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Midas Up FREEMIUM (BTC ETH SOL 60 min)This indicator only works with BTC, ETH and SOL / 60 min. This indicator (Midas BTC script) is based on mathematical calculations of the average price on the chart for certain time periods. Trading volumes, volatility, support and resistance zones are taken into account. A linear regression channel is provided for active trading, which calculates the price correlation coefficient. The indicator shows potential entry points into active buying and selling zones - support and resistance zones, and suggests their strength if the level is confirmed by a price rebound. Determines the high and low price values. It takes into account the trend direction and redraws the EMA color in the specified direction. The indicator also shows the recommended zone for setting SL, calculated on the basis of ATR, as well as potential targets, in the form of the nearest liquidity zones.\ Indicator signals appear on the chart when bouncing off the levels and crossing the EMA set in the strategy settings immediately and without delay. The signal is fixed after the current candle is closed. While the current candle is open, the signal can be canceled according to logic (cancellation of the EMA crossing, breakdown of the level). Thanks to this feature (signals at the moment of candle opening), you can configure the indicator's warning signals according to your trading strategy and receive them as audio notifications on your monitor or in the tradingview app on your smartphone. This is done in order not to miss anything on the market. The indicator can be used on any timeframe from 1 minute to 1 month. There are special settings for the 6 main modes or trading strategies and flexibly adapts the number of signals and the trigger rate to your trading strategy, desired asset and timeframe.: * The maximum amount of🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 is for scalping to capture absolutely every movement (there are a lot of signals, they appear quickly, there is a lot of noise) * High number of🚨🚨🚨🚨 - for short-term trading (there are also a lot of signals, they appear quickly, there is less noise) * Optimal number of🚨🚨🚨 - a universal strategy for active trading, suitable for any timeframe and asset - we recommend starting with it (there are enough signals, they appear with a slight delay, there is not much noise) * Low amount of🚨🚨 - for medium-term trading (there are few signals, they appear slowly, and there is much less noise) * The minimum amount of🚨 is for investing and long-term trading (signals appear rarely, transactions take a long time to work out, there is practically no noise) Using the “filtering signals against” trend option, you can configure the display of potential entry points into a trade only in the continuation of the current trend. To filter counter-trend signals, there are: * EMA20 * EMA50 * EMA100 * EMA200 * Price Channel Before using this indicator, be sure to study its behavior on the chart history!

Pullback Levels Pullback Levels is a technical indicator for predicting large price movements by calculating support and resistance levels. It is used to determine the general market trend on different timeframes. Pullback levels are used when prices are built above or below them, indicating the priority direction of movement. Analysis of support and resistance levels often coincides with the action levels of large players, similar to the analysis of a trend line. When analyzing Pullback levels, the first support and resistance levels are calculated using the width of the trading range and the volume traded during this period. The second support and resistance levels are calculated using the larger trading range width given the highs and lows. It also provides the ability to flexibly adjust the levels, their visualization, style, calculation methods and the used timeframe. For the convenience of backtesting, all historical levels are saved on the chart. To analyze current price movements and determine pullbacks, all prices are displayed next to the levels. ------------------------------------------- Pullback levels – технический индикатор для прогнозирования крупных ценовых движений путем расчета уровней поддержки и сопротивления . Используется для определения общего рыночного тренда на различных таймфреймах. Pullback levels используются при построение цены выше или ниже них, указывая на приоритетное направление движения. Анализ уровней поддержки и сопротивления часто совпадает с уровнями действия крупных игроков, наподобие анализа трендовой линии. При анализе Pullback уровней первые уровни поддержки и сопротивления рассчитываются с использованием ширины торгового диапазона и объёмом проторгованным за этот период. Вторые уровни поддержки и сопротивления рассчитываются с использованием более старшей ширины торгового диапазона учитывая максимумы и минимумы. Он так же предоставляет возможность гибкой настройки уровней - их визуальной составляющей, стиля, методов расчёта и используемого таймфрейма. Для удобства бэктестинга все исторические уровни сохраняются на графике. Для анализа текущих ценовых движений и определении точек разворота, все цены находятся рядом с уровнями.

Pivot Points by stelmax For pivot levels, we use different definitions of the pivot point. In fact, there are three different methods to calculate the reference level using this method. For these pivot points, we set the variable x, the value of which depends on whether the open is higher or lower than the close. If the close is less than the open, x = H + 2L + C. If the close is higher than the open, x = 2H + L + C. When open equals close, x = H + L + 2C This final value will be one of the most commonly used designs. This is because, as FX is a 24 hour market, the open is almost always equal to the close. If you look at the daily chart throughout the week, the close and the open are really just names. This is in contrast to the stock market, where the open and close are very different things, separated by time and price. Once we have the pivot point and the x-value, we use it to compute the pivot point of the base P. P = x / 4 Support and resistance levels are also calculated from x (pivot points do not use more than one support and resistance level). S₁ = x / 2 - H S₂ = x / 2 - L Thus, we have seen how to calculate different types of Pivot Points indicator. But how can we now use them in our trade? First, we can use our anchor point to define the general direction. - If the existing market price is above the key PP level, it suggests a bullish trend. - If the market is below the key PP level, it suggests a bearish trend. Pivot levels are set according to the value of the previous trading day. + If the price is below the PP pivot level - priority is given to sell deals, if higher - to purchases + Confirmatory signals can be candlestick patterns and the Stochastic indicator + The SL level can be set either for a signal candle or for the nearest level + Target - movement to the nearest support / resistance level Keep in mind that the Pivot Level Indicator is not a complete trading system! Remember that there are no indicators in trading that do not make mistakes, Pivot Points, like any others, require confirmation of their signals. When building your own trading system, use several indicators. Observe Money Management. Never risk more than 2 percent of your capital in one trade. This approach will protect you from ruin and will allow you to consistently make money on Forex using the Pivot Point. Be clear about your trading strategy. If, according to the pivot point strategy, you need to open a deal - open, if you fix the result - fix it, and it doesn't matter if you are in the black or not. Only following the rules of Pivot Points "from and to" will allow you to earn.