9/21 EMA DSWThe 9 and 21 EMA strategy involves using the 9-day and 21-day exponential moving averages to identify potential buy and sell signals. A buy signal is generated when the 9 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA, and a sell signal is generated when the 9 EMA crosses below the 21 EMA. Best for new learner
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9/21 EMA_DSWThe 9 and 21 EMA strategy involves using the 9-day and 21-day exponential moving averages to identify potential buy and sell signals. A buy signal is generated when the 9 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA, and a sell signal is generated when the 9 EMA crosses below the 21 EMA.
Reversal Signal Combo RSI/OBV/MAI'm trying to combing the above three indicators to test alignment of all three triggers in one.
EMA DSWThis Pine Script indicator implements a trading strategy based on the crossover of 5-period and 9-period Exponential Moving Averages (EMA). It generates entry signals when the 5 EMA crosses above the 9 EMA, and exit signals when the 5 EMA crosses below the 9 EMA. The script also calculates and displays stop-loss and target levels for each trade. Users can customize the EMA periods, stop-loss percentage, and target percentage through input parameters. The indicator plots the EMAs on the chart and displays entry and exit markers for visual reference
BTC/USD Gaussian Channel 1 Day Chart - Foneysmiles v1.0 Cryptocurrency trading strategy specifically designed for BTC/USD on a daily timeframe.
Strategy Framework:
Initial capital: $10,000
Position size: 60% of equity per trade
Commission: 0.1%
Slippage: 4 points
Time range: From January 2018 to end of 2069 (effectively no end date)
Gaussian Channel: The primary technical indicator that creates an adaptive channel around price
Uses a complex Gaussian filter with customizable poles (default 4)
Sampling period of 144 days
True Range multiplier of 1.414
Options for reduced lag and fast response modes
Price source defaults to HLC3 (High + Low + Close / 3)
Stochastic RSI with:
RSI length: 21 periods
Stochastic length: 200 periods
K smoothing: 1 period
D smoothing: 4 periods
Entry Conditions:
A long position is entered when ALL of these conditions are met:
The Gaussian filter is trending up (finalFilter > finalFilter )
Price is above the upper Gaussian channel band (close > hband)
Stochastic RSI is in extreme territory (k > 80 or k < 20)
Within the specified date range
Exit Conditions:
Positions are closed when price crosses below the upper band of the Gaussian channel
The visualization includes:
A color-coded Gaussian filter line (green when rising, red when falling)
Upper and lower bands forming a channel
The channel is filled with a semi-transparent version of the same color
This is a trend-following strategy that aims to catch strong upward moves in Bitcoin while using the Stochastic RSI as an additional filter. The strategy only takes long positions and doesn't include any short trades.
foneysmiles@gmail.com if you have any questions or have other use cases
Blue & White 4 MA 3 SMA w/Buy & Sell at crossover IndicatorKeeping this simple. I have used this on the 1HR and 4HR, however lower time frames could be good. The indicator works on the premise of a fast 4MA crossing over a 3 SMA putting out buy and sell signals at those crossovers. I have a 15 and 50 ma to use as direction cutter lines. Wherein "buys" ONLY qualify when above said 15 and/or 50 ma, and "Sells" ONLY qualify when signal is below 15 and/or 50 ma. The buy and sell price is indicated by the "Dotted" Line whereas the flag is there merely to indicate the line itself. As usual and with anything and everything consolidation is a killer...
Malaysian SnR [by DanielM]The Malaysian SnR (Support and Resistance) levels are a popular trading concept that identifies specific price levels on charts which are considered significant for trading decisions. Here's a breakdown of the concepts:
A Levels and V Levels: These refer to specific types of SNR levels:
A Levels: These are formed at the highest points of price movements. The indicator highlights these levels with a red line.
V Levels: These are formed at the lowest points of price movements, typically observed as valleys in chart patterns. The indicator highlights these levels with a green line.
Fresh and Unfresh Levels:
Fresh Levels: These are price levels that have not been touched by a wick since their formation. They are considered more significant because they might provide a stronger reaction when the price touches these levels again.
Unfresh Levels: These are levels that have been touched by a wick since their formation. Each time a level is tested, it is considered less significant because it might offer weaker resistance or support. A level that has been tested can become fresh again if it's crossed by a candle body.
