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The main purpose of this indicator is to show 2 lines of possible Trailing Stop Loss values: Yellow/Aqua line for Trailing Stop Loss closer to the current price Orange/Blue line for more risky (but more profitable) Trailing Stop Loss. If the line (looks like a staircase) changed the colors from Yellow to Aqua (line #1) and/or from Orange to Blue (line #2) accordingly this mean that we have a situation when a trend changed its course to the opposite. So, this Indicator can be useful
This Indicator is based on the classical indicator "Relative Strength Index". IT draws 2 lines: Main blue line with input parameter RSIPeriod . Signal red line. Buy when the main line (Blue) falls below a specific level = 30 and then rises above that level and main line rises above the signal line (Red). Sell when the main line (Blue) rises above a specific level = 70 and then falls below that level and main line falls below the signal line (Red)
This is a multi-timeframe (MTF) indicator displaying support and resistance lines. Support and Resistance lines are calculating automatically from three higher timeframes (TF). Traders may use Support and Resistance to enter positions and update a Stop Loss value. Input Parameters bPeriod - use this parameter to optimize indicators for each timeframe; VisibleBars - for how many Bars (from the current one) the indicator's lines will be visible. Any changes are possible
This is a multiple timeframe version of the classic Parabolic SAR indicator (stands for "stop and reverse"). PSAR follows price being a trend following indicator. Once a downtrend reverses and starts up, PSAR follows prices like a trailing stop. You can choose the timeframes for displaying PSAR on the chart. Of course, you can see PSAR only from the current and higher timeframes. Input parameters: bM15 - PSAR from M15 bM30 - PSAR from M30 bH1 - PSAR from H1 bH4 - PSAR from H4 bD1 - PSAR from D1
This indicator is designed for M1 time-frame and shows: Sum of ticks when the price goes up (color Green -The major component of a candlestick = the body). Sum of points when the price goes up (color Green -The extension lines at the top of the candle). Sum of points when the price goes down (color Red -The major component of a candlestick = the body). Sum of points when the price goes down (color Red -The extension lines at the lower end of the candle). Keep in mind that Sum of Points will be
If the direction of the market is upward, the market is said to be in an uptrend ; if it is downward, it is in a downtrend and if you can classify it neither upward nor downward or rather fluctuating between two levels, then the market is said to be in a sideways trend. This indicator shows Up Trend (Green Histogram), Down Trend (Red Histogram) and Sideways Trend (Yellow Histogram). Only one input parameter: ActionLevel. This parameter depends of the length of the shown
Trend indicators tell you which direction the market is moving in , if there is a trend at all because they tend to move between high and low values like a wave This indicator shows Up Trend (Green Histogram), Down Trend (Red Histogram) and Sideways Trend (Yellow Histogram). Only one input parameter: ActionLevel. This parameter depends of the length of the shown sideways trend
This indicator is a visual combination of 2 classical indicators: Bulls and MACD. Usage of this indicator could be the same as both classical indicators separately or combined. Input parameters: BearsPeriod = 9; ENUM_MA_METHOD maMethod = MODE_SMA; ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE maPrice = PRICE_CLOSE; SignalPeriod = 5
This indicator is a visual combination of 2 classical indicators: Bulls and MACD. The main idea behind the MACD is that it subtracts the longer-term moving average from the shorter-term moving average. This way it turns a trend-following indicator into the momentum one and combines the features of both. Usage of this indicator could be the same as both classical indicators separately or combined. Input parameters: BullsPeriod = 9; maMethod = MODE_SMA; ENUM_MA_METHOD maPrice =
This indicator is a visual combination of 2 classical indicators: Bears and MACD. Usage of this indicator could be the same as both classical indicators separately or combine. Input parameters: input int BearsPeriod = 9; input ENUM_MA_METHOD maMethod = MODE_SMA; input ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE maPrice = PRICE_CLOSE; input int SignalPeriod = 5
This indicator is a visual combination of 2 classical indicators: Bears and MACD. Usage of this indicator could be the same as both classical indicators separately or combine. Input parameters: input int BearsPeriod = 9; input ENUM_MA_METHOD maMethod = MODE_SMA; input ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE maPrice = PRICE_CLOSE; input int SignalPeriod = 5
Trend is the direction that prices are moving in, based on where they have been in the past . Trends are made up of peaks and troughs. It is the direction of those peaks and troughs that constitute a market's trend. Whether those peaks and troughs are moving up, down, or sideways indicates the direction of the trend. The indicator PineTrees is sensitive enough (one has to use input parameter nPeriod) to show UP (green line) and DOWN (red line) trend
Trend is the direction that prices are moving in, based on where they have been in the past . Trends are made up of peaks and troughs. It is the direction of those peaks and troughs that constitute a market's trend. Whether those peaks and troughs are moving up, down, or sideways indicates the direction of the trend. The indicator PineTrees is sensitive enough (one has to use input parameter nPeriod) to show UP (green line) and DOWN (red line) trend
Optimistic trader may enter the market when the price crosses the blue line. More reliable entry will be when the price crosses the yellow line. When the price comes back and crosses the red line you can open a position in the course of price movements. If the price is moving between aqua lines - stay out of the market
The Bull and Bear Power indicators identify whether the buyers or sellers in the market have the power, and as such lead to price breakout in the respective directions. Bulls Power vs. Bears Power is a unique tool that displays on each candle the balance between the bears (sellers) and the bulls (buyers). This particular indicator will be especially very effective when the narrow histogram and the wide histogram reside on the same side
The Bull and Bear Power indicators identify whether the buyers or sellers in the market have the power, and as such lead to price breakout in the respective directions. The Bears Power indicator attempts to measure the market's appetite for lower prices. The Bulls Power indicator attempts to measure the market's appetite for higher prices. This particular indicator will be especially very effective when the narrow histogram and the wide histogram reside on the same side (above or under the Zero
When the bands come close together, constricting the moving average, it is called a squeeze. A squeeze signals a period of low volatility and is considered by traders to be a potential sign of future increased volatility and possible trading opportunities. Conversely, the wider apart the bands move, the more likely the chance of a decrease in volatility and the greater the possibility of exiting a trade. This indicator can be used at any time frames and currency pairs. The following input
The three basic types of trends are up, down, and sideways. An uptrend is marked by an overall increase in price. Nothing moves straight up for long, so there will always be oscillations, but the overall direction needs to be higher. A downtrend occurs when the price of an asset moves lower over a period of time. This is a separate window indicator without any input parameters. Green Histogram is representing an Up-Trend and Red Histogram is representing a Down-Trend
"Support" and "Resistance" levels - points at which an exchange rate trend may be interrupted and reversed - are widely used for short-term exchange rate forecasting. One can use this indicator as Buy/Sell signals when the current price goes above or beyond Resistance/ Support levels respectively and as a StopLoss value for the opened position
"Support" and "Resistance" levels - points at which an exchange rate trend may be interrupted and reversed - are widely used for short-term exchange rate forecasting. One can use this indicator as Buy/Sell signals when the current price goes above or beyond Resistance/ Support levels respectively and as a StopLoss value for the opened position.