MAD indicator buy and sellThe MAD (Moving Average Divergence) indicator is used in trading to identify potential buy and sell signals based on the divergence between moving averages.
**Buy Signal:**
- A buy signal is generated when the shorter-term moving average crosses above the longer-term moving average. This often indicates a potential upward momentum in the stock price.
**Sell Signal:**
- A sell signal occurs when the shorter-term moving average crosses below the longer-term moving average. This suggests that the stock may be losing momentum and could be headed for a decline.
Traders typically look for confirmation through additional signals or analysis to increase the reliability of these buy and sell points. Always remember to manage risk properly when making trading decisions!
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TrendPilot AI v2 — Smart ATR Indicator with ZonesTrendPilot AI v2 is a smart price-action and ATR-based trading system designed for swing and position traders. It combines trend-following logic with adaptive price zones to help users identify high-probability Buy and Sell opportunities — along with intelligent re-entry points, weak signal detection, and visual structure zones.
🔧 Core Features:
✅ ATR-based Buy/Sell signals with confirmation logic
✅ Dynamic 99 EMA Channel for trend context
✅ Re-entry triangles for stacking or retracing setups
✅ 150 EMA Weak Signal Detection for early trend warnings
✅ 🧭 Price Action Zones (Premium, Equilibrium, Discount)
✅ Visual alerts via triangles, labels, and color-coded logic
✅ Designed for 15m, 1H, and 4H charts — also useful on Daily
🧠 How It Works (Logic Breakdown)
1️⃣ Trend Direction — EMA Channel Logic
A 99 EMA Channel determines the dominant market bias.
If price is above the channel → trend is Bullish → Buy signals are valid
If price is below the channel → trend is Bearish → Sell signals are valid
2️⃣ Buy/Sell Signals — ATR Trailing Logic
The system uses custom ATR trailing logic to detect when price momentum shifts.
When a breakout aligns with trend direction, a Buy or Sell label appears.
These are designed to capture the main trend leg or reversal zone.
3️⃣ Re-Entry Signals — Triangle Visual Cues
During a confirmed trend, if price retraces to the EMA channel, a small triangle is shown:
🔼 Green triangle: Buy re-entry during bullish trend
🔽 Red triangle: Sell re-entry during bearish trend
These are not new signals but continuation cues for advanced traders.
4️⃣ Weak Signal Detection — 150 EMA Logic
A secondary 150 EMA helps detect possible trend exhaustion.
If price dips below 150 EMA during a bullish run, an orange triangle appears (⚠️ caution).
If price rises above 150 EMA during a bearish run, a blue triangle appears.
This signals potential weakening of the active trend.
5️⃣ Price Zones — Premium, Equilibrium, Discount
TrendPilot AI v2 draws 3 smart price zones based on ATR & market structure:
🟥 Premium Zone (Top) → Overbought area, caution for long trades
🟨 Equilibrium Zone (Middle) → Fair value, consolidation possible
🟩 Discount Zone (Bottom) → Oversold, better long entries
These zones help filter signals and avoid entries in risky areas.
Example: Avoid Buy signals inside Premium zone.
🧪 Suggested Use:
✅ Timeframes: 15m / 1H / 4H / 1D
✅ Combine signals with zone analysis for optimal entries
✅ Use re-entry triangles to add or confirm during pullbacks
✅ Use weak signal warnings to tighten stops or manage risk
✅ Works best in trending environments or breakout markets
⚠️ Note for Users:
This script is not repainting. All signals are plotted with stable logic.
Past performance does not guarantee future results — always backtest first.
Script does not contain financial advice — use at your own discretion.
Smart SetupHelp to find out best entry and exit
Opening range breakout setup
Previous high low daily weekly monthly
Pivot point
Moving averages
9 EMA and 30 EMA CrossoverThe buy and sell indicator is designed to function effectively across all time frames. This flexibility allows traders to utilize it for various strategies, whether they are day trading, swing trading, or investing long-term
MPF EMA Leading Indicator - Invite OnlyThis indicator is mainly for education purpose.
It does not recommend any buy sell advise
MIGA Trader DNAMIGA Trader DNA is a composite indicator that integrates:
Trend Identification: Uses three exponential moving averages (fast, mid, slow) to determine market bias based on their order.
Momentum Filter: An adaptive RSI whose period automatically matches the fastest EMA highlights overbought or oversold conditions.
Entry Timing: A Stochastic %K crossover signals precise entry points when momentum aligns with trend direction.
Volatility Envelope: An optional, SuperTrend band adjusts dynamically to changing ATR-based volatility.
Visual Signals: Discrete “Buy” and “Sell” labels mark entry opportunities directly on the price chart when all conditions align.
Refined MA + Engulfing (Strategy-Equivalent Trigger)I would like to start by saying that this indicator was put together using ChatGPT, some past trades from myself and some backtested trades, and from my time as a student in Wallstreet Academy under Cue Banks.
I am not profitable yet. I am too jumpy and blow accounts. I'm hoping this indicator (and it's strategy twin), with the help of some alerts, can help me spend less time on the charts, so that I'm not tempted to press buttons as much.
It does fire quite a bit. It can be adjusted, I believe, to trigger more or less (open the script, cooldown bars(x) <== change the X to whatever. 5 minute intervals so 1 is 5.
With that being said, there are times that this indicator has shown to trigger and I ask, "Why?".
