Média Móvel Simples (MMS)
Smart Target Introduction
This is the first forward-looking indicator on TradingView!
A normal moving average indicator will use two averages of differing lengths, referred to as “fast and slow” or “short and long” moving averages, to identify trends and potential trades.
The Smart Target indicator uses the average trade profitability and trade duration of a moving average strategy to determine a forward-looking target that is specific to the chart that it has been applied to.
Every historical trade is considered when the indicator determines the future price target of an asset and the accuracy will improve with time as new trade data is continually introduced.
Indicator Utility
If the fast-moving average crosses above the slow, a blue target will appear.
A red target will appear when the fast-moving average crosses below the slow.
The target will never change once it has been plotted and will not repaint in any way which means that it is fully functional for trading in real-time.
Input Values
The period length of the two moving averages will need to be determined by the user and can be changed in the indicator settings panel.
View the full documentation on this indicator at this link: www.kenzing.com
MA5-13-50 by biruvyatirimciUmit Uslucan'ın MA5-13-50 stratejisine göre hareketli ortalamaları çiziyor, MA13 değeri yükselişte ise yeşil inişte ise pembe çiziyor.
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GoldenCross & DeathCrossBNC:BLX
Its a simple Golden- and Death-Cross Indicator BNC:BLX
... it highlights the Crosses and labels them. It also highlights the bar where the cross happend.
Enjoy and buy me a coffee if you liked it.
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Moving Average DivergenceThis script helps to identify the divergence in moving average with the price.
Moving Average Cross Alert, Multi-Timeframe OptionSee when two moving averages cross. With the option to choose between four moving average calculations:
SMA = simple moving average
EMA = exponential moving average (default)
WMA = weighted moving average
Linear = linear regression
The moving averages can be plotted from different time-frames, like e.g. the weekly or 4 hour time-frame using HL2 , HLC3 or OHLC4 as price source for the calculation. In addition there is a background color alert and arrows when the moving averages cross each other when the price also rises or falls. And the moving averages are colored depending on their trend direction (if they are trending up or down).
Multiple Moving AveragesMade to plot 2 DASHED EMAs and 2 SOLID SMAs with custom period so you don't have to use more than 1 indicator for your MAs.
BB Forecast PrototypeExperiment to try apply @atrader2's MA Forecast () to bollinger bands - didn't exactly work out how I expected it to, especially with the Upper/Lower forecast projections.
3 EMA (15-50-200) - 6 SMA (7-30-50-128-200-360)3 Moving Average Exponential - 6 Simple Moving Average . Crypto EMA - MA . 7 is a fast support or resistance, 15 confirmation support or resistance. 30 Important support and resistance . 50 institutional support or resistance. 200 institutional general trend, support and resistance , 360 general trend, support and resistance . The use of EMA or MA is according to your liking/trading plan
QSMA - 8 Simple Moving Averages (20, 50 - 400) / CryptoprospaModified others script to make SMA in this range.
By adding this one indicator to your chart, you save time and overcome the limits or restrictions to how many indicators you can add to your chart.
You can also modify the colour and\or width to your liking.
Enjoy.
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Dream I Trading Indicator with JSK by Theo Parkthis indicator contains
6 MAs
6 EMAs
3 Bollinger Bands
1 Envelope
1 Ichimoku
1 CM_SlingShotSystem
composed by JSK
QMA/SMA DifferenceIntroduction
The quadratic moving average (QMA) or quadratic weighted moving average (QWMA) is a type of moving average who is closer to the price when price is up trending. This moving average is defined as the square root of the moving average of the squared price. The QMA-SMA difference use this moving average to provide a new volatility indicator who aim to be reactive and filter noisy volatility in order to only provide essential information.
QMA - SMA
This indicator is defined as the difference between a quadratic moving average and a simple moving average of same period. Since the QMA emphasize up movements and tend to be away from down movements she is always greater than the simple moving average, so a simple difference between those moving average provide our volatility indicator. Below is a comparison with a standard deviation and the indicator of both period 100.
Since its a difference between two moving average it can be interesting to use a simple moving as source for the standard deviation to provide another comparison
The standard deviation is smoother but still contain more information as well as having less reactivity.
Conclusion
I have a presented a new volatility indicator based on the quadratic moving average and compared it with a classic standard deviation. It is possible to change the power order of the QMA in order to provide different results, in order to do so you must also change the root, this is done in pine with : pow(sma(pow(close,w),length),1/w) where w is the power order, notice that an high power order can provide non attributed values.
Moving Average Trend IndicatorThis Indicator shows you the major moving averages, both in simple and exponential.
High/Low Percentage DifferenceThis chart shows simple moving averages of the differences in the high and low prices across the time frame you choose.
I use this when researching to see if the investment vehicle meets my criteria for volatility within the time-frame I want to invest.
The columns show the percentage difference between the current candle's high and low.
The lines show the SMA of the past 10(red), 30(orange), and 100(blue) candles, but you can edit these to be whatever you'd like.
SuperMega Static/Dynamic EMA & SMA MultiComboAll the moving averages you'll ever need!!!
5 EMAs
5 SMAs
3 static EMAs
3 static SMAs
Static EMAs and SMAs are shown on every timeframe. For example, you can set static EMAs or SMAs to show 21 day, 50 week and 200 week on every timeframe of the chart. Plus standard 5 EMAs and 5 SMAs (user-defined) is showing for that specific timeframe.