Gaps:
A gap occurs when you have two bullish candles or two bearish candles. It is defined as the area between the close of the first candle and the open of the next one. It is marked by drawing a line at the closing price of the first candle, thus representing the level where the gap was initially observed. The indicator highlights these levels with a blue lines for bullish gaps and violet lines for bearish gaps.
Fresh vs. Unfresh Gaps:
Similar to A and V levels, gaps can be classified as fresh or unfresh. A fresh gap is one that hasn't been touched by a wick after it was created. These are often considered more significant because they may hold stronger as potential support or resistance. Unfresh gaps have been touched by a wick, and they may be considered less significant. A gap that has been tested can become fresh again if it's crossed by a candle body.
Inputs:
Number of bars to look back to detect A levels, V levels, and Gaps.
Allows users to toggle the visibility of only fresh A and V levels.
Allows users to decide whether to display gap levels or not.
Allows users to decide whether to display only fresh gaps.
Allows the users to set the maximum number of A levels, V levels and gaps on the chart.
Auto Wyckoff Schematic [by DanielM]This indicator is designed to automatically detect essential components of Wyckoff schematics. This tool aims to capture the critical phases of liquidity transfer from weak to strong hands, occurring before a trend reversal. While the Wyckoff method is a comprehensive and a very nuanced approach, every Wyckoff schematic is unique, making it impractical to implement all its components without undermining the detection of the pattern. Consequently, this script focuses on the essential elements critical to identifying these schematics effectively.
Key Features:
Swing Detection Sensitivity:
The sensitivity of swing detection is adjustable through the input parameter. This parameter controls the number of past bars analyzed to determine swing highs and lows, allowing users to fine-tune detection based on market volatility and timeframes.
Pattern Detection Logic:
Accumulation Schematic:
Detects consecutive lower swing lows, representing phases like Selling Climax (SC) and Spring, which often precede a trend reversal upward. After the final low is identified, a higher high is detected to confirm the upward trend initiation.
Labeled Key Points:
SC: Selling Climax, marking the beginning of the accumulation zone.
ST: Secondary Test during the schematic.
ST(b): Secondary Test in phase B.
Spring: The lowest point in the schematic, signaling a final liquidity grab.
SOS: Sign of Strength, confirming a bullish breakout.
The schematic is outlined visually with a rectangle to highlight the price range.
Distribution Schematic:
Detects consecutive higher swing highs, which indicate phases such as Buying Climax (BC) and UTAD, often leading to a bearish reversal. After the final high, a lower low is detected to confirm the downward trend initiation.
Labeled Key Points:
BC: Buying Climax, marking the beginning of the distribution zone.
ST: Secondary Test during the schematic.
UT: Upthrust.
UTAD: Upthrust After Distribution, signaling the final upward liquidity grab before a bearish trend.
SOW: Sign of Weakness, confirming a bearish breakout.
The schematic is visually outlined with a rectangle to highlight the price range.
Notes:
Simplification for Practicality: Due to the inherent complexity and variability of Wyckoff schematics, the indicator focuses only on the most essential features—liquidity transfer and key reversal signals.
Limitations: The tool does not account for all components of Wyckoff's method (e.g., minor phases or nuanced volume analysis) to maintain clarity and usability.
Unique Behavior: Every Wyckoff schematic is different, and this tool is designed to provide a simplified, generalized approach to detecting these unique patterns.
[COG] Advanced School Run StrategyAdvanced School Run Strategy (ASRS) – Explanation
Overview: The Advanced School Run Strategy (ASRS) is an intraday trading approach designed to identify breakout opportunities based on specific time and price patterns. This script applies the concepts of the Advanced School Run Strategy as outlined in Tom Hougaard's research, adapted to work seamlessly on TradingView charts. It leverages 5-minute candlestick data to set actionable breakout levels and provides traders with visual cues and alerts to make informed decisions.
Features:
Dynamic Breakout Levels: Automatically calculates high and low levels based on the market's behavior during the initial trading minutes.
Custom Visualization: Highlights breakout zones with customizable colors and transparency, providing clear visual feedback for bullish and bearish breakouts.
Configurable Alerts: Includes alert conditions for both bullish and bearish breakouts, ensuring traders never miss a trading opportunity.
