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Trend Indicator - Based on 4h 50/200 ma/ema - Static, same accross all timeframes - Works best with trending assets (espacially altcoins) - 4h 50/200 ma/ema 's are transparent by default but can be enabled to improve visibility Blue Cloud = Bullish, cloud often acts as support Red Cloud = Bearish, cloud often acts as resistance
This indicator plots a series of moving averages (EMA) to create a "ribbon" that offers a great visual structure to price action.
Following Trends and Finding Divergences Here is a script example that uses a long length (100, 150, 200) RSI MA Ribbon to detect trend reversals using lower time frames. You can also use traditional RSI to find divergences. Built Best for 1H to 10 Min Charting BTCUSD
for horizontal level traders that don't want to disregard the 200 week SMA. Plots a horizontal line for the latest 200 week SMA value in lieu of a wavy line. Open the indicator's settings and check the "Price Line" box for max visibility
A simple indicator that display the 50, 100, and 200 Daily SMA. It will always display the DAILY 50,100, 200, regardless of the time frame you are looking at. Makes it easy to quickly display these key averages while also looking at smaller timeframes like 1H candles.
Updated the code by CryptoLife71 so that the 200ma shows correctly.
Recommend that you make the lines larger so they'll be easier to see.
small change to my horizontal 200 week SMA script. Plots the latest 200 week SMA value from Bitstamp BTCUSD on the chart. I use it for the Bitmex chart, as Bitmex doesn't have enough history for a 200 week moving average.
This is a copy of the original however displaying 50 - 200 days ma cross.
Indicator that contains the 50, 100, and 200 simple moving averages
Couldn't find a simple moving average that combined the three i was looking for so I made it. Nothing special.