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Weather Score 444 — 4 Families × 4 Variants (v6)
Weather Score 444 — 4 Families × 4 Variants (v6)
What it is
A fast, lightweight market “weather” meter. It evaluates 4 core indicator families, each with 4 parameter variants, normalizes their signals, and aggregates them to a composite 0 → 444 readiness score with GO / NO-GO alerts, a badge, painted bars, and a mini table.
Families (each scaled 0–111):
Trend (EMAs): Price vs fast/slow EMAs, stack (fast > slow), and short/long slope checks.
RSI: 4 lengths normalized around the 40–60 balance zone (momentum/mean-reversion context).
MACD (hist z-score): 4 classic MACD sets; histogram is standardized by its own stdev.
ATR %: Current ATR vs its own range/percentile (expansion vs contraction).
Scoring
Each family builds 4 sub-scores (0–10 each) → summed and scaled to 0–111.
Composite = sum of enabled families → 0–444 max.
Signals & visuals
GO ✅ when composite ≥ your threshold (default 80% of max).
NO-GO 🛑 when composite ≤ your threshold (default 20%).
Optional painted bars (soft lime/red).
Badge shows per-family scores + total; Mini Table adds color heat and short notes.
How to use
Add WS444 to your chart, keep defaults for a few sessions to learn the rhythm.
Treat GO as “conditions favorable,” not an auto-entry—confirm with your own triggers (S/R, structure, pullbacks).
Works on any symbol/timeframe; higher TFs produce smoother, more stable scores.
Tuning tips
Raise GO (e.g., 0.85–0.90) for stricter conditions; lower to ~0.70 for more opportunities.
Lower NO-GO to exit faster in poor regimes.
Trend-following? Emphasize Trend + MACD, watch ATR% for expansions. Mean-reversion? Watch RSI behavior around 40–60 and soft ATR%.
Why it’s robust
Multiple variants per family reduce single-setting bias.
Manual MACD and careful normalization keep it Pine v6-friendly and consistent across markets.
No volume dependency—works on crypto, FX, indices, equities, anything.
Notes
Needs some lookback to warm up the longest windows.
Educational tool only — not financial advice.
What it is
A fast, lightweight market “weather” meter. It evaluates 4 core indicator families, each with 4 parameter variants, normalizes their signals, and aggregates them to a composite 0 → 444 readiness score with GO / NO-GO alerts, a badge, painted bars, and a mini table.
Families (each scaled 0–111):
Trend (EMAs): Price vs fast/slow EMAs, stack (fast > slow), and short/long slope checks.
RSI: 4 lengths normalized around the 40–60 balance zone (momentum/mean-reversion context).
MACD (hist z-score): 4 classic MACD sets; histogram is standardized by its own stdev.
ATR %: Current ATR vs its own range/percentile (expansion vs contraction).
Scoring
Each family builds 4 sub-scores (0–10 each) → summed and scaled to 0–111.
Composite = sum of enabled families → 0–444 max.
Signals & visuals
GO ✅ when composite ≥ your threshold (default 80% of max).
NO-GO 🛑 when composite ≤ your threshold (default 20%).
Optional painted bars (soft lime/red).
Badge shows per-family scores + total; Mini Table adds color heat and short notes.
How to use
Add WS444 to your chart, keep defaults for a few sessions to learn the rhythm.
Treat GO as “conditions favorable,” not an auto-entry—confirm with your own triggers (S/R, structure, pullbacks).
Works on any symbol/timeframe; higher TFs produce smoother, more stable scores.
Tuning tips
Raise GO (e.g., 0.85–0.90) for stricter conditions; lower to ~0.70 for more opportunities.
Lower NO-GO to exit faster in poor regimes.
Trend-following? Emphasize Trend + MACD, watch ATR% for expansions. Mean-reversion? Watch RSI behavior around 40–60 and soft ATR%.
Why it’s robust
Multiple variants per family reduce single-setting bias.
Manual MACD and careful normalization keep it Pine v6-friendly and consistent across markets.
No volume dependency—works on crypto, FX, indices, equities, anything.
Notes
Needs some lookback to warm up the longest windows.
Educational tool only — not financial advice.
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Skrypt open-source
W duchu TradingView twórca tego skryptu udostępnił go jako open-source, aby traderzy mogli analizować i weryfikować jego funkcjonalność. Brawo dla autora! Możesz korzystać z niego za darmo, ale pamiętaj, że ponowna publikacja kodu podlega naszym Zasadom Społeczności.
Wyłączenie odpowiedzialności
Informacje i publikacje przygotowane przez TradingView lub jego użytkowników, prezentowane na tej stronie, nie stanowią rekomendacji ani porad handlowych, inwestycyjnych i finansowych i nie powinny być w ten sposób traktowane ani wykorzystywane. Więcej informacji na ten temat znajdziesz w naszym Regulaminie.