Adaptive Dual MA Trend Ribbon Community “Larsson-Style” Presets

15 小時前

Many traders enjoy experimenting with dual-moving-average “trend ribbon” structures that resemble the visual style of popular tools such as the Larsson Line. While the internal logic of closed-source indicators is not publicly available, the trading community often explores MA combinations like SMMA 15/29 or EMA 30/60 with ATR filters to study trend transitions and visualize momentum shifts.

This script does not replicate, reverse-engineer, or replace any closed-source indicator. Instead, it provides a flexible, open-source framework that lets traders build their own trend-ribbon configuration inspired by similar visual concepts while maintaining full transparency. Because the calculations rely only on standard, well-known moving-average and ATR methods, traders can experiment freely with community-discussed presets without relying on proprietary tools.



What the Script Does
• Plots Fast and Slow moving averages using the method of your choice: SMMA (RMA), EMA, SMA, or WMA
• Colors the ribbon to show directional bias:
• Bullish when Fast MA > Slow MA
• Bearish when Fast MA < Slow MA
• Neutral when the difference is small (optional ATR filter)
• Supports ATR-based neutral zone filtering
• Supports optional bar coloring
• Works on all markets and timeframes
• Fully open-source and customizable



Why This Script Is Useful

Traditional moving averages identify trend direction but lack context during uncertain or low-momentum conditions. This script adds value by:
1. Allowing multiple smoothing techniques (SMMA/EMA/SMA/WMA)
2. Highlighting clearer trend transitions
3. Identifying low-confidence periods using ATR
4. Providing a visually intuitive ribbon instead of single-line signals

Suitable for swing traders, trend followers, breakout traders, and anyone who wants cleaner structure-based contextualization.



Popular Community MA Combinations

Many traders experiment with specific MA pairs to understand trend-ribbon behavior:
• SMMA 15/29 → smoother structural trend flow
• EMA 30/60 → more responsive momentum shifts
• EMA 10/21 → intraday rhythm
• EMA 50/100 → higher-timeframe structure

These examples are commonly used by the community—but this script does not recreate or imitate any closed-source or commercial indicator.



How to Use
1. Choose your preferred MA type
2. Adjust Fast/Slow lengths to match your timeframe
3. Enable ATR Neutral Zone to reduce false flips
4. Optionally enable bar coloring
5. Combine with structure, volume, or price action for decision-making



Important Notes
• This script is original, open-source, and not affiliated with any commercial indicator or author.
• It does not reproduce, imitate, or reverse-engineer any closed-source logic.
• All computations are standard MA/ATR methods for clarity and transparency.



Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Always test parameters and use proper risk management before applying to live trading.

19 分鐘前

發行說明

Many traders enjoy experimenting with dual-moving-average “trend ribbon” structures that resemble the visual style of popular tools such as the Larsson Line. While the internal logic of closed-source indicators is not publicly available, the trading community often explores MA combinations like SMMA 15/29 or EMA 30/60 with ATR filters to study trend transitions and visualize momentum shifts.

This script does not replicate, reverse-engineer, or replace any closed-source indicator. Instead, it provides a flexible, open-source framework that lets traders build their own trend-ribbon configuration inspired by similar visual concepts while maintaining full transparency. Because the calculations rely only on standard, well-known moving-average and ATR methods, traders can experiment freely with community-discussed presets without relying on proprietary tools.



What the Script Does
• Plots Fast and Slow moving averages using the method of your choice: SMMA (RMA), EMA, SMA, or WMA
• Colors the ribbon to show directional bias:
• Bullish when Fast MA > Slow MA
• Bearish when Fast MA < Slow MA
• Neutral when the difference is small (optional ATR filter)
• Supports ATR-based neutral zone filtering
• Supports optional bar coloring
• Works on all markets and timeframes
• Fully open-source and customizable



Why This Script Is Useful

Traditional moving averages identify trend direction but lack context during uncertain or low-momentum conditions. This script adds value by:
1. Allowing multiple smoothing techniques (SMMA/EMA/SMA/WMA)
2. Highlighting clearer trend transitions
3. Identifying low-confidence periods using ATR
4. Providing a visually intuitive ribbon instead of single-line signals

Suitable for swing traders, trend followers, breakout traders, and anyone who wants cleaner structure-based contextualization.



Popular Community MA Combinations

Many traders experiment with specific MA pairs to understand trend-ribbon behavior:
• SMMA 15/29 → smoother structural trend flow
• EMA 30/60 → more responsive momentum shifts
• EMA 10/21 → intraday rhythm
• EMA 50/100 → higher-timeframe structure

These examples are commonly used by the community—but this script does not recreate or imitate any closed-source or commercial indicator.



How to Use
1. Choose your preferred MA type
2. Adjust Fast/Slow lengths to match your timeframe
3. Enable ATR Neutral Zone to reduce false flips
4. Optionally enable bar coloring
5. Combine with structure, volume, or price action for decision-making



Important Notes
• This script is original, open-source, and not affiliated with any commercial indicator or author.
• It does not reproduce, imitate, or reverse-engineer any closed-source logic.
• All computations are standard MA/ATR methods for clarity and transparency.



Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Always test parameters and use proper risk management before applying to live trading.

17 分鐘前

發行說明

Many traders enjoy experimenting with dual-moving-average “trend ribbon” structures that resemble the visual style of popular tools such as the Larsson Line. While the internal logic of closed-source indicators is not publicly available, the trading community often explores MA combinations like SMMA 15/29 or EMA 30/60 with ATR filters to study trend transitions and visualize momentum shifts.

This script does not replicate, reverse-engineer, or replace any closed-source indicator. Instead, it provides a flexible, open-source framework that lets traders build their own trend-ribbon configuration inspired by similar visual concepts while maintaining full transparency. Because the calculations rely only on standard, well-known moving-average and ATR methods, traders can experiment freely with community-discussed presets without relying on proprietary tools.


What the Script Does
• Plots Fast and Slow moving averages using the method of your choice: SMMA (RMA), EMA, SMA, or WMA
• Colors the ribbon to show directional bias:
• Bullish when Fast MA > Slow MA
• Bearish when Fast MA < Slow MA
• Neutral when the difference is small (optional ATR filter)
• Supports ATR-based neutral zone filtering
• Supports optional bar coloring
• Works on all markets and timeframes
• Fully open-source and customizable


Why This Script Is Useful

Traditional moving averages identify trend direction but lack context during uncertain or low-momentum conditions. This script adds value by:
1. Allowing multiple smoothing techniques (SMMA/EMA/SMA/WMA)
2. Highlighting clearer trend transitions
3. Identifying low-confidence periods using ATR
4. Providing a visually intuitive ribbon instead of single-line signals

Suitable for swing traders, trend followers, breakout traders, and anyone who wants cleaner structure-based contextualization.


Popular Community MA Combinations

Many traders experiment with specific MA pairs to understand trend-ribbon behavior:
• SMMA 15/29 → smoother structural trend flow
• EMA 30/60 → more responsive momentum shifts
• EMA 10/21 → intraday rhythm
• EMA 50/100 → higher-timeframe structure

These examples are commonly used by the community—but this script does not recreate or imitate any closed-source or commercial indicator.


How to Use
1. Choose your preferred MA type
2. Adjust Fast/Slow lengths to match your timeframe
3. Enable ATR Neutral Zone to reduce false flips
4. Optionally enable bar coloring
5. Combine with structure, volume, or price action for decision-making


Important Notes
• This script is original, open-source, and not affiliated with any commercial indicator or author.
• It does not reproduce, imitate, or reverse-engineer any closed-source logic.
• All computations are standard MA/ATR methods for clarity and transparency.


Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Always test parameters and use proper risk management before applying to live trading.
1 minute ago
Release Notes
Many traders enjoy experimenting with dual-moving-average “trend ribbon” structures that resemble the visual style of popular tools such as the Larsson Line. While the internal logic of closed-source indicators is not publicly available, the trading community often explores MA combinations like SMMA 15/29 or EMA 30/60 with ATR filters to study trend transitions and visualize momentum shifts.

This script does not replicate, reverse-engineer, or replace any closed-source indicator. Instead, it provides a flexible, open-source framework that lets traders build their own trend-ribbon configuration inspired by similar visual concepts while maintaining full transparency. Because the calculations rely only on standard, well-known moving-average and ATR methods, traders can experiment freely with community-discussed presets without relying on proprietary tools.


What the Script Does
• Plots Fast and Slow moving averages using the method of your choice: SMMA (RMA), EMA, SMA, or WMA
• Colors the ribbon to show directional bias:
• Bullish when Fast MA > Slow MA
• Bearish when Fast MA < Slow MA
• Neutral when the difference is small (optional ATR filter)
• Supports ATR-based neutral zone filtering
• Supports optional bar coloring
• Works on all markets and timeframes
• Fully open-source and customizable


Why This Script Is Useful

Traditional moving averages identify trend direction but lack context during uncertain or low-momentum conditions. This script adds value by:
1. Allowing multiple smoothing techniques (SMMA/EMA/SMA/WMA)
2. Highlighting clearer trend transitions
3. Identifying low-confidence periods using ATR
4. Providing a visually intuitive ribbon instead of single-line signals

Suitable for swing traders, trend followers, breakout traders, and anyone who wants cleaner structure-based contextualization.


Popular Community MA Combinations

Many traders experiment with specific MA pairs to understand trend-ribbon behavior:
• SMMA 15/29 → smoother structural trend flow
• EMA 30/60 → more responsive momentum shifts
• EMA 10/21 → intraday rhythm
• EMA 50/100 → higher-timeframe structure

These examples are commonly used by the community—but this script does not recreate or imitate any closed-source or commercial indicator.


How to Use
1. Choose your preferred MA type
2. Adjust Fast/Slow lengths to match your timeframe
3. Enable ATR Neutral Zone to reduce false flips
4. Optionally enable bar coloring
5. Combine with structure, volume, or price action for decision-making


Important Notes
• This script is original, open-source, and not affiliated with any commercial indicator or author.
• It does not reproduce, imitate, or reverse-engineer any closed-source logic.
• All computations are standard MA/ATR methods for clarity and transparency.


Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Always test parameters and use proper risk management before applying to live trading.