mrtools wrote: Tue Apr 04, 2023 2:24 pm Elders Auto Envelopes with latest MA Filters + Stable Update

This is an updated version of Elders Auto envelopes with all the latest averages, had to scrap g channel on this version, for some reason not working.

Mladen's explanation:

Envelope or channel lines are set parallel to the moving average (parallel to the slow MA if you use two MAs). The two channel lines must contain:

• Approximately 95% of all prices for the past two or three months on a daily chart
• Only the extremes protruding outside the bands

Channel lines provide attractive profit targets – sell longs near the upper line and cover shorts near the lower line.

The auto envelope automatically sizes channels by calculating a standard deviation for the last n bars. It is designed to change value at most once a week (once a month on a weekly chart), making it suitable even for intra-day data (use the ‘Fixed channel size’ parameter to switch from one mode to the other).

kvak wrote: Mon Aug 11, 2025 8:48 pm Here is ribbon ma ( kind of limited Guppy version)
With lots of options like filtering trend with RSI or Daily open line or choose if you want trend by slope of MA or cross of MA/price.
Also with arrows/alerts and button.
For RSI setup you may try this version click

NotInPortland wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 7:03 am Hi, very very good indicator, i'm loving it. Just a thing, the indicator is a bit heavy. Could you please insert an external variable in order to calculate the indicator only for a certain number of bars, please? Thanks a lot

• Deviation Scaled VWMA with alternate calculation.
• What is Ehler's Deviation-scaling?

mrtools wrote: Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:27 am Found this idea on ThinkOrSwim anyway instead of a deviation scaled ma made it into a deviation scaled Vwma, not sure how useful but seems ok.

boytoy wrote: Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:40 pm New one for us moving avg guys.. is that the one from tos which used ehlers super smooth filter? tks and excited to know more..

Jimmy wrote:

I don't think so. Please take a look at this post which provides information on "deviation-scaling".

From what I can see, Mrtools has applied this technique to the VWMA which makes the Volume Weighted MA a bit more smoother, yet helpful, during choppy price action.

boytoy wrote: Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:40 pm New one for us moving avg guys.. is that the one from tos which used ehlers super smooth filter? tks and excited to know more..