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Trend Thermometer
This script, tailored for trading, allows traders to visualize trend penetration across multiple timeframes with a color-coded moving average sequence. The Trend Thermometer helps identify strong, sustained trends by displaying a progression of colors that indicate the trend's intensity across a series of moving averages, from shorter to longer timeframes.
Key Features:
Color Gradients(41 colors) for Trend Strength: The colors reflect the strength of the trend at each moving average level. Darker greens signify strong upward trends, while darker reds indicate strong downward trends. Lighter colors or mixed gradients suggest a weaker or transitional trend.
Multi-Timeframe Penetration: By observing color transitions across all moving averages, traders can see how trends penetrate from shorter to longer timeframes, providing insight into the trend's depth and potential longevity.
Slightly Exponential Distribution of Moving Averages: The script uses a series of moving averages that are spaced with a slight exponential distribution. This approach allows for closer analysis in the short-term ranges while maintaining visibility across longer timeframes, providing a balanced view of the trend’s strength across intraday periods.
Sequential Analysis: With the progressively spaced moving averages, traders can easily track how trends develop from short-term to long-term. Unified color shifts across these averages confirm the trend direction, while divergence (where shorter and longer averages display opposing trends) can signal consolidation or potential trend weakening.
Example Interpretation:
Bullish Penetration: When shorter moving averages (e.g., 8, 16, 24) turn green, and this color shift continues through medium to longer moving averages (up to 496), it indicates a strong, deepening bullish trend across intraday timeframes.
Bearish Penetration: If shorter averages turn red and the shift gradually extends to longer averages, this suggests a bearish trend that is gaining traction across multiple timeframes.
How to Use:
For intraday trading, watch for a consistent color shift across shorter to longer moving averages to confirm trend direction. A unified shift in color across at least half of the moving averages signals a robust trend, providing potential entry or exit points with greater accuracy.
This tool enhances intraday decision-making by offering a clear view of trend strength and penetration across slightly exponentially distributed moving averages, allowing traders to make informed choices based on the trend’s depth, consistency, and momentum across timeframes.
2 days ago
Release Notes
This script, tailored for trading, allows traders to visualize trend penetration across multiple timeframes with a color-coded moving average sequence. The Trend Thermometer helps identify strong, sustained trends by displaying a progression of colors that indicate the trend's intensity across a series of moving averages, from shorter to longer timeframes.
Key Features:
Color Gradients(41 colors) for Trend Strength: The colors reflect the strength of the trend at each moving average level. Darker greens signify strong upward trends, while darker reds indicate strong downward trends. Lighter colors or mixed gradients suggest a weaker or transitional trend.
Multi-Timeframe Penetration: By observing color transitions across all moving averages, traders can see how trends penetrate from shorter to longer timeframes, providing insight into the trend's depth and potential longevity.
Slightly Exponential Distribution of Moving Averages: The script uses a series of moving averages that are spaced with a slight exponential distribution. This approach allows for closer analysis in the short-term ranges while maintaining visibility across longer timeframes, providing a balanced view of the trend’s strength across intraday periods.
Sequential Analysis: With the progressively spaced moving averages, traders can easily track how trends develop from short-term to long-term. Unified color shifts across these averages confirm the trend direction, while divergence (where shorter and longer averages display opposing trends) can signal consolidation or potential trend weakening.
Example Interpretation:
Bullish Penetration: When shorter moving averages (e.g., 8, 16, 24) turn green, and this color shift continues through medium to longer moving averages (up to 496), it indicates a strong, deepening bullish trend across intraday timeframes.
Bearish Penetration: If shorter averages turn red and the shift gradually extends to longer averages, this suggests a bearish trend that is gaining traction across multiple timeframes.
How to Use:
For intraday trading, watch for a consistent color shift across shorter to longer moving averages to confirm trend direction. A unified shift in color across at least half of the moving averages signals a robust trend, providing potential entry or exit points with greater accuracy.