I just want to help myself and others, and maybe make some decent\cool stuff along the way. Enjoy
KR
Time Range Marker By BCB ElevateThe Time Range Marker is a simple yet powerful visual tool for traders who want to focus on specific time intervals within the trading day. This indicator highlights a custom time range on your chart using a background color, helping you visually isolate key trading sessions or event windows such as:
Market open/close hours
News release periods
High-volatility trading zones
Personal strategy testing windows
⚙️ Key Features:
Customizable start and end time (hour & minute)
Works across all intraday timeframes
Adjustable highlight color to match your chart theme
Built using Pine Script v5 for speed and flexibility
🔧 Settings:
Start Hour / Minute – Set the beginning of the time range (in 24-hour format)
End Hour / Minute – Define when the range ends
Highlight Color – Choose the background color for better visibility
🕒 Timezone Note:
The indicator uses UTC time by default to ensure accuracy across markets. If your broker uses a different timezone (like EST, IST, etc.), the script can be adjusted to reflect your local market hours.
✅ How to Use the Time Range Marker Indicator
This indicator is used to visually highlight a specific time window each trading day, such as:
Market open or close sessions (e.g., NYSE, London, Tokyo)
High-impact news release periods
Custom time slots for strategy testing or scalping
🛠️ Installation Steps
Open TradingView and go to any chart.
Click on Pine Editor at the bottom of the screen.
Copy and paste the full Pine Script (shared above) into the editor.
Click the “Add to Chart” ▶️ button.
The indicator will appear on the chart with a highlighted background during the time range you set.
⚙️ How to Customize the Time Range
After adding the indicator:
Click the gear icon ⚙️ next to the indicator’s name on the chart.
Adjust the following settings:
Start Hour / Start Minute: The beginning of your time range (in 24-hour format).
End Hour / End Minute: When the highlight should stop.
Highlight Color: Pick a color and transparency for visual clarity.
Click OK to apply changes.
🕒 Timezone Consideration
By default, the indicator uses UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
To match your broker’s timezone (e.g., EST, IST, etc.), you'll need to adjust the script by changing:
sessStart = timestamp("Etc/UTC", ...)
sessEnd = timestamp("Etc/UTC", ...)
to your correct timezone, like "Asia/Kolkata" for IST or "America/New_York" for EST.
Let me know your broker or local timezone, and I’ll update it for you.
📈 Tips for Traders
Combine this with volume, price action, or breakout indicators to focus your strategy on high-probability time windows.
Use multiple versions of this script if you want to highlight more than one time range in a day.
FxSika SuperTrend ZoneThe FxSika SuperTrend Zone™ is a dynamic zone-based indicator that enhances the traditional SuperTrend concept by displaying two key structural layers:
Primary Trend Line: The main directional guide, calculated using ATR and a volatility multiplier.
Reaction Band: A secondary buffer area around the trend line, derived from an ATR extension. It helps visualize zones where price is likely to react or pause during pullbacks.
The indicator also includes an optional Long-Term Trend Layer, calculated with higher values for both ATR length and multiplier. This broader trend context can be toggled on or off via the settings.
How it works:
Zones adjust automatically based on trend direction.
Green zones represent bearish conditions (potential buy interest).
Red zones represent bullish conditions (potential sell interest).
Clear lines and shaded areas make key levels easy to spot.
Extra features:
Multiple alert options for zone interactions and trend shifts.
Lightweight, visually clean design for easy chart integration.
Fully adjustable parameters for ATR, multiplier, and zone width.
This indicator helps identify high-probability reaction zones during trending markets, especially when combined with price action or confirmation-based setups.
Step-OMA with SignalsThe Step-OMA with Signals is a sophisticated trend-following indicator that combines Loxx's Optimized Moving Average (OMA) algorithm with an advanced step function to create a highly responsive yet smooth trend detection system. This indicator excels at identifying trend changes early while minimizing false signals through its adaptive filtering mechanism.
Core Algorithm Components
1. Optimized Moving Average (OMA) Foundation
Based on Loxx's advanced OMA implementation
Uses a 6-stage exponential smoothing process
Incorporates adaptive period calculation based on market noise
Employs Jurik-style smoothing techniques for superior signal quality
2. Step Function Integration
Implements a step-based trend detection mechanism
Uses ATR-based dynamic threshold calculation
Maintains trend consistency through threshold memory
Provides clear trend change identification
3. Adaptive Noise Filtering
Automatically adjusts to market volatility
Calculates optimal averaging periods based on price noise
Reduces false signals in choppy market conditions
Speed (Default: 3.0, Range: -1.5 to unlimited)
This is the most critical parameter affecting indicator behavior:
Positive Speed Values (0 to 10.0+):
Creates faster, more responsive signals
Higher values increase sensitivity to recent price action
Negative Speed Values (-1.5 to -0.1):
Produces smoother, more conservative signals
Reduces noise and false breakouts
Creates delayed but more reliable trend confirmations
Adaptive (Default: True)
When enabled: Automatically adjusts averaging period based on market noise
When disabled: Uses fixed length parameter
Recommendation: Keep enabled for most market conditions
Sensitivity Factor (Default: 3.0)
Controls the threshold distance for trend change detection
Lower values: More frequent signals, higher sensitivity
Higher values: Fewer but more reliable signals
Optimal range: 2.0-5.0 depending on market volatility
Step Size Period (Default: 50)
Determines the ATR calculation period for dynamic thresholds
Affects the indicator's adaptation to volatility changes
Lower values: More reactive to recent volatility
Higher values: More stable threshold calculation
For a trading application, Step-OMA is a suitable base filter to complement other types of signaling indicators (oscillators, momentum indicators).
Disclaimer: This indicator is a technical analysis tool and should be used in conjunction with proper risk management and comprehensive market analysis. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Momentum Reversal StrategyBEST USE IN 15MIN TIME FRAME EURUSD / XAUSUD
1. Strategy Overview
This strategy hunts short-term momentum reversals at key levels during high-liquidity sessions.
