Hello,

I have a request regarding the Squize MA Averages zones mtf nmc.mq4 or Squize MA Averages zones mtf 2.01.mq4. Essentially both are the same so it does not matter which one. Can this indicator be made into a Histogram like the MACD were it messures and shows the distance between the two MA's? Without the signal line though.

Thanks.
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Anyway wrote: Fri Apr 14, 2017 2:49 am Oh! My avatar is gone ...

That is the other thing that shall need to be re-done, but I see that you managed quite fast to reload it

mladen wrote: Fri Apr 14, 2017 3:00 am That is the other thing that shall need to be re-done, but I see that you managed quite fast to reload it

Oh yeah ... :!:

ID Lite Info MA


By default, this indicator displays nine values of two different Moving Averages (МА) for the current timeframe, a difference between previous sequential МА values and a difference between MAs in points. You can set the data display with positive or negative offsets and/or rounded to required decimal digits. Displaying the values for zero (current) bar is not supported.

MTF Squize Movimg Average_1
Moving Average methods,prices and periods select able with differential values

Squeezed SMMA
MLADEN : The way it is calculated sma and lwma are not applicable
Request: may be new prices and Tema added if possible ?

Squeeze Break
BB periods and deviation,keltner periods and multiplier,momentum periods and much more

Some explanations about Squeeze Indicators
MLADEN : It works (depending on ATR mode parameter) by comparing ATR or MAs thresh hold pips then there is a "squeeze" (squize) ,the assumption is that the two Averages are going to get closer when the trend slows down,which is not a bad assumption as long as you have one fast and one slow average,if you get the average close to each other (periods) than that assumption is false,so one should always make sure that there is some significant difference in the averages periods in order to have that indicator work as expected.

Squeezed EMA