Morphed Sine WaveIntroduction
If you rescale a sine wave to the price you will need to correlate it with it in order to show good results, today i present a different method that does not involve correlation to "morph" a sine wave to the price in order to provide forecast's and highlight market periodic patterns.
Parameters
length control the period of the sine wave, power control the "morphing" amount, if you see for example that the results are going nuts try to increase power , if the results are just the price and the delayed price try to decrease power .
power = 1
power = 100
Those settings might be different depending on which market you are in.
Various Uses
You can do a lot of things with this indicator, use filters as source :
Use the indicator as source for oscillators in order to create cycles indicators :
And certainly many more things
Conclusion
I presented a way to morph a sine wave to the price i order to highlight cycles. You can use any function that return a value between -1 and 1 instead of sin , this can be a scaled rsi/stochastic or correlation coefficient, its up to you :)
If you need help don't hesitate to commend or pm me. I hope you will like the indicator and that it will inspire you to make great things.
Thanks for reading !
在腳本中搜尋"wave"
Vegas Wave - MSSimple Vegas Wave implementation, all 3 EMA's in one indicator for those of you with indicator limitations :D
PpSignal Wyckoff Wave
the original script is from @modhelius.
I add color trend, alarm (up and down), and volume weighted Average convert to smooth elder.
Simple Sine Wave GeneratorThe title pretty much sums up what purpose this tool serves. It is NOT an indicator, just a simple sine wave generator. You may use it to attempt to measure cycle periods occurring in the markets using "Wave Length (Bars)" setting in the "Format" panel. Other features include the sine wave phase is shift-able to the left and the right, and there is also an amplitude adjustment as well.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Log 625-2000) [acatwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
...but then I went a step further on the log scale version, noticing that I could easily make a 4th indicator that covers the 625-2000 period region at similar resolution to the other 3. So I did. This is therefore the "4th of 3 indicators" for log scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
It adds significant lag on top of what was already caused by 3x WAVE-PM, but I have found it broadly useful enough when looking at large expansions that I'm going to go ahead and launch it. I strongly recommend doing any other analysis in a separate tab from the one in which you have high-res 3D indicators open.
I'm excited to announce that we're putting the finishing touches on a subscription service for the volatility theory indicators, and assuming no hiccups will launch them within days. Subscriptions will be available in several packages through SharkCharts.live
Current pricing and subscription details will be kept up-to-date on SharkCharts.live
CCI + WAVE-PM (Lite) [ACatWithCharts]This indicator adds WAVE-PM overexpansion highlighting to CCI. This is a "lite" version of the script - it is limited to using just SMA and regular STDEV, resulting in a faster-loading and more stable indicator for general use.
CCI and particularly relatively short-period CCI rollovers provide a useful entry signal when trading a volatility-based strategy, as it in effect provides similar readings to a 1.25 STDEV BBand in the format of an oscillator. WAVE-PM offers a tool for choosing spots where overhead period lengths have been heavily compressed or overexpanded, creating and entry/exit condition, while a short period length CCI then can provide a reasonable signal to trigger the entry/exit.
I'm excited to announce that we're putting the finishing touches on a subscription service for the volatility theory indicators, and assuming no hiccups will launch them within days. Subscriptions will be available in several packages through SharkCharts.live
Current pricing and subscription details will be kept up-to-date on SharkCharts.live
Paisa Wave SetupPaisa wave setup is made up of below ideas
Trend
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Wave Tunnel
Raghee Wave
Trend pattern
Propulsion (TODO)
Support/ Resistance
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Pivots -Renko
HL levels
Darvas box (TODO)
Oscillators (Individual scripts)
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Slow Stoch
Awesome Oscillator
Trend is your friend.
Base of this script is Trend.
Look for trend on bigger timeframes like 1D, 4Hr & ride the trend with lower timeframes like 1Hr, 30min or 15min.
I have explained my setup many times on my tweet handle TraderPaisa and will continue to do so.
I will be adding more features and more explanation here later.
3D WAVE-PM (Lite) [acatwithwithcharts]This is a "lite" version of my 3D WAVE-PM script. It is limited to using just SMA and regular STDEV, resulting in a faster-loading and more stable indicator for general use.
3D WAVE-PM is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script. Instead of displaying WAVE-PM as several oscillator lines oscillating within a range, it plots 32 different period lengths at height equal to their length and reads out colors based on their value. The period lengths are spaced out such that it makes a relatively continuous heatmap when displayed on log scale. It has the same customization options as my regular WAVE-PM Meow Mix script.
Light and dark colors are utilized to visualize whether the oscillator trace on that period is increasing or decreasing, as determined by comparing to an average of the past few readings. Empirically I found a lookback length of 4 to offer a reasonable balance between reacting quickly and filtering noise.
(It may be necessary to move the scale around to see the indicator - it ranges from 14 to 600 and the scale on the chart seems to default to a range below it.)
