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ATR% Multiples from SMA/EMA

Inspired by the indicator ATR% multiple from 50-MA by jfsrev, this tool measures how far price is extended from a Moving Average using an ATR% multiple.
What’s added vs. ATR% multiple from 50-MA indicator:
How to use the indicator:
I find the ATR multiple to be a very versatile tool that can be used for profit taking, mean reverting, and to make better assumption about what market environment to expect.
Which thresholds should you use?
It's up to you really. Personally I use them in a quite discretionary manner where I will change inputs depending on market and it's current regime - E.g. if we are in a strong uptrend I might use higher multiples to the upside and lower multiples to the downside, and if the market is in a range I will use them in a different manner. Be creative, test things, and work out what makes sense to you and the market and timeframe you are trading in.
What’s added vs. ATR% multiple from 50-MA indicator:
- Downside multiples — flags extensions below and above the MA.
- Timeframe selection — compute on Daily/Weekly/Monthly or intraday, independent of your chart.
- EMA/SMA toggle — choose the MA type (EMA/SMA).
- Multi-thresholds — set several ATR% multiple levels.
How to use the indicator:
I find the ATR multiple to be a very versatile tool that can be used for profit taking, mean reverting, and to make better assumption about what market environment to expect.
Which thresholds should you use?
It's up to you really. Personally I use them in a quite discretionary manner where I will change inputs depending on market and it's current regime - E.g. if we are in a strong uptrend I might use higher multiples to the upside and lower multiples to the downside, and if the market is in a range I will use them in a different manner. Be creative, test things, and work out what makes sense to you and the market and timeframe you are trading in.
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Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.