Using Floating T3 Levels to Identify Trend Changes

Summary

This indicator adapts the T3 moving-average concept with floating levels and can be applied across multiple chart timeframes. It supports a set of 22 price types. The indicator can change color and issue alerts when price crosses the outer levels, crosses the middle level, or when the T3 slope changes.

The description frames the floating levels as a way to turn an average into an on-chart oscillator. It recommends reading the levels as signals of a developing trend or confirmation of an existing one, rather than treating them simply as overbought and oversold thresholds. The document provides no formula, parameter guidance, chart evidence, or performance testing, so it does not establish how reliably these signals identify trends.

Key ideas

• The indicator adds floating levels to a T3-based average and offers multiple timeframe operation.\nIts signals include outer-level crossings, middle-level crossings, and changes in slope.\nThe levels are presented as possible trend formation or confirmation signals.\nThe description provides no empirical performance evidence or detailed calculation method.

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