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Chuff by Monty V2
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This is the second version of the indicator ‘Chuff by Monty’ we made a while back.
This indicator uses multiple previously available indicators as well as some newly calculated scripts to provide information on chart that uses one indicator slot but is telling you more than what one indicator could’ve.
The indicator also includes alerts which can be used to find potential signals generated by the indicator, So be sure to check those out as well.
Features of the indicator:
Ichimoku Cloud
TK Crosses: Label on chart when the Conversion Line (Tenken Sen) and Base line (Kijun Sen) is crossing each other. There are five types of crosses that are marked in the indicator. Each will have Bullish or Bearish aspect but, you have to look at the image below to really understand which is worth considering signal.
TK Lines: This checkbox will enable the Conversion and Base line, the crosses of which are labeled through the TK Crosses Checkbox above.
Bullish TK: Now when the orange line crosses the red line to the up side which should be flat at that time, this generates a bullish signal showing that this can lead price to the upwards direction. And a label print as Bullish TK in red color.
Bearish TK: Now when the orange line crosses the red line to the down side which should be flat at that time, this generates a bearish signal showing that this can lead price to the downwards direction. And a label print as Bearish TK in Golden color.
Kumo Cloud: There are two types of clouds in the indicator as well, This is calculated with a bit different approach then conventional Ichimoku Cloud indicator. Both red and green Kumo cloud acts as resistance and support respectively.
Trading Edge to Edge: This phenomenon in ichimoku suggests that when there’s a close in the cloud as 1. For longs, Green candles should close in the red cloud and at that time, The other side of the cloud should be flat and 2. For shorts, Red candles should close in the green cloud and at that time, the other side of the cloud should be flat. This opens up the window for the price to go to the other flat side of the cloud after retesting the cloud through the inside. An example is shared in the snapshot.
Divergences:
This part of the indicator uses 10 different types of oscillators including MACD, Histogram, RSI, Stochastic, CCI, Momentum, On-Balance Volume, Volume Weighted MACD, CMF, Money Flow Index and EXT to calculate divergences. By default, the indicator will show hidden and regular divergences at once, but you can choose to have just hidden or just regular divergences as per your liking. I specifically hard coded the indicator to calculate divergences from candle closes rather than from wicks, so that’s what it’s doing.
Harmonic Patterns:
I personally trade three and only three harmonics, these are bat, butterfly and Gartley. This part of indicator will analyze each swing and check if these swings are falling in any of those three harmonic pattern ranges. As we all know that these patterns don’t complete their retracement to the last digit exactly each time, so there’s a liberty range that has 10% error flexibility. Which means that if a retracement is supposed to be at 0.618, the error flexibility will check it in a range of +10% and -10% of 0.618 which comes out to be 0.556-0.678. Three of the harmonics, bullish (Green) and bearish (Red) is posted in the snapshot.
You can trade these harmonics by either waiting for the indicator to print them, either by putting an alert for each type of a harmonic pattern or by pre-predicting a harmonic which is taught in our community’s premium discord https://discord.gg/HYzrs7mz4u .
Golden/Death cross:
Just like TK Crosses, this will print you Goldencross and Deathcross labels each time 55sma and 200sma cross each other. If the 55sma is crossing the 200sma to the upside, A Goldencross label will appear and if 55sma is crossing the 200sma to the downside, A Deathcross label will appear. Golden cross means the coin is turning bullish and can go high. Death cross shows that the coin is turning bearish and the price can fall.
Moving Averages:
Default lengths are 13EMA, 21EMA, 55SMA, 200SMA and 355SMA. You can change it as you like but I use these lengths for my analysis. One feature that this set of moving average has is that each MA is labeled as it’s length and the calculation method (SMA or EMA). So, when you are analyzing with multiple Moving Averages enabled, you can easily know which MA is which.
SR Band:
It has three mods. Fast/Weak which is going to be quick and sensitive to the price but will a weak support and resistance area. Slow/Strong which is going to be slow and less sensitive to the price but will be a very strong support and resistance area. The normal settings which is set as default is kind of in-between these two. You can use this SR band as a way of getting in and out of the trades as it represents Supports and resistances. The colors of the band changes when the price is above, below and is in the band.
Here’s an example trade using the confluences provided by the indicator.
This is how that trade would’ve looked like with indicator:
And this is how that trade would’ve looked like without the indicator:
Do ask questions in the comment section about the indicator or the trading strategy here if you feel like this is too complex. I’ll be glad to help.
All the settings and features which were worth customizing are customizable in this version of the indicator. Feel free to change those settings as per your liking.
