DC Time KeeperBefore anything, take notes of the script limitations :
1) This script doesn't give trading information on itself.
It is intended has additional value to my other script named : Time Dilated Donchian Channel
Blue line = Normal time of the day
Orange line = Observed time of the day
Red line = What if time travel was allowed... Which time would I observe?
More information about this script :
2) The script has the setting : "Max_bars_back" set to 390. This is required to use dynamic length and an "internal clock"
*390 is the normal number of bars in a typical stock trading day.
3) The script requires volume data to work correctly
* I use a way to represent volatility that requires ( volume + price movement + time, no sma , no stdev)
Why ? Because:
HIGH-LOW = Fail to get gap information, fail to get volume information
TR /ATR = Fail to get volume information
STDEV = Not very good with dynamic length as it use SMA and fails when length <2
SMA = SMA give very strange results when using non-integer numbers.
So a good idea is to use the 1 minute timeframe for this indicator.
Conclusion: this script is basically limited to stock trading.
If I could set Max_bars_back to 23 400 this would even work better with a 1 second time frame as more data would be entered in the system.
The idea behind the script is that volatility exists in two different formats depending on how you observe the situation.
Remember your physics class? Light can be a wave or a particle depending of the situation.
Volatility seems to share a strange similar property.
If volatility share similarities with light, then time dilation effect could be applied to stock movement.
Time Dilation formula
Time observed = (Last time - First time) / sqrt(1-(pow(v,2)/pow(c,2))
I've tried a lot of ways to use this formula as is.
Problem is : C.
C is the speed of light and I haven't found the equivalent stock market constant yet.
In order to keep the law of physics like they actually work, when a new time is set, I had to "Protect its value".
protected_new_time = highest_(observed time , normal time)
No time travel is allowed. *yet.
For more information about time dilation:
en.wikipedia.org
Timeframes
3MAs & BB, Time-Res, Low-VolTriple MAs with EMA/SMA option, and specific timeframe options.
Very customizable.
Bollinger Bands
If BollingerBand Width is lowest in 100 bars it fills background.
ALLinBull&Bear v9.0 STRATEGYEach of my Allin Custom Indicators combined, ads to your understanding where the Market could go next. Each of them have their own purpose and set of rules.
You will weight gathered information to get a better understanding of when to ENTER or EXIT a position (SHORT or LONG).
First you need to find the right Indicator Settings and the best preforming TimeFrame for chosen crypto or fiat pair. You will do that with a "STRATEGY" Indicator. I chose either 3min TF for highly liquid assets or 15min TF for assets of low liquidity but you can choose whatever you want to up to 30min TF.
Do not stop until you find 80% or more Precent Profitable result (test different setting on different TF for best results) in Strategy Tester. You can backtest your Strategy with different settings and in different TimeFames to find the very best results for that pair.
BACKTESTING past results does not guarantee your future results. BACKTESTING is used to fine-tune your indicator.
Example: with a guitar tuner (Strategy Tester in our case) you fine-tune your guitar (our Indicators in our case) so you know what tone the guitar will produce when you hit a certain note ("in-tuned" visual interpretation of the Market in our case). It is normal to get a 100% Precent Profitable result from backtesting with very little Drawdown. More than 80% and low drawdown usually means Indicators is "in-tune".
CUSTOM INDICATOR TYPE: STRATEGY
SETUP
There are five different settings. To use them efficiently you need to understand what is their purpose and meaning.
"2nd", "3rd" and "4th" FIELD
All of my custom indicators use data from 4 different TimeFrames. First TimeFrame is the one you picked in TradingView. Now you need to set up the other three TimeFrames. To do that you need to click on the "Settings" icon on this indicator and change the "2nd", "3rd" and "4th" field. The preferred setting I use to start searching for the best performing set of Settings is 2-8-32 OR 3-9-27 OR 4-16-64 OR 5-20-80. Those numbers are multiplication of chosen TimeFrame.
