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the wolf of stocks

By sameerosh
Updated
The 9 EMA is used with the Bollinger 20 average. At the positive intersection, a buy sign appears, and at the negative intersection, a sell sign appears. It is preferable to use it on the day, four-hour, and hourly frames.
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The Wolf of Stocks Indicator

Elevate your trading game with The Wolf of Stocks, a powerful and easy-to-use Pine Script indicator designed for traders of all levels. This script combines the precision of the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the reliability of the Bollinger Band Midline to generate actionable trading signals.

🌟 Key Features:
Dynamic Buy & Sell Signals: Get clear "BUY" and "SELL" labels based on the crossover between the 9-period EMA and the 20-period Bollinger Midline.
Customizable Settings: Adjust the EMA and Bollinger Midline periods, line colors, and thickness to match your trading style.
Clear Visualization: Aqua-colored EMA line and black Bollinger Midline for clean and intuitive chart analysis.
Flexible Label Control: Enable or disable BUY/SELL labels with a single click.
📈 Perfect For:
Swing Traders
Day Traders
Technical Analysts looking for an edge in identifying trend reversals and market momentum.
⚙️ How It Works:
A BUY signal appears when the EMA crosses above the Bollinger Midline.
A SELL signal appears when the EMA crosses below the Bollinger Midline.
Visual cues help you identify potential market entry and exit points quickly.
Enhance your trading toolkit today with The Wolf of Stocks. Simple, effective, and built for smarter decisions. 🚀
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