Never long when both medium-term and long-term are below 0 axis.
Never short when both medium-term and long-term are above 0 axis. Just consider to reduce positions.
Buy in when during long term, medium term falls and pumps again.
Buy in when long term belows 0 axis, and moving forward to 0 axis, and medium term turns to above 0 axis.
When both terms are bolw 0...
Plot where RSI or MFI is in its Bollinger Bands . Can be used in many different way: as a trend indicator (above below 0.5), part of a trend following strategy when crossing above 0 (resume bullish trend ) or crossing below 1 (resume bearish trend ), also useful for divergences, etc...
Plots where RSI or MFI is inside its Bollinger Bands. Various strategies: good to see the trend (above/below average), overbought/oversold conditions (you could work a strategy around RSI getting out of overbought/oversold conditions as shown in the screenshot), divergences, etc...
I will also publish a Bollinger Bands width of RSI to identify areas of squeeze in...
Modified the graphic representation of the script from John Ehlers - From California, USA, he is a veteran trader. With 35 years trading experience he has seen it all. John has an engineering background that led to his technical approach to trading ignoring fundamental analysis (with one important exception). John strongly believes in cycles. He’d rather exit a...
Average Directional Index ( ADX )
Based off of MasaNakamura's implementation, modified to show high & super-high momentum thresholds. In addition, coloring the trend line by the prevailing trend direction from the DI (Red if down, Green if up) allows you to remove the DI if you want to reduce chart clutter!
"The Average Directional Index (ADX), Minus...
The Elastic Volume Weighted MACD is a variation of standard MACD.
The Difference is that this script apply the formula of standard MACD with the Elastic Volume Weighted Moving Average.
I took the formula of EVWMA from public library coded by LazyBear.
I use EVWMACD as a trend confirmation indicator.
Just tune all lengths and parameters according to your instruments
Classical CCI gives the mean deviation of typical price ((high+low+close)/3) value to the simple moving average of typical price
drnk_CCI is using the same mathematical formula but configuration let you choose average type to calculate the mean deviation.
Default values gives the classic CCI
Volume-Weighted MACD Indicator. You can turn volume-weighted off to get "regular" MACD, and you can change the scaling of the histogram to make it stand out more.
This MACD/Histogram indicator helps me to identify divergences and crosses without much effort.
The MACD line is green during a positive cross, and red during a negative.
My favourite feature is the following: when the histogram changes direction, the histogram bars become yellow, which should help you locate divergences without straining yourself.
Example:...
Took my other Log RSI script and plugged in Stochastic RSI to see how divergences play on an oscillator with two lines. Turns out divergences are good at predicting changes in the oscillator but that doesn't mean that the oscillator will always mimic price action.
Log vs. no log is virtually the same.
Credits to
@fskrypt for introducing geometric mean...
Track consecutive new highs/lows outside the Donchian range. Fans of the oldschool Turtle Strategy should enjoy the visualization.
Same logic as my "Walking the Bands" script, just with Donchian breaks instead of Bollinger tags.
![XBTUSD.P: Volatility Channel Index [m59]](https://s3.tradingview.com/j/J13jZeYt_mid.png "Volatility Channel Index [m59]")
