A Multi-Timeframe Technical Panel for Moving Averages and Oscillators
Summary
This indicator organizes several technical measures into an on-chart table rather than generating trade entries. For five configurable lookback lengths, it reports either simple or exponential moving averages, price distance from each average, average slope, and price standard deviation. The moving-average section also expresses selected values relative to their historical maximum magnitudes, with color shading used to distinguish positive and negative readings.
A second section displays RSI, CCI, money flow index, and Williams percent range. A third compares Williams percent range across four configurable timeframes, using requests that disable lookahead. The table updates on the latest bar, and users can adjust the averaging method, lengths, timeframes, and colors. This is a compact monitoring aid, not a tested strategy: the document supplies no rules for converting readings into trades and no performance evidence. Relative scaling and color conventions summarize context but do not establish predictive power; higher-timeframe values and indicator settings should be interpreted with their timing and market limits in mind.
Key ideas
- The panel compares five configurable moving-average lengths using SMA or EMA calculations.
- It reports price distance, average slope, and standard deviation alongside the average values.
- RSI, CCI, money flow index, and Williams percent range form a separate oscillator section.
- Williams percent range readings are displayed across four configurable timeframes without lookahead.
- The indicator is a monitoring display and supplies no entry, exit, or performance rules.
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