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USDCHF Oscillators Begging You to BuyAlthough we are seeing a long-term rising wedge form, the fruition of a downturn at the end of the wedge is still some months into the future. In all liklihood, we still see a bit of an upward movement given how overcrowded the short trade is according to the bull bear oscillator. A trading week is five days which is why I used 5 day RSI to highlight how poorly this week was for the pair which is now flashing an oversold signal. Momentum oscillator also signals to buy. Overall, this may be short in the longer-term, but I now suspect we still see some upward movement first. If you like my analysis and are hungry for more charts, you can also check out some of my work at www.anthonylaurence.wordpress.com
Long
by WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot3
50 EMA + Heikin-Ashi + Stochastic Oscillator **Strategy: 50 EMA + Heikin-Ashi + Stochastic Oscillator** **Indicators:** 1. **50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average):** It helps identify the overall trend direction. 2. **Heikin-Ashi Candles:** These modified candles provide a smoothed representation of price movements. 3. **Stochastic Oscillator:** It helps identify overbought and oversold conditions. **Conditions for Long (Buy) Trade:** 1. Price is above the 50 EMA, indicating an uptrend. 2. Heikin-Ashi candles show a series of bullish candles. 3. Stochastic Oscillator is below the oversold level (e.g., 20), indicating potential buying opportunities. **Conditions for Short (Sell) Trade:** 1. Price is below the 50 EMA, indicating a downtrend. 2. Heikin-Ashi candles show a series of bearish candles. 3. Stochastic Oscillator is above the overbought level (e.g., 80), indicating potential selling opportunities. **Trade Execution:** - **Buy Signal:** Enter a long position when all three conditions for a long trade are met. - **Sell Signal:** Enter a short position when all three conditions for a short trade are met. **Risk Management:** - Use stop-loss orders to limit potential losses. - Consider a risk-reward ratio to ensure that potential profits outweigh potential losses. **Example:** 1. **Long Trade:** - Price is above the 50 EMA. - Heikin-Ashi candles are bullish. - Stochastic Oscillator is below 20. - Enter a long trade. 2. **Short Trade:** - Price is below the 50 EMA. - Heikin-Ashi candles are bearish. - Stochastic Oscillator is above 80. - Enter a short trade.
by MOAZAM1133
Bull Bear Volume Oscillator (Idea in the making)I want you guys and gals to add in your question and comments below. There are certain things id like to new oscillator to do for you but i want to know in what ways it can be better like if it seems to be missing something. However. That being said, if you think its good the way it is, then by all means, let it be done and ill release it ASAP. This is the Bull Bear Power Volume Oscillator. It shows you TREND DIRECTIONS. A bullish trend is not defined until you have higher highs and higher lows of the same green color . A bearish trend is not defined until you have lower lows and lower highs of the same red color . There is also a CENTER area which is clouded called "The Void". Any action closing in this area is null and taken as A) Market is ranging. and or B) There is not enough opposing volume to move the market either way. it is not until you get a high or low OUTSIDE of this area, where you should consider a trade. Also, any action taking place outside of the VOID is considered a higher volatity in the market. Anything INSIDE the void is an extremely LOW volati SOURCE - You can choose the source to be anything else that exists on your chart, for example, the RSI from a different indicator or a particular moving average you have plotted on your chart. For those who have trouble seeing a divergence between momentum (RSI) or (Stochastic RSI) and your price action on your chart, this should paint a more clearer picture for you. A long red column is obviously a LOW and a long green column is obviously a High but what you should be looking for is the end of the WICK and not the color of the candle. Again this is an early set of information for this indicator. Id like to get your feedback on it.
