Just 2 Moving Averages with adjustable settings and shifting capability, plus signals and predicting continuations. At the time of publish these different types of MAs are supported:
- SMA (Simple) - EMA (Exponential) - DEMA (Double Exponential) - TEMA (Triple Exponential) - RMA (Adjusted Exponential) - WMA (Weighted) - VWMA (Volume Weighted) - SWMA (Symmetrically Weighted) - HMA (Hull)
I'm looking forward to any idea about filtering the signals. Thanks.
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Added support for 2 other types of MA: - LSMA (Least Squares) - TMA (Triangular)
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- Fixed bugs - Now shifting will be applied in crosses
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Screenshot corrected!
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Fixed some small bugs!
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Major Update! - Added support for 2 new types of MA: 12. MAEMA which is my "Momentum Adjusted EMA" indicator 13. VMA which is a customized Variable Index Dynamic Average (Original VIDYA is made by Tushar Chande) - Added MA coloring and filling based on the trend - Added the ability to change MAs thickness - Made negative shifting possible due to many users request - Fixed a bug related to prediction tails which would happen in case of setting MA lengths less than 4
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- Made signals to shift with the fast MA (per a user request) Note that in case of unequal shifts of the fast MA and the slow MA, the signals may not be accurate.
Great indicator, can you add an alert for each time there is a crossover ?
informanerd
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@Mikey20, Thanks. Maybe in near future. By the way you could do that by adding these lines to the script if you are interested:
alertcondition(up, title = "Up", message = "Up")
alertcondition(down, title = "Down", message = "Down")
visible2me
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@informanerd, sure thanks appriecated.
So each time they cross it would send my trading view/mobile an alert correct ?
Where do I add the code ? Sorry I’m a newbie ...
Mikey20
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@informanerd, cheers how do I add the alert codes ?
informanerd
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@Mikey20, Copy the script code and paste (replace) it into Pine Editor (It's below your Tradingview chart window).
Then add mentioned lines at the end of the code, and finally click "Add to chart" button (At top-right of the mini window). Make sure you remove the old indicator from the chart before add this one.
The last step is to make your alerts in Tradingview using "Alerts" button (Right toolbar of your chart window).
You clearly have figured out how the pinescript language works.
I know how to code simple python programs with functions & classes but still have not figured out the syntax for pinescript yet regarding functions...
I hope looking at your code can help me figure it out.