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Top Bottom Reversal for Tradingview
$299.00
✅ Unique chart-pattern forces indicator to predict trend change with startling accuracy
✅ Beginners: WIN from the start. Veterans: QUIT SPECULATING when & where markets will turn
✅ Done-For-You entry price, stop loss and profit targets… An “almost” set & forget solution.
Setting Manuals
- Indicator settings:
Consecutive candles count: the number of candlesticks that consecutively follow the same trend direction (either up or down) without interruption.
Bollinger Bands period: the number of time periods used to calculate the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, which is typically a simple moving average. This period setting affects the sensitivity of the band boundaries to price movements.
Bollinger Bands deviation: the number of standard deviations set above and below the Bollinger Bands’ middle band (typically a simple moving average). This setting determines the width of the bands. A higher deviation results in wider bands, indicating greater price volatility, while a lower deviation results in narrower bands, indicating less volatility.
Bollinger Band applied price: the type of price data (like close, open, high, low, etc.) used to calculate the Bollinger Bands’ middle band, usually a moving average. This choice influences the band’s characteristics and trading analysis.
RSI period: the number of time periods used for calculating the Relative Strength Index, a momentum indicator in financial trading. Shorter periods make the RSI more sensitive, while longer periods make it less sensitive to recent price changes.
RSI applied price: the specific price data (like close, open, high, low) used to calculate the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
RSI threshold for bullish signal: is typically set around 30, indicating that the asset might be oversold and could be heading for a price increase.
RSI threshold for bearish signal: is typically set around 70, indicating that the asset might be overbought and could be heading for a price decline.
ATR period for SL shift: the timeframe used to calculate the Average True Range for adjusting stop loss levels.
SL shift coefficient: a multiplier used with the ATR value to adjust stop loss levels according to market volatility.
TP coefficient (from SL): a multiplier determining the Take Profit level relative to the Stop Loss distance.
Various Color settings: customize these colors to differentiate between bullish/bearish texts, MA uptrend/downtrend lines, dashboard and TP/SL.
Max bars to calculate: the maximum count of past candlesticks considered by the indicator for its analysis.
- Alert set-up:
- To stay updated on potential trading opportunities, you can set up alerts within the Top Bottom Reversal indicator settings.
Step 1: From the indicator settings, customize your alerts by defining your desired parameters for buy and sell signals. The selected configurations will be used for notifications in Step 2.
Step 2: To receive notifications through the app, pop-ups, alert emails, Webhook URL, sound alerts, or email-to-SMS, enable these features by clicking on TradingView’s Alert icon.
Step 3: Select Top BottomReversal from the “Condition” dropdown list.
Step 4: A pop-up will appear as follows. Click on “Notification”.
Step 5: Choose the types of notifications you’d like to receive, and click the “Create” button.
FAQ
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It works on ALL markets internationally that are available on Tradingview: FX, stocks, indices, commodities, futures, etc…
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Platform: TradingView
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