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Log 210-600) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 3rd of 3 indicators for log scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Log 46-200) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 2nd of 3 indicators for log scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Log 14-45) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 1st of 3 indicators for log scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Linear 405-600) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 3rd of 3 indicators for linear scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Linear 205-400) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 2nd of 3 indicators for linear scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
3D WAVE-PM (3x Res Linear 14-200) [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of my (il)logical extreme adaption of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script.
In 3D WAVE-PM, I plotted 32 period lengths from 14 to 600 at height equal to their length, reading out colors based on their value. I chose those lengths to create a relatively continuous indicator on log scale.
What I really wanted to do though was to (1) have the option to view this indicator in either linear or log and (2) not lose as much data resolution across nearly 600 periods. Within the limitations of Pinescript, the best solution I could find was to make multiple indicators hard-coding the different period lengths to create linear and log ranges such that I could make a composite heatmap with several different indicators on the same pane.
This is the 1st of 3 indicators for linear scale 3x resolution WAVE-PM.
I am posting these as invite-only and have a short list of collaborators in mind who will get access if they want it. It is not being made available to the general public as of this posting; I’m vaguely working towards eventually offering being able to offer some sort of paid indicator offering in the future.
Rather than shut the door entirely, I will say that if someone approaches me by PM with a really interesting idea on how they’d like to test this or my other indicators, I’m willing to consider giving access. I’m not giving this away just to anyone who asks and will, for my own time and sanity, probably just ignore requests by people who don't come to me already knowing what this indicator does and how they might want to use it.
I will also say that I am interested in ideas for other applications for heatmap indicators. If you think you have an interesting idea/proposal/collaboration to propose, feel free to PM me.
BullTrading MTF Chaos Trend WaveRecently I have received very positive private messages about the "BullTrading MTF Chaos Trend Wave"
So I decided to add Multi Time Frame capabilities. For example, for intraday trading (15') you can use the 240´timeframe as a reference for choosing your technical bias.
If you are not familiar with the previous version BullTrading Chaos Trend Wave is used to trade fractal breakouts like the "Alligator"
The difference is that it combines smoothed and reactive algorithms to plot nice moving averages for trend recognition but at the same time filtering the most significant fractals for reversal levels.
Note: Modifying the standard settings except for the timeframe resolution is not recommended
3D WAVE-PM Meow Mix [acatwithwithcharts]This is an (il)logical extreme adaptation of Mark Whistler's WAVE-PM script, originally published in his book Volatility Illuminated as a MetaTrader script. Instead of displaying WAVE-PM as several oscillator lines oscillating within a range, it plots 32 different period lengths at height equal to their length and reads out colors based on their value. The period lengths are spaced out such that it makes a relatively continuous heatmap when displayed on log scale. It has the same customization options as my regular WAVE-PM Meow Mix script.
(It may be necessary to move the scale around to see the indicator - it ranges from 14 to 600 and the scale on the chart seems to default to a range below it.)
It's experimental, it's a proof of concept for heatmap versions of indicators, it has a tendency to freeze up, and it gives a great deal of information in one snapshot (mcuh of which I'm still working out how best to use). It is particularly good at presenting a bird's eye view of the significance of a given movement relative to how much of an impact it has on higher period volatility expansions.
I'm publishing this as Invite-Only with a few specific people already in mind to help experiment with the concept, and do not have immediate plans for opening broad access to it.
Sim-Wave-DNA A nice script that helps finding tradable market conditions.
The Sim-Wave-DNA consist of 3 parts.
Volume
Money Flow
Advisor
Volumen bars > 0 show the Normalized Volume where the volume exceeding the pink line (exceeding the average of vol) is plotted in solide color
Money Flow bars < 0 show the amount of capital flowing in and out of the market, red is negative and green positive moneyflow.
The advisory (arrows) shows areas of caution, this are likely reversal areas.
Happy Trading
Weis Wave Volume-v1This is lazy bear Weis Wave Volume when we make it little different
the crossing is higlighted
3x EMA / VEGAS WAVEmade changes on the 3x EMA of AREAY to suit the TD's vegas wave since free trading view only allows limited indicators.
Elliot Wave Oscillator [River]Based on the usual Elliot Wave Oscillator but divided by price so it scales with history better, added the 4 colours and a signal line.
CryptoVN - Double Sine Wave
This is the Even Better Sinewave indicator with two cycle:
Cycle=9: to find out the signals entry/exit points and reversals.
Cycle=36: to be analyzed, tells us where the dominant cycle is heading.
The Even Better Sinewave indicator as described in the book Cycle Analysis for Traders by John F. Ehlers.
It uses a simple variant of the roofing filter and normalization to the short term power in the wave to provide unambiguous long and short indications.
Thanks to @Madrid for the example code.
