Merged Davinci Q Trend

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The "Merged Davinci Q Trend" indicator is an innovative blend of the "Q-Trend" and "Defi Davinci Cheat Code" indicators, now updated to provide an even more tailored trading experience. Here's an overview of the changes we've implemented:

+Version Update:
-The script has been migrated to Pine Script v6, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and syntax of TradingView's platform.
+Default Values Adjusted:
+-Q-Trend Component:
-Trend Period reduced to 25 from 200 for quicker trend detection.
-ATR Period remains at 14 for consistent volatility measurement.
-ATR Multiplier kept at 1.0, allowing for standard sensitivity adjustments.
+Defi Davinci Cheat Code Component:
-First MA Length shortened to 25 (from 50) and colored white to highlight short-term trends more visibly.
-Second MA Length set to 50 (from 100) with yellow color for medium-term trend analysis.
-Signal Length for support/resistance calculation also reduced to 25 for more responsive signals.
+Signal Display Customization:
-The option to display "Strong" signals has been turned off by default to reduce visual clutter, though users can still enable it if needed.
+Input Type Specifications:
-Input types have been explicitly defined to comply with v6 syntax, such as using input.source() for price data and input.bool() for boolean options.
+Variable Declaration:
-The variable ls (last signal) is now explicitly initialized as a string variable that persists across bars, preventing undeclared identifier errors in v6.
+Error Corrections:
-Removed the use of nz() function with string types; instead, we directly check for the previous state of ls to avoid errors related to expecting numeric types where strings are used.
+Usability Enhancements:
-The indicator now offers more intuitive settings for the user, allowing for fine-tuning of how trends, signals, and visual markers are displayed on the chart.

Usage:
This updated version of the indicator aims to provide traders with a more responsive and visually clear tool for identifying trends, potential trading signals, and key support/resistance levels. The changes focus on enhancing the indicator's adaptability to different trading strategies while ensuring it aligns with the latest scripting standards for better performance and compatibility.

Note:
With these modifications, the indicator should offer a more precise and user-friendly experience. However, traders should always combine this tool with other analysis methods for comprehensive decision-making and effective risk management.

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The "Merged Davinci Q Trend" indicator is an innovative blend of the "Q-Trend" and "Defi Davinci Cheat Code" indicators, now updated to provide an even more tailored trading experience. Here's an overview of the changes we've implemented:

+Version Update:
-The script has been migrated to Pine Script v6, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and syntax of TradingView's platform.
+Default Values Adjusted:
+-Q-Trend Component:
-Trend Period reduced to 25 from 200 for quicker trend detection.
-ATR Period remains at 14 for consistent volatility measurement.
-ATR Multiplier changed to 3.0, allowing for refined sensitivity adjustments.
+Defi Davinci Cheat Code Component:
-First MA Length shortened to 25 (from 50) and colored white to highlight short-term trends more visibly.
-Second MA Length set to 50 (from 100) with yellow color for medium-term trend analysis.
-Signal Length for support/resistance calculation also reduced to 25 for more responsive signals.
+Signal Display Customization:
-The option to display "Strong" signals has been turned off by default to reduce visual clutter, though users can still enable it if needed.
+Input Type Specifications:
-Input types have been explicitly defined to comply with v6 syntax, such as using input.source() for price data and input.bool() for boolean options.
+Variable Declaration:
-The variable ls (last signal) is now explicitly initialized as a string variable that persists across bars, preventing undeclared identifier errors in v6.
+Error Corrections:
-Removed the use of nz() function with string types; instead, we directly check for the previous state of ls to avoid errors related to expecting numeric types where strings are used.
+Usability Enhancements:
-The indicator now offers more intuitive settings for the user, allowing for fine-tuning of how trends, signals, and visual markers are displayed on the chart.

Usage:
This updated version of the indicator aims to provide traders with a more responsive and visually clear tool for identifying trends, potential trading signals, and key support/resistance levels. The changes focus on enhancing the indicator's adaptability to different trading strategies while ensuring it aligns with the latest scripting standards for better performance and compatibility.

Note:
With these modifications, the indicator should offer a more precise and user-friendly experience. However, traders should always combine this tool with other analysis methods for comprehensive decision-making and effective risk management.

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This script defines an indicator named "Simple EMA 7" that overlays on the price chart.
The only input is for the MA length, set to 7 by default, though users can adjust this if they choose to.
The script calculates an EMA of the closing price with the specified length and plots it in blue on the chart.

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-Fixed translation issue to version 6
-Labels modification updated to minimize screen clutter

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-Fixed unresolved src tag

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Deprecated

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-tag label clutter should be better now