Thank you.
This indicator uses multiple previously available indicators as well as some newly calculated scripts to provide information on chart that uses one indicator slot but is telling you more than what one indicator could’ve.
The indicator also includes alerts which can be used to find potential signals generated by the indicator, So be sure to check those out as well.
Features of the indicator:
Ichimoku Cloud
TK Crosses: Label on chart when the Conversion Line (Tenken Sen) and Base line (Kijun Sen) is crossing each other. There are five types of crosses that are marked in the indicator. Each will have Bullish or Bearish aspect but, you have to look at the image below to really understand which is worth considering signal.
TK Lines: This checkbox will enable the Conversion and Base line, the crosses of which are labeled through the TK Crosses Checkbox above.
Bullish TK: Now when the orange line crosses the red line to the up side which should be flat at that time, this generates a bullish signal showing that this can lead price to the upwards direction. And a label print as Bullish TK in red color.
Bearish TK: Now when the orange line crosses the red line to the down side which should be flat at that time, this generates a bearish signal showing that this can lead price to the downwards direction. And a label print as Bearish TK in Golden color.
Kumo Cloud: There are two types of clouds in the indicator as well, This is calculated with a bit different approach then conventional Ichimoku Cloud indicator. Both red and green Kumo cloud acts as resistance and support respectively.
Trading Edge to Edge: This phenomenon in ichimoku suggests that when there’s a close in the cloud as 1. For longs, Green candles should close in the red cloud and at that time, The other side of the cloud should be flat and 2. For shorts, Red candles should close in the green cloud and at that time, the other side of the cloud should be flat. This opens up the window for the price to go to the other flat side of the cloud after retesting the cloud through the inside. An example is shared in the snapshot.
Divergences:
This part of the indicator uses 10 different types of oscillators including MACD, Histogram, RSI, Stochastic, CCI, Momentum, On-Balance Volume, Volume Weighted MACD, CMF, Money Flow Index and EXT to calculate divergences. By default, the indicator will show hidden and regular divergences at once, but you can choose to have just hidden or just regular divergences as per your liking. I specifically hard coded the indicator to calculate divergences from candle closes rather than from wicks, so that’s what it’s doing.
Harmonic Patterns:
I personally trade three and only three harmonics, these are bat, butterfly and Gartley. This part of indicator will analyze each swing and check if these swings are falling in any of those three harmonic pattern ranges. As we all know that these patterns don’t complete their retracement to the last digit exactly each time, so there’s a liberty range that has 10% error flexibility. Which means that if a retracement is supposed to be at 0.618, the error flexibility will check it in a range of +10% and -10% of 0.618 which comes out to be 0.556-0.678. Three of the harmonics, bullish (Green) and bearish (Red) is posted in the snapshot.
You can trade these harmonics by either waiting for the indicator to print them, either by putting an alert for each type of a harmonic pattern or by pre-predicting a harmonic which is taught in our community’s premium discord https://discord.gg/HYzrs7mz4u .
Golden/Death cross:
Just like TK Crosses, this will print you Goldencross and Deathcross labels each time 55sma and 200sma cross each other. If the 55sma is crossing the 200sma to the upside, A Goldencross label will appear and if 55sma is crossing the 200sma to the downside, A Deathcross label will appear. Golden cross means the coin is turning bullish and can go high. Death cross shows that the coin is turning bearish and the price can fall.
Moving Averages:
Default lengths are 13EMA, 21EMA, 55SMA, 200SMA and 355SMA. You can change it as you like but I use these lengths for my analysis. One feature that this set of moving average has is that each MA is labeled as it’s length and the calculation method (SMA or EMA). So, when you are analyzing with multiple Moving Averages enabled, you can easily know which MA is which.
SR Band:
It has three mods. Fast/Weak which is going to be quick and sensitive to the price but will a weak support and resistance area. Slow/Strong which is going to be slow and less sensitive to the price but will be a very strong support and resistance area. The normal settings which is set as default is kind of in-between these two. You can use this SR band as a way of getting in and out of the trades as it represents Supports and resistances. The colors of the band changes when the price is above, below and is in the band.
Here’s an example trade using the confluences provided by the indicator.
This is how that trade would’ve looked like with indicator:
And this is how that trade would’ve looked like without the indicator:
Do ask questions in the comment section about the indicator or the trading strategy here if you feel like this is too complex. I’ll be glad to help.
All the settings and features which were worth customizing are customizable in this version of the indicator. Feel free to change those settings as per your liking.
Thank you.
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