Reset Logic: Resets breakout levels daily at the market open to ensure accurate signal generation for each session.
How It Works:
The script identifies key levels (high and low) after a configurable number of minutes from the market open (default: 25 minutes).
If the price breaks above the high level or below the low level, a corresponding breakout is detected.
The script draws breakout zones on the chart and triggers alerts based on the breakout direction.
All levels and signals reset at the start of each new trading session, maintaining relevance to current market conditions.
Customization Options:
Line and box colors for bullish and bearish breakouts.
Transparency levels for breakout visualizations.
Alert settings to receive notifications for detected breakouts.
Acknowledgment: This script is inspired by Tom Hougaard's Advanced School Run Strategy. The methodology has been translated into Pine Script for TradingView users, adhering to TradingView’s policies and community guidelines. This script does not redistribute proprietary content from the original research but implements the principles for educational and analytical purposes.
FVG Trading BotThe FVG Trading Bot for TradingView is a powerful indicator that automatically detects Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) on the chart, highlighting bullish and bearish zones with customizable colors and parameters. It supports dynamic trading logic, including stop-loss management and daily profit targets. The bot identifies FVGs based on precise conditions and allows users to configure thresholds, extend zones, and enable reversal strategies. Ideal for traders seeking efficient visual insights, this bot enhances decision-making by providing clear entry and exit signals. Designed for simplicity and adaptability, it’s perfect for various trading styles and timeframes. Automate alerts and optimize your strategy effortlessly!
Monthly Start Lines//@version=5
indicator("Monthly Start Lines", overlay=true)
// Detect the first bar of a new month
is_new_month = (month != month )
// Draw vertical lines on the first bar of a new month
if is_new_month
line.new(x1=bar_index, y1=high + 100, x2=bar_index, y2=low - 100, color=color.new(color.white, 80), width=1, extend=extend.none)
Yash Zones Strategy v6Modern strategy declaration syntax
Proper commission settings
barmerge.gaps_off for security calls
Color management with color.new()
Null-coalescing operator (?:) removed in favor of ternary
Cleaner position sizing calculation
Improved visual plotting syntax
Full TypeScript-style type safety
Enhanced error handling for edge cases
Strategy Features:
Complete backtesting capability
Real-time trading alerts
Automatic position sizing
Trailing stop functionality
Multi-timeframe confirmation
Volume liquidity filters
Professional risk management parameters
Clear visual signal markers
This version includes all the latest Pine Script v6 features while maintaining the original Yash logic with enhanced reliability and performance.
ZigZag + Fractals + SAR / Owl of ProfitZigZag + Fractals + SAR Strategy
This strategy combines ZigZag, Fractals, and Parabolic SAR to provide robust trading signals, ideal for identifying trend reversals and trade entries
Features
ZigZag
Tracks trend changes using defined depth and deviation parameters
Identifies "High" and "Low" pivots for trend movements
Fractals
Captures local highs (Fractal Up) and lows (Fractal Down), serving as potential reversal points
Parabolic SAR
Generates entry and exit signals based on price and SAR crossovers
Strategy Conditions
Long
Price crosses above SAR (SAR shifts below price)
ZigZag indicates an uptrend
A fractal down appears
Short
Price crosses below SAR (SAR shifts above price)
ZigZag indicates a downtrend
A fractal up appears
Exit Logic
Exit Long
SAR crosses above price
Exit Short
SAR crosses below price
Customization
ZigZag Parameters
Depth: 5 candles
Deviation: 5%
Parabolic SAR
Start: 0.02, Max: 0.2, Increment: 0.02
Option to visualize Fractals and SAR on the chart
This strategy is suitable for both short-term and long-term trades, allowing flexible customization for different market conditions
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🚀 Traderz h3lp3r - Combined Trend and ReversalThe "Traderz Helper" is a comprehensive trading indicator designed for the ETH/USDC pair, integrating several powerful analytical tools into one seamless overlay. This indicator combines H4 EMA trend analysis, Bollinger Bands for reversal detection, and precise candlestick pattern identification to provide traders with a robust tool for identifying potential market movements.
Features:
H4 EMA Trend Lines:
Displays the H4 EMA (Exponential Moving Average) to identify the overall market trend. It uses a 240-minute timeframe to reflect the H4 period across all charts.
