This indicator constructs Heikin-Ashi values from open, high, low, and close prices, then smooths each component using a configurable average type and period. It draws candles using the smoothed open and close, while the channel boundaries come from the…
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The document describes an RSI variant that places adjustable bands around the conventional center level. It calculates the RSI from closing prices, then sets an upper and lower band by adding or subtracting a multiple of the standard deviation of the RSI…
This indicator adapts the idea of nested Hurst channels by plotting a shorter-cycle channel inside a medium-cycle channel. Both use smoothed price averages as centers and average true range offsets to set their upper and lower bounds. The description frames…
The document explains a trend indicator attributed to Andrew Abraham’s 1998 article. It defines trend direction using a trailing level built from a weighted average of true range. True range is the largest of the current high-low range and the gaps from the…
The SSL Hybrid combines several moving average channels with ATR bands to show trend direction, possible continuation entries, exits, and volatility. SSL1 acts as the baseline trend signal: its color indicates bullish or bearish conditions, while a neutral…
This note describes Trend Force, an indicator that displays bullish and bearish trend strength as separate measures. Bullish strength compares the close with the lowest low over a recent lookback, while bearish strength compares the highest high with the…
Adaptive Momentum Fusion modifies MACD by recalculating the smoothing speed of its fast and slow averages on each bar. Six selectable engines use efficiency, volatility, fractal behavior, momentum, volume, or a composite of those measures to adjust…
This indicator overlays two kinds of bands calculated from log-transformed closing prices. The statistical bands use a rolling average and standard deviation, similar in spirit to Bollinger Bands. The regression bands use a rolling ordinary least squares…
The Max Deviation indicator measures the range between the highest high and lowest low across a configurable lookback window. Subtracting the window’s lowest low from its highest high produces a simple measure of the instrument’s total price movement during…
Q-Trend combines a rolling price midpoint with average true range to create a trend line and volatility-adjusted thresholds. The midpoint is calculated from the highest and lowest source values over a chosen trend period. A sensitivity band is formed by…
Bridge Bands combine a price-based Bridge Range, Bollinger Bands, and a Hurst exponent to create a changing range around a security’s price. The described weighting uses Bollinger Bands when the Hurst estimate is near 0.5; as the estimate moves farther from…
This short indicator note presents a Relative Volatility Index (RVI) construction that adapts the RSI calculation to volatility. It weights standard deviation over ten closing-price days by whether the current close is above or below the previous close,…
This document proposes an hourly strategy using Supertrend, an exponential moving average, the middle of the Bollinger Bands, and an ATR-based volatility filter. In the code, long entries require price below the Supertrend line and above the EMA; short…
This indicator places the Kase Peak 2 oscillator over a price chart, using a moving average as its center line and scaling oscillator values into a price range based on average true range. Candle colors and optional segments show the oscillator’s direction…
This stock strategy builds a daily signal from two nested exponential moving averages: a longer average of closing prices and a shorter average of that result. Their percentage difference serves as a proxy for comparing daily and weekly RSI behavior around…
The document defines a Popgun setup as an inside bar followed by an outside bar. The inside bar has a range contained within the prior bar, which the author associates with contraction and a pause. The outside bar extends beyond the preceding bar’s high and…
RocketRSI is described as a variant of the Relative Strength Index that accumulates upward and downward changes in a filtered price momentum series instead of relying on averaged gains and losses. A Super Smoother filter is applied first, and the resulting…
The document presents an indicator that draws Heikin-Ashi candles and marks narrow-body candles as potential dojis. It distinguishes an upward case, a downward case, and an undecided case, using the relationship between the Heikin-Ashi and regular candle…
This indicator describes a pullback measure built around a short moving average of median price. It subtracts that average from the current median price, then scales the difference by average daily range to normalize the reading for recent price movement.…
The 89WMA Trend Aktivator is described as a standalone trend-following indicator with behavior similar to Supertrend. It begins with a weighted moving average, then derives two offset levels from shifted versions of that average. An average true range…
This indicator estimates buying and selling pressure from candle bodies and wicks. It assigns values to bullish, bearish, and neutral candle configurations, then smooths the directional series with a Hull-style weighted average. The resulting upper and lower…
This indicator extends the classic SuperTrend by centering its bands on the midpoint of the recent high-low range, rather than the closing price. It offers three ways to measure the band width: Average True Range, standard deviation, or standard error. A…
This indicator adapts Average True Range for comparing stocks with different share prices. Standard ATR is expressed in price units, so equal ATR readings can represent different relative moves for securities trading at different prices. The proposed…
This indicator uses a slow Supertrend to define trend legs and automatically anchor Fibonacci retracement levels to each leg. At a trend flip, it resets the anchors using the flip bar and a five-bar lookback, then updates them as the leg makes new highs or…