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2 Moving Average Color Direction Detection, possibility to configure: - Type: SMA , EMA , WMA , VWMA , SMMA , DEMA , TEMA , HULLMA, ZEMA, TMA, SSMA - Lenght - Source - Color direction

Moving Average Color Direction Detection, possibility to configure: - Type: SMA, EMA, WMA, VWMA, SMMA, DEMA, TEMA, HULLMA, ZEMA, TMA, SSMA - Lenght - Source - Colour direction

// Constructs the trailing ATR stop above or below the price, and switches // directions when the source price breaks the ATR stop. Uses the Average // Directional Index (ADX) to switch between ATR multipliers. The higher // multiplier is used when the ADX is rising, and the lower ATR multiplier // is used with the ADX is falling. This ADX criteria further widens...

B3 Directional Trend Index ~ All about the trend! William Blau is the designer of this gem, and IMHO it is the best trend finder of all the lagging indicators out there I have tested. It is important to pay attention to the slope and thickness of the line, and its relationship to zero. A reversion to the zero may look momentous, but in fact it could reverse...

This is revision 2 of "Multi Time Frame MA Duplicates" Honorable Mentions: @RicardoSantos - helped me fix my brain. Narf. Description: One stop shop for multiple MA duplicates over different resolutions. A veritable banquet of MA's to choose from. Set up your MA variables, and then plot up to 4 duplicates all using different time frames. r2 Changes: Simple...

A simple modification of the built-in "Average Directional Index": To identify wether there is an uptrend or a downtrend, the function color is conditional: no trend: black small uptrend (weak threshold): light green big uptrend (strong threshold): green small downtrend (weak threshold): light red big downtrend (strong threshold): red

This technique was described by William Blau in his book "Momentum, Direction and Divergence" (1995). His book focuses on three key aspects of trading: momentum, direction and divergence. Blau, who was an electrical engineer before becoming a trader, thoroughly examines the relationship between price and momentum in step-by-step examples....

An open source version of the DMI. Mostly published for other scripters to modify. Typical useage: www.investopedia.com

Non-Directional (Volatility Based) Binary Options Highlighter j.tate 3/20/18 default set for 5-minute EUR/USD change inputs for other time frames, or to use JPY pairs dark blue = lowest volatility pale blue = low volatility, increasing, use caution dark red = highest volatility pale red = high volatility, decreasing, use caution

You decide how to use it. Generally speaking it works better with a time frame higher than the current one. My Website: synapticex.com

Trend Detection Index indicator script. This indicator was originally developed by M.H. Pee (Stocks & Commodities V. 19:10 (54-61): Trend Detection Index).

this is full ichimoku with all line. Quality Line Direction Line 103 R/S Line TenkanSen Shift

Showing EMA 100 lines from different timeframes in one indicator. It can be usefull for determining trend direction without change main timeframe. Also, when most of the lines converge at one point, the trend changes direction Recommended for using in TF 15 min, TF 30 min Sorry for my English :))

New Strategy (Open Source Code)

Script for filtering out periods when market is not trending. It defines downtrend as following: Lowest price of last 2 days is equal or lower then lowest price of last 100 days. Values 2 and 100 are customizable. Uptrend analogically with highs.

Colors the background based on the current trend. How to use: - green background - hunt for long setups - red background - hunt for shorts

An EMA is applied to the ADX in order to catch the exhaustion of a trend (i.e. ADX line crossunder EMAADX line) or the possible formation of a new one. In the first case, we would wait a confirmation signal, which happens when the crossunder has a value greater then 50. A new trend is created when the difference between the ADX and the EMAADX is positive, with ADX...

Plot an EMA lime green when it's going up and red when it's going down.