OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

High-Low Difference Channels r2

By JayRogers
Updated
About:

I developed the original as an experiment to potentially replace or augment my BB and RSI based strategies. After some back-testing I could see some really interesting results but it wasn't quite where I wanted it, so after some tweaking and further back-testing, and adding in more MA options, here we are. Mostly tested on 1h and greater time-frames using default settings.

Description / Usage:
  • Adjust length and multiplier much the same way you would expect with Bollinger Bands.
  • Multiplier of 1 gives you a base channel consisting of one high, and one low sourced MA
  • The outer channels are increments of the base high-low channel width, away from the hl2 sourced MA


r2 Changes:
  • Increased amount of up/down channels to 5, and lowered multiplier default to 1 (previously 1.5)
  • Tweaked default colour scheme.
  • Pick your MA poison of choice! Added choices for all your common MA variants.


Issues:
  • VWMA bugs out and refuses to draw sometimes - no idea why.


Additional Notes:

All MA variants available in this script were derived directly from the sources of those available within the pine editor. I have been fairly diligent trying to ensure they all function correctly, but I can't 100% guarantee it, so if anyone gives the script a try, or dives into the code and see's something odd - don't hesitate to let me know!

It would also be fantastic to hear feedback from anyone who finds use for this, to augment an existing strategy/idea, or develop something new. :)
Comment
Final revision done. No more tweaks/changes pending.

Added (optional) select-able fixed resolutions, so you can have 1 hour bands on your 1 minute chart if you do so feel inclined.

Otherwise just some minor code cleaning and proper commenting:
High-Low MA Difference Channels [Final]
Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA)differenceExponential Moving Average (EMA)highHull Moving Average (HMA)LOWMoving AveragesPrice ChannelsSmoothed Moving Average (SMMA)Weighted Moving Average (WMA)

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