Timeframes: 5-minute for entries; 15-minute for trend context
Sessions: London for EUR/USD & GBP/USD; New York for XAU/USD
Pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, XAU/USD
Indicators (3 max):
EMA(20) and EMA(50) (close)
MACD (12, 26, 9) histogram
Optional: RSI(14) (for divergence filter)
2. Entry Rules
Trend Filter (15 min):
Long only if EMA20 > EMA50; short only if EMA20 < EMA50.
Price-Action Zone (5 min):
Identify recent swing high/low within past 20 bars.
Draw horizontal support (for longs) or resistance (for shorts).
Indicator Alignment (5 min):
MACD histogram crossing from negative to positive for longs, positive to negative for shorts.
Candle close beyond EMA20 in direction of trade.
Candle Confirmation:
Bullish engulfing or hammer at support for longs; bearish engulfing or shooting star at resistance for shorts.
Entry Execution:
Place market order on candle close that meets all above.
3. Exit Rules
Stop-Loss (SL):
Long: 1.5× ATR(14) below entry candle low.
Short: 1.5× ATR(14) above entry candle high.
Take-Profit (TP):
Set at 2× SL distance (RR 1:2).
Trailing SL:
After price moves 1× SL in profit, trail SL to breakeven.
Partial Booking:
Close 50% at 1× SL (50% of TP), move SL to entry.
Close remaining at full TP.
4. Trade Management
False Signal Filter: Skip trades when RSI(14) > 70 for longs or < 30 for shorts (avoids overbought/oversold extremes).
One Trade at a Time: No multiple positions on same pair.
Session Cutoff: Close any open trade 15 minutes before session end.
5. Risk Parameters
Risk per Trade: 1% of account equity.
Reward Target: ≥2% (1:2 RR) per trade.
Win-Rate Expectancy: ≥75% based on indicator confluence and price-action confirmation.
EMA 8/21/50 + VWAP Crossover Alert IndicatorOverview of the Indicator
This is a custom Pine Script v5 indicator for TradingView titled "EMA 8/21/50 + VWAP Crossover Alert Indicator" (short title: "EMA+VWAP Cross Alert"). It's designed as an overlay indicator, meaning it plots directly on your price chart rather than in a separate pane. The primary purpose is to detect and alert on crossovers between the 8-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the 21-period EMA, which can signal potential bullish or bearish momentum shifts. These are classic short-term trend reversal or continuation signals often used in trading strategies like momentum or swing trading.
To enhance analysis, it also includes:
A 50-period EMA for medium-term trend context (e.g., to confirm if the overall trend aligns with the crossover).
A Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) line, which provides a benchmark for the average price weighted by volume, useful for identifying intraday value areas or fair price levels.
The indicator works across all timeframes (e.g., Daily, 4H, 1H, 15M, 5M, 3M) because the calculations are based on the chart's current bars and adapt to volatility and data resolution. It's not a trading strategy (no entry/exit logic or backtesting), but an alert tool—signals are visual and can trigger notifications in TradingView. Always combine it with risk management, as crossovers can produce false signals in ranging or choppy markets.
EMA 8/21 Crossover Alert IndicatorOverview of the Indicator
This is a custom Pine Script v5 indicator for TradingView titled "EMA 8/21/50 + VWAP Crossover Alert Indicator" (short title: "EMA+VWAP Cross Alert"). It's designed as an overlay indicator, meaning it plots directly on your price chart rather than in a separate pane. The primary purpose is to detect and alert on crossovers between the 8-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the 21-period EMA, which can signal potential bullish or bearish momentum shifts. These are classic short-term trend reversal or continuation signals often used in trading strategies like momentum or swing trading.
To enhance analysis, it also includes:
A 50-period EMA for medium-term trend context (e.g., to confirm if the overall trend aligns with the crossover).
A Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) line, which provides a benchmark for the average price weighted by volume, useful for identifying intraday value areas or fair price levels.
The indicator works across all timeframes (e.g., Daily, 4H, 1H, 15M, 5M, 3M) because the calculations are based on the chart's current bars and adapt to volatility and data resolution. It's not a trading strategy (no entry/exit logic or backtesting), but an alert tool—signals are visual and can trigger notifications in TradingView. Always combine it with risk management, as crossovers can produce false signals in ranging or choppy markets.
How It Behaves Across Timeframes
Higher Timeframes (e.g., Daily/4H): Fewer crossovers, focusing on major trends. EMAs smooth out noise; VWAP might represent session averages.
Lower Timeframes (e.g., 3M/5M): More frequent signals due to sensitivity, but higher risk of whipsaws. VWAP resets per session, making it great for intraday trading.
Adaptability: All components scale with bar data—no manual adjustments needed, though tweaking inputs can optimize for specific frames.
In TradingView, you can set up these alerts to notify via popup, sound, email, SMS, or webhook (e.g., to a trading bot). Go to the chart's "Alert" button, select this indicator, and choose conditions like "Bullish Cross" or use the script's built-in alerts.
The Boring Strategy (TQQQ 2h Signals Only)TQQQ strategy on 2h timeframe.
Based on a combination of stochastic oscillator and moving average filters.
Please use it on TQQQ chart in 2h. You can use signals to trade any NASDAQ Index product (Futures, CFDs, ETFs, Prop-firms assets, etc..) but keep the chart on TQQQ for charting and volume structure.
Settings are already optimized.
You just have to setup your Buy / Sell alerts.
