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Bull Bear Correlation Tracker Pane
The Bull Bear Correlation Tracker is a versatile indicator designed to help traders identify the direction and strength of market trends by comparing the price action of multiple assets. It is particularly useful for those who are familiar with the carry trade principle, as it can detect when positively or negatively correlated assets move in favor or against the asset being traded. This indicator can be used for various markets, including crypto and forex, by simply adjusting the default options.
Key features of the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker include:
This indicator can be used to either force the correlation to be assumed positive or negative if the trader knows the correlation, or to use the actual data calculated between the traded asset and other assets if the correlation is broken often. This flexibility makes the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker suitable for trading various assets, including cryptocurrencies and forex, as well as for traders with different levels of experience.
By utilizing the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker, traders can gain valuable insights into market trends and correlations between different assets, helping them make more informed decisions and improve their trading strategies.
Note: I used back-testing for fine tuning do not base your trades on signals from the testing framework.
Key features of the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker include:
- Multiple methods for determining trend direction: Supertrend, Pivot Point SuperTrend by LonesomeTheBlue, MACD - Zero Cross, and MACD - Grow/Shrink. These methods help traders identify the primary trend direction and potential trade opportunities.
- Optional slow trend display for additional insights into market trends, allowing traders to analyze both short-term and long-term trends simultaneously.
- Supports up to three symbols, enabling traders to analyze multiple assets simultaneously and better understand their correlation.
- Assumed correlation settings to test traders' hypotheses about asset relationships, allowing traders to make informed decisions about potential correlations between different assets.
- Customizable correlation period and smoothing settings to fine-tune the indicator's performance, providing traders with the ability to optimize the indicator based on their preferred trading style and market conditions.
- Market hours filter to focus on specific trading hours, ensuring that the indicator only displays data during the hours specified.
- Customizable color settings for easy visualization of trends, helping traders quickly identify the direction and strength of market trends.
- Correlation histogram display to visualize asset relationships, providing traders with a clear visual representation of how different assets are correlated.
This indicator can be used to either force the correlation to be assumed positive or negative if the trader knows the correlation, or to use the actual data calculated between the traded asset and other assets if the correlation is broken often. This flexibility makes the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker suitable for trading various assets, including cryptocurrencies and forex, as well as for traders with different levels of experience.
By utilizing the Bull Bear Correlation Tracker, traders can gain valuable insights into market trends and correlations between different assets, helping them make more informed decisions and improve their trading strategies.
Note: I used back-testing for fine tuning do not base your trades on signals from the testing framework.
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