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Signal Charge
Momentum buy sell signals
Shows how close a buy or sell signal is to firing, before it fires. A live gauge beside the last candle marks the exact prices at which the open bar's close would lock a Buy or a Sell.
Good for Watching a signal build tick by tick. Signals lock at bar close and never move; while a bar is open they show as translucent ghost orbs.
Draws a fan of expected price range ahead of the last closed bar, based on how far price travelled in comparable past windows, scaled to current volatility (ATR).
Good for Sizing stops and targets. It is a range, not a forecast: no directional bias, and a small panel checks how the previous fan performed.
A regression channel fitted to the logarithm of price, so it follows percentage moves. It also classifies the market as trending, drifting or ranging.
Good for Reading the pace of a trend (steady, speeding up, cooling, reversing) and where price sits inside the channel. Fit quality (R-squared) shows how much to trust it.
Tracks each trend leg with an ATR-based ZigZag and ranks the current leg's age and size against up to 100 completed legs in the same direction on your own chart.
Good for Judging whether a move is young, mid-life or mature. A four-line panel and a shaded zone show how close price is to confirming the leg over.
Publishing indicators on TradingView since December 2015, and still keeping them simple.
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Which one should I start with?
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