A multi timeframe version of the SMA.
You can select one of the proposed timeframes in the input box or you can modify the code at line 5 :
>>>
>>> tf = input("D", title = "TimeFrame", type = resolution)
>>>
Change the D by your desired timeframe => 1, 7, 555 (minutes up to 1440) => D, 2D... => W, 2W... => M, 2M....
This script creates multiple MA's that signal likely price boundaries and trends. They are volume-weighted moving averages multiplied with Bitmex's liquidation level multiplicator.
Do not buy green MA touch and do not sell red MA touches.
//Recommended settings:
//M3: len = 300
//M5: len = 100
//M15: len = 50-75
//m30: len = 35
//h1: len = 13
//h4: len =...
Adds Four configurable Daily Exponential Averages to a chart. Daily MA are generally good sources of support and resistance, and being able to see them in shorter timeframes can be useful
Inspired by Ichimoku Fibonacci Hybrid , this indicator is for those who don't mind a lot of lines. All lines represent Fib ratios: thicker lines are fibs for a longer period, while thinner lines are fibs for a shorter period.
- Dynamic S/R
- Overbought/Oversold zones
- Trend indicator
- Customisable periods
- Fast/Slow crossovers
See what works for you!
Guppy using SMAs instead of EMAs.
SMAs commonly act as support/resistance.
Using this along with an EMA guppy gives a good trend analysis along with potential stops/targets.
This script is for gauging the overall strength of a currency in the market, it's similar to an index, but it's calculated differently and allows for customization to some degree.
Due to pine script limitations It will be necessary to create one script per currency. This is the USD version.
If anyone knows the exact category where this script belongs, feel free...
This script is for gauging the overall strength of a currency in the market, it's similar to an index, but it's calculated differently and allows for customization to some degree.
Due to pine script limitations It will be necessary to create one script per currency. This is the Euro version.
If anyone knows the exact category where this script belongs, feel free...
