A Moving Average Composite with Signal-Line Alerts

Summary

This brief indicator description introduces a moving average formed by averaging the outputs of different calculation variants of the classical moving average. It displays a signal line and can generate alerts, including push notifications. Notifications are sent only after a bar has closed, so the indicator avoids notifying users based on an unfinished bar.

The document describes an indicator feature rather than a complete trading strategy. It does not specify which moving-average variants are combined, how the signal line is calculated, what constitutes a crossing or other alert condition, or which markets and timeframes are suitable. It provides no examples, backtest, or performance evidence. Traders would need to inspect the implementation and define their own entry, exit, and risk rules before using its signals. Closed-bar notifications can reduce intrabar signal changes, but they also mean an alert arrives only after the bar is complete.

Key ideas

• The indicator averages results from multiple calculation variants of a classical moving average.
• It displays a signal line and can issue alerts and push notifications.
• Push notifications are triggered only after the relevant bar closes.
• The description does not specify the component averages, alert rules, or trading performance.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.