Leading Indicator
See its calculated trend reading through colour changes, with optional alerts.
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See its calculated trend reading through colour changes, with optional alerts.
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Plot up to three trend channels with different starting points and settings.
View volume beside each candle's high-to-low range, with labels for volume-and-price patterns.
Compare volume and candle ranges with colour-coded levels and VSA pattern labels.
Use an RSI variation based on simple moving averages, with optional overbought, oversold, and trend signals.
View Michael Harris's RSI variation with optional overbought, oversold, and trend signals.
View Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings from up to five timeframes, with an optional average.
View MACD or Percentage Price Oscillator readings across up to five timeframes.
View double-smoothed Stochastic readings across timeframes, with configurable alerts.
Mark a planned limit or stop-limit entry, with a trailing ATR stop and optional target. This indicator does not place orders.
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Choose a starting candle and plot a trailing stop reference based on price volatility. This indicator does not place orders.
Choose where a Parabolic SAR trailing stop starts and follow its plotted level. This indicator does not place orders.
Choose a starting point for a moving-average stop and see its plotted price area. This indicator does not place orders.
Explore historical U.S. rate decisions and test rule-based entries and exits on a chart.
Show a reference for patterns where price and an indicator move differently. This is a cheat sheet, not an automatic divergence detector.
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