Trend Persistence Rate Indicator [CC]The Trend Persistence Rate Indicator was created by Richard Poster (Stocks and Commodities Feb 2021 pg 12) and this indicator is a good trend strength indicator similar to ADX. A good strategy with this indicator according to the author is to combine this with a moving average crossover strategy and a volatility indicator. Buy when the price crosses over the moving average and when the volatility and this indicator are over a selected minimum. I think 30-40 as a minimum for this indicator works well. Exit that position when this indicator peaks and starts to go down and it should be very profitable for you. I have included general buy and sell signals with this indicator as well.
Let me know if there are any other indicators you would like to see me publish!
Trends
QFLOW SUITE QFLOW SUITE is a signal-based comprehensive trading suite for trading across all timeframes. It is designed to be a tool for discretionary traders and there are numerous ways to utilize this trading suite.
INCLUDES :
Buy / Sell Signals
Candle Coloring
Automatic Level Plotting
Trend Following System
Stop Loss Management System
Trend Reversal Mechanisms
Volatility Breakout Algorithm
Mean Reversion Algorithm
Buy / Sell Signals
There are multiple conditions detected by QFLOW Algorithm which are constantly worked on and improved
Candle Coloring
Color coding allows information compression and helps traders analyze the charts in a simple and intuitive manner. The base coloring is meant for trend following and consists of 3 colors :
Green - Trend up
Grey - Rangebound Consolidation
Red - Trend down
The second type of candle coloring is for the special conditions like buy / sell signals or divergences.
Volatility Breakout Algorithm
This part of the algorithm identifies a volatility breakout before it happens by showing a colored shaded squeeze which happens during consolidation. When a potential breakout is detected, an arrow is printed below or above that candle depending on the direction. Most times a second arrow is needed to signal a confirmed breakout. This arrow will be plotted with a 'B' or 'S' in the same color as the arrow.
False Breakout Detection
The algorithm is taught to detect these kind of false breakouts and prints a signal as an arrow with an 'F' below or above the candle.
Mean Reversion Algorithm
A hybrid algorithm that takes both momentum and mean reversion into account for high accuracy.
Automatic Level Plotting
Stop Loss Management System
QFLOW SUITE contains an adaptive trailing ATR system that can be used for stop loss management. It is plotted as a line below the price when the trend is up and above the price when the trend is down. It is highly effective because it is designed to adapt both to the true range ( a measure of the degree of price volatility ) as well as to the average direction change.
Extreme Background Highlighting
The algorithm is taught to analyze multiple technical components. When this option is turned on it will highlight the background when these extreme conditions are met. These highlights will often occur at the tops or bottoms and during times of high volatility. A trader can use this option as extra confluence when making certain trading decisions like taking profits or closing out trades.
The Bayesian Q OscillatorFirst of all the biggest thanks to @tista and @KivancOzbilgic for publishing their open source public indicators Bayesian BBSMA + nQQE Oscillator. And a mighty round of applause for @MarkBench for once again being my superhero pinescript guy that puts these awesome combination Ideas and ES stradegies in my head together. Now let me go ahead and explain what we have here.
I am gonna call it the Bayesian Q Oscillator I suppose. The goal of the script is to solve an issue both indicators on their own suffer from. QQE signals are not new and often the problem has always been false signals for them. They are good for scalping but the difference between a quality move and a small to nearly nonexistent move following a signal is not so clear. Kivanc made his normalized version to help reduce this problem by adding colors to his histogram type verision that would essentially represent if price was a trending move or in a ranging structure. As you can see I have kept this Idea but instead opted for lines as the oscillator. two yellow line (default color) is a ranging sideways area and when there is red or green it is trending up or down. I wanted to take this to the next level with combining the Bayesian probability oscillator that tista put together.
The Bayesian indicator is the opposite for its issue as it is a probability indicator that shows which candle or price movement is more likely to come next. Red rising means possibly down move soon and green means up soon. I will not go into the complex details of this indicator but will suggest others take a look at his and others to understand the idea behind them. The point I am driving at is that it show probabilities or likelyhood without the most effecient signal device to match it. This original was line form and now it is background filled colors.
