INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
WhaleCandles
Updated
Whale Candles represent trend from the perspective of:
This is the meaning of each candle color:
- Strong Hands (i.e. Pro Traders)
- Weak Hands (i.e. Average Joe)
This is the meaning of each candle color:
- Blue: Confirmed start of Bullish Trend controlled by Strong Hands
- Bright Green: Strong Hands lead the Buys
- Dark Green: Weak Hands lead the Buys
- Fuchsia: Confirmed start of Bearish Trend controlled by Weak Hands
- Bright Red: Strong Hands lead the Sells
- Pale Red: Weak Hands lead the Sells
Release Notes
Updated Version:- Whale Mode: Displays suitable spots where strong hands enter/exit the market
- Shark Mode: Displays suitable spots where aggressive traders enter/exit the market
- Whales & Sharks Mode: Displays a combination view of Whales and Sharks entering the market.
- Custom Alerts: The indicator implements a custom alert system
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Author's instructions
″This is an indicator that tracks suitable spots for Whales (strong hands) and Sharks (aggressive players) entering and exiting the market.
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