Multi-Moving Average Deviation Comprehensive Indicator
Indicator Name Multi-Moving Average Deviation Comprehensive Indicator (Short Title: Multi-MA Deviation Indicator)
**Design Concept** This indicator is based on the deviation rates of multiple Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) to analyze market trends, overbought/oversold regions, and potential buy/sell signals. By visualizing comprehensive deviations and MACD-like signals, it provides intuitive market dynamics and deeper insights into price behavior through divergence detection.
Logic and Implementation Details
1. **Calculation of Multiple EMAs** - Four user-defined periods (default: 20, 50, 100, 200) are used to calculate EMAs. - Each EMA reflects the price trend over a specific timeframe.
2. **Deviation Rate Calculation** - **Types of Deviation:** - Deviation between closing price and EMA20: dif20 = \frac{close}{EMA20} \times 100 - 100$ - Deviation between EMA20 and EMA50: dif25 = \frac{EMA20}{EMA50} \times 100 - 100$ - Deviation between EMA50 and EMA100: dif51 = \frac{EMA50}{EMA100} \times 100 - 100$ - Deviation between EMA100 and EMA200: dif120 = \frac{EMA100}{EMA200} \times 100 - 100$ - Comprehensive Deviation Indicator (difxx): Combines the above deviations with equal weighting to reflect the overall trend deviation.
3. **Trend Determination** - If the comprehensive deviation (`difxx`) is positive, the market is in an uptrend. - If `difxx` is negative, the market is in a downtrend.
4. **MACD-Like Dynamic Analysis** - Computes the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA) of the comprehensive deviation (`difxx`) to generate MACD-like signals. - The histogram difference reflects market momentum changes. - Histogram crossing from negative to positive triggers a buy signal, while crossing from positive to negative triggers a sell signal.
5. **Overbought and Oversold Regions** - Defines dynamic overbought (`difmax`) and oversold (`difmin`) levels based on historical lowest and highest values of `difxx`. - Values above `difmax` indicate an overbought region, and values below `difmin` indicate an oversold region.
6. **Divergence Detection** - **Bearish Divergence:** Price makes a new high, but `difxx` does not. - **Bullish Divergence:** Price makes a new low, but `difxx` does not. - Divergence signals are marked on the chart for clarity.
7. **Trend Labels** - Displays the current trend state (uptrend, downtrend, or sideways) on the chart.
How to Use
Parameter Settings - Users can customize the following parameters to adapt to different market conditions: - EMA periods (default: 20, 50, 100, 200) - Length for calculating overbought and oversold levels (default: 200)
Key Signals 1. **Buy Signal** - Triggered when the MACD histogram crosses from negative to positive. - Buy signals in the oversold region are more reliable.
2. **Sell Signal** - Triggered when the MACD histogram crosses from positive to negative. - Sell signals in the overbought region carry higher risk.
3. **Trend Determination** - Background color indicates the current trend: - **Green Background:** Uptrend. - **Red Background:** Downtrend.
Application Scenarios - **Short-Term Trading:** Capture short-term reversals using overbought/oversold signals. - **Trend Following:** Use `difxx` to identify trends and confirm them with MACD momentum. - **Divergence Analysis:** Spot turning points in the market.
Notes 1. **Market Adaptability:** - This indicator works best in trending markets but may produce false signals in sideways markets. 2. **Parameter Optimization:** - Adjust EMA periods and divergence detection windows based on the characteristics of the asset being traded. 3. **Combination with Other Tools:** - Enhance results by combining this indicator with other technical tools, such as Bollinger Bands or RSI.
This indicator allows traders to grasp market trends clearly, identify trading opportunities, and gain a deeper understanding of market behavior.
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