Ichimoku Cloud with settings recommended for crypto by trader IAmSatoshi. Includes a handy checkbox to double inputs, and alerts that can be set for when the price crosses the bottom or top of the cloud.
This script also includes an ichimoku signal count. The signal count is an UNWEIGHTED sum of positive or negative ichimoku signals with the greatest total being shown in either green(long>short) or red(short>long) or white(0, long==short). The signal count is only shown when their is a new signal or a signal is no longer valid.
If you use a major portion of the code please cite me. If you like the script and make a bunch of money using it, feel free to donate using the crypto addresses below.
This looks great - what do the Double Inputs do?
Would you consider adding ability to run in multiple time frames?
UnknownUnicorn1517510
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@aguilaal1230, You mean look at 60min candles and 1 day timeframes for the indicator? It's doable but wouldn't that be super hard to read?
aguilaal1230
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@Vishiano, thanks for getting back to me. I just meant to be able to run Crypto Ichioku on a 10 minute while the chart/price is on 5 minutes. Anyway that you could add this? it would be awesome for my strategy. I was able to add this to the TradingView Ichimoku Cloud but I really like your set up so much more.
UnknownUnicorn1517510
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@aguilaal1230, Been a bit since I did anything major in Pinescript so no promises on ETA but ya I'll try to find some time to customize the timeframe I guess.
aguilaal1230
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@Vishiano, awesome...thank you. I am open to helping with a donation - just let me know.
EnriquePiatti
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How we should use this? when to buy and when to sell?
UnknownUnicorn1517510
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@EnriquePiatti, You can find more information on the Ichimoku trading system here or here. As far as this particular script goes, buy signals are shown in green and sell in red. The more buy/sell signals the higher the number. Just remember these are unweighted(you can read more on weighting them at kumotrader) and that higher timescale signals will overpower lower timescale signals.
Would you consider adding ability to run in multiple time frames?