Alessio Rastani's 21,55,100 EMA & 100 SMAMeant for any market, this script is a technique shown by Alessio Rastani that utilizes exponential and simple moving averages that are used to anticipate potential buying & shorting opportunities for Technical Analysts.
Exponentialmovingaverages
Triple Moving Averages with Bollinger BandsCombines 3 moving averages with Bollinger Bands. Each moving average can be configured to be SMA or EMA.
50 & 55 EMA CloudAfter testing thousands of indicators over the years, this simple EMA cloud indicator that I built is still my main weapon. It's always the first one I add to a blank charts and that is not going to change anytime soon.
I find EMAs and MAs are such underrated tools, By observing the price action surrounding these, I can see straight away if it's a good time to get into a trade or not.
As seen here, I also use the 200MA along with the 50/55EMA cloud to find extra strong support and resistances. If price starts to reject both the cloud and the 200MA at the same time/level, then it's a very good indication the price is going to make a big move in that direction as seen here in this chart.
EMA's 5/20/50/200For those who want to use multiple EMA's in a single indicator.
You can also change ema by just editing in pine editor.
For example:
open pine editor and then just alter => "short = ema(close, 5)" to "short = ema(close, 6)"
By doing this your short ema will be changed at your desire.
Just like this you can increase more ema in your script.
For any help you can pm me :)
EMA 21/55/89/200 & SMA 50/100/200Free to use indicator combining all important time periods for two of the most valuable trading tools: EMAs and SMAs . As you can see on the chart and previous time periods, BTC often bounces off these, giving you an insight into possible future price movement. Add to your favourite scripts now at the bottom of this page and stay ahead of the game.
Switching off all except the most important periods in the indicator settings (21 & 55 EMA + 100 & 200 MA) can help keep a nice clean trading chart, if that is your preference.
SIMPLE MOVING AVERAGE
Smooths out the price across each period to reveal short, medium and long term trends and potential areas of support or resistance.
50, 100 and 200 are three of the most commonly used/respected moving averages.
The 200MA in particular provides very strong support/resistance on longer time frames.
EXPONENTIAL MOVING AVERAGE
A slightly more sophisticated version of the moving average, the EMA gives more weight to recent price action (i.e. a recent big move up/down will be reflection sooner... "the trend is your friend").
21, 55, 89 and 200 are four of the most commonly used/respected exponential moving averages.
The 21 and 55 EMA are undoubtedly the most powerful, and somewhat a self-fulfilling prophecy since so many people follow them.
Just so you know...
Green = 55/50, blue = 89/100, red = 200/200
EMAs are shown with thinner lines (as they change direction faster, think light and quick)
SMAs are shown with thicker lines (as they change direction slower, think heavier and more respected)
My free Combined RSI and Stochastic RSI Indicator , is also shown on the chart above and will save you valuable space on your trading screen, since you are strictly limited to the number of indicators you can use at one time. Give it a try and you'll wonder why you ever had separate indicators for RSI and Stoch RSI clogging up both your screen and indicator allowance.
These tools are for educational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Always do your own research before trading.
Falling-Rising FilterIntroduction
This is a modification of an old indicator i made. This filter aim to adapt to market trend by creating a smoothing constant using highest and lowest functions. This filter is visually similar to the edge-preserving filter, this similarity can make this filter quite good for MA cross strategies.
On The Filter Code
a = nz(a ) + alpha*nz(error ) + beta*nz(error )
The first 3 terms describe a simple exponential filter where error = price - a , beta introduce the adaptive part. beta is equal to 1 when the price is greater or lower than any past price over length period, else beta is equal to alpha , someone could ask why we use two smoothing variable (alpha, beta) instead of only beta thus having :
a = nz(a ) + beta*nz(error )
well alpha make the filter converge faster to the price thus having a better estimation.
In blue the filter using only beta and in red the filter using alpha and beta with both length = 200 , the red filter converge faster to the price, if you need smoother results but less precise estimation only use beta .
Conclusion
I have presented a simple indicator using rising/falling functions to calculate an adaptive filter, this also show that when you create an exponential filter you can use more terms instead of only a = a + alpha*(price - a ) . I hope you find this indicator useful.
Thanks for reading !
7/20 EMAs 50/100/200 SMAs as One Script.This is one of the scripts I use daily as a full time daytrader. It works well for me to predict MA resistance and support levels and has been very reliable.
3 EMA (15-50-200) - 6 SMA (7-30-50-128-200-360)3 Moving Average Exponential - 6 Simple Moving Average . Crypto EMA - MA . 7 is a fast support or resistance, 15 confirmation support or resistance. 30 Important support and resistance . 50 institutional support or resistance. 200 institutional general trend, support and resistance , 360 general trend, support and resistance . The use of EMA or MA is according to your liking/trading plan
QEMA - 9 EMAs (10, 20, 50 - 400) / CryptoprospaBy adding this one indicator to your chart, you save time and effort for the EMAs you want.
You can add this and then modify which ones you want visible in the settings.
It covers the 10, 20, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400 EMAs
Enjoy.
Cryptoprospa.
Multiple Emas -all in 1- (settable)8 Exponential Moving Average, all settable in period and color (2 more visible than the others).