Example: setting 2-8-32 on a 5-minute TimeFrame means it will gather data from 5min TF, 10min TF (5minX2), 40min TF (5minX8) and 160min TF (5minX32).
Smoother FIELD
This Field is used to average down all that data indicator it is gathering from the price chart. I use integers like for example 9, 18, 27, and any number in between. It is connected to volatility. High Volatility needs Low Number and vice versa.
Threshold FIELD
This Field is used to cancel down all the mini signal confirmations that are false due to an insignificant influence on future price movements. This number is usually best at 21. When you set all other Fields and get satisfying results you can still try and fine-tune it even more and get even better results.
HOW TO USE IT
First, you have to choose your TimeFrame. I choose either 3min TF for highly liquid assets and 15min TF for assets of low liquidity but you can choose whatever you want to up to 30min TF. Example: if you chose 30min TimeFrame and you fill the "4th" Field with the number "80", one of observed TF by the indicator will be "30minX80" or "2400min" or "40h" TimeFrame, so it is HUGE.
It always depends based on the nature of the actual pair you are looking at. If it is very volatile with a lot of volume, the market beat for this pair settings is very different from another pair with for example very little volume and low volatility. So you need to find the right Indicator Settings at the right TimeFrame for each pair you are following. You are basically tuning your Indicator like you would tune your guitar so you know what to expect before hitting those "strings" of yours.
Find the best performing setting and TimeFrame with help from a TradingView feature called "Strategy Tester". Get familiar with this feature. But rule of thumb is: everything more than 80% Precent Profitable result with Max Drawdown (negative yield from the worst closed position) lower or similar to AvgTrade is considered good enough tuning of my Indicators.
You need to reevaluate your best setting whenever your last trade gets a negative result or something big (whale manipulation) happens on the market. You need to re-tune your Indicator so it will be in tune with the Market again. Check and try to find better performing (better Precent Profitable result, lower Drawdown) settings periodically every few days to find your best yielding results.
CUSTOM INDICATOR: BULL&BEAR
HOW TO READ IT
WHITE WAVY LINE AND TWO HORIZONTAL WHITE LINES
With this one just follow the existing rules when exiting an oversold or overbought area as in RSI,CCI or SRSI indicator. When combining with the signal colored lines in the background it then makes better sense if it is a false signal and it will turn back or it is the right signal and it will exit the oversold or overbought area and advance in that direction.
IN THE BACKGROUND: NINE COLORED LINES
Rule of thumb here is the more GREEN LINES you see the more LONG/BUY the Signal is and vice versa. It helps to look at those lines a few hours back to get the "feel" where the market is pushing the price. First (1), second (2) and seventh (7) line are the most important lines and they have to be aligned and prevailed in the same color to get a viable signal but it still needs to be confirmed with other Signals.
Before making any decisions based on visualisation you should refresh the page. Indicator is very data sensitive and needs that very last data for the most accurate visual representation of the Market.
ALLinOscillator v3.0 STRATEGYEach of my Allin Custom Indicators combined, ads to your understanding where the Market could go next. Each of them have their own purpose and set of rules.
You will weight gathered information to get a better understanding of when to ENTER or EXIT a position (SHORT or LONG).
First you need to find the right Indicator Settings and the best preforming TimeFrame for chosen crypto or fiat pair. You will do that with a "STRATEGY" Indicator. I chose either 3min TF for highly liquid assets or 15min TF for assets of low liquidity but you can choose whatever you want to up to 30min TF.
Do not stop until you find 80% or more Precent Profitable result (test different setting on different TF for best results) in Strategy Tester. You can backtest your Strategy with different settings and in different TimeFames to find the very best results for that pair.
BACKTESTING past results does not guarantee your future results. BACKTESTING is used to fine-tune your indicator.
Example: with a guitar tuner (Strategy Tester in our case) you fine-tune your guitar (our Indicators in our case) so you know what tone the guitar will produce when you hit a certain note ("in-tuned" visual interpretation of the Market in our case). It is normal to get a 100% Precent Profitable result from backtesting with very little Drawdown. More than 80% and low drawdown usually means Indicators is "in-tune".
