EMA 8 & EMA 14

This script in TradingView's Pine Script is designed to plot two Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) on a price chart, offering traders a way to visually assess short-term and mid-term market trends.

- **EMA 8** (Blue line): This is a fast-moving average that responds quickly to recent price changes. It’s typically used to track shorter-term trends and may signal potential buy or sell opportunities when it crosses over or under slower-moving averages.

- **EMA 14** (Orange line): This is a slower-moving average that smooths out price action over a longer period. It helps traders identify medium-term trends and can act as a confirmation tool when combined with faster EMAs.

The indicator helps traders observe the relationship between these two EMAs. When the fast EMA (8) crosses above the slower EMA (14), it can signal a bullish trend, while a cross below may indicate a bearish trend. The visual distinction between the blue (EMA 8) and orange (EMA 14) lines allows for quick, clear analysis, making it easier to spot potential trend reversals and market opportunities.

This overlay can be particularly useful for trend-following strategies, with traders using these moving averages as dynamic support and resistance levels.