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This indicator applies Bollinger-style bands to a stochastic oscillator rather than directly to price. It calculates the oscillator, a moving average, and standard-deviation bands, then changes the trend state when the oscillator crosses above the prior…
This DAX strategy calculates each candle’s body as the close minus the open, then measures changes in that body over a rolling period of 84 bars. It applies separate positive and negative thresholds, set to 81 and 6 times the platform’s pip size, and…
This shared automated strategy trades USD/JPY on a one-minute timeframe. It uses three exponential moving averages with periods derived from 200, 300, and 600 bars to define trend direction, and a parabolic SAR reading relative to the current bar’s high or…
The document describes an indicator that compares smoothed measures of upward and downward price movement to show trend direction. It applies a Jurik-style smoothing method to current and prior closing prices, then accumulates directional counts across a…
This document describes an indicator that compares the Relative Strength Index with an average of the bar’s open, high, low, and close to flag possible reversals. A bullish setup pairs a lower price low with a higher RSI low near the oversold threshold; a…
The indicator builds a calendar-year seasonality curve by accumulating daily price changes for each month and day across a selected historical date range. Users can set start and end dates, show or hide the curve’s high and low points, and calculate changes…
This document describes John Ehlers’ Elegant Oscillator, a technical indicator intended to help identify mean-reversion opportunities with improved timing. It first takes a two-bar price difference, then scales that derivative by its root mean square over a…
This indicator applies a Hodrick–Prescott smoother to recent closing prices and draws the resulting trend line on a chart. Its settings specify a 100-bar window and a smoothing parameter of 30; increasing the parameter produces a smoother series. The code…
The document proposes a modified Ichimoku calculation that derives later indicator components from Span A rather than directly from price. It first obtains Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen using the stated conventional periods, averages them to form an intermediate…
This chart overlay groups four price action tools: swing-based market structure, order blocks, liquidity levels, and projected trend lines. A ZigZag-style method identifies swing highs and lows; closing breaks of prior swings are labeled as trend reversals…
This indicator combines a trailing Average True Range stop with the Average Directional Index. It selects between wider and narrower ATR multipliers according to whether ADX is rising or falling, with an optional threshold rule that applies the narrower…
This simple scalping indicator issues a long signal when the latest four closes form three consecutive increases, and a short signal when they form three consecutive decreases. It presents the buy and sell conditions as separate indicators, each returning a…
The document describes an RSI transformation attributed to John Ehlers, intended to make trigger points easier to distinguish. It first calculates RSI, shifts and scales the readings around zero, applies the inverse Fisher transform, and maps the output back…
The FollowLine is a trend-following indicator that changes direction when a closing price crosses beyond an upper or lower Bollinger band. After an upside trigger, it tracks a line based on the bar low; after a downside trigger, it uses the bar high. In each…
This indicator contribution presents a Dynamic Zone version of RSX for ProRealTime. It first adjusts closing price using half the standard deviation of highs over a 10-bar lookback, then separates upward and downward price changes. Wilder averages over 20…
This document describes two price oscillators attributed to John Ehlers: Reflex, intended to track the cycle component of prices, and Trendflex, intended to retain the trend component. The supplied indicator procedures first smooth closing prices with a…
This indicator defines resistance and support from the highest high and lowest low over a configurable lookback. It adds an ATR-based buffer around both extremes, plots the midpoint, projects the zones forward, and marks selected price crossings and the bars…
The document describes CAM, a chart-classification approach that combines the direction of ADX with the direction of MACD. When both rise, candles are marked as an uptrend; when both fall, they indicate a pullback; rising ADX with falling MACD marks a…
This document describes a ProRealTime conversion of a forex entry indicator that is intended to avoid repainting. The signal uses a stochastic oscillator and a smoothed stochastic line, with fixed overbought and oversold zones. It marks a potential upward…
This chart indicator marks the nearest rounded price levels around the prior close. A configurable level size determines the spacing, allowing decimal increments that can suit instruments such as forex pairs. A skip setting adds further levels above and…
The document explains the Choppiness Index as a bounded indicator for judging whether price action is trending or moving sideways. It describes the reading inversely to price direction: higher values suggest a greater likelihood of a range, while lower…
The Trend Balance Point (TBP), attributed to J. Welles Wilder, is presented as a momentum-based system for taking long or short positions. It derives separate threshold levels from recent closing-price changes; crossing those levels determines the direction…
The document presents an indicator that searches recent price bars for a cup-and-handle formation and draws the detected structure on a chart. It locates a recent high, searches backward for an earlier boundary high, finds the intervening low, and divides…
Gravity Trend Levels combines a moving average trend regime with an acceleration based measure of momentum. It uses an EMA of closing prices as its baseline and mean absolute deviation from that baseline as a volatility unit. Changes in baseline velocity are…