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A financial asset strength indicator as a candlestick chart.

This version of Hull Moving Average makes the lag even lesser and still keeps the smoothing of the Hull Average thus making it even "faster".

Indicator Trend Quality.

A moving average using double LWMA-averaging and implemented in color.

This oscillator shows the differences in points between the successive High of bars/candlesticks and Low of bars/candlesticks. It also shows them in different colors, depending on the directions and amount of points set in the properties.

Indicator AnchoredMomentum with the timeframe selection option available in input parameters.

TVI (Trade Volume Index).

A typical oscillator using Average True Range in form of a multicolor histogram.

Intraday Intensity Index.

Indicator John Ehlers Trend Component

EMA Deviation is similar to Standard Deviation, but on a first glance you shall notice that it is "faster" than the Standard Deviation and that makes it useful when the speed of reaction to volatility is expected from any code or trading system.

Indicator CandlesticksBWx10 shows the color of the CandlesticksBW indicator candlesticks from ten different timeframes from the bar defined in the indicator input parameters.

Indicator CandleStop_Cloud with the timeframe selection option available in input parameters.

Oscillator ADMIR (Average Directional Movement Index Rating) shows the ratio of the ADX lines of two indicators Average Directional Movement Index with the calculation periods differing by the specified value.

This indicator uses the combined values of MAMA (MESA Adaptive Moving Average) and FAMA (Following Adaptive Moving Average) to assess the trend of the market.

Four different CCIs combined into a "candles" display of CCI.

Indicator Derivative additionally smoothed and made as a color histogram

The QQE (Quantitative Qualitative Estimator) made multi timeframe.

RSI Candles (RSI that calculates RSI of High, Low Open and Close and displays those values as candles) with an addition of Trend Envelopes.

Indicator UltraAbsolutelyNoLagLwma with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters

Indicator Bull And Bear Balance.

Cutler's RSI.

An indicator of the movement direction and stop.

Indicator Heikin-Ashi Open.

Indicator ColorXDerivative with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters

MACD indicator that is using very well known BB Stops instead of using signal line for signals.

Historical Volatility (HV) is a statistical measure of the dispersion of returns for a given security or market index over a given period of time. Generally, this measure is calculated by determining the average deviation from the average price of a financial instrument in the given time period.

Synthetic Japanese candlesticks over the period predefined in the indicator settings, calculating on each bar, averaging the price timeseries used in the indicator, and highlighting caudate candlesticks.

Indicator Trend Intensity Index.

The five-week and 17-week RSI values are used for entry and exits while the 17-week RSI is used for trend direction as an entry filter in the retracement entries.

Indicator GB (Gaussian Bands) works in the same manner as standard indicator Bollinger Bands. However, unlike the former, it performs filtering centerline and deviation lines by Gaussian method. It also has two deviation lines on each side of the centerline.

Indicator SS (Stochastic Stack) represents a set of eight indicators Stochastic with different parameters, united in a single calculation process.

An indicator for displaying ATR (Average True Range) value in pips or points with option for setting multiplier.

Pivotal points as described in the March 2009 SFO magazine article "Trading FX Like Jesse Livermore Traded Stocks" by Jamie Saettele.

Indicator Rj_RMA with the possibility to change the indicator timeframe in its input parameters.

Indicator Zero Lag Triple Exponential Moving Average.

Buff Dormeier's moving average weighted by volume.

PAC (Periods After Crossing MA) is an oscillator displaying the number of bars elapsed after the last crossing of the price and the moving average.

A channel formed by two moving averages AbsolutelyNoLagLwma based on averaged High and Low timeseries

Indicator AbsolutelyNoLagLwma_Range_Channel with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters.