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TradingView's Technical AnalysisAll indicators used on the Technical Analysis Summary from TradingView, composed with oscillators and moving averages. Sell and strong sell will represent more indicators showing sell signals. Buy and strong buy will represent more indicators showing buy signals. A white bar will show neutral signal (don't trade). This can be good for binary options or scalping on small time frames, but also very good on higher times for forex. The signal will appear on the candle before, so wait for the new candle to appear to see what direction the signal will indicate.
Pine Script™ indicator
by ThiagoSchmitz
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Acmillions88 Binary Prediction 1For those who followed me, I have good news for you. I went into binary options. The key to binary options is to predict the next candle, here's a script with high success rate. Tested on EURUSD 1min. When the green or red line didn't touch any candle body for a period of time, then it touches a candle's body. If the candle is green, a red one is coming soon, most likely is the next one. If the candle is red, a green one is coming soon, most likely is the next one. Important to note that when the line crosses the body of the candle, it has to be slanted, meaning the line has to be going up or down. Please don't ask me why and how it works. Its a secret. Cheers.
Pine Script™ indicator
by acmillions88
2
Implied Volatility Rank & Model-Free IVRThis is an update to my previous IV Rank & IV Percentile Script. I originally made this script for binary/digital options, but this also can be used for vanilla options too. There are two lines on this script, one plotting Model-Based IV rank and Model-Free IV Rank. How it works: Model-Based IV Rank: 1. Take whatever timeframe you're using and multiply it by 252. This is done because typically IV is calculated over a year, which has 252 days. But this can be used for any timeframe, so just multiply you're timeframe by 252. In the picture above I'm using a 30 min chart, so I multiplied 30 min by 252 and got 7 days, 14 hrs , and 30 min. 2. Next input the result you got from step 1 into the corresponding input boxes. 3. Then input the timeframe you are using into the input box labeled timeframe. I'm using 30 min so I put 30. 4.Finally choose the delta that you want to use and input its standard deviation into the input box. There is a list of common deltas and their corresponding standard deviations in the menu so you don't have to go looking them up. Typically 16D or 1 standard deviation is used when calculating IV, but you can choose whichever one you want. *FYI. For people trading binary/digital options, the delta of a vanilla option is the same as the price of a binary/digital option. This is because the delta is the first-order mathematical derivative of the vanilla option's price, and a binary/digital option is a mathematical derivative of a vanilla option. So when you see the list of deltas and their corresponding standard deviations values, just know that 40D=$40 binary, 30D=$30 binary, 20D=$20 binary, and so on. But again typically the 16D or $16 binary's standard deviation value would be used* This calculation of IV rank is useful for vanilla option traders who use Tradingview and don't have access to this metric. This calculation of IV rank is useful for binary/digital option traders using Tradingview because the only two regulated binary options exchanges: the CBOE and Nadex, do not offer advanced options data, such as IV rank. On the CBOE and Nadex only the market-makers have this data, which they get from their own in-house pricing models. So at least now any binary option traders can have the same data as the market makers that they are trading against. Also if your wondering how accurate my pricing model is; just know that I have have compared the prices given by the pricing model to realtime prices on Nadex (live account) and the prices that my model shows for differing strike prices matches the prices that the market-makers set. So the pricing model, upon which this IV rank is based, is accurate.* Model-Free IV Rank: This IV Rank is based off the VixFix and just ranks the VixFix's values over the past 252 periods. In the menu you can see the recommended periods for calculating the VixFix, with 22 being the one most people use. This is the exact same methodology used in my original IV Rank script. Which should you use? This is up to you and each have their own pros and cons. The main pro of using the model-free version is that because it does not rely on a pricing model, it does not take as many steps to calculate IV and therefore can update its IV projections much quicker than the model based approach. This is why if you zoom out the model-free version will have a more choppy appearance than the model based. The main pro of using the model based version is that this is what the overwhelming majority of options traders use, and can be applied to any option delta you want, while the model-free version only calculates IV rank on the 16D aka $16 binary aka 1 standard deviation strike.
Pine Script™ indicator
by SegaRKO
18
BOSS Bullish/Bearish Quantitative Qualitative Estimation (QQE)THE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM This indicator is comprised by a smoothed Relative Strength Index and two trailing levels, based on volatility – Fast Trailing Level (Fast TL – the maroon line on the chart above) and Slow Trailing Level (Slow TL – the blue line on the chart above). The two are determined by calculating the Average True Range (ATR) of the smoothed RSI during a specified number of periods, after which a further ATR smoothing is applied with the use of an additional n-periods Wilders smoothing function. Ultimately, the RSI’s smoothed ATR is multiplied by the Fast and Slow ATR Multipliers in order to determine the final Fast and Slow Trailing Levels. Trading the QQE buy and sell signals: Buy Signal Bullish crossover happens when Fast ATR TL crosses above Slow ATR TL. When this occurs a blue circle & blue candle will appear and a alert signal to buy is generated. Sell Signal Bearish crossover happens when Slow ATR TL crosses above Fast ATR TL. When this occurs a maroon circle & maroon candle will appear and a alert signal to sell is generated. Bullish/Bearish Divergence Background Green background indicates Bullish Divergence Red background indicates Bearish Divergence Overbought and Oversold Conditions An overbought condition occurs, when the QQE is at or above its 0.10 level. An oversold condition occurs, when the QQE is at or below its -.10 level.
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
5
BOSS Zero-Lag Dynamic MACDTHE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM Our MACD is a Zero-Lag (well near zero-lag) We make this claim because MACD utilizes Moving Averages and as you know moving averages are lagging indicators. For our MACD we utilize The McGinley Dynamic which looks like a moving average line yet it is a smoothing mechanism for prices that turns out to track far better than any moving average. The McGinley Dynamic minimizes price separation, price whipsaws and hugs prices much more closely. The McGinley Dynamic does this automatically as this is a factor of the formula. Because of the calculation, the Dynamic Line speeds up in down markets as it follows prices yet moves more slowly in up markets. As traders we want to be quick to sell in a down market, yet ride an up market as long as possible. Source: Investopedia.com Chart Image shows conventional MACD on Bottom and BOSS Zero-Lag Dynamic MACD on top Available at: bosscripts.com
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
12
BOSS EMA Trend MeterTHE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM Bullish Uptrend To determine bullish uptrend there must beat least 2 green squares on all three trend meters. This is a great predictor that a uptrend is imminent. Bearish Downtrend To determine bearish downtrend there must beat least 2 red squares on all three trend meters. This is a great predictor that a downtrend is imminent. For best results use with Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI If you get a buy signal on Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI and trend meter has a minimum of 2 green squares then this is a great buy/long entry. If you get a sell signal on Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI and trend meter has a minimum of 2 red squares then this is a great sell/short entry Available at bosscripts.com Website bosscripts.com
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
4
BOSS Smooth Stochastic Bull/Bear Oscillator With Alerts THE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM Short Entry During a price downtrend and you get a sell signal (red dot) enter short when the "K" line (green line) drops below 65 (mid upper band). Long Entry During an uptrend, buy when you get a long signal (green dot) and "D" line (red line) rises above 35 (mid lower band) . Bull/Bear Green background indicates bullish price action (uptrend) Red background indicates bearish price action (downtrend) Available At bosscripts.com Website bosscripts.com
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
1
Boss Support and Resistance zonesTHE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM Green = Support Zones Red = Resistance Zones The basic trading method for using support and resistance is to buy/long near support in uptrends, and to sell/short near resistance in downtrends. Also included in this indicator are a Higher High, Lower High, Higher Low, and Lower Low indicator as well as Fast and Slow EMA'S Available at bosscripts.com Website bosscripts.com
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
6
BOSS Automatic TrendlinesTHE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM Trendlines when drawn properly make an excellent tool for traders. Used improperly though, they become ineffective and even counterproductive, resulting in a belief that prices have made a reversal when they really haven't, or that a trend has strength when price action suggests it doesn't. The Boss Auto Trendline Indicator draws the trendlines automatically, and now you can effectively use trendlines as part of your trading strategy. Trendlines highlight a trend or range (sideways movement). A trendline connects swing lows, where the low is lower than the surrounding prices, and swing highs in price. When the price rises, the swing lows rise. Red Lines & Dots. Connecting these lows with a line results in an ascending trendline, showing you that the trend is up. A trendline can also be drawn along the swing highs. This shows the angle of ascent, and the strength of the price move, whether strongly higher or not. Green Lines & Dots When the price falls, the swing highs fall. Connecting these highs with a line results in a descending trendline, illustrating the downward trend. A trendline can also be drawn along the swing lows. This shows the angle of descent​ and the strength of the downward price movement. Available at bosscripts.com Website bosscripts.com
Pine Script™ indicator
by TradingSafely
16
SlingerMust be added an Ichimoku Clound with the following entries Conversion Line Periods __4 Base Line Periods _______ 26 Lagging Span 2 Periods___ 52 Displacement __________ 26 Turn off from chart -Conversion Line -Base Lina -Lagging Span Must add 1 EMA 25 Instructions, USE FOR BINARY AT TRENDING CHARTS 5MIN BUY Price must be OVER Ichimoku Clound, EMA 25 and pulled back to the GREEN lines SELL Price must be BELOW Ichimoku Cloud, EMA 25 and pulled back to the GREEN lines ENTRY As it comes back moving up or down after touching the green line(s) I may update the script later and add all at the same so you don't have to add the EMA 25 and the Ichimiku Cloud
Pine Script™ indicator
by Kittzaru