Synaptic Trend
The Synaptic Trend indicator simulates a neural network approach to market trend detection by modeling “neurons” that react to price movement. It plots in a separate window with five lines/histograms: Excitatory (blue) and Inhibitory (pink) spikes indicate strong bullish or bearish impulses; Membrane Potential (blue line) shows the normalized difference between two EMAs (Presynaptic and Postsynaptic periods), scaled by volatility; Neurotransmitter (pink dot-line) represents momentum build-up and decay; and Synaptic Weight (gold line) reflects adaptive sensitivity through “learning.” A spike above the threshold signals a potential buy, while a spike below signals a potential sell. Parameters control neuron reaction speed, sensitivity, decay, and adaptability. Use higher timeframes for trend confirmation and lower for entries. Alerts can be enabled for new spikes. Combining with price action or other filters is recommended to reduce false signals during low volatility.