The trend line is conditionally displayed based on the selected timeframe, ensuring relevance and clarity in trend analysis.
Bollinger Bands Reversal Signals:
Utilizes Bollinger Bands to spot potential bullish and bearish reversal points. The indicator highlights when the price wicks beyond the bands but closes within, signaling possible price rejections.
Includes both Bullish and Bearish reversal detections, marked with upward ("▲") and downward ("▼") arrows for quick visual cues.
Candlestick Pattern Detection:
Detects critical candlestick formations that indicate tops and bottoms in the market. This feature spots "Hammer" and "Shooting Star" patterns that can signify turning points.
Displays an orange "T" above bullish candles that form potential tops and a "B" below bearish candles indicating possible bottoms, providing traders with immediate visual insights into candlestick behavior.
Utility:
This indicator is tailored for traders who need a multi-faceted approach to technical analysis. Whether you are looking to confirm trend directions, anticipate market reversals, or identify key candlestick patterns, the "Traderz Helper" provides all necessary tools in a single, user-friendly format. Ideal for both novice and experienced traders, this indicator enhances decision-making by integrating essential trading metrics directly on your chart.
Usage Tips:
Monitor the H4 EMA for broader market trends. Use the trend lines to align your trades with the market direction.
Pay close attention to the reversal signals from Bollinger Bands. These can offer valuable entry and exit points.
Use the candlestick pattern detection to refine your trading strategy during key market movements. Look for "T" and "B" signals as confirmation of potential tops and bottoms.
Donchian Breakout Indicator apthaTo trade using the Donchian Breakout Indicator, you can follow a trend-following approach, where the goal is to catch strong price movements as they break out of a consolidation range. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can trade with this indicator:
1. Identifying Breakouts
The Donchian Channels display the highest high and the lowest low over a certain period (20 periods by default). When price breaks above the upper channel, it signals a potential bullish breakout, and when it breaks below the lower channel, it signals a potential bearish breakout.
2. Bullish Breakout (Buying)
Entry Signal: Look for a bullish breakout when the price closes above the upper channel. This indicates that the price is moving higher, breaking out of a recent range.
Confirmation: The middle channel acts as an additional confirmation. If the price is above the middle channel (or multiplied by the confirmation factor), it further strengthens the buy signal.
Exit: You can exit the position either when the price falls back inside the channel or based on other indicators like stop losses, take profits, or another price action signal.
3. Bearish Breakout (Selling/Shorting)
Entry Signal: Look for a bearish breakout when the price closes below the lower channel. This indicates a potential downward move, where the price is breaking below a recent support level.
Confirmation: Similarly, if the price is below the middle channel (or multiplied by the confirmation factor), it provides more confidence in the short position.
Exit: Exit the short position when the price breaks back above the lower channel or based on other indicators/price action.
4. Stop Loss and Take Profit Suggestions
Stop Loss:
For long positions, set the stop loss below the upper channel breakout point, or use a percentage-based stop from your entry price.
For short positions, set the stop loss above the lower channel breakout point.
Take Profit: Consider using a risk-reward ratio (like 2:1 or 3:1). Alternatively, you could exit when price closes back inside the channel or use trailing stops for dynamic exits.
5. Trade Example:
Bullish Example (Long Trade)
Signal: The price closes above the upper Donchian channel, indicating a potential breakout.
Confirmation: The price is above the middle channel (optional for stronger confirmation).
Action: Enter a long position.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss just below the upper channel or a set percentage under the breakout point.
Take Profit: Set a profit target based on a risk-reward ratio or exit when the price shows signs of reversing.
Bearish Example (Short Trade)
Signal: The price closes below the lower Donchian channel, signaling a potential bearish breakout.
Confirmation: The price is below the middle channel (optional for added confidence).
Action: Enter a short position.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss just above the lower channel or a set percentage above the breakout point.
Take Profit: Set a profit target based on a risk-reward ratio or exit when the price shows signs of reversing.
Things to Keep in Mind:
False Breakouts: Occasionally, price might break out temporarily and then reverse, which is a false breakout. To minimize this risk, use volume confirmation, momentum indicators (like RSI), or wait for a couple of candlesticks to confirm the breakout before entering.
Market Conditions: This strategy works best in trending markets. In ranging or consolidating markets, breakouts might not always follow through, leading to false signals.
