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breakout and swingA Price Action system that use swing point and breakout above the black line (breakout) is long, below short swing/support/resistance points (blue circles) are displayed after a top or botton, breaking it means an inversion red circles try to guest a target after a top/bottom or after a swing break. the main trend is made by the black line that is set on Day period suitable for 1h to 15m time frame , for small TF you can set a smaller period from setting command By default a set a 40 period channel high/low (the highest and lowest 40 bar back) that is ok for 1 h or smaller tf , but look to long for daily tf, adjust it yourself
Indicateur Pine Script™
par MarcoValente
7
Alto Basso Swing Pivots + Barry Support Resistance Levels2 indicators, 1 script: swing pivots and Barry support resistance levels Alto high swing pivot Basso low swing pivot Dal Segno lookback period length for swing pivots Barry Length length for support resistance calculation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use swing pivots for confirmation of new structure levels on short term Barry support resistance levels in proximity to standard pivots or Fibonacci levels may indicate greater strength credit to BacktestRookies and likebike stay ♯ Example: Dal Segno 13, Barry Length 21
Indicateur Pine Script™
par lignin
3
3/9/27/9 Zero Lag EMA / EMA / Pivots / Dynamic Support (Fixed)// Fixed error message "Index should not be negative(-8)" // // @author lonestar108 // study(title = "3/9/27/9 Zero Lag EMA / EMA / Pivots / Dynamic Support", shorttitle="3/9/27/9 ZLEMA/EMA/Pivots/Support", overlay=true) src=close lengths=input(3, title="Short Period Length") length=input(9, title="Fast Period Length") length2=input(27, title="Slow Period Length") plen=input(9, minval=1, title="Pivot Period Length") // ema, zero lag ema ema1=ema(src, length) ema2=ema(ema1, length) d=ema1-ema2 zlema=ema1+d ema3=ema(src, length2) // ema, zero lag ema ema4=ema(src, length) ema5=ema(ema4, length) d2=ema4-ema5 zlema2=ema4+d ema6=ema(src, length2) // pivot points highest_high = highest(high, plen) highest_dev = dev(highest_high, plen) ? na : highest_high high_pivot = highest_dev high_series = fixnan(high_pivot) lowest_low = lowest(low, plen) lowest_dev = dev(lowest_low, plen) ? na : lowest_low low_pivot = lowest_dev low_series = fixnan(low_pivot) // Sell Setup priceflip = barssince(closeclose and priceflip sell = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=9) sell8 = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=8) sellovershoot = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=13) sellovershoot1 = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=14) sellovershoot2 = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=15) sellovershoot3 = sellsetup and barssince(priceflip!=16) // Buy setup priceflip1 = barssince(close>close ) buysetup = close<close and priceflip1 buy = buysetup and barssince(priceflip1!=9) buy8 = buysetup and barssince(priceflip1!=8) buyovershoot = barssince(priceflip1!=13) and buysetup buyovershoot1 = barssince(priceflip1!=14) and buysetup buyovershoot2 = barssince(priceflip1!=15) and buysetup buyovershoot3 = barssince(priceflip1!=16) and buysetup // TD lines val= buy !=sell TDhigh = valuewhen(val,high ,0) val1= sell !=buy TDlow = valuewhen(val1,low ,0) //////////////////////////// // PLOTTING icolor=rising(zlema,1) ? lime : red plot(zlema, color=yellow, linewidth=1) plot(ema3, color=lime, linewidth=1) plot(high_series, style=circles, color=lime, linewidth=1) plot(low_series, style=circles, color=red, linewidth=1) plot(high_pivot + 1, color=red, style=circles, linewidth=3) plot(low_pivot - 1, color=lime, style=circles, linewidth=3) plot(cross(zlema, ema3) ? rising(zlema,1) ? low - 1 : high + 1 : na, color=icolor, style=cross, linewidth=2) plot(cross(zlema2, ema3) ? rising(zlema2,1) ? low - 1.25 : high + 1.25 : na, color=yellow, style=circles, linewidth=2) plot(cross(zlema2, ema6) ? rising(zlema2,1) ? low - 1.35 : high + 1.35 : na, color=orange, style=circles, linewidth=2) plot(cross(close, ema3) ? rising(zlema,1) ? low - 1.15 : high + 1.15 : na, color=fuchsia, style=circles, linewidth=2) plotchar(buy,'9b','9',location.belowbar,color=lime,transp=0) plotchar(sell,'9s','9',location.abovebar,color=red,transp=0) plotchar(buy8,'8b','8',location.belowbar,color=lime,transp=0) plotchar(sell8,'8s','8',location.abovebar,color=red,transp=0) plot(TDhigh ? TDhigh : na ,style=circles, linewidth=1, color=lime,offset=-9) plot(TDlow ? TDlow : na ,style=circles, linewidth=1, color=red, offset=-9) barcolor(sellovershoot? #FF66A3 : sellovershoot1? #FF3385 : sellovershoot2? #FF0066 : sellovershoot3? #CC0052 : buyovershoot? #D6FF5C : buyovershoot1? #D1FF47 : buyovershoot2? #B8E62E : buyovershoot3? #8FB224 : na) // Uncode for line chart with indicators // c = sell? #FF0000 : buy? #00FF00 : sellovershoot? #FF66A3 : sellovershoot1? #FF3385 : sellovershoot2? #FF0066 : sellovershoot3? #CC0052 : buyovershoot? #D6FF5C : buyovershoot1? #D1FF47 : buyovershoot2? #B8E62E : buyovershoot3? #8FB224 : #c0c0c0 plot(close, color=c, linewidth=1)