The idea. is that you can potentially get some stronger and more accurate reversal signals with these two paired together. when you see a sell signal or cross with the towering or rising red... maybe it is a good jump potentially. The same for green. At the same time it is a double added filter effect from just having yellow represent it is ranging... but now if you get a buy signal (example) and have yellow lines (example) along wi5h a red rising or mountain color background... it not only is an indication of ranging, but also that there is potentially even a counter move coming based on the probabilities. Also if you get into a good trade and see dual yellow qqe crosses with no color represented by the bayesian background... it is possible it might only be noise.
I have found them to work decently in the 1 hour timframe. Let me know your experience.
I hope everyone takes a look at the originals to understand them. Full credit goes to those guys for this to be here. Let me know how it is working out for you.
Here are the original links.
bayesian
Normalized QQE
Tradespot - Trend SuiteTradespot - Trend Suite
No configuration needed, works out the box
Best used as a HTF analysis tool (1D, 3D, 1W, 1M), but can be applied to LTFs.
Makes use of a complex combination of indicatorss to paint a visual snapshot on the current trend
Completely open to building a core trading strategy upon
Want to know more or have questions? Come join the Tradespot community, or send me a message on TradingView.
Monthly, Quaterly, Yearly SMA trendsIt highlights on the chart when the SMA20 crosses the SMA60 etc. for the Monthly, Quaterly, Yearly SMA trends.
Trend Indicator for Directional Trading (add-on)TIDT is a two-part trend-based indicator designed to recognize the general direction and help you identify good opportunities for going long or short (both indicators are called the same way with "main" and "add-on" additions).
This is the add-on indicator that is added below the chart and aside from identifying trending opportunities, it also shows Bullish and Bearish Divergences. Similar to the main indicator, it is based on 3 Moving Averages over which you have full control. You can choose between the following 7 types:
- Simple Moving Average ( SMA )
- Exponential Moving Average ( EMA )
- Weighted Moving Average ( WMA )
- Running Moving Average (RMA)
- Hull Moving Average ( HMA )
- Volume Weighted Moving Average ( VWMA )
- Arnaud Legoux Moving Average ( ALMA )
I strongly suggest that the types and periods for your MAs in the main and the add-on versions are identical so that you get a better visual of the whole picture. However, you may develop a trading strategy that relies on two different types of signals, so that's entirely up to you. Once you have set up the MAs and chosen the lookback period, the rest is taken care of for you. You get two types of signals:
1) Pullbacks - the divergences between your MAs generate a result, which is then averaged as a percentage gain or loss and worked out into a histogram. The colors of the histogram indicate opportunities to buy (if green), short (if red), or sit tight (if white) unless an explicit signal is given by the indicator. Overall the principle is simple - establish the trend and look for weaknesses so that you can open an order in the direction of the trend.
2) Divergences - generated in a similar way to the Pullbacks strategy with some minor adjustments and improvements to better catch the divergences. The histogram is slightly different, as the positive results are plotted above 0 and the negative ones below 0. As such, the histogram looks a lot like MACD, but with different calculations. The color principle mentioned above is the same - green for longs, red for shorts, and white for neutral unless specified by a signal. The change of the shade of the color shows an increase or a decrease in the momentum. A Long signal comes up when the price makes a lower low, while the momentum makes a higher low. A Short signal comes up when the price makes a higher high, but the momentum makes a lower high.
Ticking a box next to the signal type will show the associated histogram and its signals. Due to the different ways those two histograms are calculated and displayed I recommend having either of them On, but not both. However, you may want to be able to see both types of signals, so I've left this as an option. Once again, all colors are fully configurable.
The complete Trend Indicator for Directional Trading has gone over 1,500 revisions, has been forked over 10 times, and has been worked out to be as minimalistic, useful, and practical as possible. A great deal of work, time, and experience have been poured into this indicator to do what it's supposed to do - help you identify better entry opportunities for increased profitability.
If you have any questions regarding the indicator or suggestions on how it could be improved, please let me know. Thank you.
Ehlers Trend Vigor NormalizedThanks to MasBart, I updated the earlier version to normalize signal and lead according to vigor and trigger. Vigor and trigger are limited to +-2. Now signal and lead are also in that range.