Risk Management: Always apply good risk management techniques, such as defining your position size, setting stop losses, and using a proper risk-reward ratio.
Donchian Breakout IndicatorTo trade using the Donchian Breakout Indicator, you can follow a trend-following approach, where the goal is to catch strong price movements as they break out of a consolidation range. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can trade with this indicator:
1. Identifying Breakouts
The Donchian Channels display the highest high and the lowest low over a certain period (20 periods by default). When price breaks above the upper channel, it signals a potential bullish breakout, and when it breaks below the lower channel, it signals a potential bearish breakout.
2. Bullish Breakout (Buying)
Entry Signal: Look for a bullish breakout when the price closes above the upper channel. This indicates that the price is moving higher, breaking out of a recent range.
Confirmation: The middle channel acts as an additional confirmation. If the price is above the middle channel (or multiplied by the confirmation factor), it further strengthens the buy signal.
Exit: You can exit the position either when the price falls back inside the channel or based on other indicators like stop losses, take profits, or another price action signal.
3. Bearish Breakout (Selling/Shorting)
Entry Signal: Look for a bearish breakout when the price closes below the lower channel. This indicates a potential downward move, where the price is breaking below a recent support level.
Confirmation: Similarly, if the price is below the middle channel (or multiplied by the confirmation factor), it provides more confidence in the short position.
Exit: Exit the short position when the price breaks back above the lower channel or based on other indicators/price action.
4. Stop Loss and Take Profit Suggestions
Stop Loss:
For long positions, set the stop loss below the upper channel breakout point, or use a percentage-based stop from your entry price.
For short positions, set the stop loss above the lower channel breakout point.
Take Profit: Consider using a risk-reward ratio (like 2:1 or 3:1). Alternatively, you could exit when price closes back inside the channel or use trailing stops for dynamic exits.
5. Trade Example:
Bullish Example (Long Trade)
Signal: The price closes above the upper Donchian channel, indicating a potential breakout.
Confirmation: The price is above the middle channel (optional for stronger confirmation).
Action: Enter a long position.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss just below the upper channel or a set percentage under the breakout point.
Take Profit: Set a profit target based on a risk-reward ratio or exit when the price shows signs of reversing.
Bearish Example (Short Trade)
Signal: The price closes below the lower Donchian channel, signaling a potential bearish breakout.
Confirmation: The price is below the middle channel (optional for added confidence).
Action: Enter a short position.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss just above the lower channel or a set percentage above the breakout point.
Take Profit: Set a profit target based on a risk-reward ratio or exit when the price shows signs of reversing.
Things to Keep in Mind:
False Breakouts: Occasionally, price might break out temporarily and then reverse, which is a false breakout. To minimize this risk, use volume confirmation, momentum indicators (like RSI), or wait for a couple of candlesticks to confirm the breakout before entering.
Market Conditions: This strategy works best in trending markets. In ranging or consolidating markets, breakouts might not always follow through, leading to false signals.
Risk Management: Always apply good risk management techniques, such as defining your position size, setting stop losses, and using a proper risk-reward ratio.
Yash Zones Pro [Clean]Overview of the Precision Yash Zones Pro Indicator
The Precision Yash Zones Pro indicator is designed to assist traders in identifying key supply and demand zones, which are critical for making informed trading decisions. Here’s how this indicator can help traders improve their trading strategies:
Wave Trend Oscillator (LazyBear) / Owl of Profit remakeWave Trend Oscillator Strategy (by LazyBear)
This strategy leverages the powerful WaveTrend Oscillator developed by LazyBear to identify overbought and oversold market conditions, providing dynamic signals for trend-based trading.
Features
WaveTrend Oscillator (WT):
Calculates two smoothed WaveTrend lines (WT1 and WT2) for visualizing momentum.
Uses channel and average lengths to adjust sensitivity.
Overbought/Oversold Levels:
Predefined levels for detecting extreme price conditions:
Overbought: 60, 53.
Oversold: -60, -53.
Fully customizable levels to match different trading preferences.
Color-Coded Visualization:
WT1 (green) and WT2 (red) show smoothed momentum oscillations.
Area between WT1 and WT2 filled in blue for additional clarity.
