OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

10 in 1 Different Moving Averages ( SMA/EMA/WMA/RMA )

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This indicator is a combination of different types of moving averages where you can select which kind of moving average you want according to your need.
It consists of 10 moving averages none of which is fixed by default, you can change the properties of any MA according to your will.
I hope you all will like it.
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Some minor fixes got updated not much
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Some minor changes are done.
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  • The script has been updated to the latest version.
  • Two more types of Moving averages have been added: Hull moving average and Volume weighted moving average.

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The title has been changed.
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Multi Timeframe function added to 5 MAs and other 5 can still be used as normal MAs.
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Credit for the update goes to humblemanor
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Minor bug fixed
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MA smoothing feature added . You can now have a smoothed version of the MA which you have applied on the chart.
Credit for the update goes to ericsm76
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Minor bug fixed.
Credit for the update goes to ricoguertler
Thanks for noticing.
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There were 5 Multi timeframe and 5 normal MAs in previous version . In this update all the MAs has been changed to multi timeframe Mas and all MAs can be used as normal MAs as well.
Credit for this update goes to HaTM3R as he wish to have more then 5 Multi Timeframe MAs on his chart.
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Minor bug fixed.
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Input UI Improved.
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New input UI was not good looking so I changed it back to previous one with minor changes.
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Minor bug fixed.
Credit for this goes to @RainerRocks. Thanks for reporting.
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