Multi-timeframe moving averages (Titan_Multi_MA)

Multi-timeframe moving averages (Titan_Multi_MA)

Indicator Overview

Displaying Overlaid Timeframes of Higher Periods

The multi-timeframe moving averages indicator allows not only for the display of moving averages of the chart's timeframe but also for those of longer timeframes than the chart's.

By analyzing with the levels of long-term moving averages, you can quickly notice potential support and resistance levels and significant changes in the trend.

【Example of displaying 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily moving averages on a 1-hour chart】 Example of displaying 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily moving averages on a 1-hour chart

Four Types of Moving Averages Available for Display

You can display four types of moving averages: Simple Moving Average (SMA), Exponential Moving Average (EMA), Smoothed Moving Average (SMMA), and Linear Weighted Moving Average (LWMA), allowing for analysis using your preferred type of moving average.

Characteristics of Each Moving Average

Simple Moving Average (SMA): A basic moving average that simply averages the prices over a specified period. Exponential Moving Average (EMA): A moving average that gives more weight to recent prices, thus it is more sensitive to recent price changes. Smoothed Moving Average (SMMA): A moving average adjusted not to react too quickly to price movements. It is the smoothest moving average. Linear Weighted Moving Average (LWMA): A moving average that increases the weight of prices closer to the current period. It reacts slower than the EMA but gets closer to the price when a trend occurs.

【Comparison of the four moving averages】 Comparison of the four moving averages

Long-Term Moving Averages as Support and Resistance

Moving averages are widely used by many traders, and levels close to moving averages are often regarded as potential support or resistance.

Long-term moving averages, such as those of daily charts, are more prominent compared to short-term ones and frequently act as support or resistance.

Displaying long-term moving averages can be invaluable for identifying opportunities for buying dips or selling rallies, as well as for determining levels for stop-loss and take-profit.

【Example where the level near the daily moving average acted as support】 Example where the level near the daily moving average acted as support

【Example where the level near the daily moving average acted as resistance】 Example where the level near the daily moving average acted as resistance

Potential Major Shifts When Prices Break Long-Term Moving Averages

Moving averages can help identify trends through the relationship between prices and the moving averages, and the direction of the averages.

When prices move beyond long-term moving averages, it often signals a potential major trend reversal.

【Example where price dropped below the daily moving average, signaling a downtrend】 Example where price dropped below the daily moving average, signaling a downtrend

※This indicator only works with the Windows versions of MT5 and MT4 from TitanFX.

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Indicator Settings

Input Tab (for MT5), Parameter Input Tab (for MT4)

Variable NameDescriptionDefault
TimeframeSpecifies which timeframe's moving average to display. Select current to display the chart’s timeframe moving average.current
PeriodSpecifies the period for the moving average.20
Moving average typeSpecifies the type of moving average. Choices include Simple (SMA), Exponential (EMA), Smoothed (SMMA), and Linear weighted (LWMA).Simple
Applied priceSpecifies the price to use.Close price

Color Tab (for MT5), Color Settings Tab (for MT4)

MT5MT4Description
Titan_Multi_MA0Color, thickness, and type of the moving average line