Supertrend with ADX & MTF MA Filter# **Supertrend with ADX & MTF MA Filter - Comprehensive Explanation**
---
## **1. Purpose of This Indicator**
This indicator combines three powerful technical analysis tools to create a robust trading system:
✅ **Supertrend** (Trend-following)
✅ **ADX Filter** (Trend strength confirmation)
✅ **MTF MA Filter** (Multi-timeframe trend direction confirmation)
**Primary Goals:**
✔ **Identify high-probability trend reversals** with confirmation from multiple indicators
✔ **Filter out weak trends** using ADX (Average Directional Index)
✔ **Add higher timeframe context** with MTF (Multi-TimeFrame) Moving Average
✔ **Reduce false signals** by requiring confluence between all three components
---
## **2. Core Logic & Components**
### **A. Supertrend (Base Indicator)**
- **Calculation:**
```pine
up = hl2 - (Multiplier * ATR(Periods))
dn = hl2 + (Multiplier * ATR(Periods))
```
- **Bullish trend** when price > `up` (green line)
- **Bearish trend** when price < `dn` (red line)
- **Why Supertrend?**
- Simple yet effective trend-following system
- Adapts to volatility via ATR (Average True Range)
---
### **B. ADX Filter (Trend Strength Confirmation)**
- **ADX Calculation:**
```pine
= calcADX(adxLength, adxSmoothing)
strongTrend = adxVal >= adxThreshold
```
- **ADX > Threshold (Default: 20)** = Strong trend
- **DI+ > DI-** = Bullish momentum
- **DI- > DI+** = Bearish momentum
- **Why ADX?**
- Avoids trading in choppy markets (low ADX = weak trend)
- Confirms if Supertrend signals occur in a strong trend
---
### **C. MTF MA Filter (Higher Timeframe Trend Alignment)**
- **Moving Average Calculation:**
```pine
= getMA(maSource, maLength, maType, maTF)
```
- **MA Type:** SMA, EMA, WMA, or DEMA
- **Timeframe:** Any (1m, 5m, 1H, 4H, D, W, M)
- **Trend Direction:**
- **Buy Signal:** MA must be **rising**
- **Sell Signal:** MA must be **falling**
- **Why MTF MA?**
- Aligns trades with the **higher timeframe trend**
- Reduces counter-trend entries
---
## **3. How to Use This Indicator**
### **A. Buy Conditions (All Must Be True)**
1. **Supertrend turns bullish** (price crosses above `up` line)
2. **ADX ≥ Threshold** (trend is strong)
3. **Higher timeframe MA is rising** (confirms bullish bias)
### **B. Sell Conditions (All Must Be True)**
1. **Supertrend turns bearish** (price crosses below `dn` line)
2. **ADX ≥ Threshold** (trend is strong)
3. **Higher timeframe MA is falling** (confirms bearish bias)
### **C. Recommended Settings**
| Parameter | Recommended Value | Description |
|-----------|------------------|-------------|
| **ATR Period** | 14 | Sensitivity of Supertrend |
| **Multiplier** | 1.5-3.0 | Adjust for volatility |
| **ADX Threshold** | 20-25 | Higher = stricter trend filter |
| **MA Length** | 20-50 | Smoothness of trend filter |
| **MA Timeframe** | 1H/D | Align with trading style |
---
## **4. Trading Strategies**
### **A. Trend-Following Strategy**
- **Enter:** When all 3 conditions align (Supertrend + ADX + MA)
- **Exit:** When Supertrend flips or ADX drops below threshold
### **B. Pullback Strategy**
- **Wait for:**
- Supertrend in trend direction
- ADX remains strong
- MA still aligned
- **Enter:** On pullback to Supertrend line
### **C. Multi-Timeframe Confirmation**
- **Intraday traders:** Use 4H/D MA for trend bias
- **Swing traders:** Use D/W MA for trend bias
---
## **5. Advantages Over Standard Supertrend**
✔ **Fewer false signals** (ADX filters weak trends)
✔ **Higher timeframe alignment** (avoids trading against larger trends)
✔ **Customizable MA types** (SMA, EMA, WMA, DEMA)
✔ **Works on all markets** (stocks, forex, crypto)
---
### **Final Thoughts**
This indicator is designed for traders who want **high-confidence trend signals** by combining:
🔹 **Supertrend** (entry trigger)
🔹 **ADX** (trend strength filter)
🔹 **MTF MA** (higher timeframe trend alignment)
By requiring all three components to align, it significantly improves signal quality compared to standalone Supertrend systems.
**→ Best for:** Swing trading, trend-following, and avoiding choppy markets.
Screener - Moving Average / ATR Breakout Signal [ARTech]Screener - Moving Average / ATR Breakout Signal
This indicator features a powerful multi-symbol screener that scans up to 40 user-defined symbols in real time for Moving Average (MA) and ATR breakout signals. Users can customize the list of symbols, select the asset class (e.g., Crypto, Stocks, Forex). The screener detects trend-following signals based on price crossing a chosen MA type and length, enhanced by optional ATR-based volatility filters and breakout thresholds to improve signal accuracy. Signals can be displayed on the chart via labels, tooltips, or a compact signal table, allowing traders to monitor multiple markets simultaneously without switching charts. The list of symbols generating signals can also be tracked with customizable alerts, enabling traders to receive real-time notifications for long and short breakout signals directly via TradingView alerts.
This indicator is developed based on the concept of Moving Average / ATR Breakout Signal script on TradingView, with enhancements to support multi-symbol scanning.
Key Features
• Multi-Symbol Screener: Scans up to 40 user-defined symbols simultaneously, with automatic separator detection and symbol validation.
• Repaint Prevention: Carefully designed to avoid repaint issues. The script structure and signal logic have been built to ensure reliable behavior, even across multiple symbols and varying chart conditions.
• Flexible Signal Display: Offers chart labels, tooltips, or a compact table to show signals, enabling multi-market monitoring without switching charts.
• Customizable Alerts: Supports alerts for both long and short signals, sending a list of symbols generating signals as real-time notifications.
• Multi-Type Moving Average Support: Choose from several MA types including EMA, SMA, Hull MA, VWMA, RMA, and TEMA, with customizable source and length settings.
