Williams %R is a momentum indicator that is the inverse of the Fast Stochastic Oscillator. Also referred to as %R, Williams %R reflects the level of the close relative to the highest high for the look-back period. However, bare-metal version of Williams %R does not indicate where the trend is heading and only gives you buy and sell signals, whenever it crosses over or under certain levels. In order to improve this indicator i decided to add few things, in order to see where the trend is heading while Williams %R giving you buy and sell signals at the same time.
Information: This indicator comes with adjustable (ma-ema and wma) moving averages, applied on Williams %R signal. So whenever Williams %R crossover SMA or EMA it's an indication of stock/coin price is moving upwards while it crossunder SMA or EMA values, it's an indication of price will go downwards. Convincigly though each crosspoints have their own custom colors, so you can identify if it's going up or down.
Oversold and Overbought Visuals: Whenever Williams %R crossover overbought area, it will draw an orange circle, which indicates the direction of the trend is about to end and price of that stock/coin may fall. Anything over -20 is considered as Overbought. Convincigly when Williams %R crossunder oversold area, it will drawn lime color circle, which indicates that the stock/coin may have reached at it's bottom and trend change is expected. Anything below -80 is considered as Oversold and could be used as buying zone.
Trend following with WMA:
As mentioned earlier, while Willams %R gives you reliatively good buy and sell points, it does not show you the whole picture, thanks to it's jagged nature. If the certain stock/coin in a falling trend, Williams %R may give you numerous buy and sell signals; but won't show you if it's going to get lower or higher. Thanks to WMA, it filters most of the jagged signals and gives you an idea of where the trend is heading, also offers key turning points (trend overbought and oversold areas) Whenever WMA draws a red cross on top, it indicates the following trend is about the change and if you have not sold the stocks/coins you are holding, you may only have small amount of time left to do so. And when WMA draws a green cross at the bottom, it's an indication of strong buy signal and the downtrend is about to end. Although for both of these keypoints, you should always confirm it via Williams %R signals and candlesticks as well.
There is also something called midpoint. Whenever WMA draws purple circle at specific levels(which is also adjustable) it will give you an idea of trend may change it's direction if it's going upwards or downwards. These circles do not offer you a buy or sell signal and only informs you about where trend is heading or where it might make a reversal. You can also adjust overbought-oversold and midpoint levels for your own liking.
Catatan Rilis
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Added colors to overbought and oversold levels.
Catatan Rilis
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Changed size and colors of Overbought and Oversold signals.
New sorts of MAs will be added after being tested.
Could you figure out where did i wrong or missing, thx.
siddheshw
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Sir, Can u plz give me source Code, Thanks
BorsaPanda
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Thanks Stravios. Very helpful. There is "red line" on the chart. How is that calculated, what does it represent?
vik0q
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Oh this one is good, you can remove the other lines and only leave the crosses on, the changes in trend and accumulation points are easy to spot.
smdelcambre
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Awesome indicator. Thank you for posting. What is the default setting for the WMA? Is it 50 or something else?
rigoberto02
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That it’s on the best indicator good job my friend I want sugestión or request can you add ATRN ( indicator) to this indicator that's working really good if you do or some one do let me know please .
I recently rerwrite this indicator so i can add my custom alerts.
Everything is same as this indicator except the ema line.
highestHigh = highest(length)
highestLow = lowest(length)
R = (highestHigh - close) / (highestHigh - highestLow) * -100
sma_fast = sma(R, 8)
ema_fast = ema(R, 8)
Could you figure out where did i wrong or missing, thx.