Standard RSI already stylized
Standard Overbought and Oversold line stylized + middle line
Moving Average, can set length and exponential or simple
MA can be colored based on direction
MA has crosses when yellow, likely soon before a reversal
MACD rendered as candles to make it easier on the eyes. Candles are hollow when the MACD line moves opposite direction of the trend, which can signal a weakening trend.
One indicator to rule them all...
So here you have the fib based EMA`s (8,3,21,55) plus I added the 200 EMA cause I love it and should give you the complete picture. Have fun!
To add click on "Add to favorite scripts" and then select in your TV settings.
*Thanks to behind_crypto for publishing the base version of the script!*
For Crypto USD pairs on Coinbase. Position is phased according to the yellow lines percentage between the red and green lines. When above both the position is 1. With below the both position is 0.
Hello Tradingviewers
I don’t claim that anything I share is original, but I will never intentionally steal someone else’s work other than using plug and play pieces of code that are shared publicly
This strategy's code is the same from the previous "study" post that can be found here:
It's primarily made for back-testing...
Moving averages (EMA & SMA)
The script contains moving averages:
- Exponential Moving Averages: EMA20, EMA50, EMA100, EMA200
- Simple Moving Averages: SMA50, SMA100 & SMA200.
You can display all of them in one chart and they count as one indicator (perfect for non pro users) switch each of them on or off and change their colors and line widths.
Combines oscarvs' BTC Killzones with four EMAs and the trader's 13/49 golden cross as well as the investor's 50/200 golden cross. Note that the killzones highlight the first two hours of market action in each of the three main crypto markets, so this time period will have to be adjusted for daylight savings time in April and in November.
![XBTUSD.P: MACD [Moving Average Convergence/Divergence]](https://s3.tradingview.com/b/byjz336q_mid.png "MACD [Moving Average Convergence/Divergence]")