• Flexible Signal Logic: Generates signals when price breaks above or below the selected MA, with options for confirmation candles and wick or close based breakout detection.
• ATR-Based Filtering: Utilizes ATR to create dynamic breakout bands around the MA, reducing noise and improving breakout validation.
• Breakout Threshold Filtering: Adds an optional minimum percentage price move before a new opposite signal is allowed, preventing rapid reversals.
Why use this indicator?
• Scans up to 40 symbols at the same time.
• Users can define the symbol list, asset class, and automatically detects the symbol separator; warns if any symbols are invalid
• Detected signals are shown directly on the chart as labels, tooltips, or in a compact table.
• The list of signal-generating symbols can be tracked with alerts — no need to watch the chart constantly.
How to Use
███████ Alerts ███████
🔸 Long / Short
To enable Custom Alerts, select the desired alert type (Long or Short) from the indicator's settings under the "Alerts" section, you can customize messages and enable notifications for Long and Short signals. Then, you need to activate the fx alert() function call option in TradingView’s alert creation dialog.
Alert messages include your custom message followed by a list of symbols currently giving signals, each shown on a new line. For example, if your input message is set to “🟢 Long Signal” and BTCUSD and ETHUSD are signaling, the alert will look like this:
🟢 Long Signal
BTCUSD
ETHUSD
This format helps you clearly see the type of signal and each symbol individually, making real-time monitoring easier.
🔸 Alert Delay (seconds)
This setting adds a delay before alerts are triggered. It helps ensure that signals are based on confirmed bar closures for slight timing differences between symbol data feeds (especially in multi-symbol mode). For example, setting a 30-second delay allows all symbols to finish processing before the alert fires, avoiding early or incomplete signal lists.
For best results, try different delay values to see what works best with your selected timeframe.
███████ Display / Signal ███████
🔸 Display Mode
Choose how the indicator presents signals on your chart. Focus on a single symbol (Chart mode), Scan and display multiple symbols at once (Screener mode), or hide visuals and use only tables or alerts (No mode).
• Chart Mode: Displays signals only for the current chart symbol. Useful for testing and optimizing signal conditions before scanning multiple assets.
• Screener Mode: Activates the screener functionality, showing results for all valid symbols in your list. Signals appear as labels on the chart and are also listed in the signal table for easy tracking.
• No (Table Only): Hides all on-chart visuals (labels, markers). Signals are still processed and can be viewed in tables or used with alerts. This mode is ideal when you're using multiple screeners at once and want to avoid overlapping visuals. Each screener can display its results in separate table positions (e.g., bottom right, top left, etc.), so turning off chart visuals helps keep your workspace clean while still tracking multiple symbol groups efficiently. This way, you can also track more than 40 symbols by using multiple screener instances with different symbol groups and table positions.
🔸 Long
You can independently turn ON or OFF the display of Long signals using the toggle.
🔸 Short
You can independently turn ON or OFF the display of Short signals using the toggle.
███████ Symbols ███████
🔸 Symbols
You can enter up to 40 symbols. Symbols must be written in full format. For example: BINANCE:BTCUSDT, NASDAQ:AAPL, or OANDA:EURUSD. TradingView requires this full format to correctly recognize each symbol. Due to TradingView’s limitations, only the first 40 symbols in your list will be processed
- Separator Rules: Letters (A–Z), numbers (0–9), underscore (_), dot (.), and exclamation mark (!) are allowed within symbol names (e.g., BINANCE:BTCUSDT.P). Therefore, avoid using them as separators. Instead, use comma (,) , semicolon (;) , space , or newline to separate multiple symbols.
- Auto Detection: The indicator automatically detects the separator used in your list. If the format is incorrect or a symbol is invalid, a warning will appear to help you fix it.
🔸 Symbol Filter
When scanning multiple symbols, it's important that they belong to the same market type (Crypto, Stocks, Forex, etc.). Different markets have different trading hours, and mixing them may cause issues.
For example, if your chart is using a stock symbol (like NASDAQ:AAPL) and your symbol list includes crypto symbols (like BINANCE:BTCUSDT), the screener may not work correctly. Since stock markets are not open 24/7, the chart time may fall outside of crypto trading hours — causing crypto signals to fail or not update properly.
To avoid this issue, the indicator includes a Symbol Filter. This lets you filter your symbol list to include only the correct asset type (e.g., only Crypto or only Stocks). By using this filter, you make sure the screener runs under the correct market conditions and avoids signal mismatches.
If you set the filter to None , no filtering will be applied. In this case, you are responsible for making sure all listed symbols match your chart’s market type.
For best results, always use symbols from the same market type as your chart symbol. This ensures that candle open/close times align across all symbols, avoiding timing mismatches. Symbols and the chart must follow the same market hours for accurate and consistent signal generation.
🔸 Show Symbols on Table
This feature helps you quickly review the symbols you've entered. When enabled, a table appears in the bottom-right corner of the chart displaying all symbols from your list along with their market types and statuses
- Green background: Symbol is valid and matches the selected Symbol Filter. It can generate signals.
- Gray background: Symbol is valid but does not match the selected filter. It will not generate signals.
- Red background: Symbol is invalid (e.g., due to incorrect names, delisting, or unsupported by broker).
You don’t need to remove invalid or mismatched symbols, but no signals will be generated for them. This visual check makes it easier to catch symbol issues before relying on the screener output.
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🔸 Display Method
Choose how signals will be shown visually
• Label: The signal appears as a label on the candle. The label includes all triggering symbols as text.
• Tooltip: An icon (such as 🟢 or 🔴) is shown instead of full text. Hold your mouse pointer on the icon on chart for a few seconds to see a tooltip listing the triggered symbols. This method keeps your chart cleaner and less cluttered.
