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Two colored filled rectangles with the display of channel levels. The rectangles are drawn between the values of two Keltner channels on one bar of any timeframe of the XMA_KLx5_Cloud indicator.
The DSL version of Williams' Percent Range does not use fixed levels for oversold and overbought levels, but is having a sort of dynamic (discontinued signal lines) calculated to identify those levels. That makes it a bit more responsive to market changes and volatile markets.
Smoother momentum is one of the possible ways to solve the main issue of the Momentum indicator - the values it displays are far from being smooth, and that can cause a lot of false signals in a lot of cases - regardless of the calculation period that is used.
The EMAVFS indicator with additional trend strength indication using colored dots based on the standard deviation algorithm.
Semaphore signal indicator SilverTrend with the NRTR line of possible stop order locations.
Indicator RoundPrice-Ext with the timeframe selection option available in its input parameters.
The VPCI (Volume Price Confirmation) indicator shows the relationship between the price and the volume.
Ultra Trend indicator that uses a "fast" (fast in response to market changes) Zero Lag TEMA for trend calculations.
AdaptiveRenko indicator with the channel background filling and additional display of the NRTR line using colored icons allowing users to visually track trend signals present on a single bar
Indicator Heiken_Ashi_Smoothed_Trend with the possibility of changing its timeframe in its input parameters
Indicator RJTX_Matches_Smoothed_Alert featuring alerts, emails and push notifications for smartphones. The input variables allow replacing the displayed indicator symbols
XFisher_org_v2_Candle_Alert indicator with background filling for overbought/oversold areas, as well as for the channel between them
The Float_Pivot_Digit indicator with the smoothing of input timeseries used in calculations. The timeseries smoothing parameters are determined by the indicator input variables
This is Larray Williams's Variable Accumulation Distribution, used in volume analysis.