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Measure how fast price changes, to spot moves that are speeding up or fading. 66 scripts written in Deepwick Script, a subset of Pine Script.
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Vortex Difference is +VI minus -VI — a single-line oscillator that goes positive when up-moves dominate and negative when down-moves do. - Crosses of zero are the cleanest entries. - Magnitude scales with trend strength; combined with ADX it gives a regime + direction readout.
Waddah Attar Explosion combines MACD direction with Bollinger Band Width: green/red columns show MACD building in each direction, the orange line tracks volatility expansion. - Trade only when columns appear together with a rising orange line (real explosion). - Columns without expansion = low-conviction drift, skip. - Histogram colours flip with trend strength.
Linear Regression Slope is the per-bar change of the regression line — it shows how fast the trend is moving, not just its level. - Above zero = trend accelerating upward, below zero = accelerating downward. - Flat near zero = trend exhaustion or reversal. - Divergences between slope and price often precede reversals.
Elder Impulse System colours price bars green when both EMA(13) and MACD histogram are rising (bulls in control), red when both falling, blue when they disagree. - Stay long in green bars, short in red bars; blue bars are no-trade zones. - Avoids many false signals from a pure EMA cross or pure MACD cross.
QStick averages the difference between close and open over a window. Above zero = bullish candles dominating; below zero = bearish. - Crosses of zero flag short-term sentiment shifts. - Magnitude reflects how decisive recent candles have been.
TTM Squeeze highlights when Bollinger Bands squeeze inside Keltner Channels (vol compression — grey background). The histogram then shows which way momentum is releasing. - Squeeze fires while bands are inside channels; trade the histogram direction once it releases. - Positive green bars = bullish momentum building, red = bearish. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend filter for cleanest signals.
Aroon Up / Down — measures how many bars since the last N-bar high (Up) and low (Down). Values close to 100 mean a fresh extreme, close to 0 mean a stale one. - Up above 70 + Down below 30 = strong uptrend; the opposite = strong downtrend. - Both lines below 35 = range-bound; expect a breakout soon.
ADX with +DI and -DI in one pane. ADX measures trend strength regardless of direction; +DI/-DI tell you which side is winning. - ADX above 25 = a trend worth following. - +DI over -DI = bulls in control, the opposite = bears. - Great filter for any breakout or mean-reversion system.
Volume Weighted RSI applies the RSI formula to close × volume instead of close — emphasises bars that moved the most dollar volume in the RSI calculation. - Same 30/70 thresholds as the classic RSI; the difference is which bars dominate the smoothing. - Pair with plain RSI for a 'price-vs-volume-weighted momentum' divergence.
Volume RSI is the classic RSI applied to volume instead of price — surfaces overbought / oversold conditions on participation rather than price. - VRSI 70 = participation overheated; the next thrust often fades. - VRSI < 30 = participation exhausted; rebounds on quiet tape tend to fail.
Chaikin Oscillator subtracts a 10-bar RMA of the A/D line from a 3-bar RMA — turns the cumulative A/D into a swing-style momentum oscillator. - Crosses above zero = accumulation accelerating. - Crosses below zero = distribution accelerating; divergences with price are the headline setups.
Klinger Volume Oscillator is the difference between fast and slow EMAs of volume × (high - low), with a signal line — designed to surface accumulation / distribution swings. - KVO crossing above the signal = bullish volume thrust. - KVO crossing below the signal = bearish volume thrust; divergences with price are the classic setups.
Volume Rate of Change (VROC) is the percent change in volume from len bars ago — the loudest, simplest 'is volume exploding' indicator. - Spike above +100% = climax / climax-candidate bar. - Sustained negative = participants are fading; expect low-volatility drift.
Volume Oscillator expresses the difference between short and long volume MAs as a percentage of the long MA — a clean volume momentum gauge. - Positive = short-term volume running hotter than the long-term baseline. - Negative = short-term volume cooling; watch for a return to zero or a crossover as the trigger.
Elder's Force Index smooths (close - close[1]) × volume — combines price change with volume to express the force behind every move. - Above zero = bulls in force; below zero = bears in force. - Sharp divergences against price often precede the next day's reversal.
Chaikin Money Flow is the ratio of accumulation-flow volume to total volume over the lookback — bounded around zero, with +0.2 and -0.2 as common signal thresholds. - Sustained CMF 0.2 = strong accumulation. - Sustained CMF < -0.2 = strong distribution; rallies on the failed CMF tend to die fast.
A/D Oscillator subtracts a slow EMA of the A/D line from a fast EMA — converts the cumulative accumulation/distribution into a momentum-style oscillator. - Above zero = buyers winning; below zero = sellers winning. - Crossovers are timing tools for the broader trend.
Bollinger Squeeze Histogram is a momentum proxy = close − SMA(close,20) with the BB-inside-KC squeeze flagged as a grey background. - Positive histogram bars = bullish momentum building. - Negative histogram bars = bearish momentum building. - Grey background = squeeze is on, prepare for release.
Vortex Oscillator plots +VI and -VI — sums of upward vs downward range moves normalised by true range. When +VI crosses -VI up, the trend is bullish; the opposite for bearish. - Crossover of the two VIs is the entry signal. - Raise Length for steadier trend calls. - Pair with an ADX filter to confirm trend strength.
Relative Vigor Index (RVI) compares the close-to-close move against the high-low range. Rises in trends because closes tend to print near the high; falls in downtrends. - Pair with the signal line (its SMA) for crossover signals. - Above 0 = bullish pressure, below 0 = bearish. - Raise Length for smoother readings.
RSI Smoothed runs an extra EMA over RSI so the line is steady but still preserves the original momentum signal. Fewer whipsaws in chop. - Above 70 = overbought, below 30 = oversold. - Raise the smoothing length for ultra-steady output. - Combine with raw RSI for early signals.
MACD Histogram alone — the gap between MACD and its signal line, plotted as columns. Bar colour flips are the momentum-shift alerts. - Positive columns = bullish momentum building. - Shrinking bars = momentum weakening. - Pair with MACD/Signal for full context.
Slow Stochastic smooths %K one extra time before plotting — cleaner and less noisy than fast Stoch. The default in most trading platforms. - Above 80 = overbought, below 20 = oversold. - %K crossing %D in extreme territory is the textbook trigger. - Raise smoothing for steadier signals.
RSI of MACD runs RSI over the MACD histogram so momentum extremes on the MACD become 0-100 RSI levels. Picks up MACD divergences cleanly. - Above 70 = MACD histogram overbought. - Below 30 = MACD histogram oversold. - Raise RSI Length for smoother output.