• None: No visual markers appear on candles. Signals are only visible in the signal table — ideal if you're using multiple indicators and want to avoid chart clutter.
🔸 Symbol Display Format
This setting affects the labels, tooltips, signal table, and alert messages, ensuring consistency across all displays. Select whether you want symbols to appear as:
• EXCHANGE:SYMBOL: BINANCE:BTCUSDT
• SYMBOL: BTCUSDT
🔸 Long Signal Icon
Used only in Tooltip mode, these icons (e.g., 🟢 for Long) appear on bars where signals are detected. Customize it freely to match your style or strategy.
🔸 Short Signal Icon
Used only in Tooltip mode, these icons (e.g., 🔴 for Short) appear on bars where signals are detected. Customize it freely to match your style or strategy.
🔸 Size
Adjust the visual size of labels or tooltips. Smaller sizes help reduce clutter when many signals trigger in close proximity.
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This section controls the appearance and behavior of the signal table that displays last detected Long and Short signals for your symbols.
🔸 Show
Enable or disable the signal table display on the chart.
🔸 Highlight Signal Duration (Bars)
When a signal occurs, the corresponding cell in the table is highlighted using the selected Long or Short color for this many bars. This helps visually track recent signals over time. The bar where the signal icon appears is counted as 1.
🔸 Table Size
Choose the size of the table to fit your chart layout and readability preferences.
🔸 Table Position
Select where the table appears on your chart (e.g., top right, middle right, bottom left).
🔸 Title
Customize the table header text. The default is “Recent Signals”.
🔸 Background Color
Set the table’s background color and transparency to match your chart’s theme.
🔸 Long Signal Color
Choose the highlight color used to mark Long signals within the table.
🔸 Short Signal Color
Choose the highlight color used to mark Short signals within the table.
🔸 Text Color
Customize the text color inside the table for better contrast and readability.
🔸 Show Bars Since Signal
Optionally display how many bars have passed since each signal appeared. The bar where the signal occurs counts as 1.
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This is the core component of the signal system. You can customize:
🔸 Moving Average Type
Choose from SMA, EMA, WMA, Hull MA, VWMA, RMA, or TEMA
🔸 Length
Adjust the length to suit your strategy.
🔸 Source
Select which price data (e.g., Close, Open, HL2) is used to calculate the MA.
🔸 Confirm Candles
Defines the number of consecutive candles that must break the selected level to confirm a signal.
– If ATR filter is enabled, this level is the ATR bands.
– If ATR is disabled, the Moving Average line is used.
This helps filter out noise and avoid premature signals.
🔸 Break Type
Specifies how the candle must break the level:
– Close: The candle must close beyond the level.
– Wick: A wick touching or exceeding the level is enough.
Both options generate signals only after the candle has closed.
🔸 Filter
This section provides optional filters to improve signal accuracy.
ATR
When the ATR filter is enabled, signals are generated only if the price breaks above the upper ATR line or below the lower ATR line—calculated by adding or subtracting the ATR multiplied threshold from the moving average—and the breakout must occur for the number of consecutive confirmation candles specified by the user input . This helps reduce false signals during low volatility periods.
• Multiplier: Adjusts the width of ATR bands by multiplying the ATR value.
• Length: Sets the period for ATR calculation.
• Smoothing: Selects the smoothing method applied to the ATR (RMA, SMA, EMA, WMA).
Breakout
When enabled, breakout confirmation requires the price to cross above the upper breakout line or below the lower breakout line by a specified percentage from the last signal price.
• Threshold (%): Defines the minimum percentage price movement required to validate a breakout.
• Show Breakout Levels: Toggle to display or hide breakout threshold area on the chart.
👑 Cryptherium MACryptherium MA is a powerful and flexible moving average indicator designed for serious traders who want full control over how moving averages are calculated and visualized — especially during major market sessions. This tool adapts to different global market hours and supports multiple MA types including EMA, VWAP, WMA, VMA, HMA, and custom session-aware calculations.
Features:
7 MA Options: Choose from EMA, VWAP, WMA, VMA, HMA, NAm (OHLC4-based), and SOAm (Session Open Average).
Session Awareness: Apply MA calculations only during selected sessions: New York, London, or Tokyo.
Volume-Weighted Modes: Includes session-based VWAP and VMA for liquidity-aware MA tracking.
Flexible Styling: White line with thickness for clarity across all chart types and backgrounds.
Use Cases:
Track institutional trend zones by applying VWAP or EMA only during New York or London session.
Compare trend signals between traditional and session-based moving averages.
Use custom logic like SOAm (EMA of session opens) or NAm (SMA of OHLC4) for advanced strategy development.
Integrate seamlessly with price action setups or other Cryptherium tools.
Best For:
Intraday traders using session timing advantage.
Trend followers who need adaptive MA visibility.
Quantitative strategy builders looking for modular MA calculations.
Signalgo MASignalgo MA is a TradingView indicator based on moving average (MA) trading by combining multi-timeframe logic, trend strength filtering, and adaptive trade management. Here’s a deep dive into how it works, its features, and why it stands apart from traditional MA indicators.
How Signalgo MA Works
1. Multi-Timeframe Moving Average Analysis
Simultaneous EMA & SMA Tracking: Signalgo MA calculates exponential (EMA) and simple (SMA) moving averages across a wide range of timeframes—from 1 minute to 3 months.
Layered Cross Detection: It detects crossovers and crossunders on each timeframe, allowing for both micro and macro trend detection.
Synchronized Signal Mapping: Instead of acting on a single crossover, the indicator requires agreement across multiple timeframes to trigger signals, filtering out noise and false positives.
