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This document explains an indicator that displays the trend or trade direction produced by the XOSignal indicator on a selected bar. It uses a star to mark continuation of the existing trend and a directional arrow to mark a change associated with a trade…
This indicator description modifies the standard Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) calculation by replacing its regular exponential moving averages with RSI-adaptive EMAs. Because the averages adapt, the resulting MACD is intended to respond more…
This five-minute Freqtrade strategy combines moving averages, directional movement, ADX, and RSI to generate long entries and exits. It compares 120-period and 240-period simple moving averages to classify the broader trend, while exponential averages of…
This DAX strategy seeks directional moves by combining the angle and slope of exponential moving averages. It calculates an angle from a 10-period average across 15 bars, then uses a second average’s slope and a smoothed trigger to define long and short…
The document outlines a stock-selection screen that ranks companies by money-flow strength, requires a dividend payout ratio above 25% in 2019, and selects stocks whose 30-day moving average is rising. It interprets stronger money flow as investor attention,…
The document briefly describes the Predictive Moving Average, attributing it to John Ehlers’s book Rocket Science for Traders. Its trading rule is based on the indicator’s color: buy while the line is green and sell while it is red. This is presented as one…
This stock-selection rule screens companies classified in the metaverse industry, requires the prior day’s actual turnover rate to fall between 3% and 28%, and looks for a weekly close crossing above its 30-week moving average. The rationale is that the…
Trend Arrows plots a moving support or resistance level as dots on a price chart. It uses an average price over a selected amount of data to calculate its values. During a downward trend it displays resistance dots; during an upward trend it displays support…
The document describes a double weighted moving average as an indicator that applies the calculation loop for a linear weighted moving average twice. It says this produces smoother values than a standard linear weighted moving average, though it does not…
The document introduces the Trend Continuation Factor (TCF), an indicator based on an article by M. H. Pee. Its stated purpose is to identify whether a trend is present and determine its direction, helping traders avoid holding positions against the…
The note explains the low-lag trend line (LLT) as a timing indicator derived from signal processing. It frames moving averages as low-pass filters: they smooth short-term price fluctuations while retaining slower trend movement. LLT applies a second-order…
This stock screen targets Chinese A-share companies in the metaverse industry whose current average price is above the five-day moving average. It also excludes stocks listed in Beijing. The article gives equivalent screening concepts for a market formula…
WPRslow is described as a semaphore-style signal indicator built from Williams’ Percent Range oscillator. Its stated purpose is to identify slower-moving trends, distinguishing it from an approach aimed only at short-term price fluctuations. The document…
This stock-selection example combines a daily range filter, a morning-star-style candlestick condition, and a trend filter requiring the 20-day moving average to be above the 120-day moving average. Its accompanying indicator formula also includes a…
This document describes a smoothed Simple Trend Detector displayed as a histogram. It outlines two coloring modes: one marks breaks beyond overbought or oversold levels, while the other marks changes in the indicator’s direction. The display is centered…
This indicator description outlines an enhanced Heikin Ashi tool for chart analysis. It offers five configurable smoothing approaches: simple, exponential, double-smoothed exponential, smoothed, and weighted moving averages. A multi-timeframe option maps…
The described Expert Advisor applies Bill Williams-style indicators in three stages. It first seeks bullish or bearish divergence as a possible trend reversal signal. It may add to a winning position when the Awesome Oscillator prints a specified sequence of…
This note outlines a nonlinear Kalman-style filtering method attributed to John Ehlers. It first smooths price with an exponential moving average or a three-pole filter, calculates the difference between price and that smoothed baseline, and smooths the…
The indicator described as the Ultimate Moving Average combines three moving averages into one weighted value. Users can choose among simple, exponential, smoothed, and linear weighted averages, then adjust the periods and the weight assigned to each. Its…
This Chinese stock-selection rule filters main-board shares by turnover between 3% and 12% and circulating market capitalization between 5 billion and 10 billion yuan. It then looks for five-, ten-, and twenty-day moving averages that are each higher than…
The document outlines a stock screen combining at least five overlapping moving averages with a close above the Bollinger middle band and below the upper band. It presents the overlap as a sign that short and medium term trends agree, and the Bollinger…
The document describes an automated strategy that trades pullbacks relative to a trend indicated by fast and slow moving averages. It lists configurable entry triggers, stop loss and take profit settings, trailing stops, break-even behavior, trade limits,…
The document describes a Chinese equity screening idea that combines daily price amplitude above 1, a weekly five-period moving average crossing above the ten-period average, and an opening price near the ten-day average. The stated rationale is to find…
This stock screen combines three technical conditions: the 20-day moving average must exceed the 120-day moving average, RSI must be below 65, and the intraday high-low range must exceed 1% of the closing price. Together, these rules aim to find stocks with…