INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
Volatility Intensifier
The background becomes increasingly dark during periods of high volatility.
...and yes, it can get completely black!
This makes it easier to identify areas that are "hot" with price action and appealing to trade.
Follow and comment to be added to the access to this indicator granted every Monday.
Like for more indicators! Thanks to all of my followers, you are the real MVP <3
To clarify; No, this indicator is based off of volatility, NOT volume :)
...and yes, it can get completely black!
This makes it easier to identify areas that are "hot" with price action and appealing to trade.
Follow and comment to be added to the access to this indicator granted every Monday.
Like for more indicators! Thanks to all of my followers, you are the real MVP <3
To clarify; No, this indicator is based off of volatility, NOT volume :)
Kenzing trading indicators for TradingView perform advanced real-time analysis of stock price trends and display alerts that are easy for the average Trader to interpret.
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