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Tracking prices that you have defined and trigger the crossing of them
Release Notes
Indicator, the unified moving-average crossover logic and multi-timeframe signals into a single structured tool that provides three direct benefits:

Clear and Immediate Trade Signals
The script tracks moving-average crossovers on the active chart timeframe as well as 2-hour, 4-hour, and 1-day timeframes.
It consolidates every BUY/SELL trigger into one unified signal message, eliminating noise and making market direction unambiguous.

Temporary vs. Permanent Confirmation

Temporary signals show the earliest possible intra-bar crossovers (fast alerts).

Permanent signals confirm only at bar close (high-reliability alerts).
The indicator distinguishes both conditions, letting the user choose between early reaction and confirmation-based execution.

Integrated Alerting System
The tool provides:

TradingView alert conditions (TEMPORARY / PERMANENT)

Dynamic on-chart popup messages

Distinct sound/notification options
All signals include timeframe context (e.g., “4H BUY”, “1D SELL”), improving decision speed without checking multiple charts.

Overall, the indicator condenses multi-timeframe trend direction into a single, readable, actionable workflow.

Users can activate the alert function in three short steps:

Open the Alerts Panel
Click the Alarm/Alerts icon on the right toolbar.

Create a New Alert

Select Condition → choose the indicator name → pick one of the two alert conditions:

“SINGLE ALERT TEMPORARY” (intra-bar signals)

“SINGLE ALERT PERMANENT” (bar-close confirmed signals)

Choose alert frequency:

Once per bar for TEMPORARY

Once per bar close for PERMANENT

Enable Pop-ups / Sounds
Check Show popup, Play sound, or enable app notifications depending on preference.

Once created, TradingView will automatically trigger alerts whenever the indicator generates a BUY or SELL signal.

Disclaimer

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