The code of interest is lines 39-43:
tmpdif = (BP - nz(BP ))/close
a = array.new_float(0)
for i = 0 to win-1
array.push(a, tmpdif )
den = array.max(a)
den is then used to normalize the BP values (bandpass filter).
ETS Trending ArrowsThis indicator is the end result of years of trial and error to create an indicator that aims to mimic market entry points that a professional trader would take.
It has arrows that clearly show potential market entry points, and suggested stop-loss levels. What I like about it is that it generally responds as fast to market changes as a good trader would, leaving you enough time to still validate the move before taking it.
This basically levels the playing field, because even if you're a rookie trader, or maybe an experienced trader in a slump, this indicator can help you to identify possible trading entry points that is responsive to market moves, and that can be used on different timeframes based on how you want to trade. And if you're an experienced trader, this indicator will help you like a good trading buddy to make good trading decisions.
What Makes It So Powerful?
- Give you a signal as early as possible and does not "repaint" once the bar completes
- Reacts to fast market direction changes like a master trader
- Is super easy to understand and implement in your trading
- Can be used for Forex, Stocks and Crypto
- Works on all timeframes
How To Use The ETS Trending Arrows Indicator
1. Add the indicator to any chart you wish to trade, Crypto, Forex or Stocks and set it to the timeframe you prefer. For instance, I use it on 1 minute and 5 minute charts for daytrading Stocks. For Forex I generally use a 15 minute chart, and longer timeframes for Crypto.
2. Open the Settings and change values to suit your requirements:
2.1. "Early Trigger Live Signals / Stable Signals" - When you select "Stable Signals", the arrows will appear once the bar closes, on the new bar. Selecting "Early Trigger" will signal instantly and can give you an early entry, but may update in some cases as conditions change.
2.2 "Show More Signals" - This pretty much does what it says. If you don't want all possible signals, this will scale things back a bit and give you fewer signals.
2.3. "Show 20, 50, 200 Moving Averages" - This is just a convenience, and is provided to help you exit trades, which I typically do when price crosses back over the 9 EMA or 20 EMA.
2.4. "Show 9 Expo Moving Average" - Also provided for convenience, and separate in case you don't want this level of detail.
2.5. "Show Immediate Reversals" - Personally I don't use this setting, but someone requested that I add it. What it will do is if there is a signal, which then immediately passes the "stoploss" dotted line, this will immediately give a signal in the opposite direction.
2.6. "Show Bollinger Bands" - This is also only provided for convenience, I use Bollinger Bands to determine where the market move is in relation to the average deviation.
2.7. "Bollinger Bands Length" - Simply the regular BB length setting.
2.8. "Bollinger Bands Deviation" - I use a 2.5 setting by default in order to better identify areas where the price action is really far beyond where it should be.
3. Now that you've set things up, all you need to do is to wait for a signal. As mentioned earlier, the signals will react differently based on whether you chose "Early Trigger Live Signals" or "Stable Signals". If you opt for "Early Trigger Live Signals", like I do, you should pay attention to where the market currently is in relation to the closest moving average, like the 9 EMA or 20 EMA. Keep in mind that price will often signal a new move, but then first move back to the average, before continuing in the new direction identified by the trading arrow.
4. These signals are intended to identify new trending moves, and for that reason, if the market moves against the signal, you should not hold on to your position hoping that it will turn in your favor.
5. When the market is moving in your favor, resist the urge to exit quickly, and use either (or both) the 9 EMA and 20 EMA to exit your trades. A good approach is to use the 9 EMA to exit a portion (maybe 50%) of your trade, and exit out of the rest once price closes above or below the 20 EMA depending on the direction of your trade.
This is an "invite only" script, which means that you will need to let me know that you're interested in it before you can get access to it. This is a paid script, please follow the link in my profile to get the details or ask me directly. It may take up to 48 hours for me to respond, but I do my best to respond as quickly as possible. You will get 7 days to test it for yourself on all your charts with no restrictions.
Moving Average Variable Kit W/ Alerts V3 [Moon]Create your own MA system
5 basic kinds of Moving Average types available for now
DEMA
EMA
SMA
TEMA
WMA
Mix and match moving average types and lengths.
Create your own alerts built into Tradingview.
Turn alerts or MAs off or on with 1 click.
