Values above zero are considered bullish, and larger arrows print when the cross over occurs in the bullish area. Values below zero are considered bearish, and larger arrows print when the cross under occurs in the bearish area.
I like the look of this indicator at first glimpse. Thanks for your work mate.
I was always intrigued by the moxie indicator. I tried finding what the moxie indicator was based off of but im guessing it's what you have here? RSI/50sma/21,8 ema ?
markmiotke
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@NathanAR, Your Welcome. See my other indicator Moxie_Arrows[Salty] if you want an actual Moxie Indicator.
fekyoptimax
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@markmiotke, amazing so this MOxie indicator you have done? is it Moxie_Arrows
markmiotke
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@fekyoptimax, yes its Moxie with some directional arrows added. Enjoy!
markmiotke
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@fekyoptimax, just to be clear the Derivative Oscillator is a different indicator that I was using before I created Moxie_Arrows.
Decam9
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Cool Indicator. Do you mind adding the code that shows the swing levels as well or is that a different indicator?
markmiotke
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@Decam9, I am not sure how that would work since I would expect to see swing levels on the price chart, and the DO is on its own chart.
Decam9
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@markmiotke, Any idea what indicator that was? Its shown in your example case and I could really use it.
markmiotke
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@Decam9, ST_Darvas is the name of the indicator from Simpler Trading as shown in the chart.
cowboycraig
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Just wanted to say "Thanks for your work" I find this indicator useful.
I was always intrigued by the moxie indicator. I tried finding what the moxie indicator was based off of but im guessing it's what you have here? RSI/50sma/21,8 ema ?