INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
Fish0naCCI
Version 1.0
This indicator was built experimentally, but ended up being a useful tool in my collection, kind of by accident.
I wanted a way to incorporate three different indicators into one view, to get a more complete picture:
- Fisher Transform With SMA Bollinger Bands (Inspired by Moe_mentum 's script
Can you tell? :D)
- Commodity Channel Index (Normalized to fit as overlay to FT/BB)
- Convergence / Divergence between On Balance Volume, and its 21 SMA. (Represented by the red and green histogram.)
Fisher Transform helps indicate momentum change as the lines flip and change color, Commodity Channel Index to represent over-bought and over-sold states and reversals, and the OBV Histogram indicates how far above or below the moving average it is currently, with a tendency to draw back to the moving average.
In the above illustration is an interesting pattern I found for identifying good leading buy and sell signals:
Buy Setup:
1. CCI crosses over the Fisher Transform lines, while substantially below 0 on the scale.
2. On-Balance-Volume is at a low point, and ideally prints shorter red bars, which correlates with a rise in price.
Sell Setup:
1. CCI crosses under Fisher Transform, the higher above 0 the better.
2. OBV MACD is topped, or declining.
Notes:
- Will try to work on fixing this in future updates, but if you notice that the MACD Histogram is hugely off the charts, tone down the Amplification Factor in the settings from the default 1000 to a lower number, like 700, 500, etc.
- This was built and tested on BTC, but does work elsewhere. Bug Fixes, features and updates still to come.
This indicator was built experimentally, but ended up being a useful tool in my collection, kind of by accident.
I wanted a way to incorporate three different indicators into one view, to get a more complete picture:
- Fisher Transform With SMA Bollinger Bands (Inspired by Moe_mentum 's script
- Commodity Channel Index (Normalized to fit as overlay to FT/BB)
- Convergence / Divergence between On Balance Volume, and its 21 SMA. (Represented by the red and green histogram.)
Fisher Transform helps indicate momentum change as the lines flip and change color, Commodity Channel Index to represent over-bought and over-sold states and reversals, and the OBV Histogram indicates how far above or below the moving average it is currently, with a tendency to draw back to the moving average.
In the above illustration is an interesting pattern I found for identifying good leading buy and sell signals:
Buy Setup:
1. CCI crosses over the Fisher Transform lines, while substantially below 0 on the scale.
2. On-Balance-Volume is at a low point, and ideally prints shorter red bars, which correlates with a rise in price.
Sell Setup:
1. CCI crosses under Fisher Transform, the higher above 0 the better.
2. OBV MACD is topped, or declining.
Notes:
- Will try to work on fixing this in future updates, but if you notice that the MACD Histogram is hugely off the charts, tone down the Amplification Factor in the settings from the default 1000 to a lower number, like 700, 500, etc.
- This was built and tested on BTC, but does work elsewhere. Bug Fixes, features and updates still to come.
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