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Credit for this script goes to knowledge shared by Sumit Gupta ji @darvasboxtrader
How to Use the "Sumit Darvas - EMA and Volume" Indicator on TradingView:
This indicator is designed to help traders make informed decisions by using a combination of moving averages (EMA, SMA), Relative Strength Index (RSI), price movement percentages, and volume conditions. Here's how you can use it:
1. Exponential Moving Averages (EMA)
EMA 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200: These EMAs represent different time periods, each giving you a sense of short-term and long-term trends.
Short-term trends: The EMA 10 and EMA 20 react faster to price changes, so they’re useful for identifying short-term price action.
Long-term trends: The EMA 50, 100, and 200 are slower and help you assess the broader market trend.
How to use:
Look for price crossovers above or below these EMAs for trend reversals or confirmations.
When the price crosses above a significant EMA (like the 50, 100, or 200), it may indicate a bullish signal.
When the price crosses below a significant EMA, it might suggest a bearish signal.
2. 52-Week High and Low
This feature shows you the highest and lowest price points for the stock over the last 52 weeks. It also displays the percentage difference from the current price to these levels.
How to use:
If the price is close to a 52-week high, this could indicate the stock is in a strong uptrend.
Conversely, if it’s close to a 52-week low, it might signal that the stock is in a downtrend or undervalued.
3. RSI and RSI Moving Average
The RSI (Relative Strength Index) measures the strength of a stock’s recent price performance, helping to identify overbought or oversold conditions.
When RSI > 50, it suggests a bullish market sentiment.
When RSI < 50, it indicates bearish sentiment.
The RSI Moving Average (SMA) helps smooth out the RSI readings to show trends more clearly.
How to use:
RSI above the RSI MA: This indicates strength in the market and could be a buy signal.
RSI below the RSI MA: This indicates weakness in the market and could be a sell signal.
4. Price Movement Percentage
The indicator plots shapes (circles) when the price moves by specific percentages (5%-10%, 10%-15%, and more than 15%).
5%-10% move: When the price moves within this range, a purple circle is plotted below the bar.
10%-15% move: When the price moves in this range, an orange circle is plotted below the bar.
>15% move: If the price moves more than 15%, a green circle is plotted above the bar.
How to use:
These plotted shapes indicate significant price movements and can act as alerts for possible trading opportunities or volatility spikes.
5. Volume Condition
The indicator also checks if the current volume exceeds a predefined threshold that you set.
How to use:
If the volume exceeds the set volume threshold, a purple flag will be plotted above the bar.
High volume often indicates strong market participation and can confirm price movements.
6. SMA (Simple Moving Averages)
The SMA 50, 150, and 200 are used to assess long-term trends.
If the price is above both SMA 150 and SMA 200, it may indicate a strong uptrend.
If SMA 150 is above SMA 200, it suggests bullish sentiment.
If the SMA 50 is above both SMA 150 and SMA 200, it may signal a more reliable trend.
How to use the Combined Strategy:
Look for price crossovers with EMA and SMA for trend reversals or confirmation of existing trends.
Combine RSI and its moving average to assess momentum.
Use the 52-week high/low to gauge whether the stock is in a strong trend.
Use volume analysis to confirm whether a price movement is supported by high market participation.
Conclusion:
This indicator is a comprehensive tool designed to analyze multiple aspects of market data (price action, trends, momentum, volume). It gives you visual cues on the chart:
Shape markers for significant price moves and volume spikes.
EMA and SMA lines for trend analysis.
RSI and its moving average for momentum confirmation.
52-week high/low levels for identifying extremes in price.
By combining these indicators, you can better identify potential buying or selling opportunities and gauge the strength of a trend, making it a powerful tool for both short-term and long-term trading strategies.