This study spots the points that are most profitable in the trend with a code color and shape. This also shows trend divergences and possible reversal or reentry points
Keeping the parameters simple, this study only needs one parameter, the length of the base moving average, which by default is set to 34.
There are seven colors used for the study
Green : Uptrend in general Lime : Spots the current uptrend leg Aqua : The maximum profitability of the leg in a long trade The Squeeze happens when Green+Lime+Aqua are aligned (the larger the values the better)
Maroon : Downtrend in general Red : Spots the current downtrend leg Fuchsia: The maximum profitability of the leg in a short trade The Squeeze happens when Maroon+Red+Fuchsia are aligned (the larger the values the better)
Yellow : The trend has come to a pause and it is either a reversal warning or a continuation. These are the entry, re-entry or closing position points.
When either the fuchsia or the aqua colors disappear or shrinks meaningfully it could mean a possible leg exhaustion that will have to be confirmed with the subsequent bars. When the squeeze color appears without the intermediate color (fuchsia+yellow, fuchsia+maroon, aqua+yellow, aqua+green) it could mean this is just a shake off move, a pump/dump move, a buy the dip or a sell the peak move or a gap.
In the example there are three divergences spotted, the first one between march 2009 and september 2010 when the peaks in the indicator made a lower low, meanwhile the price made a higher high, this is a negative divergence and a trend reversal. On the second example, between april 2013 and July 2013 the indicator made a higher high meanwhile the price made a double bottom, this is a positive divergence and a reversal to the upside.
i am trying to add an alert for this strategy. the way i see it when the first aqua color forms after the downtrend is a good indication to enter a trade. how do i enter that in the alerts. on the alert the is an area which says to plot candle high, low close and so and so on
marketingjessie
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How can I use this chart on symbols that arent inside tradingview?
UnknownUnicorn11161970
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Wonderful, wonderful stuff!
Just a quick question.
What would you do if you were to "Normalize" the scale, let's say to (+,-) 100?
I'd really much need to utilize it in combination with an oscillator that is bounded from -100 to +100.
Any suggestions?!
nevinbrockett
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@FlynnTheAlmighty, put this and the oscillator on the same plane, then pin the scale of one to the right axis and the other to the left axis.
Algyros
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Thank you very much. This looks fantastic.
Could you help me out with a little further clarification? What do you mean by the "squeeze color?" And what does it mean that, for example, "green, lime, and acqua are aligned?"
Madrid
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Sure, when the trend is at its peak I use two colors, aqua (in the uptrend) and fuchsia (in the downtrend), those are what I refer to as "squeeze colors", when those show up it means the closing prices are at its maximum in the current leg. On the other hand, when that happens you can see there are three stacked bars in green+lime+aqua (uptrend) and maroon+red+fuchsia (downtrend) when the three colors appear it means the trend has formed "normally", if the "Squeeze" colors appear with any two or one of the three colors, then this could mean there is something not normal with the trend and it has to be taken carefully, cause this could be due to an unusual move like a shake off, gaps or bursts.
when the three colors green+lime+aqua (uptrend) are stacked, does it matter how long the bar is?? i assume the longer the bar the bigger the squeeze, but maybe there is more to it