Aqua MTF Stochastic Oscillator

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The Aqua Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Stochastic Oscillator is a comprehensive momentum analysis tool that synthesizes
stochastic data from up to five distinct, user-configurable sources and timeframes into a single, unified view.

--- CORE CONCEPT ---
Traditional oscillators provide insight into one specific timeframe. This indicator overcomes that limitation by
aggregating momentum readings from multiple timeframes. The core principle is to gauge the confluence of momentum
across different market cycles. A strong trend is often characterized by aligned momentum across short-term,
medium-term, and long-term perspectives. This tool visualizes that alignment in a clear, intuitive oscillator.

--- METHODOLOGY ---
For each of the five analysis slots, the script calculates the Stochastic %K line and its corresponding %D signal line.
To allow for direct comparison and weighting, each of these standard 0-100 oscillator values is then normalized
to a bipolar scale of -100 to +100, where 0 represents the neutral midline.

These normalized scores are then blended, according to user-defined weights, into two master composite lines:
1. A master "Score Line" representing the weighted average of the raw %K momentum values.
2. A master "Signal Line" representing the weighted average of the smoothed %D signal values.

--- KEY FEATURES ---
• Multi-Timeframe & Multi-Symbol Analysis: Configure up to five slots, each with its own symbol, timeframe, price source, and stochastic settings.
• Normalized Momentum Scale: All stochastic values are re-scaled to a -100 to +100 range, providing a standardized measure of momentum. Values above 0 indicate bullish momentum, while values below 0 indicate bearish momentum.
• Weighted Composite Score: User-defined weights allow for prioritizing certain timeframes, creating a custom-tailored final momentum reading.
• Dynamic Color-Coding: The color of the master Score Line and each individual timeframe's line instantly changes based on its position relative to its signal line (%K vs. %D). This provides immediate visual feedback on momentum acceleration (bullish) or deceleration (bearish).

--- HOW TO INTERPRET ---
• Crossovers: The interaction between the master Score Line and the Signal Line can be used to identify potential shifts in momentum, similar to a traditional MACD.
• Line Color: The color of the master Score Line itself serves as a primary signal. A bullish color indicates that overall raw momentum is leading smoothed momentum, and vice-versa.
• Overbought/Oversold Levels: Extreme readings near the +100 or -100 levels suggest that the aggregated momentum may be overextended and due for a reversion.
• Zero Line Crosses: When the oscillator crosses above the zero line, it signals that the balance of momentum has shifted to positive territory. A cross below zero signals a shift to negative territory.
• Divergence: Look for divergences where price makes a new high or low, but the oscillator fails to confirm it. This can often signal a pending reversal.

Author: Aquaritek
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Sürüm Notları

Add validation for input timeframes

Implements a validation check to ensure that user-selected timeframes for all enabled MTF (Multi-Timeframe) slots are not lower than the current chart's timeframe.