by CoffeeshopCrypto
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BOIL / KOLD - a leveraged natural gas oscillatorHere on a dialy chart I have plotted the ratio of BOIL share price to that of KOLD, its leveraged inverse. They both react to and reflect natural gas prices which are currently rising. I have also plotted the supply demand indicator from Luxalgo and a better RSI indicator. As can be seen on the chart the ratio ascended from relative weakness last fall into a long head and shoulder pattern and then descended into its present range. The RSI bottomed abot 5/4/23 and increasing since then. I see the present pattern as similar to what occurred last fall. My thesis is that I should buy BOIL now as its price ascends until the ratio hits the supply zone above and then flip by selling and buying KOLD instead. I see this as essentially a natural gas buy and sell oscillator. To have more frequent trades and higher overall profits, I would need to decrease the timeframe for the analysis down to 1-3 hours and follow the ratio trending accordingly. At present, I will continue to accumulate further long positions in BOIL
AMEX:BOILLong
by AwesomeAvani
23
CYCLE 4 | Realised Price Oscillator & Overlay - DETAILEDThis post is intended to be used with an earlier interactive companion post, crated to observe BTC's interactions in prior cycles so we can take learnings into cycle 4 with respect to BTC's under and over extensions of the calculated Realised Price. A quick refresher - What is Realized Price? Source: www.bitcoinmagazinepro.com "Bitcoin Realized Price is the value of all bitcoins at the price they were last transacted on-chain, divided by the number of bitcoins in circulation. This gives us the ‘average cost basis’ at which all bitcoins were purchased, which is another way of describing Realized Price." The above relationships have been incorporated into the Overlay and Oscillator indicators developed for this post to use into DCA accumulation and sell strategies. Historic Observations As per the above prior post, we see BTC enters a cycle topping and bottom phase when BTC's 'Realised Price' enters the top red and bottom green over extended regions of the normalised Oscillator and the Red and Blue Extension lines of the Overlay indicators. We see historically the Oscillator shows the region where price moves with high volatility and other indicators that rely on divergence can extended much further than in other periods in the cycle before a true change in trend is achieved. In 2021 Overlay indicator (RED Line) was breached many times before we put in a significant trend change and the ultimate cycle top was realised at the second peak interestingly at the lower 'Purple' extension line November of that year. CYCLE 4 Update Where are we now according to the Realised Price Overlay and Oscillator indicators... Based on historic review of BTC relationship suggests we are about to enter the parabolic region of this cycles (Oscillator is about to enter into the 'RED' zone and Overlay indicator has breached the Purple line and is between the Red and Purple line). Interestingly this relationship aligns with our cycle mapping posts, looking at BTC historic behavior since cycle bottoms and tops and BTC price targets based on Fibonacci extensions.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by Brodie
Bitcoin Wave Analysis Using the Elliott Wave Oscillator (EWO)You can use the Elliott Wave Oscillator (EWO, Awesome Oscillator AO) to spot and label Elliott Waves. Here I'm using an indicator called Elliott Wave Oscillator with Bands. The next best thing is BullTrading_MTF-EWO_V2.0 BullTrading Elliott Wave Oscillator by Gustavo. Don't bother looking into other EWOs. The Bands version uses hl2 (shifted fwd by 1 bar) instead of close price and has 2 MA signal lines and no % normalization. The Gustavo version has a signal line, % normalization and uses 34 periods / close price by default. - Classic EWO is a Price Oscillator and uses 5, 35 SMAs, close price, no MA smoothing. EWO doesn't provide exit points, only divergence. EWO has been backtested thoroughly on history data and is best at spotting EW. - Awesome Oscillator (AO) by Bill Williams is essentially the same as EWO. - MACD uses 12, 26 EMAs, close price, 3rd MA for smoothing. MACD provides entry/exit points (EMA and zero crosses), divergence Watch this video for more info on how EWO works: www.youtube.com ___________________________________________________ EWO Signals: 1. histogram above zero line - look for longs, below - look for shorts 2. histogram breaks out of the top/bottom signal line bands - trend is strong, likely a wave 3 or 5 (waves 1/2 usually stay within bands and produce small humps) 3. bar height is rising - trend in the