MACD Multi-timeframe indicator by benjune

MACD Multi-timeframe indicator. This indicator will have built-in alerts for Micro trading, daytrading, and swing trading. Each will be based on 3 timeframes going in the same direction simultaneously. When this occurs, a built-in alert (that must be setup first) will alert that it may be a good time to enter or exit.

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added tfs

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added 4H and D

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working on addressing MACD changes

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timeframe tweaks

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3 TFs

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added 4th timeframe

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added 4 more TFs and changed colors.

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colors

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tightened 3rd position

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alerts added

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changed messaging.

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1) fixed text_color on the second row (Timeframe & Ticker) not picking up on the input variables
2) Added a function to convert timeframe column values from minutes to something easier for humans to read (5 -> 5m & 120 -> 2h)

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added code comments

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@benjune here or on Twitter

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