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The indicator estimates how often a bar extends beyond the preceding bar’s high or low by several percentage-based distances. It keeps separate historical counts depending on whether the preceding candle was bullish or bearish, then displays the matching…
The document presents a Dow breakout system that builds a daily price range from 15-minute bars, beginning after the initial 15-minute candle. It derives upper and lower stop-entry levels from that range when price has moved sufficiently away from its…
This visual indicator combines a 20-period moving average and Bollinger Bandwidth with bands at one and two standard deviations. It colors the display bullish when price is above the average and bandwidth is rising, bearish when price is below the average…
The DSL Trend Analysis indicator combines moving average reference levels with delayed price extremes to mark possible breakouts. It compares the current close with a prior highest high or lowest low; when either threshold is crossed, it plots an up or down…
This indicator builds a MACD from two One More Average (OMA) moving averages whose periods adapt to price movement relative to recent noise. A sensitivity setting adjusts the adaptation, while a switch disables it; separate fast and slow period inputs set…
This indicator uses two moving averages and two stochastic oscillators to mark potential trading signals during a defined time window. The short-term stochastic identifies oversold or overbought conditions, while price relative to the longer moving average…
The document explains One-Pays-the-Other (OPO), an order-list behavior related to OTO and OTOCO. An activating buy order determines the quantity for its pending sell order from the amount actually received when the buy is fully filled, so the pending order…
This indicator uses a platform ZigZag calculation on closing prices to identify swing tops and bottoms. From the latest detected top and bottom, it measures the price range and draws horizontal levels at the endpoints and at the 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%…
This indicator generates long and short signals using price structure, a 20-period average of typical price, and levels derived from detrended price oscillators applied to highs, lows, and closes. A potential short setup begins when price makes a local high…
This indicator plots three Raff-style regression channels on one price chart to compare primary, secondary, and tertiary trends. The default lookback lengths are 50, 20, and 10 bars, respectively, and can be changed. Each channel supplies support and…
This indicator maps the value of a selected oscillator to the colors of price candles, placing the oscillator reading directly on the price chart. The available choices are the Commodity Channel Index, Relative Strength Index, Stochastic, Cycle, and…
The Parabolic RSI adapts the Parabolic Stop and Reverse calculation to an RSI series instead of applying it to price. It tracks RSI extremes and updates a stop level using an acceleration factor that increases as the move extends, subject to a cap. A change…
The Slow Relative Strength Index (SRSI), attributed to Vitali Apirine, modifies the familiar RSI approach by first smoothing closing prices with an exponential moving average. It compares the smoothed price change with its smoothed absolute change, then maps…
This indicator compares the current period’s first support and resistance levels with the prior period’s levels, which are calculated from highs, lows, and closes. When both levels rise, it labels sentiment bullish; when both fall, bearish. A higher…
This strategy description proposes trading a reversal in the Italy 40 index around the morning opening of its futures market. It takes a position opposite the prior day's directional move when that move exceeds a threshold, excludes August, and requires ATR…
This document describes a technical indicator that combines a new weighted moving average (NWMA), an Aroon oscillator, and an inverse Fisher transform. The example uses a weighted moving-average type, with NWMA lengths of 89 and 21 and a five-period Aroon…
The document proposes an oscillator based on the difference between the current Heiken Ashi close and a close from a shifted period. A moving average of that delta is plotted alongside it. The author suggests watching crossings between the oscillator and its…
This indicator changes which candles appear on a price chart according to user-defined session start and end times. Candles within the selected interval are drawn normally, with color indicating whether the close is above or below the open. Outside that…
The document explains an indicator for marking supply and demand areas formed by a directional move, a pause, and a move in the opposite direction. Two consecutive bullish candles define a rally and two bearish candles define a drop; periods matching neither…
The document describes an oscillator calculated from the slope of a linear regression across a configurable lookback period. It presents the slope as a way to gauge trend strength and possible exhaustion, including by comparing the current histogram value…
This indicator measures price deviation around a moving average and uses the historical extremes of that deviation to draw horizontal support and resistance references. It calculates upper and lower deviation levels from a moving average and its standard…
This document describes a chart indicator that combines moving average comparisons and oscillator readings into bullish, bearish, or neutral ratings. Its moving average group uses several simple and exponential averages, a Hull average, a volume adjusted…
The Zig-Zag Donchian indicator combines rolling high and low boundaries with a Zig-Zag process intended to mark directional turns. The channel is calculated from the highest and lowest selected price values over a configurable lookback. When the Zig-Zag…
The document explains an automated point-and-figure trading method that assigns each closing price to a fixed-width price box. It tracks the highest box reached during an uptrend and the lowest during a downtrend. A reversal threshold, expressed as a number…