OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

Buy Sell Indicator by KCM

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Long when Price is above Blue Line and White Lines has a Bullish crossover, Short when Price is below Blue Line and White Lines has a Bearish crossover.
Release Notes
Developed by KCM (Koushik Chandra Mondal)

Buy Entry Criteria
* Price above Blue Line
* Green Line Crossed above Red Line
* Exit: Red Line Crossed below Green Line

Sell Entry Criteria
* Price below Blue Line
* Green Line Crossed below Red Line
* Exit: Green Line Crossed above Red Line

Things to Remember
-> Price above Blue line = Plan only Long (Buying Position)
-> Price below Blue line = Plan only Short (Selling Position)

* This Indicator will help you align your position with the current Trend of the Asset class. Indicator works on Stocks, Gold, Currency, Commodity, Bitcoin etc.

>> Preferable Timeframe
1 minute (minimum), 1 Hour (Maximum). Use lower timeframe for quick entry exit.
Release Notes
Developed by KCM (Koushik Chandra Mondal)

Buy Entry Criteria
* Price above Blue Line
* Green Line Crossed above Red Line
* Exit: Red Line Crossed below Green Line

Sell Entry Criteria
* Price below Blue Line
* Green Line Crossed below Red Line
* Exit: Green Line Crossed above Red Line

Things to Remember
-> Price above Blue line = Plan only Long (Buying Position)
-> Price below Blue line = Plan only Short (Selling Position)

* This Indicator will help you align your position with the current Trend of the Asset class. Indicator works on Stocks, Gold, Currency, Commodity, Bitcoin etc.

>> Preferable Timeframe
1 minute (minimum), 1 Hour (Maximum). Use lower timeframe for quick entry exit.
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