Signal indicators settings
Signal Indicator Settings Documentation for Pine Algo - learn how to select and configure technical indicators, entry/exit signals, and market condition filters.
Signal Indicator Settings Documentation for Pine Algo - learn how to select and configure technical indicators, entry/exit signals, and market condition filters.
Pine Algo umożliwia rozwijanie i optymalizowanie strategii automatycznych w PineScript na platformie TradingView.
This section manages the configuration of all built-in analytical modules of the Pine Algo [psyll] strategy. These modules form the foundation for generating primary entry and exit signals based on market conditions. Each indicator can be enabled or disabled, and its parameters can be customized according to your trading logic or selected mode (Sniper / DCA).
All indicators operate independently, but their results are automatically combined by the strategy engine, creating an averaged signal confirmed by selected sources. This allows for highly precise entry conditions based on trend dynamics, volume behavior, momentum, or divergences.
The MACD Histogram analyzes the difference between two moving averages to assess trend strength and direction. The histogram visualizes the difference between the MACD line and the signal line, helping identify acceleration or weakening in price movements. It is commonly used to detect momentum changes and trend reversal points.
Williams %R is a momentum indicator that measures overbought and oversold levels. Values above -20 indicate potential overbought conditions, while values below -80 indicate oversold conditions. It is useful for identifying local reversals and trend corrections.
The Keltner Channel is a volatility channel based on a moving average and standard deviation. It helps assess trend strength and potential breakout points from consolidation. The strategy uses it to filter signals based on price position relative to the upper or lower channel boundary.
RSI Divergence detects divergences between price and the RSI indicator, identifying potential trend reversal points. Divergences often precede significant moves and serve as one of the key quality filters in Pine Algo strategy.
Combines volume with classic RSI to assess whether the market is being accumulated (buying) or distributed (selling). Helps distinguish false price movements from real volume-driven pressure.
VW-RSI is a variation of RSI where each candle is weighted by volume. Signals based on larger trades gain more significance, reducing minor fluctuations.
Measures the difference between average price values over different periods, helping detect momentum shifts and early trend change signals.
Assesses the closing price relative to the high-low range over recent periods, helping identify overbought and oversold conditions accurately.
Measures the deviation of price from its moving average to detect overbought and oversold conditions.
Classic momentum oscillator measuring the strength of gains relative to losses. One of the main indicators confirming strategy direction.
Combines price and volume analysis to assess the strength of capital inflow or outflow. Helps detect trend exhaustion points.
Analyzes price movement strength with volume and direction, smoothing the result using RSI.
Difference between DI+ and DI- from the DMI (Directional Movement Index) to determine dominant trend direction.
Oscillator based on triple-smoothed moving average. Eliminates market noise and shows only major momentum changes.
Measures the time distance from recent highs and lows to determine whether the market is trending or consolidating.
Combines RSI and Stochastic for more sensitive momentum reactions, ideal for volatile markets.
Measures the balance between upward and downward movements. More reactive than RSI, making it suitable for Sniper mode.
Combines three different momentum periods for a more balanced market view. Prevents false signals during short-term fluctuations.
Measures capital flow based on the difference between fast and slow moving averages of the Accumulation/Distribution indicator. Confirms trend strength based on real volume inflow.
Measures the rate of price change over a period. Helps identify trend acceleration and sudden momentum shifts.