Choose visual transparency and alert coloration - everything is customizable.
Trend candles on crossovers.
Choose your MA input source.
Create your own MA cloud or cloud ribbons.
Trend MA coloration on candle or bar interactions.
It really empowers you to experiment and create your own trading system or strategy.
Don't be afraid to use Renko or Heikin Ashi for trend spotting or reversals.
Copy built in exchange bands or indicators for an edge up on the competition or exchange users (these are heavily watched and in my opinion do affect the price action especially on smaller coins like alts).
This is Binance's default kit that you can easily make (7/25/99) SMAs.
Works well on traditional markets or Forex | Should be cross compatible on any asset or timeframe.
Turn off a majority of signals except for "buy" or "sell" alerts. Use these clusters to DCA, short, long or take profit.
Use it to monitor classic "Golden" or "Death" crosses - Set a TV alert to get a notification when it official goes off.
These are just a few of the things you can create. I encourage you to explore further.
Send me a DM if interested.
SuperRange - evoA SuperTrend like indicator based on highest and lowest candle close from a few bars back. It looks almost the same as Donchian Channels but with a dominant trend direction inside (Black line).
Uptrend: Candle closed higher than highest close
Downtrend: Candle closed lower than lowest close
This works best on higher time frames since a daily close is more powerful than a 15 minute close.
A few examples how you could use this:
Use support & resistance
Apply a moving average
Buy and sell the break-out
All perfect world examples, this does not happen all the time off course.. Its just for the idea. There are many ways to trade this so feel free to share in the comments, good luck and follow the trend! :)
Separated Moving Average - evoHere are two moving averages, one based on positive candles and the other based on negative candles. If the current bar is positive, the negative MA will use its last known negative bar for the calculation. The default setting uses Heikin Ashi to smooth the candles with the trend, you can turn this off if you want in inputs.
Let me know if you find it useful :)
Automatic TrendlinesIntroduction
For a full free tutorial explaining this code in more detail, visit the backtest-rookies (.com) website.
This indicator will plot two trend lines at any given time. A resistance trend line and a support trend line. The resistance trend is shown with red circles and is created by joining swing highs together. The second is a support trend which is created by joining swing lows.
Since we need swings to make the trend, the trend line code contains code for the swing detection. You can play around with the swing detection to alter how frequently new trend lines are detected. Relying on swings also means that there will be some delay in trend detection depending on how you configure the swing detection. The higher you set rightbars, the more lag you will have before a trend is detected. However, at the same time the quality of the pivots found will increase. So it is a trade-off you need to come to terms with and decide what the best settings are for you.
Lines
A single trend line is made up of several components.
Pivot Points: Marked as blue or orange circles. There will be two pivots per trend.
Orange/Purple Lines: Connecting all pivot points. You will see these lines change direction slightly each time a new pivot is detected (new circles appear).
Green/Red Circle lines: Showing the trend line from the earliest moment a new trend is detected.
Blue Dashed lines: Joining the purple and green/red circle lines so the full trend line can be seen.
Note: The blue dashed lines use pine-scripts drawing functions. As such, there is a limit to how many of these can be placed on a chart. When the limit is reached, the oldest line will be removed so the newest can be drawn. This means that if you detect enough trends and scroll back in time, the blue dashed lines will disappear at some point!
SBER's Trend Jinni (Real/False Trend Detector)Trend Jinni - Your trading time friend that helps you take right decisions
Trend Jinni indicator can be used for scalping, day trade, swing trades, short term or for investment analysis of equities, indices, currencies, and commodities. It provides easy to visualize multiple pieces of critical information:
1) Finds opportunity with major trade change information
2) Fake moves / Fake / False or fading trends
2) Support/resistance level
4) When not to be in the trade
5) Stop loss information
Why Trend Jinni? It analyzes information and presents it much before other lagging indicators and adapts to the changes in securities
How to read Trend Jinni?
Jinni line color:
Red = Sell side trade
Green = Buy side trade
Black = No trade zone
Best entry point is the one which is closest to the Jinni price line.
Trade is recommended to be closed when price is below Jinni line (in case of buy side trade) or it is above Jinni line (in case of sell side trade)
What time frame should I use?
1 min = Very aggressive traders / Scalpers
5 min = Aggressive day traders
15 min = Patient day traders
60 min = Swing traders/Short term traders
1 day = Long term traders/Short term traders
Gann Trend OscillatorDeveloped by Robert Krausz, the Gann Trend Oscillator is a trend-following indicator used to determine the financial instruments long-term price direction.
Ichimoku Cloud & CandlesThe Ichimoku Cloud is a hybrid indicator combining numerous technical indicators that show support and resistance levels, as well as indicating momentum and trend direction. Ichimoku does so by taking multiple, pre-set price moving averages and plotting them on the chart in line form. It also uses these inputs to create a "cloud" which intends to forecast where the price may find support or resistance in the future. Refer to standard, and widely available, Ichimoku Cloud technical publications and/or YT videos for information on how to trade using the Ichimoku Cloud.
This indicator uses standard/default Ichimoku settings. The difference between this indicator and standard Ichimoku indicators is that the candle colors are based on price relative to the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen, and as such are painted lime, fuchsia and gray. Lime price candles indicate that price is in an uptrend; fuchsia candles indicate a downtrend; gray is no identifiable trend, or neutral.
Stop targetThe Stop Target indicator is part of my Stock Analysis Software program. This indicator is used for staying in trades longer and getting the most amount of profit possibly, but also it is used for figuring out your stops and targets quickly and efficiently.
This indicator can address one of the major issues a lot of people have in trading, which is exiting too early or staying in too long.
The Stop Target indicator will draw RED trend lines for short setups and GREEN for longs.
This indicator may be simple but sometimes the most simple is the most effective and using too many indicators and having a messy looking chart is not how trading pros trade.
This indicator is part of the Stock Analysis Software package and will be taught with the one-on-one setup and also will come with a video on how to use it to your best benefit.
Simply Trendy RasterChartThis is my "Simply Trendy RasterChart" using PSv4.0 freely available to ALL! Simply Trendy, shown with the multiple color schemes on the bottom portion of the chart, is an indicator that differentiates with color between trending moments up and down, but is also effective at identifying trend reversals clearly. The bottom of the indicator is most reactive and indicates reversals, while the upper portion of the indicator commonly shows enduring trends. I included a horizontal rule to approximately gauge at what level you may wish to have before entering/exiting a trade upon identifying a trend change. This gizmo functions on all assets on time frames ranging from one second bars up to the "All" chart having monthly bars. Possible uses are quickly identifying assets that are not only opportunistic towards buying, but also selling/shorting when that time arrives later.
I decided to release this freely so members can become familiar with how my RasterCharts function. However, it may serve as another tool in the trend analysis tool belt you may want to have. It's the most basic of RasterCharts that I may have, and it gives the user an opportunity to witness/grasp RasterChart fundamental theory and operation in real time. Underneath the hood, the code is truly VERY SIMPLE also, hence the entitled name given. This was originally an experiment that turned out to be impressive, exceeding my expectations of attempting it. It's behavior is similarly close to my "TrendSetter RasterChart" and may serve as a trainer before acquiring that, any other RasterCharts I have currently, or shall create in the future. With that said, I hope you find this "simply" handy , and I'm also wishful for it to potentially garner a "trendy" reputation among the many members who may discover it.
I provided multiple color schemes for those of you who may have color blindness vision impairments. You may contact me in private if these color schemes are not suitable for your diagnosed visual impairment, and you would wish to contribute to seeing the color schemes improved along with other future indicators I shall release.
Features List Includes:
"Color Scheme" selection (all displayed above)
"RasterChart Transparency" control
"Source" selection
"Horizontal Rule" adjustment
The comments section below is solely just for commenting and other remarks, ideas, compliments, etc... regarding only this indicator, not others. When available time provides itself, I will consider your inquiries, thoughts, and concepts presented below in the comments section if you do have any questions or comments regarding this indicator. When my indicators achieve more prevalent use by TV members, I may implement more ideas when they present themselves as worthy additions. As always, "Like" it if you simply just like it with a proper thumbs up, and also return to my scripts list occasionally for additional postings. Have a profitable future everyone!
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Its messy and experimental until stable version is released , now for testing purposes only
AC_TrendsA script to unique identify major trends , entry with white circles and exit when red or green bars ends. Use with other indicators like Bollinger bands , macd , rsi etc.
