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JohnMuchow
2021년 12월 20일 오후 3시 5분

Relative Strength Moving Average Crossover 

Ether / United States DollarCoinbase

설명

A popular technical analysis strategy is the moving average crossover. This indicator combines a crossover with the Relative Strength Line, created by William O’Neil. The RS Line is a tool used to compare the price action of a particular stock to that of an index, with the S&P 500 being the index preferred by O'Neil.

When one moving average crosses above or below another, that may be a signal of a trend change. For example, when a shorter-term moving average (aka faster moving average) of price moves up and through a longer-term moving average (aka slower moving average), it is likely the price is trending up, this is referred to as a crossover. The opposite can also be a potential signal of a change in the trend. When a shorter-term moving average crosses under a longer-term moving average, the price may be heading down. We refer to this as a negative crossover or crossunder.

This indicator allows configuration of up to two moving averages for the RS Line. Using two moving averages you can quickly identify the direction of the trend and also pinpoint where the faster moving average crosses over or under the slower moving average.

While beta testing this indicator, we performed a study using Bitcoin. In 2021 we’ve seen an increasing correlation of BTC and the S&P 500. This is most likely due to the fact that both crypto and stocks are riskier than other financial assets such as bonds and commodities. When the market is risk-off, both the S&P 500 and Bitcoin tend to sell off together.

For the BTC test case we used two moving averages of the RS Line, 8-EMA and 50-SMA. In the chart that follows you can see a breakdown of how this played out over the last ~2 years. A positive divergence is indicated by the 8-EMA of RS crossing above the 50-SMA, and vice versa for a negative divergence.



Here's another example using TSLA:



Features

■ Configure up to two moving averages for each timeframe.
■ Optional symbols indicate moving average crossovers.
■ Configure custom alerts on crossovers, for any timeframe.
■ Optional moving average cloud makes it easy to identify if slower moving average is above/below faster moving average.
■ Configurable index, defaulting to S&P 500 (SPX).

Acknowledgement

This project is a collaborative effort with @blakedavis17 a Crypto-Equity Analyst. Based on a discussion with Blake about a moving average crossover using the RS Line, we created a simple indicator to explore the concept further. We were very encouraged with the results of backtesting and decided to publish the indicator as we believe it may be a helpful tool for both equity and crypto traders.

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Version 2.0

■ Minor change to Settings dialog.

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Version 3.0

■ Crossover symbols can now be configured, both style and color.

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Version 4.0

■ Option to show an RS Line new high indicator, with customizable shape and color.
■ Option to show all-time-high indicator.


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Version 5.0

■ Update to the all-time-high (ATH) calculation.
코멘트
brunodrums
Hi!
How do you apply the new updates? Option to show an RS Line new high indicator, with customizable shape and color.
■ Option to show all-time-high indicator.

I am not seeing the options on the settings for the indicator. Thanks!!!
JohnMuchow
You will need to delete the old indicator and install the latest version.
brunodrums
@JohnMuchow, thank you!
leap72
John. Thanks for sharing, its an excellent indicator. I actually think I first heard it mentioned on a podcast with blakedavis17. I've been back testing the old fashioned way with excel and getting very interesting results. Curious though if you ever released a strategy script?
In either case, really appreciate the work.
JohnMuchow
I have not created a strategy with the indicator, however, it's an interesting idea!
PJolymar
excelente, muchas gracias por este indicador
JohnMuchow
You're welcome, I hope you find it helpful!
brunodrums
great stuff! how do you configure the "Optional symbols indicate moving average crossovers"?
Thanks!
JohnMuchow
The symbols currently consist of the green/red dots that appear below a crossover/crossunder. They are optional as you can show/hide each symbol. There will be an update soon allowing configuration of the symbols.
mralexsell
@JohnMuchow, thank you John , few peeps like you here
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