CUSTOM INDICATOR TYPE: STRATEGY
SETUP
There are five different settings. To use them efficiently you need to understand what is their purpose and meaning.
"2nd", "3rd" and "4th" FIELD
All of my custom indicators use data from 4 different TimeFrames. First TimeFrame is the one you picked in TradingView. Now you need to set up the other three TimeFrames. To do that you need to click on the "Settings" icon on this indicator and change the "2nd", "3rd" and "4th" field. The preferred setting I use to start searching for the best performing set of Settings is 2-8-32 OR 3-9-27 OR 4-16-64 OR 5-20-80. Those numbers are multiplication of chosen TimeFrame.
Example: setting 2-8-32 on a 5-minute TimeFrame means it will gather data from 5min TF, 10min TF (5minX2), 40min TF (5minX8) and 160min TF (5minX32).
Smoother FIELD
This Field is used to average down all that data indicator it is gathering from the price chart. I use integers like for example 9, 18, 27, and any number in between. It is connected to volatility. High Volatility needs Low Number and vice versa.
Threshold FIELD
This Field is used to cancel down all the mini signal confirmations that are false due to an insignificant influence on future price movements. This number is usually best at 21. When you set all other Fields and get satisfying results you can still try and fine-tune it even more and get even better results.
HOW TO USE IT
First, you have to choose your TimeFrame. I choose either 3min TF for highly liquid assets and 15min TF for assets of low liquidity but you can choose whatever you want to up to 30min TF. Example: if you chose 30min TimeFrame and you fill the "4th" Field with the number "80", one of observed TF by the indicator will be "30minX80" or "2400min" or "40h" TimeFrame, so it is HUGE.
It always depends based on the nature of the actual pair you are looking at. If it is very volatile with a lot of volume, the market beat for this pair settings is very different from another pair with for example very little volume and low volatility. So you need to find the right Indicator Settings at the right TimeFrame for each pair you are following. You are basically tuning your Indicator like you would tune your guitar so you know what to expect before hitting those "strings" of yours.
Find the best performing setting and TimeFrame with help from a TradingView feature called "Strategy Tester". Get familiar with this feature. But rule of thumb is: everything more than 80% Precent Profitable result with Max Drawdown (negative yield from the worst closed position) lower or similar to AvgTrade is considered good enough tuning of my Indicators.
You need to reevaluate your best setting whenever your last trade gets a negative result or something big (whale manipulation) happens on the market. You need to re-tune your Indicator so it will be in tune with the Market again. Check and try to find better performing (better Precent Profitable result, lower Drawdown) settings periodically every few days to find your best yielding results.
CUSTOM INDICATOR: OSCILLATOR
HOW TO READ IT
GREEN AREA on the bottom and RED AREA on top are just like the oversold or overbought areas in RSI, CCI or SRSI and uses the same principle.
Example: when a WHITE wave line crosses-UP WHITE horizontal line in GREEN area it means that it is a LONG/BUY signal/confirmation. It needs to be confirmed with other confirmation signals in that same Indicator on in a "BULL&BEAR" Indicator to get better understanding that the price would not turn back down due to a false price move in UPWARDS direction.
GREEN or RED OSCILLATOR WAVE AREAS indicates the direction price is going and how strong the "force" behind the price move is.
Example: if WHITE LINE is over the RED/GREEN LINE the area turns GREEN and it is a LONG/BUY signal. When a shadow color is on the OTHER SIDE that means it is an added confirmation for a LONG/BUY position. When a SHADOW AREA is over the GREEN AREA and turns RED it usually means there are still forces pulling the price down.
Before making any decisions based on visualisation you should refresh the page. Indicator is very data sensitive and needs that very last data for the most accurate visual representation of the Market.
Takashi Trend | 2nd Gen |Discover trends instantly thanks to our new indicator.
