Product
ProductCharts, drawings, layouts and alerts in one workspace.BacktestingBar-by-bar tests that can't see the future.Deepwick ScriptRuns a subset of Pine Script.MarketsWhat you can chart today, and what comes next.Get started freeFree account with an email link. No password.Community
Community scriptsIndicators and strategies other traders published.ExploreIdeas, scripts and backtests people share.Find tradersProfiles of the traders behind the scripts.Resources
BlogGuides on charting and backtesting.Script referenceEvery function the script engine supports.FAQPlans, data, privacy and how things work.DevelopersREST API, webhooks and tokens.SupportAsk a question or report a problem.StatusLive health of the data feeds and the app.Community
Every way to smooth price: SMA, EMA, HMA, adaptive averages and crossovers. 4 scripts written in Deepwick Script, a subset of Pine Script.
4 public scripts
Two Hull Moving Averages crossed against each other — both fast and almost lag-free. A non-trendline crossover that catches turns without the usual SMA drag. - Default 9/21 looks like an SMA 14/28 but turns ~3 bars sooner. - Raise both lengths for steadier swings; the sqrt(N) kernel keeps lag low. - Excellent on crypto and indices where lag kills entries.
Low-lag Triple EMA crossover: TEMA removes the lag of the underlying three-stage EMA cascade. Faster turns than EMA or SMA at the same length. - Best as the fast leg of a crossover pair against a slower EMA. - Lower Fast for tighter entries; raise Slow to anchor the trend filter. - Pair with an ADX 20 filter to skip chop.
The textbook golden/death cross strategy: long when a fast SMA crosses above a slow SMA, exit on the reverse. Slow equal-weight averages smooth through noise better than EMAs but lag more. - 50/200 is the iconic daily pair; 20/50 for shorter timeframes. - Higher Slow means bigger swings and fewer trades. - Combine with a volume filter for cleaner breakouts.
Long-only EMA crossover: enter when the fast EMA crosses above the slow EMA, exit on the reverse cross. The two EMAs are plotted on the chart for visual confirmation. - 9/21 is the classic short-term pair; 20/50 swings between days. - Raise the gap for fewer, larger signals; tighten it for faster flips. - Combine with an ATR-based stop or a higher-timeframe trend filter.