INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
Moving Average Tool for Indicators
Updated
This indicator drops up to 2 moving average lines on top of any indicator. There are 11 different moving averages to choose from including 2 of my own, ZLSMA and WMA MOD. It also comes with a fixed scale option so you can lock it to an indicators scale. Simply click the enable button and enter the scale high and low of the indicator you want to track. In most cases it is 100-0. To use this moving average tool just load up any indicator like RSI or MFI etc then load up the Moving Average Tool for Indicators and drop it on top. In the settings choose the indicator you want to track in the source box. Now you can easily find entries and identify trends that were not so obvious.
This is a very handy tool that will extend the usability of all your indicators. It can even track other timeframes. Below is a screenshot working with Awesome Oscillator.
This is a very handy tool that will extend the usability of all your indicators. It can even track other timeframes. Below is a screenshot working with Awesome Oscillator.
Release Notes
Minor fix to inputs.Release Notes
Added first pullback signals and alertsAdded alerts for crossing over and under MA
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″To get access send me an email. You will find my email on my website. You will find my website on my profile. Good luck!
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