Strategy Logic
Long Entry Condition:
WT1 crosses above WT2, indicating a bullish reversal.
WT1 is below the Oversold Level (-60) during the crossover.
Short Entry Condition:
WT1 crosses below WT2, signaling a bearish reversal.
WT1 is above the Overbought Level (60) during the crossover.
Exit Logic:
Positions are automatically closed based on opposing signals.
Customization
Oscillator Lengths:
Channel Length (n1): Default 10.
Average Length (n2): Default 21.
Overbought/Oversold Levels:
Default Levels: 60 (Overbought), -60 (Oversold).
Optional secondary levels for finer adjustments.
Visual Enhancements:
Overlay the oscillator with additional chart elements for trend confirmation.
This strategy is ideal for traders looking to combine momentum analysis with overbought/oversold signals, ensuring precise entries and exits in trending markets.
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G-Channel Trend Detection (jaggedsoft) / Owl of Profit remakeG-Channel Trend Detection Strategy (by jaggedsoft)
Special thanks to jaggedsoft and AlexGrover for the original concept and inspiration for this strategy.
This strategy leverages G-Channels for efficient trend detection by calculating the upper and lower extremities, providing dynamic signals for trend-based trading.
Features
G-Channels:
Calculates upper (a) and lower (b) bounds of price movement over a specified length.
Dynamic calculation adjusts with each bar, forming an average line (avg) for trend analysis.
Signal Detection:
Bullish Signal: When close moves above the lower bound.
Bearish Signal: When close moves below the upper bound.
Color-Coded Visualization:
Green (lime) for bullish trends.
Red for bearish trends.
Fills the area between the average line and the close price with trend-aligned colors for better visual clarity.
Entry and Exit Logic
Long Entry:
Triggered when a bullish trend starts.
Short Entry:
Triggered when a bearish trend starts.
Exit Logic:
Positions are automatically exited based on trend reversals.
Customization
Length Parameter:
Default: 100 bars.
Adjust to fit different timeframes and trading styles.
Cross Markers:
Optional cross markers for buy and sell signals can be toggled on/off for additional clarity.
This strategy is ideal for traders looking to capitalize on dynamic trend movements while maintaining visual clarity of market conditions.
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Custom Support LineIt is made with the following conditions in mind.
1. At the center of the candle at the moment,
Out of the last 10 candles, the low price (L) is within 3% of each other, drawing one line at the low prices of the candles.
2. Out of the last 10 candles, the market price (O) is within 3% of each other, drawing one line at the low end of each candle.
3.Out of the last 10 candles, the closing price (C) is within 3% of each other, and one line is drawn at the lower prices of the candles.
4. Draw one line when the three lines match the above three conditions.
We wanted to create a clear support line according to the above conditions.
Donchian Trend Ribbon (LonesomeTheBlue) / Owl of Profit remakeDonchian Trend Ribbon Strategy (by LonesomeTheBlue)
Special thanks to LonesomeTheBlue for the original concept and inspiration for this strategy.
This strategy leverages the Donchian Channel to determine both the main market trend and local trends. The result is a visually appealing trend ribbon, providing clear entry and exit signals based on trend alignment.
Features
Donchian Channel:
A classic indicator that tracks the highest high and lowest low over a specified period.
Main Trend: Determines the overall market direction based on price relative to the Donchian Channel.
Local Trend: Identifies smaller, shorter-term trends within the main trend.
Trend Ribbon Visualization:
Green shades for uptrends, red shades for downtrends.
Lighter colors indicate local trends opposing the main trend, while darker colors show alignment.
Entry and Exit Logic
Long Entry:
When the main trend indicates an uptrend.
Short Entry:
When the main trend indicates a downtrend.
Exit Logic:
Positions are closed when the trend reverses (i.e., a switch from an uptrend to a downtrend or vice versa).
Visualization
Trend Ribbon:
Multiple columns stacked to form a ribbon, with varying shades based on local and main trend alignment.
Customization
Donchian Channel Period:
Default: 20 bars.
Adjustable to fit different market conditions and timeframes.
This strategy is perfect for traders looking for a trend-following approach with clear visual cues for market direction and entry/exit signals.
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WaveTrend Ignacio indicador de compra y venta simple, para mediano a largo plazo, con sobre compra y sobre venta como factor de explicacion
