OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
EMA 200 (3+7 crossover)
Updated
Shows EMA 200 with EMA 3 and 7 crossovers.
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Updated misleading plot title.Release Notes
Added input properties to add custom values. The time interval is key to how fast EMA Short and Long crosses, play around and fine your preferred setting at your time interval. But keep in mind that EMA is lagging and only ment as confirmation of the candlestick patterns you might see.Release Notes
Cleaner chart, better title Release Notes
Better prop names.Release Notes
Added ability to view the fast and slow ema lines, change opacity of line in the ⚙ Format > Style panel.Release Notes
Added input property to set the default price, such as open, low, high, hlc3 etc. Close is set as default.Release Notes
Added alert conditions so we can add alerts. Select and right click the indicator on the chart to add your alert. You can use multiple timeframes.Release Notes
Plot chars on crossovers. Currently transparent.Release Notes
If you like SMA or Hull, you can now change MA type in the settings.Changed color on the MA 200, I like grey.
Pale gray means upward movement, solid gray downward movement.
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Better colors on MA when combine with the Bollinger Bands script.
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Stronger color on Fast and Slow MA.Added alert condition to "Death and Golden cross" (You may want to set Slow MA to 50 (or slightly less ^^) and SMA to use this one as everybody else).
Added cross chars on Slow and Turtle crossover, you can hide them in the options panel.
Changed default to MA to EMA (the title says EMA).
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Study title changed.Release Notes
Added WMA option.Changed default MA to use 13 for fast and 48 for slow MA (Something nasty is about to happen in the next days/weeks with BTC).
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Update screenshot.Change 'View MA Slow/Turtle crossover' default to false.
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Upgraded to pinescript version 4. The default ma i set to be EMA.
Using builtin hull ma.
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