de tamaño diminuto y transparencia de 30%, situada por debajo de las velas japonesas.
Esta señal predice que el precio tendrá una tendencia ascendente hacía la EMA 9 de 15 Minutos, puede cruzar dicha EMA o bien quedarse muy cerca sin llegar a tocarla.
Señales Bajistas.
Las señales bajistas actúan igual que las alcistas, pero en dirección contraria, recordando que el precio caerá con tendencia hacia la EMA 9 de la temporalidad de la señal, pero puede llegar o no llegar, puede cruzar o rebotar apenas la toque.
Señal Bajista Semanal: Precio caerá con tendencia a EMA 9 Semanal.
Señal Bajista Diaria: Precio caerá con tendencia a EMA 9 Diaria.
Señal Bajista 4 Horas: Precio caerá con tendencia a EMA 9 de 4 Horas.
Señal Bajista de 1 Hora: Precio caerá con tendencia a EMA 9 de 1 Hora.
Señal Bajista de 15 Minutos: Precio caerá con tendencia a EMA 9 15 Minutos.
Las figuras tienen el mismo tamaño y transparencia que las alcistas, pero son de color rojo y en forma descendente situándose por arriba de las velas japonesas.
Señal Bajista Semanal (ejemplo):
Configuración -> Entradas de datos
A continuación, te doy más detalle de lo que puedes hacer en el menú de Entradas de datos dentro de Configuración. (Desgraciadamente no puedo subir imágenes del menú pero espero ser claro en la explicación, de lo contrario, no dudes en preguntarme.
Lo primero es seleccionar las bandas de las temporalidades que desees.
Puedes elegir entre la semanal, la diaria, la de 12 horas, la de 4 horas, la de 2 horas, de 1 hora, de 30 minutos, 15 minutos y 1 minuto. Esto lo diseñe así para que no importe el tipo de trader que seas, puedes obtener señales en marcos temporales cortos (1 min – 1 hora), medios (1 hora - 4 horas) o largos (4 horas-semanal).
Cada una de las bandas tiene 3 opciones: Calcular las Bandas de Bollinger, Mostrar las bandas y Mostrar las señales MG.
Calcular las Bandas: Como su nombre lo indica calcula las bandas que selecciones, esto es necesario por si quieres ligar algún otro indicador, por ejemplo, podrías calcular las bandas, pero no mostrarlas, de esta forma, no saturar el gráfico y garantizas que el otro indicador funcione correctamente. (Más adelante publicaré una tabla que utiliza este indicador para decirte de forma resumida si el precio está en tendencia alcista o bajista, en cada una de las temporalidades de este indicador).
Mostrar las bandas: Muestra las bandas, podrías tener seleccionado el cálculo de todas las bandas pero que solo muestre 1, 2 o 3 bandas, por ejemplo, y así no saturar el gráfico.
Mostrar Señales MG: Muestra las señales alcistas o bajistas que puedes interpretar como señales de compra y venta, respectivamente. Ten en cuenta que cada señal predice que el precio buscará la EMA 9 de la temporalidad de la señal que elegiste (puede llegar y cruzarlo o solo acercarse sin tocarlo), por lo que es necesario tomar decisiones cuando el precio se aproxime a dichos niveles.
Por último, en la sección “Bollinger Bands inputs” puedes ajustar el número de periodos para los promedios móviles de corta y larga duración (se establecen por defecto en 9 y 20 periodos, respectivamente). El tipo de promedio móvil que desees entre SMA, EMA, SMMA (RMA), WMA o VWMA (Se establece la EMA por defecto y su selección afecta a los promedios de corta y media duración), y el número de desviaciones estándar (por defecto, 2 desviaciones estándar)
Por último, a veces se distorsionan las bandas con la data actual, si te pasa esto solo desactiva o activa la última opción “Espere el cierre de los intervalos de tiempo” .
Distorsión en Bandas y EMAs superiores:
Como puedes observar, al analizar el precio de 1 minuto con bandas de temporalidades superiores, en este caso 15 minutos, 4 horas y diaria, estás últimas se van distorsionando ya que se calculan en tiempo real, si no quieres que pase esto solo desactiva la última casilla “Espere el cierre de los intervalos de tiempo” y se corregirá:
Configuración -> Estilo:
En la sección de “estilo” dentro de configuración, puedes cambiar las figuras de estas señales, su color o la posición en donde se grafiquen. De igual forma, puedes ajustar el color, la transparencia, el grosor de línea o el tipo de línea de cada una de las bandas (Upper, EMA9, EMA 20 o Basis, EMA Built y Lower) en las distintas temporalidades antes descritas, así como activarlas o desactivarlas. También puedes cambiar el color o transparencia del fondo, así como activarlo o desactivarlo.
Por último, te recomiendo que, en la última sección de Configuración -> Estilo, “Precisión”, desactives las últimas dos casillas para no saturar el eje del precio en el gráfico. De lo contrario, te aparecerá el valor de cada banda (Upper, EMA9, EMA 20/Basis, EMA Built y Lower) de cada temporalidad seleccionada en su color respectivo.
Espero lo disfrutes y te diviertas aprendiendo y analizando los distintos cruces entre bandas, podrás notar que puedes crear tus propias estrategias y analizar un sinfín de combinaciones.
Estoy trabajando duramente para construir otro indicador que trabaje con este indicador considerando distintos cruces y momentos anticipados al cruce basados en ATR (Average True Range) con la intención de facilitar la toma de decisiones, en otro más para saber de forma práctica el tipo de tendencia (alcista/bajista) en el que se encuentra el precio según las Bollinger Bands Multi TimeFrame y en otro más de Bandas de Bollinger Multi Desviación Estándar, ¡así que espéralos!
Recuerda siempre hacer tus propias investigaciones y análisis, vale más la pena pasar varias horas o días analizando el precio y creando a una estrategia a arriesgarse por FOMO, ten en cuenta respaldar siempre tus decisiones con análisis técnico y/o fundamental.
Me despido por el momento y espero que este indicador te ayude mucho, no dudes en darme tu feedback, es muy importante para mí y me ayuda a seguir mejorando, así que no lo dudes, encantado de saber qué te parece.
Si quieres saber más sobre estrategias basadas en Bandas de Bollinger o quieres profundizar sobre la utilidad de este indicador, házmelo saber en los comentarios, será un gusto poder ayudar.
If you want to know more about strategies based on Bollinger Bands or want to delve deeper into the usefulness of this indicator, let me know in the comments, I will be happy to help.
