SUPER SPX T.S

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### **Indicator Name:** `SPX Pro: EMA Crossover with RSI Filter`

### **Description:**

This indicator is specifically optimized for **SPX (S&P 500)** trading, particularly for options traders (CALL/PUT). It combines trend-following moving averages with a momentum filter to identify high-probability entry points.

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### **Key Features:**

* **Dual EMA Engine:** Uses a **9-period Exponential Moving Average (Fast)** and a **21-period Exponential Moving Average (Slow)**. These are the standard benchmarks for identifying short-term momentum on the SPX.
* **RSI Momentum Filter:** Unlike standard crossover indicators, this script includes a built-in **Relative Strength Index (RSI)** filter.
* **CALL signals** are only generated if the RSI is below 65 (preventing buying at the absolute peak).
* **PUT signals** are only generated if the RSI is above 35 (preventing selling at the absolute bottom).


* **Visual Signals:** * **Green Triangle + "CALL":** Triggered when the 9 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA while the RSI allows for more upside.
* **Red Triangle + "PUT":** Triggered when the 9 EMA crosses below the 21 EMA while the RSI allows for more downside.


* **Clean Interface:** Displays the EMAs clearly on the chart to help identify dynamic support and resistance levels.

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### **How to Use:**

1. **Timeframe:** Recommended for **5-minute** and **15-minute** charts for day trading.
2. **Confirmation:** Look for the signal to appear after the candle closes to ensure the crossover is confirmed.
3. **Strategy:** This indicator works best when the SPX is trending. During a "sideways" or "choppy" market, the RSI filter will help eliminate many false signals that standard crossovers usually fail to catch.

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**Next Step:**
Would you like me to add a **"Table"** on the corner of the screen that shows the current RSI value and the trend status (Bullish/Bearish) so you don't have to keep looking at the bottom of the chart?