CryptoGraph 3.2 is an extensive version of CryptoGraph 3.
CryptoGraph 3.2 is based on 4 VWAP oscillator timeframes instead of 3.
What does it do?
CryptoGraph 3.2 visualises four different VWAPs based on four different timeframes.
- Whenever all four timeframes are increasing (this can either be above or below the 0 line), a green dot will be printed.
A green dot generally is a bullish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes are decreasing (this can either be above or below the 0 line), a red dot will be printed.
A red dot generally is a bearish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes have crossed above the 0 line, a green triangle will be printed.
A green triangle generally is a bullish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes have crossed below the 0 line, a red triangle will be printed.
A red triangle generally is a bearish indication.
- Whenever the second timeframe switches from upward direction to downward, a green x will be printed.
A green x generally is a take profit indication for a long position.
- Whenever the second timeframe switches from downward direction to upward, a red x will be printed.
A red x generally is a take profit indication for a short position.
The green and red x's are by default set to 0% opacity so they won't be visible. Make sure to increase the opacity to have them visible on your chart.
CryptoGraph 3.2 is based on 4 VWAP oscillator timeframes instead of 3.
What does it do?
CryptoGraph 3.2 visualises four different VWAPs based on four different timeframes.
- Whenever all four timeframes are increasing (this can either be above or below the 0 line), a green dot will be printed.
A green dot generally is a bullish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes are decreasing (this can either be above or below the 0 line), a red dot will be printed.
A red dot generally is a bearish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes have crossed above the 0 line, a green triangle will be printed.
A green triangle generally is a bullish indication.
- Whenever all four timeframes have crossed below the 0 line, a red triangle will be printed.
A red triangle generally is a bearish indication.
- Whenever the second timeframe switches from upward direction to downward, a green x will be printed.
A green x generally is a take profit indication for a long position.
- Whenever the second timeframe switches from downward direction to upward, a red x will be printed.
A red x generally is a take profit indication for a short position.
The green and red x's are by default set to 0% opacity so they won't be visible. Make sure to increase the opacity to have them visible on your chart.