Investing Fellow Bundle EMA
This script uses the Bundle EMA to signal possible entry points for Long or Short positions. Bundle EMA could be used in Forex, Commodities, and other markets (e.g., Crypto), and it is not influenced by seasonality. I'm personally using it also on stocks.
The script is built over the theory of Daryl Guppy, and it has been manipulated to have good reliability on all timeframes, even if I prefer to use it with D, H1, H2, H4. The Investing Fellow Bundle EMA is set to give trading signals when the opportunity is still forming (be aware because this could generate many whipsaws). I preferred it to be faster, and you can experiment it on lower timeframes. In addition to the fast (green) and slow (purple) Bundle EMA, I plotted a further EMA (70 EMA - in blue) to be used as the signal line. 70 EMA is useful to better analyze script signals and to weigh the importance of them. A Long signal on a candle under the 70 EMA and a Short signal on a candle above 70 EMA are strong signals. Furthermore, signals that form around the 70 EMA tend to be stronger (possible trend reversal) than signals that form far away from that line.
I use the script together with On Balance Volume "OBV" (strongly suggested) to confirm signals and avoid whipsaws. OBV relies on the theory that volume precedes prices. Divergences are seen as an important confirmation of trend reversal with this indicator.
In case of no divergence on a Bearish/Bullish market, a Long/Short signal could be generated by the Investing Fellow Bundle EMA in the opposite direction of the market. Check the OBV to verify if the signal is matching increasing/decreasing volume (the chart shows an example).
Don't forget to like this script if you find it useful!
You are always welcome to follow me here on TradingView.
Investing Fellow
Disclosure: My ideas contain statements and projections based on assumptions on capital markets, and therefore inherently subject to numerous risks and uncertainties.
Before buying or selling any stock you should do your own research and reach your own conclusion or consult a financial advisor. Investing includes risks, including loss of principal.
I am not a financial advisor.
The script is built over the theory of Daryl Guppy, and it has been manipulated to have good reliability on all timeframes, even if I prefer to use it with D, H1, H2, H4. The Investing Fellow Bundle EMA is set to give trading signals when the opportunity is still forming (be aware because this could generate many whipsaws). I preferred it to be faster, and you can experiment it on lower timeframes. In addition to the fast (green) and slow (purple) Bundle EMA, I plotted a further EMA (70 EMA - in blue) to be used as the signal line. 70 EMA is useful to better analyze script signals and to weigh the importance of them. A Long signal on a candle under the 70 EMA and a Short signal on a candle above 70 EMA are strong signals. Furthermore, signals that form around the 70 EMA tend to be stronger (possible trend reversal) than signals that form far away from that line.
I use the script together with On Balance Volume "OBV" (strongly suggested) to confirm signals and avoid whipsaws. OBV relies on the theory that volume precedes prices. Divergences are seen as an important confirmation of trend reversal with this indicator.
In case of no divergence on a Bearish/Bullish market, a Long/Short signal could be generated by the Investing Fellow Bundle EMA in the opposite direction of the market. Check the OBV to verify if the signal is matching increasing/decreasing volume (the chart shows an example).
Don't forget to like this script if you find it useful!
You are always welcome to follow me here on TradingView.
Investing Fellow
Disclosure: My ideas contain statements and projections based on assumptions on capital markets, and therefore inherently subject to numerous risks and uncertainties.
Before buying or selling any stock you should do your own research and reach your own conclusion or consult a financial advisor. Investing includes risks, including loss of principal.
I am not a financial advisor.