Market Navigator Oscillator

The indicator considers 24 different buy and sell signals, as well as portfolio management rules, to keep you on the right side of the market with no guesswork.
Buy and sell signals are generated based on different criteria, including the relationship between price and key moving averages, volume, and time. Each signal is assigned a point value, which is then added (buy signal) or subtracted (sell signal) to the running exposure count when the signal occurs. This exposure count is then used to give a recommended maximum exposure level.
The Market Navigator Oscillator also identifies certain instances when being more aggressive is called for, known as a Power Trend. A Power Trend is triggered within the context of an uptrend that meets a certain criterion of price, length, and moving average relationship.
This indicator is a must-have for any trader looking to take the guesswork out of their trading by automating recommended exposure levels and being in step with the market.
Principles covered include:
- Recommended maximum portfolio exposure
- Buy switch / restraint rules
- Follow through / distribution days
- Power Trend
Dynamic Day 1
When you first put the indicator on your chart, it will ask you to select Day 1 of the current rally attempt. A Day 1 is defined as either:
- The first positive day in a down trending market
- A down day where the index closes in the upper half of the daily range
Disclaimer: This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only. Do your own research before making any trade decisions. I accept no liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on this indicator.
I am not affiliated with Investor's Business Daily. This is my original interpretation of the rules taught in the Market School Home Study Program.
- Volatility defined as the average percentage gain of the up days over the prior 200 days.
- Volatility less than or equal to 0.4%, follow-through must close up 0.7% or higher.
- Volatility greater than or equal to 0.4% and less than 0.55%, follow-through must close up 0.85% or higher.
- Volatility greater than or equal to 0.55% and less than 1.00%, follow-through must close up 1.00% or higher.
- Volatility greater than or equal to 1.00%, follow-through must close up 1.245% or higher.
The 95% rule was not talked about in the original Market School course but was later added as a rule for stall days. With the rule turned on, when stalling action occurs and volume is within 95% of the previous days volume, it will be counted as a stall day.
If the 95% rule is turned off, higher volume than the previous day will be required for stall days.
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Invite-only script
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