Moyenne mobile exponentielle triple (TEMA)

kurtsmock

This hasn't been done before. People know the ALMA moving average, TradingView, of course, has a built-in function for the ALMA = alma(). But, when you use built-in functions, you can't have a series as a length. Pinecoders put out a bunch of functions for various routines wherein the built-in doesn't allow for a series as a length. I got some help from @everget...

xdecow

Bollinger bands with the option to use different types of moving averages. -SMA -EMA -RMA -WMA -VWMA -SWMA -DEMA -HMA -SMMA -T3 -TEMA

ChrisMoody

All Moving Averages and Features Built In To ONE Indicator. The Only Moving Average Indicator You Will Need. Details In 1st Post.

aFastHero

This indicator is exactly as it sounds, a smoothed triple EMA . In my personal use, it is applied to strategies to indicate direction of entries. A simple example would be if price is above the STEMA, look for long entries, if price is below the STEMA, look for short entries. Shortly, I will share a strategy that makes use of this indicator. You are welcome to...

everget

This indicator was originally developed by Jack K. Hutson (Stocks & Commodities (July 1983): "Good TRIX").

Virtual_Machinist

Converted famous indicator CM_Ultimate_MA_MTF to strategy. Works well only at big timeframes from 8H and with stop-losses.

JacobAmos

This is an extension of the Madrid Moving Average Ribbon public script to allow for different kinds of moving averages (the original allows only exponential and simple). Possible entries in the MA Type argument field are: sma (simple moving average) ema (exponential moving average) wma (weighted moving average) trima (triangular moving average) zlema (zero-lag...

Hellork

Why use CLAM? Because candle length may be difficult to discern in fast, choppy markets. CLAM plots current price activity against previous trends. The calculation is similar to Know Sure Thing (KST) without the lag. CLAM uses Triple EMAs (TEMA) instead of Simple Moving Averages (SMAs), and raw open - close instead of clunky Rate of Change (ROC). CLAM does not...

TheYangGuizi

Mashed together the ema-bands from IvanLabrie with some moving average script stuff from ChrisMoody and LazyBear and this is the result. Credit goes to them, 'cause I don't know to how to code tbh. Just copy/pasted stuff untill I got the result I wanted. Bands work as support/resistance among other things. You can use them to trade breakouts or reversals or...

Fractured

This script allows you to add two moving averages to a chart, where the type of moving average can be chosen from a collection of 15 different moving average algorithms. Each moving average can also have different lengths and crossovers/unders can be displayed and alerted on. The supported moving average types are: Simple Moving Average ( SMA ) Exponential...

viraltaco_

This script allows you to show 3 EMAs (thanks to AdventTrading who made the original) as well as the MACD Strategy (The same as the one from TradingView). That's pretty much all it does.

XaviZ

This script is a crossing of eleven different MA, with alerts and SL and TP. The simplest is what works best. SMA --> Simple EMA --> Exponential WMA --> Weighted VWMA --> Volume Weighted SMMA --> Smoothed DEMA --> Double Exponential TEMA --> Triple Exponential HMA --> Hull TMA --> Triangular SSMA --> SuperSmoother filter ZEMA --> Zero Lag Exponential Using...

everget

This type of moving average was originally developed by Bruno Pio in 2010. I just ported the original code from MetaTrader 5. The method uses a linear combination of EMA cascades to achieve better smoothness. Well, actually you can create your own X-uple EMA, but be sure that the combination' coefficients are valid.

SudeepBisht

This is the script for the idea published by @ChrisMoody Below is the link to the idea () Try the scripts for longer periods (e.g. 1 D). The script still requires some tweaks as one of the issue is that the shorts and puts are being placed 2 candles after a...

NeoButane

Designed for shorted time frames. Bollinger bands based off of TEMA as source. Ribbon based off TEMA and hullMA divergence. RMA used to signal Bollinger bands. Ribbon: pinch -> reversal blue -> sign of possible uptrend red -> sign of possible downtrend Bollinger bands background: blue -> sign of continuing uptrend red -> sign of continuing downtrend

RobertD7723

This study visually demonstrates Fibonacci moving averages. The darker the color, the stronger the signal is for either buying or selling. Buys/Sells only take place when each moving average is above/below the its adjactent fibonacci sequence, i.e 5<8<13<21<34<55<89<144 for buying.. Alerts are provided as BUY ASSET and SELL ASSET. Multiple moving averages are...

modhelius

This is simply three moving averages in the same indicator, with the possibility to change the source, length, offset and type on every moving average (Simple, Exponential, Weighted, Volume-weighted, Triple EMA or a moving average that uses RSI ). If you want to disable any of the moving averages, then do that under the "Style"-tab by unchecking the box for that...

RafaelZioni

Just converted TEMA to RSI type fast above slow=bullish in lime slow above fast=bearish in red fast=blue line slow=red line so not so much to write about it but it good as another weapon in arsenal :)