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RSI with overbought and oversold area in color and editable level. visually more interesting than the basic version the overbought and oversold areas catch the eye quickly. Depending on the strategies and your personal use of the RSI, you can modify all the lines and add colors to each defined zone.
overbought zone, oversold and editable noise zone
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A simple script to add background colors to specific timeframes. Great for trading futures so you can separate sessions for easier viewing. Use for stocks to separate pre, open, and post market times.
There are three timeframes that can be set and all colors can be modified.
The chart background settings from Tradingview only allow you to select a color from the built-in color grid, which is limited. This feature adds the ability to change the chart background color "shading" which allows you many more color options to fit your needs.
Visualize on your chart when price in an oversold or overbought zone. A combination of Rsi and Stochasticrsi is used for higher probability. Wait for an zone to be displayed and then wait for price to exit a zone. Once this happens check candlestick patterns and support/resistance "lines" to find appropiate stoplosses for you entry or exit
Simple backround colouring based upon input criteria.
Published by request of a TV user.
Sorry if this is duplicate, but I couldn't see any other scripts on TV.
This is a very simple script... it does not necessarily create signals. It only provides useful feedback via statistics & probability.
There will be a green background if there are two green bars in a row, and it will stay green until two red bars show up (in which it switches color to red until two green bars show up again).
The fuchsia arrows show the double...
Description:
This script colours the background of any time range you specify, including weekend periods.
It can be useful for spotting patterns on Bitcoin (recurring times of buying or selling).
Checkboxes to switch on and off. Inputs to specify time and day of week.
Monday = 2
Tuesday = 3
Wednesday = 4
Thursday = 5
Friday = 6
Saturday = 7
Sunday = 1
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This script colors the background, 26 bars ago, based upon the lagging line being above or below the closing price of 26 bars ago. The lagging line is used as a confirmation for your current entry.
