Fibonacci Moving Average
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Sofien Kaabar
Quant Atlas 📈 builds quantitative market intelligence tools for traders and market researchers.
🔹Our work focuses on algorithmic support and resistance levels, market structure analytics, conviction frameworks, path probability, and decision support indicators for MetaTrader 5. - 버전: 1.0
- 활성화: 5
Fibonacci Moving Average by Quant Atlas
Fibonacci Moving Average is a visual trend structure indicator built around a layered Fibonacci based moving average framework.
The indicator plots two dynamic average lines directly on the price chart, creating a clean view of how price behaves relative to broader trend structure. The lines automatically change color depending on the position of price, making market direction easier to read at a glance.
Visual Logic
• Blue line state: price is trading above the Fibonacci average
• Orange line state: price is trading below the Fibonacci average
This gives traders a simple way to identify when price is holding above or below an important moving average structure.
Key Features
• Fibonacci inspired moving average framework
• Two dynamic price structure lines
• Automatic blue and orange color switching
• Clean overlay directly on the main chart
• Suitable for multiple markets and timeframes
• Useful for trend reading, pullback context, and directional filtering
• Minimal design with no unnecessary chart clutter
How to Use
When price trades above the Fibonacci average structure, the line turns blue, suggesting stronger upward pressure.
When price trades below the Fibonacci average structure, the line turns orange, suggesting weaker or bearish pressure.
The indicator can be used to assess trend direction, identify pullback zones, filter trade setups, or support broader price action analysis.
Important
Fibonacci Moving Average is a decision support tool. It does not guarantee future market direction and should not be used as a standalone trading system. Traders should test it on their preferred symbols and timeframes before using it in live trading conditions.