current direction gains momentum (brighter color bars), falling - trend loses momentum (darker color bars), 4. histogram returns to zero line and retraces within 90-140% of the prev high peak - likely a wave 4 (or B or other correction) - Main signal for EW wave 4 5. EWO divergence - likely between waves 3 and 5, possible end of trend, reversal or major correction soon - Main signal for end of wave 5, start of wave 1 Trading: 1. Type 1 Trade (enter at the end of wave 4 to ride wave 5): - histogram returns to zero and retraces within 90-140% of the prev high peak (crosses up to 40% to the other side) - this is likely the end of wave 4 (or 2/B - some sort of major correction, likely a wave 4) >140 - this is wave 1/A of the new trend, major correction or reversal. < 90 - this is wave 2 or 4 of lower degree. - prev high of the histogram is above the top breakout signal band or below the bottom band => market is strong, confirms that this was likely a wave 3/5 and it's strong, so we truly have the end of wave 4 near zero (or some type of major correction) - in the video they also use signals from proprietary indicators not available on TradingView - use EMAs/fib ratios instead. Enter a trade: if we retrace within 38.2-50% - high probability zone for wave 4. Confirm trend direction using EMAs/trend indicators. Use 61.8-100% of wave 0-3 or 100% of wave 1 as target for wave 5 to exit the trade. Enter on a breakout from a down channel/prev high or on 2nd bar close in the direction of a new trend with a stop loss below wave 4 2. Type 2 Trade (divergence, trend reversal, enter at wave 1 of the new trend) - find wave 4, after riding wave 5 look for divergence between the humps of waves 3 and 5. Wave 3 is always the strongest and should have a higher peak, wave 5 - still strong but has a lower peak, producing a divergence. - if wave 5 hump < wave 3 hump - market is losing momentum, reversal or major correction is likely, enter a trade to ride the new trend in the opposite direction. - if wave 5 hump >= wave 3 hump - market is still strong, this is a lower degree waves 3 and 5 within wave (3), an extension of wave (3) is likely. Other Trading Options: Enter: 1. on the 2nd-3rd bar after a signal band cross (entering a strong market) 2. on a pullback (wave 2/B saddle, histogram retraces inside the signal bands) 3. on crossing of a zero line, a red-green color change 4. on divergence Exit: 1. on highest peak 2. on momentum decrease (lower bar height, darker color) 3. on a pullback inside the signal bands (weak market) 4. on divergence
by RagingRocketBull
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Indicator - Aroon OscillatorMy first time doing a script! Aroon Oscillator is difference between Arron Up and Aroon Down. Aroon Oscillator makes it easier to see which of the two indicators are stronger. Normally Aroon is plotted with the two distinct lines. This indicator fluctuates between -100 and +100 with 0 as the mid line. When oscillator is positive there tends to be upward trend bias, and downward trend bias when this oscillator is negative. The default value for this oscillator is 25, while Aroon is 14. Because of the way Aroon was designed there are no divergences in this indicator. Another usage of Aroon Oscillator would be to see when any value of > 90 or < -90 occurs. This may signal a strong trend may be ready to occur. With a 90 move it is considered bullish until there is a move of -90. The same is true for move below -90. It is bearish until a move above 90 is reached. Of course as with all indicators using more than one is recommended to get clearly signals. Script can be found on here: www.tradingview.com or... bitbin.it
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by ItisCalvin
3
BTC Shows Positive Awesome Oscillator and RSI Signals!I am thrilled to share with you some positive indicators that have recently emerged for Bitcoin (BTC), which may present a lucrative opportunity for potential gains. Firstly, let's talk about the Awesome Oscillator (AO). It is a technical analysis tool that measures market momentum, specifically the difference between the 34-period and 5-period simple moving averages. The Awesome Oscillator for BTC has been displaying a remarkable upward trend, indicating a strong bullish momentum in the market. This is a positive sign for those considering entering a long position on BTC. Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is another powerful indicator that measures the speed and change of price movements. BTC's RSI has recently shown a significant surge, crossing the threshold into overbought territory. This suggests that the buying pressure has been consistently strong, potentially leading to further upward movement shortly. With these positive signals from both the Awesome Oscillator and RSI, it's hard not to feel optimistic about the potential for BTC's price to continue its upward trajectory. As traders, we need to seize such opportunities when they arise. Therefore, I encourage you to consider taking a long position on BTC currently. However, as always, it is crucial to conduct your own thorough analysis and risk assessment before making any trading decisions. Remember, the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and it's essential to stay informed and exercise caution. If you're interested in exploring this opportunity further, I recommend keeping a close eye on BTC's price movements and monitoring any additional positive indicators that may emerge. Timing is key, so be sure to stay vigilant and act accordingly. I hope this news brings a smile to your face and ignites a spark of excitement within you. Let's make the most of this potential opportunity and continue to navigate the cryptocurrency market with enthusiasm and positivity! Wishing you happy trading and successful ventures ahead!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by bryandowningqln
Trading Bitcoin With The Absolute Price OscillatorCryptohopper Newsletter Market Analysis Another week of trading means another week of ranging in the Crypto market. Bitcoin is still unable to break the resistance at $10,500, while still holding on to the support. Usually, a long period of stability is followed by a period of volatility. Therefore it can be expected for BTC to make a significant move in the near future. The “Absolute Price Oscillator” (APO) is an indicator that is very useful in swing trading and determining these significant moves. We will first start by determining what the Absolute Price Oscillator is! Absolute Price Oscillator The APO displays the difference between two EMAs of a coin’s price and is displayed as an absolute value. The indicator is thus the difference between the fast exponential moving average (in our case 10) and the slow exponential moving average (in our case, 20). The indicator provides a buy signal when the line is above 0 and sell signal when it is below 0. When it is above 0, it means that the fast EMA is above the slow one, and when it is below 0, it means that the slow EMA is above the fast one. When and how is it best used? That’s what we will explore in the next section. How to use the APO effectively From our observations, the APO tends to behave better on the larger timeframes than on the smaller ones. On the shorter timeframes, the indicator tends to give out more “fake” signals than on the longer ones. Based on the last bull-run observations, the indicator would work on the 4-hours timeframe with other sell settings such as take profit, stop loss, and trailing stop loss. If used with its sell signals on the 4h timeframe, it may result in lower profits as its sell signals are generally too slow to cover profits adequately. However, on the 1-day time frame, the indicator has proven to be able to work well with its sell signal. This success can be attributed to the price having a more clear direction than on the smaller timeframes.
Long
by cryptohopper
FGV: Moving Averages Aligned, and at Oscillator BottomThank you for your continued support :) Strategy: Moving Averages Formation Bias: Bullish As seen in the chart, all three moving averages are aligned in bullish trend. Using the oscillator, price is now at the "oscillator" bottom. The "oscillator" bottom by itself is not a strong indicator, and usually is complemented with other technical analyses, such as moving averages and support/resistance/trend analysis here. Entry: 1.43 Stop-loss: 1.32 1st Target: 1.71 Gentle reminder: Plan your trade and trade your plan. Peace out!
FLong
by ShareWorldConsulting
CYCLE 4 | Realised Price Oscillator & OverlayThis post is intended as an interactive companion post with a 'to follow' detail post for historic analysis. I want to explore the relationship with BTC and Realised Price, and historically where we have seen cycle over bought and sold regions based on extensions from calculated realised price values. What is Realized Price? Source: www.bitcoinmagazinepro.com "Bitcoin Realized Price is the value of all bitcoins at the price they were last transacted on-chain, divided by the number of bitcoins in circulation. This gives us the ‘average cost basis’ at which all bitcoins were purchased, which is another way of describing Realized Price." The above relationships have been incorporated into the Overlay and Oscillator indicators developed for this post to use into DCA accumulation and sell strategies. I will follow this post with a zoomed version for detailed discussion.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Brodie