This is kind of like the Moving Average Crossover Oscillator - except this measures in % the distance between the security you're charting and the MA you have entered in. The goal is to see when the price pulls too far from the MA. Hope you like it!
RSX is a "noise free" version of RSI, with no added lag. This version takes everget's implementation of RSX and adds divergences. Credit for the divergences goes to Libertus: Check out everget's scripts here: www.tradingview.com
Its a highly upgraded version of AltsOpportunities script. Added multiple smart MA's with other indicators attached. For example long MA (boldest) shows RSI divergences on higher timeframes, another one connected to the ADX and DI and so on. Now you can make advanced DYOR on any asset in a few seconds on any timeframe. Enjoy.
Credit to Everget for the Jurik RSX script and Libertus for the divergence code
This is a combination of three Stochastics (35, 65 and 100). Each has equal smoothing. Powerzone: 5-20% and 95-100% The centre line at 50% is a confirmation trend.
Hello, this is a script modification request from @emanuel. It notifies you when a signal comes up and requests for your attention. Please find the full usage of this script here if you would like to know other details All credits go to @Libertus for the script
Pretty simple really - another indicator I built with the intention of keeping the price action as clear as possible. This oscillator is pretty generic; -You have a choice between two SMA or two EMA which you simply just check the box to decide. -There is a box you can check to use the resolution on your chart, or you can turn it off and use a custom resolution...
This indicator gives good reversal signals and divergences from closing prices which are not available on RSI.
the disparity index measures the distance of the source from the function of the volatility-calibrated ATR. i often found that with HH's or LL's, this displacement tends to decrease. to use this divergence to my advantage, i thought i would quantify it into an index.