The All Seeing Eye is the Logarithmic Ultimate Oscillator (marked blue) interposed with a special Choppiness Index I call the "Trend Energy Index" (marked red) that has been averaged over multiple time frames. Key levels are set at the 50 center line, and then 1 and 2 standard deviations from the center line. This oscillator is intended for use in the standard...
This is a fairly complex, but powerful indicator that combines 3 different indicators.
1. Chaikin Money Flow (CMF)-
Oscillator that uses the sum of Money Flow Volume (MFV) values over n periods to determine and compare the amount of
buying/selling pressure. We modified the CMF's scale so that values fluctuate between {-100, 100} for easier...
This is another implementation of the Chop index that also has a smoothed chop.
Marked for more visibility the extreme and danger zone crosses.
Colored areas for better visibility.
Added alerts on danger and extreme zone crosses (up/down).
!!! Don't use it as RSI to see overbought and oversold
This is simply a helper indicator that sits on the chart to mimic the color code of the choppiness index oscillator. It can be used when you maximize the chart to better focus on the chart and other parts of the system.
Please don't ask for getting access, these indicators are available only for my students. The English website and the related learning materials...
Finally made this work as desired, time to publish another super useful script in the tool set for my methodology. This indicator easily shows when the market is moving as a CHOPPY market so that traders either don't take position or be very cautious with their positions.
Here is a solution to find entry points to trade. This indicator highlights price sections with low choppiness, where both the ADX (Average Directional Index) indicator shows strong movement (up or down!) in the price and a customized Money Flow indicator (which uses only the change of the volume not the change of the price, hence a Volume Flow indicator), also...
About:
The Choppiness Index was created by E.W. Dreiss out of chaos theory, and attempts to gauge the current market's trendiness.
I've seen a few versions of this floating around, but this was built off the true version as described in the original 1993 release, you can read more about it here: www.edwards-magee.com
Usage:
Values above 61.8 are considered very...