This tool enhances intraday decision-making by offering a clear view of trend strength and penetration across slightly exponentially distributed moving averages, allowing traders to make informed choices based on the trend’s depth, consistency, and momentum across timeframes.
Key Features:
Color Gradients(41 colors) for Trend Strength: The colors reflect the strength of the trend at each moving average level. Darker greens signify strong upward trends, while darker reds indicate strong downward trends. Lighter colors or mixed gradients suggest a weaker or transitional trend.
Multi-Timeframe Penetration: By observing color transitions across all moving averages, traders can see how trends penetrate from shorter to longer timeframes, providing insight into the trend's depth and potential longevity.
Slightly Exponential Distribution of Moving Averages: The script uses a series of moving averages that are spaced with a slight exponential distribution. This approach allows for closer analysis in the short-term ranges while maintaining visibility across longer timeframes, providing a balanced view of the trend’s strength across intraday periods.
Sequential Analysis: With the progressively spaced moving averages, traders can easily track how trends develop from short-term to long-term. Unified color shifts across these averages confirm the trend direction, while divergence (where shorter and longer averages display opposing trends) can signal consolidation or potential trend weakening.
Example Interpretation:
Bullish Penetration: When shorter moving averages (e.g., 8, 16, 24) turn green, and this color shift continues through medium to longer moving averages (up to 496), it indicates a strong, deepening bullish trend across intraday timeframes.
Bearish Penetration: If shorter averages turn red and the shift gradually extends to longer averages, this suggests a bearish trend that is gaining traction across multiple timeframes.
How to Use:
For intraday trading, watch for a consistent color shift across shorter to longer moving averages to confirm trend direction. A unified shift in color across at least half of the moving averages signals a robust trend, providing potential entry or exit points with greater accuracy.
This tool enhances intraday decision-making by offering a clear view of trend strength and penetration across slightly exponentially distributed moving averages, allowing traders to make informed choices based on the trend’s depth, consistency, and momentum across timeframes.
2 days ago
Release Notes
This script, tailored for trading, allows traders to visualize trend penetration across multiple timeframes with a color-coded moving average sequence. The Trend Thermometer helps identify strong, sustained trends by displaying a progression of colors that indicate the trend's intensity across a series of moving averages, from shorter to longer timeframes.
Key Features:
Color Gradients(41 colors) for Trend Strength: The colors reflect the strength of the trend at each moving average level. Darker greens signify strong upward trends, while darker reds indicate strong downward trends. Lighter colors or mixed gradients suggest a weaker or transitional trend.
Multi-Timeframe Penetration: By observing color transitions across all moving averages, traders can see how trends penetrate from shorter to longer timeframes, providing insight into the trend's depth and potential longevity.
Slightly Exponential Distribution of Moving Averages: The script uses a series of moving averages that are spaced with a slight exponential distribution. This approach allows for closer analysis in the short-term ranges while maintaining visibility across longer timeframes, providing a balanced view of the trend’s strength across intraday periods.
Sequential Analysis: With the progressively spaced moving averages, traders can easily track how trends develop from short-term to long-term. Unified color shifts across these averages confirm the trend direction, while divergence (where shorter and longer averages display opposing trends) can signal consolidation or potential trend weakening.
Example Interpretation:
Bullish Penetration: When shorter moving averages (e.g., 8, 16, 24) turn green, and this color shift continues through medium to longer moving averages (up to 496), it indicates a strong, deepening bullish trend across intraday timeframes.
Bearish Penetration: If shorter averages turn red and the shift gradually extends to longer averages, this suggests a bearish trend that is gaining traction across multiple timeframes.
How to Use:
For intraday trading, watch for a consistent color shift across shorter to longer moving averages to confirm trend direction. A unified shift in color across at least half of the moving averages signals a robust trend, providing potential entry or exit points with greater accuracy.
This tool enhances intraday decision-making by offering a clear view of trend strength and penetration across slightly exponentially distributed moving averages, allowing traders to make informed choices based on the trend’s depth, consistency, and momentum across timeframes.
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