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This document outlines a simple long-only strategy for the IBEX 35 on a daily timeframe. It enters when the close is above a 100-period closing-price average but below a 5-period average, alongside four consecutive rising lows when read from the oldest to…
This document presents a ProRealTime adaptation of a TradingView indicator based on Larry Connors’ short-term RSI-2 system. It calculates a two-period Wilder-smoothed RSI and displays reference levels at 0, 10, 90, and 100. The indicator colors the RSI green…
The indicator identifies candidate support and resistance levels by finding repeated ZigZag troughs or peaks near the same price. A swing is defined using a configurable percentage move; the described default is 3%. Within a recent lookback window, the…
This indicator adapts a stochastic oscillator by combining a signed measure of recent standard deviation with average true range. The sign of the standard deviation depends on whether the close is above or below its 14-period average. The method then…
The document describes a linear regression channel with upper and lower boundaries set at a percentage distance from its center line. The center is derived from a regression and slope calculation applied to a price series adjusted using the detrended price…
The Danger Zones indicator is designed to flag possible weakening within an existing trend. It classifies direction by comparing the close with both the Hull Moving Average and Parabolic SAR. For an uptrend warning, it combines slowing buying-volume momentum…
Zeiierman Bands are an indicator and reclaim-signal method built around an envelope whose upper and lower widths can differ. The centre line blends a moving average with a volume-and-range-weighted price estimate adjusted for candle rejection. Each side’s…
The document explains an indicator that combines a closing-price reference average with a scaled Average True Range (ATR) to draw two resistance levels above the average and two support levels below it. The reference average moves when price exceeds it by…
The indicator measures how often price exceeds a level derived from ATR, then compares a recent breach frequency with its longer history. Its default method tests today’s high and low against bands set using the previous bar’s ATR, so the threshold is fixed…
The Range Action Verification Index (RAVI) is described as a trend-identification oscillator based on the percentage difference between fast and slow moving averages. The document gives conventional directional rules: a rising cross above a 3% threshold…
The document describes NonLagDot, a chart indicator intended to represent the prevailing direction of market pressure. It displays bullish conditions with green dots and bearish conditions with red dots, and says the returned values should be plotted as…
This document explains the fair value gap (FVG) indicator as a way to mark price areas where adjacent candles leave an uncovered range. It classifies gaps as bullish or bearish according to the direction of the middle candle, then treats the marked area as a…
This indicator adapts the Sharpe ratio as a proposed input to a future trading strategy. It calculates log returns over a selected lookback, sums those returns, annualizes return volatility using a trading-day factor, and then divides the return measure…
The document proposes a calendar-based strategy for US equity indices such as the Dow Jones or S&P 500. It buys during the third year of a four-year presidential cycle, around late September, and sells in the following year around late December. The provided…
This indicator uses volume and price behavior to highlight possible institutional buying or selling pressure. A pocket pivot is an up day whose volume exceeds the volume on recent down days; the display distinguishes five-day and ten-day comparisons.…
The document describes a long-only index strategy that begins buying after a down bar, then adds to the position when price falls sufficiently below the last purchase and a short-term volatility measure signals a pause. It uses a near-zero profit threshold…
The normalized volume oscillator expresses current volume as a percentage deviation from a rolling average. Values below zero indicate volume below that average; positive values indicate higher activity. The displayed histogram assigns colors to ranges:…
This short indicator description counts consecutive bars in which the high is at least as high as the previous bar's high, and consecutive bars in which the low is at most the previous bar's low. Each count resets to zero when its respective comparison…
The indicator marks support at a local low when the pivot is lower than the lows in the surrounding bars, and resistance at a local high under the corresponding comparison with surrounding highs. Its stated settings use four earlier bars and two later bars…
This document presents a modified RSI indicator with thresholds that adapt to the recent range of RSI values. It calculates a standard RSI over a 14-period window, then uses the highest and lowest RSI readings from a 60-period lookback to construct a central…
This document describes a Forex strategy that uses two custom oscillator lines, calculated by the StocEvo indicator. It proposes entering long when the green line crosses above the red line and its value is above 36, and entering short when the red line…
This short-term CAC 40 strategy combines a moving-average filter with a daily range condition and a fixed weekday schedule. It checks whether the prior daily close is below the 65-day moving average, and whether the current day’s low or high is above the…
This weekly strategy adapts a two-period RSI approach attributed to Larry Connors. It combines a 50-period simple moving average with extreme RSI readings to enter in the direction of the broader trend: it starts a long position when price is above the…
The Trend Direction and Force (TDF) indicator is presented as a normalized measure ranging from -1 to 1, intended to show trend direction and strength. Its calculation compares two smoothed moving-average series, combines their separation with the cube of…