Explore 11,183 indicators. Filter beyond the obvious.
Discover the tools that fit the way you trade.
11,183 tools to explore
A Simple Moving Average (SMA) based indicator that generates trading signals by tracking crossovers across multiple financial instruments using automated alerts.
A dual Simple Moving Average (SMA) system that identifies market regimes by tracking price movements relative to 50 and 200 SMAs, providing color-coded trend visualization and key metrics.
A technical analysis tool for the S&P 500 that uses moving averages, price changes, and market breadth to generate normalized trading signals.
Average Range Lines indicator identifies support and resistance levels by calculating multiple price bands above and below the average high and low over a chosen time period and lookback length.
A comprehensive market breadth indicator that tracks stock index strength across multiple moving average timeframes, helping traders assess market sentiment and potential entry points.
A multi-timeframe MACD indicator that helps traders analyze market trends by tracking moving average convergence divergence across different time periods with customizable settings.
A comprehensive trading signal combining Hull, Exponential, and Simple Moving Averages with Linear Regression to identify trend direction and potential entry points.
A versatile moving average indicator that generates buy/sell signals, tracks market trends, and provides volume-based candlestick coloring for enhanced technical analysis across different trading styles.
A trading signal combining Stochastic and RSI to identify potential entry points near market dips, focusing on finding bullish signals and short-term trend starts.
A multi-period Simple Moving Average indicator that tracks price trends across different timeframes using 111, 730, and 1400-period SMAs with unique ratio-based multipliers.
A market trend indicator using 50 and 150 period Simple Moving Averages to identify bull and bear market conditions with color-coded background signals for long-term trend analysis.
Likes, views, and comments are historical TradingView snapshots. They describe attention, not trading performance.
