Modified version of the true alligator indicator (ie SMMA) that features a timeframe multiplier so that you can monitor the elliott wave of higher timeframes. (See original "True Williams Alligator" for more details.) Note: First script submission. Didn't mean to use this chart. Also this is a duplicate post -- oops.
The built-in implementation of the alligator is incorrect. It uses SMA with altered input parameters to approximate the true alligator indicator. The alligator was created with a supercomputer to model the elliott wave - it's very apart from other MA techniques. The built-in approximation (and similar techniques) and the true alligator yield very different...
Bill Williams Zone and Squat Bars. See New Trading Dimensions by Bill Williams, PhD. Bars are green (green zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerator/Decelerator are both positive. Bars are red (red zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerator/Decelerator are both negative. Bars are blue when a squat bar is formed, these indicate a battle between...
Bill Williams Zone and Squat Bars. See New Trading Dimensions by Bill Williams, PhD. Bars are green (green zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerator/Decelerator are both positive. Bars are red (red zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerator/Decelerator are both negative. Bars are blue when a squat bar is formed, these indicate a battle between...
Bill Williams Zone and Squat Bars. See New Trading Dimensions by Bill Williams, PhD. Bars are green (green zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerater/Decelerator are both positive. Bars are red (red zone) when the Awesome Oscillator and Accelerater/Decelerator are both negative. Bars are blue when a squat bar is formed, these indicate a battle between...
This is Bill Williams' Gator Oscillator It's purpose is to easily show the varying distance between the lines of the Alligator indicator. The lower part of the oscillator is the distance between the red and green lines. The upper part of the oscillator is the distance between the red and blue lines. A value greater than the last results in a green bar; less than...
About: The Choppiness Index was created by E.W. Dreiss out of chaos theory, and attempts to gauge the current market's trendiness. I've seen a few versions of this floating around, but this was built off the true version as described in the original 1993 release, you can read more about it here: www.edwards-magee.com Usage: Values above 61.8 are considered very...