Oh, well, I guess you have been that busy.
What to base the blue/red/neutral colors on, I have done slope and crossover, and neither was acceptable? And don't remember a cloud but am getting up there in age so very possibly missed the cloud somewhere.GoldenBrett90 wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:08 am Oh, well, I guess you have been that busy.
I was just wanting 3 signals colors portrayed in the background. Buy, sell, neutral. And not a crossover indicator.
Two blue MA's in the cloud equal a buy-color background.
Two red MA's in the cloud equal a sell-color background.
One red MA and one blue MA in the cloud make a neutral-colored background.
Alright, MrTools, I got you.mrtools wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:20 am What to base the blue/red/neutral colors on, I have done slope and crossover, and neither was acceptable? And don't remember a cloud but am getting up there in age so very possibly missed the cloud somewhere.
So, the 2 IE/2 ma colors are based on slope?GoldenBrett90 wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 6:38 am Alright, MrTools, I got you.
I didn't know you were very old, either. Lol
But, in the screenshot, I have two IE/2 MA's of different lengths.
This is what I'd call a "cloud".
My simple instructions are as followed:
1) A blue-color chart background is generated when the two MA's are signaling a buy.
2) A red-color chart background is generated when the two MA's are signaling a sell.
3) A gray-color chart background is generated when one MA is red and the other is blue.
Correct. Combining both of them to generate 3 potential signals for which the background colors will reflect.
2 blue MA's = blue background.
Try.GoldenBrett90 wrote: Thu Feb 17, 2022 8:17 am 2 blue MA's = blue background.
2 red MA's = red background.
1 blue MA & 1 red MA = gray background.
Something like what's imperfectly depicted in the pictures.
That's exactly it!!
I read what you posted earlier about avoiding ranging and having the Volty Channel Stop as a close guide. For avoiding ranging maybe you can mess with the settings of these 2 indicators. One Mrtools updated and Jimmy made a template viewtopic.php?p=1295454630#p1295454630
Oh, yeah, that top link, the Kaufman one looks very good for avoiding the range.KAESER444 wrote: Fri Feb 18, 2022 3:42 am I read what you posted earlier about avoiding ranging and having the Volty Channel Stop as a close guide. For avoiding ranging maybe you can mess with the settings of these 2 indicators. One Mrtools updated and Jimmy made a template viewtopic.php?p=1295454630#p1295454630
Another is a indicator made by Yisrael and updated by andrei-1 viewtopic.php?p=1295457644#p1295457644 .
EDIT; maybe also this thanks to Yisrael again. viewtopic.php?p=1295457660#p1295457660
Thanks to all who who worked on these 2 indicators. You have more experience than me, maybe you can incorporate them well. I am trying to find good settings of them myself