Indicateur Pine Script™
par kobaltttt
15
MG - Multiple time frame pivot alert - 1.0Indicator currently allows pivots from two time frames (ideally a trading time frame and a higher time frame) to be specified. In the example, the 1H time frame is being used for entries using the 4H time frame (8 candles pivot width = 2 4H candles) as the trading time frame and the daily chart (48 candles pivot width = 2 daily candles) as the higher time frame. This allows one to visually higher time frame Fibonacci swings and allows them to accurately perform Fibonacci analysis without having to switch to a higher time frame
Indicateur Pine Script™
par mgibson91
9
Musical Harmonics - Start with a low.Octaves double from one octave to another, so start with octaves beginning with the number one, for example: 1 doubled is 2, 2 doubled is 4, 4 double is 8 and then we go on to this sequence: 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,126,256,512,1024,2048,etc,etc Find one of the numbers near a range, so for example on this chart Ethereum was trading at 190.31. That price is in between the octaves of 126 and 256. The number I use as the low for the indicator is 126. Working on updating with labels and such
Indicateur Pine Script™
par itsjustanalysis
5
FIB Band Signals with RSI FilterOriginal Author: Rashad Added by Rashad 6-26-16 These Bollinger bands feature Fibonacci retracements to very clearly show areas of support and resistance . The basis is calculate off of the Volume Weighted Moving Average . The Bands are 3 standard deviations away from the mean. 99.73% of observations should be in this range. Updated by Dysrupt 7-12-18 -Buy signals added on lower bands, mean and upper 3 bands -Sell signals added to upper 3 bands -RSI filter applied to signals -Alerts not yet added -Long Biased NOTE: This is NOT a set and forget signal indicator. It is extremely versatile for all environments by adjusting the RSI filter and checking the band signals needed for the current trend and trading style.
Indicateur Pine Script™
par dysrupt
6
Donchian Mean Reversion AlertsDonchian Channels mean reversion signals/alerts with RSI filtering with signals applied to the mean, for strong trend situations. Original Author: ChrisMoody Modified Donchonian Channel with separate adjustments for upper and lower levels Purpose is if you expect big move up, Use lower input example 3 or 4, and longer lower input, 40 - 100 and use lower input line as a stop out Opposite if you expect big move down Mid Line Rule in Long Example. If lower line is below entry take partial profits at Mid Line and move stop to Break even. If Lower line moves above entry price before price retraces to midline use Lower line as Stop...Opposite if Shorting Created by user ChrisMoody 1-30-2014 Updated 7-11-2018 by Dysrupt Revamped for mean reversion strategy Created midline alerts for strong trending upside buy signals/downside sell signals. Added RSI Filtering Added Alerts Removed bar color change
Indicateur Pine Script™
par dysrupt
4
Floor Pivot Points Backtest The name ‘Floor-Trader Pivot,’ came from the fact that Pivot points can be calculated quickly, on the fly using price data from the previous day as an input. Although time-frames of less than a day can be used, Pivots are commonly plotted on the Daily Chart; using price data from the previous day’s trading activity. You can change long to short in the Input Settings WARNING: - For purpose educate only - This script to change bars colors.
Stratégie Pine Script™
par HPotter
2
Ease of Movement (EOM) Backtest This indicator gauges the magnitude of price and volume movement. The indicator returns both positive and negative values where a positive value means the market has moved up from yesterday's value and a negative value means the market has moved down. A large positive or large negative value indicates a large move in price and/or lighter volume. A small positive or small negative value indicates a small move in price and/or heavier volume. A positive or negative numeric value. A positive value means the market has moved up from yesterday's value, whereas, a negative value means the market has moved down. You can change long to short in the Input Settings WARNING: - For purpose educate only - This script to change bars colors.
Stratégie Pine Script™
par HPotter
Dynamic Pivot Point Backtest This Pivot points is calculated on the current day. Pivot points simply took the high, low, and closing price from the previous period and divided by 3 to find the pivot. From this pivot, traders would then base their calculations for three support, and three resistance levels. The calculation for the most basic flavor of pivot points, known as ‘floor-trader pivots’, along with their support and resistance levels. You can change long to short in the Input Settings WARNING: - For purpose educate only - This script to change bars colors.
Stratégie Pine Script™
par HPotter
4