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Volume Adjusted Moving Average (VAMA) is an advanced indicator that calculates moving averages based on volume increments rather than traditional time-based methods, offering a unique perspective on price trends.
An advanced VWAP toolbox that provides multiple anchored VWAP techniques, including pinch and handoff strategies, periodic intervals, and automatic anchor selection for technical analysis.
The Modified Mannarino Market Risk Indicator (MMMRI) evaluates market risk by analyzing debt, USD strength, and interest rates to provide a comprehensive risk assessment tool for traders.
Pivotal Moments tracks and draws pivot high and low levels on a chart, automatically removing levels when they are touched or crossed in real-time trading.
A script demonstrating time range backtesting techniques for trading strategies, enabling precise testing of entry and exit points within specific date ranges.
Intraday Intensity Index analyzes trading volume and price dynamics to measure buying and selling pressure within a trading session, providing insights into market participant behavior.
A visual trading signal that uses dynamic chart background color changes to alert traders of specific market conditions. Provides instant visual feedback about potential trading opportunities or significant price movements.
A script demonstrating CSV data import, offset, and plotting using arrays. Provides a basic framework for data manipulation and visualization in trading analysis.
A trading signal method that uses a condition counter with a reset mechanism to limit the number of allowed input signals, helping traders manage trade frequency and reduce potential overtrading.
A flexible trading script for analyzing multiple stock ticker symbols simultaneously, calculating their rate of change and visualizing the results across different market conditions.
A script demonstrating how to import and manipulate CSV data in TradingView, providing a method for data input and analysis with specific character limitations.
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