A popular trading expression says: "the trend is your friend until it ends." This indicator makes it easier for any trader to see the market's major trend and trade accordingly.
Calculations are based on Average True Range.
This indicator does not provide signals or alerts. It is best used as a confirmation tool.
To get access to this and other scripts check links below.
Multiple Timeframe Five Moving AveragesThis allows you to plot up to 5 moving averages on your chart at once. You can either use the chart's current timeframe or select a custom timeframe for your 5 moving averages (for example, you can see the 200DMA on your 4h chart without having to adjust the moving average length). You can also choose amongst SMA , EMA , and HULLMA for each MA.
Make Profit Club Main TrendThe main trend indicator.
Suitable for 1H-1D, on any exchange and on any coin, currency pair, index.
There are basic settings that allow you to adjust the indicator individually for each situation.
Shade a particular timeframeI couldn't find a script that shades a particular timeframe so I created one where you can adjust the times, colors, and transparency. Pretty simple but nice if you just want to trade before or after certain times. Only issue is it seems to default to Eastern times. Lucky you if you are on the east coast of the USA! Everyone else add or subtract from that timeframe.
Multi Timeframe Bollinger BandsMulti Timeframe Bollinger Bands:
This script calculates and displays the Bollinger Bands for three different timeframes. The timeframes, moving averages and sigma values can be adjusted to personal likings. I publish this with an open visibility, feel free to tinker with it or suggest improvements.
Enjoy,
s0ullight
Multiple EMAs with marked zones and custom timeframe supportThis script plots 10 exponential moving averages and marks the areas between them.
The lengths are Fibonacci numbers starting from 5 and ending with 377.
The colors indicate the length of the moving average, green for the shortest and purple for the longest.
The zones between consecutive EMA's (e.g. 5 and 8 ema ) are market according to the color of the greater one in value.
By default the script plots values for the current time frame, but supports custom time frames.
I'm releasing this script with an open visibility. Feel free to suggest improvements!
Enjoy,
s0ullight
Divergences multi timeframeMT div monitor, add your own input for divs under expressions. Add them to the original bulldivs or beardivs with +. Set div_threshold in inputs.
Multi-Timeframe Stochs by Tom L.I find it really usefull. Can put 4 different timeframes.
Thanks again to Tom !
PMA4LIFE
RAF3x
Custom Timeframe Indicators(MA,EMA,BB) [CryptoProSignal]This is a combination of 3 types of indicators :
1) Simple Moving Average
2) Exponential Moving Average
3) Bollinger Band
Idea is to plot any of the above indicator with a particular period length from a different timeframe to the timeframe on which you are currently working.
eg : As shown in the chart we have indicator plots from daily timeframe plotted/shown on the current 4hr time frame .
Similarly, you can have indicator plots from 4hr timeframe to be shown on any other timeframe and so on.
Basically you can select plots from any timeframe to work with on any other timeframe of your liking .
Not a rocket science, just play around with it and you will understand :)
SpreadTrade - CointegrationThe Cointegration strategy is to short the outperforming instrument and go long on the underperforming instrument
whenever the temporary correlation weakens which means one instrument going up and another going down.
Here, instead of two different instruments two timeframes of the same instrument are used, lower and higher.
Stellar/USD Total VolumesHello traders!
This tool shows you Stellar/USD total trade volumes from the all (well, almost) cryptocurrency exchanges on different timeframes.
Alerts included.
Supported timeframes
"1"
"3"
"5"
"10"
"15"
"30"
"45"
"60" - 1 hour
"120" - 2 hours
"180" - 3 hours
"240" - 4 hours
"300" - 5 hours
"360" - 6 hours
"420" - 7 hours
"480" - 8 hours
"540" - 9 hours
"600" - 10 hours
"660" - 11 hours
"720" - 12 hours
"780" - 13 hours
"840" - 14 hours
"900" - 15 hours
"960" - 16 hours
"1020" - 17 hours
"1080" - 18 hours
"1140" - 19 hours
"1200" - 20 hours
"1260" - 21 hours
"1320" - 22 hours
"1380" - 23 hours
"D"
"2D"
"3D"
"W"
"M"
How to get access
Buy for only 20$ to get lifetime access to this indicator
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Happy Trading!