2. Trend Strength & Quality Filtering
ADX Trend Filter: Trades are only considered when the Average Directional Index (ADX) confirms a strong trend, ensuring signals are not triggered during choppy or directionless markets.
Volume & Momentum Confirmation: For the strongest signals, the system requires:
A significant volume spike
Price above/below a longer-term EMA (for buys/sells)
RSI momentum confirmation
One-Time Event Detection: Each crossover event is flagged only once per occurrence, preventing repeated signals from the same move.
Inputs
Preset Parameters:
EMA & SMA Lengths: Optimized for both short-term and long-term analysis.
ADX Length & Minimum: Sets the threshold for what is considered a “strong” trend.
Show Labels/Table: Visual toggles for displaying signal and trade management information.
Trade Management:
Show TP/SL Logic: Toggle to display or hide take-profit (TP) and stop-loss (SL) levels.
ATR Length & Multipliers: Fine-tune how SL and TP levels adapt to market volatility.
Enable Trailing Stop: Option to activate dynamic stop movement after TP1.
Entry & Exit Strategy
Entry Logic
Long (Buy) Entry: Triggered when multiple timeframes confirm bullish EMA/SMA crossovers, ADX confirms trend strength, and all volume/momentum filters align.
Short (Sell) Entry: Triggered when multiple timeframes confirm bearish crossunders, with the same strict filtering.
Exit & Trade Management
Stop Loss (SL): Automatically set based on recent volatility (ATR), adapting to current market conditions.
Take Profits (TP1, TP2, TP3): Three profit targets at increasing reward multiples, allowing for flexible trade management.
Trailing Stop: After TP1 is hit, the stop loss moves to breakeven and a trailing stop is activated to lock in further gains.
Event Markers: Each time a TP or SL is hit, a visual label is placed on the chart for full transparency.
Strict Signal Quality Filters: Signals are only generated when volume spikes, momentum, and trend strength all align, dramatically reducing false positives.
Adaptive, Automated Trade Management: Built-in TP/SL and trailing logic mean you get not just signals, but a full trade management suite, rarely found in standard MA indicators.
Event-Driven, Not Static: Each signal is triggered only once per event, eliminating repetitive or redundant entries.
Visual & Alert Integration: Every signal and trade event is visually marked and can trigger TradingView alerts, keeping you informed in real time.
Trading Strategy Application
Versatility: Suitable for scalping, day trading, swing trading, and longer-term positions thanks to its multi-timeframe logic.
Noise Reduction: The layered filtering logic means you only see the highest-probability setups, helping you avoid common MA “fakeouts” and overtrading.
So basically what separates Signalgo MA from traditional MA indicators?
1. Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Traditional MA indicators: Usually measure crossovers or signals within a single timeframe.
Signalgo MA: simultaneously calculates fast/slow EMAs & SMAs for multiple periods. This enables it to create signals based on synchronized or stacked momentum across multiple periods, offering broader trend confirmation and reducing noise from single-timeframe signals.
2. Combinatorial Signal Logic
Traditional: A basic crossover is typically “if fast MA crosses above/below slow MA, signal buy/sell.”
Signalgo MA: Generates signals only when MA crossovers align across several timeframes, plus takes into consideration the presence or absence of conflicting signals in shorter or longer frames. This reduces false positives and increases selectivity.
3. Trend Strength Filtering (ADX Integration)
Traditional: Many MA indicators are “blind” to trend intensity, potentially triggering signals in low volatility or ranging conditions.
Signalgo MA: Employs ADX as a minimum trend filter. Signals will only fire if the trend is sufficiently strong, reducing whipsaws in choppy or sideways markets.
4. Volume & Strict Confirmation Layer
Traditional: Few MA indicators directly consider volume or require confluence with other major indicators.
Signalgo MA: Introduces a “strict signal” filter that requires not only MA crossovers and trend strength, but also (on designated frames):
Significant volume spike,
Price positioned above/below a higher timeframe EMA (trend anchor),
RSI momentum confirmation.
5. Persistent, Multi-Level TP/SL Automated Trade Management
Traditional: Separate scripts or manual management for stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing-stops, rarely fully integrated visually.
Signalgo MA: Auto-plots up to three take-profit levels, initial stop, and a trailing stop (all ATR-based) on the chart. It also re-labels these as they are hit and resets for each new entry, supporting full trade lifecycle visualization directly on the chart.
6. Higher Timeframe SMA Crosses for Long-Term Context
Traditional: Focuses only on the current chart’s timeframe.
Signalgo MA: Incorporates SMA cross logic for weekly, monthly, and quarterly periods, which can contextualize lower timeframe trades within broader cycles, helping filter against counter-trend signals.
7. “Signal Once” Logic to Prevent Over-Trading
Traditional: Will often re-fire the same signal repeatedly as long as the condition is true, possibly resulting in signal clusters and over-trading.
Signalgo MA: Fires each signal only once per condition—prevents duplicate alerts for the same trade context.
Signalgo BBSignalgo BB: Technical Overview
Signalgo BB is a Bollinger Bands (BB) indicator for TradingView, designed to provide a multi-dimensional view of volatility, trend, and trading opportunities within a single overlay. Below is a detailed, impartial explanation of its workings, inputs, and trading logic.
Core Mechanics
Signalgo BB operates on the principle of nested volatility bands and moving averages. It calculates:
Fast & Slow Bands: Two sets of Bollinger Bands (BB), using different moving average types (EMA or SMA), lengths, and standard deviation multipliers.
Volatility Cloud: A dynamic visual layer indicating when price is inside both, one, or neither band.
Filtering: A short-term RSI is used to confirm trend direction and filter out weak signals.
Inputs & Components
MA Type: Choice between EMA, SMA for both fast and slow MA calculations.
