DiNapoli Oscillators 3-in-1 is a Bundle that includes the 3 oscillators used by DiNapoli in just 1 single indicator : DiNapoli MACD (Dema) DiNapoli Preferred Stochastic DiNapoli Detrended Oscillator (DOSC) This Bundle version includes the following features : Ability to select which Oscillator to plot: MACD, Stochastic or Detrended ...
DiNapoli MACD (DEMA) is a custom indicator used in the context of identifying the position of strong hands. This version of the indicator includes the following features : Show/Hide the Oscillation Lines Highlight Cross with Signal Line Show Zero Line Show Divergences (experimental) For convenience it also includes Custom Alerts . Now it is...
MACD LINE = 3-period SMA minus 10-period SMA. Signal line = 16-period Sma of the fast line. Plot a zero line for reference. remove histogram. use sma instead for standard MACD's ema. Gray cross for Divergences.
This indicator contains : Ichimoku 2 Bollinger Bands 6 Moving Averages and multiple Ribbon MAs.
Multi function MACD with auto divergence marking and a colorful dif line include pink,red,green and gray which may show the trade of market 多功能MACD,自动标记背离,移植了通达信的吸拉派落到dif线
This version includes all the improvements: - Leader line - Classic histogram - Impulse histogram (off by default) - Volume weighted histogram (off by default) - Cross marked with dots
MACD divergence with buy(green) sell(red) signal ft ChrisMoody.
Aspray's Moving Average Convergence/Divergence a.k.a MACD-AS MACD-AS better than MACD, because it gives an early signal. BUY signal: If MACD-AS histogram is red (and big at negative side) and cross over signal line SELL signal: If MACD-AS histogram is green (and big at positive side) and cross under signal line
Features: Bright & Dark theme option. Choose the type that you can see clearly. Customizable MACD length parameters. Mark all the MACD Divergence signals on your chat! Getting Started: Replace your MACD indicator with this one. Contributing: You can report bugs or issues under this page. Any advice would be helpful for improving this...