I wanted to make something that let me visualize what the market is doing easier having the background show the high time frame trend and the bar color showing the low time frame trend.
The (M&Ms) Multiple Moving Average Crossing allows the investor identify trends in different time frames and indicates when to entry short or long.
Traders who work on this system argue that the Forex Strategy “The Puria Method” can make a 50 points profit a day :) FX:EURUSD )
Stock Strat v1 Buy: mom > mom1 and mom1 > mom2 and rsi > 80 Sell: mom < mom1 and mom1 < mom2 and rsi < 80
Stock Strat v1 Buy: mom > mom1 and mom1 > mom2 and rsi > 80 Sell: mom < mom1 and mom1 < mom2 and rsi < 80
It is very useful indicator to predict the market trend very fast. It works in all time frame but it is more useful in short time frame like 3 Min, 5 Min, 15 Min for intraday traders
Aroon V1 uses two aroons, buy: UpperAroon0 > UpperAroon1 and UpperAroon0 < lowerAroon0 and UpperAroon1 < lowerAroon1 sell: UpperAroon0 < UpperAroon1 and UpperAroon0 > lowerAroon0 and UpperAroon1 > lowerAroon1 trailing stop 50pip tp no sl
With 4 Moving averages options, length input and source input this script will help you test so you can find the best moving average type and length according to the gaussian distribution theory. Gaussian Distribution Theory: 68% of all data points fit within 1 Standard deviations of the mean 95% of all data points fit within 2 Standard deviations of...
Four Exponential Moving Averages with 21, 50, 100, 200 length
Es una media movil exponencia basada en Fibonnaci, el peso del valor del precio decrece exponencialmente según la proporcion áurea, así por ejemplo en un rango de 10 valores los dos primeros o más antiguos tienen un valor de uno, el siguiente de 2, luego 3,5,8,13,21,34 y 55 el más reciente.
This strategy is worse than my strategy of ShiftMA. It is not recommended to use. Take-profit and stop-loss is added. The black line - the price for opening of a long position (limit order) The lime line - the price for take-profit (limit order) The red line - the price for stop-loss (stop order)