CBEMA

EMA 3 Lines
This indicator applies three Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) to help identify market trends and potential entry/exit signals. Each line represents a different time horizon:

Short-term EMA → captures recent price momentum and short-term reversals.

Medium-term EMA → filters noise and confirms the trend direction.

Long-term EMA → shows the overall market trend (bullish or bearish bias).

How to interpret signals

When the short-term EMA crosses above the medium/long-term EMAs → potential bullish trend.

When the short-term EMA crosses below the medium/long-term EMAs → potential bearish trend.

When all three EMAs are aligned in the same order (short above medium above long, or the opposite) → indicates a strong, sustained trend.

Using three EMAs allows traders to see both the big picture (trend) and short-term momentum at the same time, making it a useful tool for trend-following strategies and timing entries/exits.