Trabalza Special
EMA/MA crosses
Bullish cross = green "^"
Bearish cross = red "x"
Golden cross (50EMA > 200EMA) = Golden circle
Death cross (50EMA < 200EMA) = Red circle
Rejections
Bullish Wick through support = Gold candle
Bearish Wick through resistance = Purple candle
Bull entries
1st candle to open and close above EMA/MA
marked by "*" above candle, colour co-ordinated to match moving average
Bear entries
1st candle to open and close below an EMA/MA
Marked by "!" below candle, colour co-ordinated to match moving average
Trabalza EMA/MA + crosses,rejections,entries
EMA/MA crosses
Bullish cross = green "^"
Bearish cross = red "x"
Golden cross (50EMA > 200EMA) = Golden circle
Death cross (50EMA < 200EMA) = Red circle
Rejections
Bullish Wick through support = Gold candle
Bearish Wick through resistance = Purple candle
Bull entries
1st candle to open and close above EMA/MA
marked by "*" above candle, colour co-ordinated to match moving average
Bear entries
1st candle to open and close below an EMA/MA
Marked by "!" below candle, colour co-ordinated to match moving average
Ultra Trabalza EMA/MA + Crosses & Rejections
EMA/MA crosses
Bullish cross = green "^"
Bearish cross = red "x"
Golden cross (50EMA > 200EMA) = Golden circle
Death cross (50EMA < 200EMA) = Red circle
Rejections
Bullish Wick through support = Gold candle
Bearish Wick through resistance = Purple candle
Ultra Trabalza EMA/MA + crosses,rejectionsEMA/MA crosses
Bullish cross = green "^"
Bearish cross = red "x"
Golden cross (50EMA > 200EMA) = Golden circle
Death cross (50EMA < 200EMA) = Red circle
Bullish Wick through support = Gold candle
Bearish Wick through resistance = Purple candle
DepthHouse Exponential CandlesThis EMA Candles indicator use the price movement between two user selected Exponential Moving Averages to help determine the current trend.
As of release, there are 5 possible bar color outputs, all of which are shown in the legend above.
The Five Electable Color Outputs:
Uptrend; Strong Uptrend; Downtrend; Strong Downtrend; n/a
I hope you all enjoy!
Please leave your suggestions in the comments below!
Multi Poles Zero-Lag Exponential Moving AverageIntroduction
Based on the exponential averaging method with lag reduction, this filter allow for smoother results thanks to a multi-poles approach. Translated and modified from the Non-Linear Kalman Filter from Mladen Rakic 01/07/19 www.mql5.com
The Indicator
length control the amount of smoothing, the poles can be from 1 to 3, higher values create smoother results.
Difference With Classic Exponential Smoothing
A classic 1 depth recursion (Single smoothing) exponential moving average is defined as y = αx + (1 - α)y which can be derived into y = y + α(x - y )
2 depth recursion (Double smoothing) exponential moving average sum y with b in order to reduce the error with x , this method is calculated as follow :
y = αx + (1 - α)(y + b)
b = β(y - y ) + (1-β)b
The initial value for y is x while its 0 for b with α generally equal to 2/(length + 1)
The filter use a different approach, from the estimation of α/β/γ to the filter construction.The formula is similar to the one used in the double exponential smoothing method with a difference in y and b
y = αx + (1 - α)y
d = x - y
b = (1-β)b + d
output = y + b
instead of updating y with b the two components are directly added in a separated variable. Poles help the transition band of the frequency response to get closer to the cutoff point, the cutoff of an exponential moving average is defined as :
Cf = F/2π acos(1 - α*α/(2(1 - α)))
Also in order to minimize the overshoot of the filter a correction has been added to the output now being output = y + 1/poles * b
While this information is far being helpful to you it simply say that poles help you filter a great amount of noise thus removing irregularities of the filter.
Conclusion
The filter is interesting and while being similar to multi-depth recursion smoothing allow for more varied results thanks to its 3 poles.
Feel free to send suggestions :)
Thanks for reading
ATS Master's IndicatorThis master indicator is a collection of multiple useful indicators, which only requires one indicator slot in TradingView.
In this collection you will find the following 15 indicators:
Bollinger Bands (three different types: Fibonacci, Standard, Improved)
Gaps Checker
Large Candles Checker
SPY Checker Lite
Volume Checker Pro
Moving Averages (up to two individual MA indicators)
Exponential Moving Averages (up to two individual EMA indicators)
Double Exponential Moving Averages (up to two individual DEMA indicators)
Tripple Exponential Moving Averages (up to two individual TEMA indicators)
So, using this master indicator you are able to use up to 15 indicators in one.
If you would like to use this master indicator drop me a line and send a request for it.
Nova's: MA Assassin ComboALL IN ONE MOVING AVERAGE STRATEGY.
SAVE SPACE AND ASSASSINATE THE MARKET!!
Multiple EMAMultiple EMA. Color switch of slowest EMA (def=200) when price close below or above. Trend marker when fastest EMA (def=9) cross slowest EMA (def=200).
Multiple EMAMultiple EMA lines. Color switch of slowest EMA (def=200) when price close above or below. Trend marker when fastest EMA (def=9) cross slowest one.