Fast/Slow Lengths
Fast/Slow Deviations
RSI Length/Thresholds
Show Cloud: Toggle for the visual volatility cloud.
Signal Mode: Band Break.
Prevent Repeated Signals: Option to suppress duplicate signals in the same direction.
TP/SL & Trailing Logic: Advanced, automated trade management with ATR-based distances, three take-profit levels, and a dynamic trailing stop.
Signal Generation
Band Break: Triggers when price crosses the fast BB band.
RSI Filter: All signals require RSI confirmation.
Prevent Repeated Signals: Optionally only marks the first breakout in a series to reduce overtrading.
Entry/Exit Marks: Labels are plotted for visual clarity, and signals can trigger TradingView alerts.
Trade Management
Stop Loss (SL): Set at a multiple of ATR from the entry price, adapting to current volatility.
Take Profits (TP1, TP2, TP3): Three levels scaled by risk-reward ratios, supporting partial exits.
Trailing Stop: After the first TP is hit, SL moves to breakeven and then trails at a user-defined multiple of ATR, locking in further gains.
Event Markers: Each TP, SL, and trailing stop event is labeled on the chart.
Direction State: The indicator tracks active trades, allowing for only one open position per direction at a time.
Cloud Visualization: The background color changes depending on whether price is inside both, one, or no bands, making it easier to visualize market conditions.
Multiple Signal Logics: It doesn’t just look at breakouts, it includes cloud crossings, mean reversion, and a choice of how to combine them.
Rigorous Filtering: Signals require RSI trend confirmation, reducing false entries during weak phases.
Automated Trade Management: Built-in TP/SL and trailing logic, dynamically adapting to volatility.
Signal Suppression: Option to prevent repeated signals, reducing noise and overtrading.
Customizable MA Types: Supports EMA, SMA, and a selection algorithm for future expansion.
Trading Strategy Application
Volatility Regimes: The cloud’s color indicates whether price is inside, between, or outside the bands, helping traders identify trending, ranging, or breakout conditions.
Signals: entries can be based on breakouts filtered by RSI trend strength.
Risk Management: All active trades are managed by TP/SL logic, trailing stops after TP1, and visual feedback on exits.
Visual Alerts: Both signals and TP/SL events are marked on the chart for manual review.
Flexibility: Users can switch modes or suppress repeated signals as needed, depending on trading style.
Practical Usage
Intraday to Swing: Suitable for timeframes from minutes to days, depending on the MA periods and volatility profile.
Manual or Automated: The visual overlay and alerts support both manual trading and automated strategies.
Education & Review: The colored cloud and event markers make it easy to review past price action and learn from signals.
What separates this indicator from traditional ones:
1. Dual Bollinger Bands
Traditional: Most indicators use a single set of Bollinger Bands (two standard deviations above/below a moving average).
Signalgo BB: Implements two sets of bands—a "fast" set (shorter moving average, narrower deviation) and a "slow" set (longer moving average, wider deviation). This provides both immediate (fast) and broader context (slow) for volatility and price action.
2. Volatility Cloud Visualization
Traditional: Standard Bollinger Bands display as two lines, with the area between sometimes shaded as a "band" but without dynamic color changes.
Signalgo BB: The background is colored differently depending on whether price is within both, one, or neither band, offering a visual "cloud" that distinguishes trending, ranging, or breakout regimes at a glance.
3. RSI Filtering
Traditional: Many indicators either don’t filter signals, or if they do, it’s not always configurable.
Signalgo BB: Adds an optional RSI filter, requiring signals to be confirmed by short-term RSI overbought/oversold conditions. This reduces false signals in range-bound or low-trend environments.
4. Prevention of Repeated Signals
Traditional: Most indicators will keep firing signals as long as conditions are met, which can cause overtrading.
Signalgo BB: Offers a user-toggleable option to suppress repeated signals in the same direction until the opposite signal occurs. This reduces noise for discretionary traders.
5. Integrated Trade Management
Traditional: Manual or separate coding is required for stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stop logic.
Signalgo BB: Builds in dynamic, ATR-based stop-loss; up to three take-profit levels and a trailing stop that activates after the first TP is hit. All levels are visually plotted on the chart, and events (TP/SL hits) are labeled, aiding strategy review and automation.
6. Event Labeling and Alerts
Traditional: Alerts may exist for entry/exit, but rarely for each TP/SL event.
Signalgo BB: Places labels for every entry, exit, and TP/SL event. It also provides TradingView alertconditions for each event, enabling automated notifications or integration with trading bots.
7. Directional State Tracking
Traditional: Indicators typically do not track the "state" of a trade (e.g., active long/short/flat) beyond simple signals.
Signalgo BB: Maintains persistent variables for entry price, SL, TP, trailing stop, and trade direction, ensuring only one active signal per direction. This prevents overlapping entries and mimics realistic trade management.
8. User Customization
Traditional: Default settings are often hardcoded, or customization is limited.
Signalgo BB: Offers extensive user inputs for MA type and TP/SL logic—making the tool adaptable to many strategies and timeframes.
EMA TrackerFeatures:
Plots all four EMAs (20, 50, 100, 200) with different colors
Shows visual signals when price moves above/below all EMAs
Green triangle below bar when price first gets above all EMAs
Red triangle above bar when price drops below any EMA
Light green background when price is above all EMAs
Real-time status table showing which EMAs the price is above
Visual Elements:
Blue line: EMA 20
Orange line: EMA 50
Red line: EMA 100
Purple line: EMA 200
Alerts:
Alert when price first gets above all EMAs
Alert when price drops below any EMA
You can customize the colors, add more conditions, or modify the alert messages as needed. The script works on any timeframe and will update in real-time as new bars form.
You can add this as alert on your watchlist and keep receiving the update.