Rebrush of Rafael Zioni's Inverse Fisher RSI-MTF2See the original:
This is indeed a cute idea of the author, but some times this wonderful indicator raises false flags.
In order to see what is going on, put the code into indicator section of the chart.
My solution is to add variance line (in lime color) and use variance as a filter.
Power Moving Average PRO by Nico Muselle
Did you ever want to apply the Daily Moving Averages to an hourly chart ?
Are you tired of switching between time frames for seeing where that moving average is on the higher time frame ?
Do you want to display these moving averages on your current time frame ?
NOW YOU CAN !
In comes the Power Moving Average which offers you the opportunity to :
Display moving averages of any (higher) time frame you wish
Select which type of Moving Average you want to display
Select up to 3 different types, lengths and time frames to display
Power Moving Average offers the following types of averages :
SMA - Simple Moving Average
Read more: Simple Moving Average (SMA) www.investopedia.com
EMA - Exponential Moving Average
Read more: Exponential Moving Average (EMA) www.investopedia.com
WMA - Weighted Moving Average
Read more: Linearly Weighted Moving Average www.investopedia.com
VWMA - Volume Weighted Moving Average
Read more : www.tradingsetupsreview.com
RMA
Read more : partners.futuresource.com
See the configuration options here :
i.imgur.com
Q : Why are the Power Moving Averages not smooth historically ?
A : As the moving average is calculated on the close of the higher time frame and this close does not change for X- candles, the moving value does not change
Q : Can I add more than one Power Moving Average ?
A : Yes you can, just apply the Power Moving Average multiple times to your chart (free TradingView accounts are limited to 3 indicators)
Q : Can I apply lower time frame Moving Averages ?
A : While this is possible, the value will change during your current time frame candle, this might however be something scalpers want ?
Q : I have a free TradingView account and reached my indicator limit, what can I do ?
A : There are 2 possible solutions, first one is to get a TradingView Pro account (www.tradingview.com), second option is to get our Triple Power Moving Average for a one time price. Please PM for more information.
If you like this script, DM me for access ! Also check out my other indicators here : www.tradingview.com
FYI : A free version with 1 Moving average is available for everyone here :
Thank you !
CCI_three_timeframesThis script shows three CCIs in one frame, three different frames (20,140,3360) on the same chart.
Purely for for visual purposes values multiplied with e.
CCI is using simple moving average and mean deviation, a basic versatile momentum oscillator-indicator.
Useful for 2h charts.
KTS 0.1a [BETA]VERY early release of KTS for those who have contributed to the early efforts of the upcoming Kawaii Trading Suite package.
When you first add this to a chart- nothing will happen. You need to enable the features you want in the indicator's settings menu. Many of these are based off of indicators i've already published (and are linked for in-depth description). The following features available:
Daily Support/Resistance levels
Hourly Support/Resistance levels
General Support/Resistance levels
The three above use the same algorithm but are designed for different timeframes.
Renko Bar Overlay (overlays a Renko chart on any timeframe you want)
Renko Signal Overlay (for those who want to know when renkos go green/red without the giant overlay)
The two above indicators use 1D renkos by default (since that's the shortest TV lets free accounts use) but you can use any timeframe you wish in settings.
Alt Sentiment Signal overlay (Simple up/down arrow when altcoin sentiment changes)
Witchcraft support/resistance clouds (can be toggled individually)
Planned but not-yet-finished features include:
Ichimokou Clouds
Golden Cross signal
Plus many more things I haven't posted anywhere else yet. Be aware that beyond this point, anyone wishing to try this product will have to pay a reasonable fee. Please do not message me asking for access to private indicators if you have no intention of paying for them.
