No, I checked .mrtools wrote: Sun Feb 02, 2025 10:06 am Looks like it could be the button doing that, but not sure.
Hello, imho alerts would still be of little use since those bands recalculate(repaint).Asus543 wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2025 5:01 am Greetings, and I humbly request the skilled coders here to tweak the attached indicator (target-bands-indicator) to add functionality to the center line.
The aim is to show alerts only in accordance with the slope of the center line. In other words, alerts would be given as follows:
LONG SIGNAL - Center line slope is up and price tags lower band
SHORT SIGNAL - Center line slope is down and price tags upper band
LONG AND SHORT SIGNALS - Center line slope is neutral and price tags either band.
The functionality I have in mind is as shown in the attached screenshot from the FastTMAline indicator (attached), with the addition of item 3) below:
1) Trend threshold [selectable, e.g. 0.2]
2) Show center line TRUE/FALSE
3) Filter alerts by slope of center line TRUE/FALSE
Finally, the center line color should be selectable and change in accordance with the slope threshold setting, as in the FastTMAline indicator.
A million thanks in advance.
Thanks for the reply. I'm aware the bands recalculate and are not much use for historical purposes. However, the signals are valid at the time the alert is given, which is when I take the trade.mrtools wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2025 5:08 am Hello, imho alerts would still be of little use since those bands recalculate(repaint).
Ogee wrote: Mon Nov 28, 2022 8:48 am The difference between the mladen's recalculating 'centered' TMA and normal TMA is not great but just more smoothed. As in the pic below on a 1 hour chart the recalculated difference between downtrend red to uptrend green is 5 hours.
'Centered' TMA left. Normal TMA right.
Hello is there a download link for this indicator? Also is the screenshot on the left non repaint non recalculate?
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The 'centred' TMA is the one that recalculates. It slightly readjusts the previous x number periods to smooth out the TMA curves.
Do you have the download for the normal non repaint TMA on the right?Ogee wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 10:02 pm The 'centred' TMA is the one that recalculates. It slightly readjusts the previous x number periods to smooth out the TMA curves.
Yeah, go to the first post in this thread and np TMA is first post and centred TMA is second.Hitter09 wrote: Tue Feb 25, 2025 1:51 pm Do you have the download for the normal non repaint TMA on the right?
