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This note describes a stock screening rule that selects companies listed after 2021 and showing a daily position increase above 5%. Its stated rationale is to look for recent capital inflows while excluding longer-listed stocks. The article gives a…
The HWC indicator is described as a channel around a Holt-Winters moving average. Its upper and lower boundaries are formed by adding and subtracting a scaled estimate of dispersion from the central average. The moving average uses parameters for smoothing…
This document presents a hand-coded version of a KDJ-style indicator intended to match the implementation described by TradingView, after the author observed that TradingView and FMZ produced different values. The calculation first finds the highest high and…
This document describes a static zigzag built from crossings between fast and slow moving averages. A bullish cross starts a green leg, while a bearish cross starts a red leg. The proposed interpretation treats a downward red leg as a buy signal in…
This stock screen selects shares whose daily high-low amplitude exceeds 1%, whose price is above its five-day moving average, and whose 2021 revenue is more than 1.1 times its 2018 revenue. The proposed rationale is to combine recent price movement,…
This strategy description presents a long-only EUR/USD setup on the four-hour chart. It requires the 21-, 40-, and 100-period exponential moving averages to be ordered upward and rising. A candle must dip below the fastest average and close back above it,…
This A-share screening approach combines liquidity, a technical signal, and institutional trading activity. It selects stocks with market capitalization above 1 billion, turnover between 3% and 12%, a KDJ golden cross, and an institutional trading share…
This indicator places fast and slow Relative Strength Index lines in a subwindow and shades the areas extending from the window boundaries toward those lines. It offers three display modes: shading based on the fast line, the slow line, or the highest and…
This stock-screening note combines two technical conditions: at least five moving averages should converge, and the weekly MACD should be above zero. The author interprets moving average convergence as a sign of relatively stable price action and possible…
This short indicator note introduces William Blau’s double-smoothed stochastic, attributing it to a 1990 article. It identifies the calculation’s inputs as the current close, the lowest low and highest high over a lookback period, and exponential moving…
This Chinese-market stock screen combines three conditions: turnover between 3% and 12%, an opening price within 5% of the 10-day average closing price, and more than two limit-up days during the past 10 days. It is aimed at finding active stocks whose…
This post proposes screening stocks that have at least two limit-up sessions within 500 days and five moving averages described as overlapping. It interprets the moving-average condition as a possible sign of nearby support and resistance, and repeated…
This post describes a screen for Chinese A-share stocks in the metaverse industry that appeared on the previous day’s trading leaderboard. It adds a moving-average condition using five periods: 5, 10, 20, 30, and 60 days. The example formula checks whether…
This Chinese-language post outlines an equity screening rule that combines MACD above zero with a candlestick-pattern condition and a company characteristic. It presents the combination as a way to identify stocks with upward trend potential, while warning…
The document introduces a color-histogram implementation of William Blau’s Q-period Stochastic Index, an indicator described in his book on momentum, direction, and divergence. It identifies the indicator’s general form and points to a smoothing-algorithm…
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 expert advisor combines MACD divergence with stochastic confirmation and Bollinger Band trade exits. For buys, the stochastic main line must be above its signal line and remain within the configured oversold range for a specified candle period. The sell…
This short listing describes XWAMI_HTF, a version of the XWAMI indicator with a selectable chart timeframe in its input settings. The example default is a four-hour period, indicating that users can choose the timeframe on which the indicator operates. It…
This document describes a chart indicator that displays trend direction and trade signals derived from the UltraWPR indicator on a selected bar. It uses a colored background: pale shades mark trend continuation, while brighter shades distinguish buy and sell…
This document outlines a trend indicator that uses a crossover involving a pivot level and its median. It defines the pivot level from the maximum and minimum prices over a specified number of bars together with the closing price. The described calculation…
The document describes a ZigZag indicator built from XMACandles indicator candles. It characterizes the result as a smoothed form of ZigZag, which presents price movement as swings using the underlying candle representation. This is an indicator description…
This Chinese-language post describes an A-share stock screen combining three conditions: a 14-period RSI below 65, an outer-to-inner trading volume ratio above 1.3, and circulating market value between 5 billion and 10 billion yuan. It outlines a screening…
This expert adviser seeks pivot points using only the current and previous bars, then enters market orders when price appears to attempt a trend reversal. It does not use technical indicators. Orders can have configured take-profit and stop-loss levels;…
The indicator presents RSI conditions across ten timeframes to give a compact view of trend-related oscillator readings. Each line represents one timeframe: it turns red below the oversold threshold, blue above the overbought threshold, and gray between…