4 Time Frame Two EMAs Ribbon Comparison - Tom1traderI had seen something like this on metatrader but not here. Since I use TradingView and not metatrader had some fun with this. Indicates up or down for 4 chosen time Frames and as such helps to see the historical trend. Works best on daily or shorter charts because of load time.
User can choose the length of the two exponential moving averages used on each time frame or use defaults 9 and 15.
User can choose the 4 time frames defaults are (display from top to bottom) 5, 15, 60 and D.
Displays a column of 4 dots or circles for each bar of current chart the top being the shortest time frame.
If the faster exponential moving average is above the slower (uptrend) the dot is green else red.
This is similar (actually what I was originally shooting for but took extra time to figure out time frames on here) to another script of mine that has the same display method but uses a spaced set of Hull Moving Averages on one time frame, you choose the shortest length and the space increment between the averages. One may work better than the other for different markets or trading styles. The other one is here: Have fun trading and keep smiling!
Fractal Resonance ComponentLazyBear's WaveTrend port has been praised for highlighting trend reversals with precision and punctuality (minimal lag). But strong "3rd Wave" trends can "embed" or saturate any oscillator flashing several premature crosses while stuck overbought/oversold. This happens when the trend stretches over a longer timescale than the oscillator's averaging window or filter time constant. Our solution: simultaneously monitor many oscillator timescales. Watch for fresh crossovers in "dominant" timescales alternating most smoothly between the overbought (red shade) and oversold (green shade) range.
Fractal Resonance Component facilitates simultaneous viewing of eight timescales that are power of 2 multiples of the chart timescale. Each timescale shows lead line, lag line, lead-lag difference, and crossover marks. Add 4 to 8 copies to your chart for a good multi-fractal read. Format * the "Timescale Multiplier" attribute of each row to be twice that of the row above for a sequence like 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128...
Fractal Resonance Component shifts its timescales along with your choice of main chart timescale:
1 minute chart: 1 minute through 128 minute (~2 hour) oscillators.
1 hour chart: 1 hour through 128 hour (~2 week) oscillators.
Daily chart: 1 day through 128 day (~4 month) oscillators.
Crossovers in different oscillator ranges tend to have different meanings:
Minor (< 75%) crossovers: small green/red dot
usually noise
Overbought/Sold crossovers (shaded 75 to 100%): black outlined dot (o)
reliable reversal indicators (when they appear alone)
Extreme Overbought (> 100%) crossovers: black outlined plus (+).
Can be a major reversal in fast markets, but usually portend the end of Elliot 3rd waves with just a small corrective (4th wave) retrace before the larger impulsive (5-wave) sequence resumes in original direction.
The final 5th-wave terminus should appear later as a lone non-extreme (black outlined circle) crossover on a slower timescale coincident with weaker (non-extreme) dot crosses on this timescale.
Careful examination of historical charts leads to many useful observations such as:
Dominant crossovers punctuating true reversals are usually in the green/red shaded ranges with black outlined dots (o) rather than minor or Extreme (+) ranges.
Due to market's fractal nature, two well-separated timescales like 1 minute and 1 hour can show dominant crosses simultaneously in opposite directions, e.g. the 1 minute showing a very short term high and the 1 hour a medium term low nearby.
Staying Nimble
Watch out for embedding on your supposedly dominant timescale -- a second cross while stuck in the overbought/oversold region suggests a stronger, longer trend than expected. Drop your eyes to a slower timescale below for the real dominant whose crossover will validate main trend reversal.
Embedding can often be predicted even at the first cross mark by checking whether the green lead line of the next slower timescale (one row below) has already hit the Overbought or especially the Extreme Overbought range but isn't close to rolling over. Fractal Resonance Bar (to be published) uses this principle to mark embedded timescales with white stripes, warning of a powerful trend wave on longer timescales you shouldn't fight until the white stripes subside.
Overnight gaps surge all timescales in ways that obscure the dominant timescale, so for shorter than daily charts, these methods work best on Futures contracts that only suffer weekend gaps.