Quantum Trend MonitorCurrency pairs never go up or down in a straight line. They rise and fall constantly, creating pullbacks and reversals. And with each rise and fall, so your emotions rise and fall. Hope, then fear, then hope again. This is when the market will try to frighten you out of a strong position. It is when you are most vulnerable.
But not if you have the Quantum Trend Monitor. And here, you get two indicators for the price of one!
The Quantum Trend Monitor has been designed to absorb these temporary pauses and pullbacks. It analyses the price action, and only changes to a transitional color of dark red or dark blue, if the trend is showing a temporary sign of weakness. If it is a true change in trend direction, the indicator will change to a bright color, as the new trend develops.
In other words, the Quantum Trend Monitor, does just that. It monitors the strength of the trend. This is displayed as a solid horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen. The trend monitor works in conjunction with the Quantum Trends indicator, helping to keep you in – guess what – the trend. One of the hardest things to do in trading. But, with the Quantum Trend Monitor, it’s a breeze. We call it, ‘the profit generator’, as that’s exactly what it is. It will help you hold any position for longer periods, maximising your profits. No more closing out early and suffering from trader regret. No more emotional trading decision. Just watch your Quantum Trend Monitor, which….. monitors it for you.
The Quantum Trend Monitor displays four colours at the bottom of the screen as a solid bar:
Bright blue – strongly bullish trend
Bright red – strongly bearish trend
Dark blue – weakness in trend
Dark red – weakness in trend
First, the Quantum Trends indicator alerts you to a possible new trend. If the trend is strong, the Quantum Trend Monitor will change to either bright blue or bright red, supporting the Trends indicator as the trend develops.
Used in conjunction with a multiple time frame approach, it is the indicator which will really make ‘the trend your friend’. Now you will be able to monitor the trends in multiple timeframes in real time, reducing risk, improving returns, and increasing your overall profitability.
The Quantum Trends create the signal, its sister indicator the Quantum Trend Monitor then kicks in. Together, these two indicators provide you with the perfect tools to manage your position. No more fear, no more doubt, no more uncertainty. Watch your trading account grow, as you allow your profits to run – with confidence!
And guess what – it doesn’t end there.
Remember we said you get two indicators for the price of one here! Well, to help you further, the Quantum Trend Monitor comes with its own unique trend line, which gives you a further ‘heads up’ on the trend. For clarity and simplicity, this indicator overlays the Quantum Trend Monitor and appears as a yellow line. The line chart shows the momentum of the trend and works as follows:
If the yellow trend line is above the zero line, there is a bullish trend in place
If the yellow trend line is below the zero line, there is a bearish trend in place
When the yellow trend line crosses the zero line, the trend has reversed
The further the yellow trend line gets from the zero line, the greater the strength and momentum of the trend
As the old saying goes – two heads are better than one. Here we could say – two indicators are better than one. Now with the Quantum Trend Monitor and the yellow trend line, you have a complete picture of the trend. Staying in and maximising your profits has never been easier.
And finally.. this is the next generation of TradingView indicators and virtually all our indicators can be configured to suit your own trading style. Why? Well, you buy everything else to suit you and your personality – from clothes to cars – so why not trading indicators? After all, as a scalping forex trader you will have different requirements to a swing or trend trader. You wouldn’t buy clothes that don’t fit, so why put up with indicators that cannot be configured. Simple.
One size fits all does not apply – in our view!
So, just like our other indicators, the Quantum Trend Monitor can be ‘tweaked’ to suit your trading style – the benefits are self-evident. Your trading consistency and profits will improve. After all, you are now using tools matched to the job. Precision trading requires precision tools and fine tuning. Don’t make do with second best.
With the Quantum Trend Monitor, you are in control. Just like the volume control on your radio, you adjust the sensitivity of the indicator to suit your trading style. Turning up the sensitivity a little alerts you earlier to periods of congestion – important if you are purely scalping. Turn it down a little, and this will smooth out these phases and keep you in those longer term trends for maximum profits.
The two indicators work in all timeframes.
Getting in is easy – staying in is hard. With the Quantum Trend Monitor and the associated trend line, staying in becomes easy too!
