T3 Double Bands for Trend Direction

Summary

This brief indicator description explains a double-band visualization built from three T3 calculations: one based on highs, one on closing prices, and one on lows. The close-based T3 sits between the high-based upper line and the low-based lower line.

Each band changes color when its two corresponding T3 lines slope in the same direction, signaling that the paired lines share an upward or downward trend. The description does not specify the T3 calculation parameters, the color scheme, or rules for turning the signal into entries and exits. It also provides no chart examples, market data, or performance evidence, so the indicator should be treated as a visual trend cue rather than a validated trading strategy.

Key ideas

• The indicator calculates T3 lines from highs, closes, and lows.
• The close-based line occupies the middle between the high-based upper line and low-based lower line.
• A band’s color changes when its two associated lines slope in the same direction.
• The color change conveys the shared trend direction of the paired lines.
• The description gives no settings, trading rules, or performance evidence.

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