Description The HalfTrend indicator is a powerful trend-following tool that combines moving averages with ATR (Average True Range) to identify trend changes and potential reversal points. It features dynamic support/resistance levels, visual signals, and customizable parameters for different trading styles and timeframes.
Key Features Dynamic trend identification ATR-based volatility bands Automatic trend reversal signals Visual trend confirmation arrows Customizable sensitivity settings Indicator Components Main Trend Line
Green: Uptrend Red: Downtrend ATR Bands
Upper and lower volatility channels Based on ATR multiplier Acts as dynamic support/resistance Signal Arrows
Green Up Arrow: Trend change to uptrend Red Down Arrow: Trend change to downtrend Parameters Amplitude (Default: 2)
Controls trend sensitivity Lower values (1-2): More sensitive, more signals Higher values (2-4): Less sensitive, fewer signals Channel Deviation (Default: 2)
Controls ATR band width Higher values: Wider bands Lower values: Tighter bands Show Arrows (Default: true)
Toggle arrow visibility Useful for chart clarity How to Use Trading Signals Buy Signals
Green trend line appears Green arrow forms Price above trend line Sell Signals
Red trend line appears Red arrow forms Price below trend line Stop Loss Placement Long Positions: Below the trend line or lower band Short Positions: Above the trend line or upper band Timeframe Selection Short-term: 5m, 15m, 1h charts Swing trading: 4h, Daily charts Long-term: Weekly charts Best Practices Entry Rules Wait for trend line color change Confirm with arrow signal Check overall market direction Consider volume confirmation Exit Rules Trend line break Opposite arrow signal ATR band penetration Trailing stop using trend line Risk Management Position size based on ATR Use ATR bands for stop placement Trail stops with trend line Scale in/out at band touches Optimization Tips For Different Markets Trending Markets: Use default settings Volatile Markets: Increase Channel Deviation Ranging Markets: Decrease Amplitude For Different Timeframes Lower Timeframes (5m-1h): Amplitude: 1-2 Channel Deviation: 1.5-2 Higher Timeframes (4h-1D): Amplitude: 2-3 Channel Deviation: 2-2.5 Common Mistakes to Avoid Don't trade against the main trend Don't ignore overall market context Don't chase signals after extended moves Don't override system signals Don't forget to use stops Recommended Settings Conservative Trading Amplitude: 3 Channel Deviation: 2.5 Better for higher timeframes Aggressive Trading Amplitude: 1.5 Channel Deviation: 1.5 Better for lower timeframes Swing Trading Amplitude: 2 Channel Deviation: 2 Ideal for 4h-Daily charts Alert Settings Trend Changes
"Uptrend Start" "Downtrend Start" Price vs. Bands
Price crossing trend line Price touching ATR bands Additional Notes Works best in trending markets Combine with volume analysis Use with support/resistance levels Consider multiple timeframe analysis Regular parameter optimization recommended
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