A separate-pane indicator that gathers several readings into one table: a percentage ZigZag, a multi-timeframe consensus across up to eight selectable timeframes, a short-term sync momentum check between two symbols (Bitcoin and Ethereum by default), and an MDL regime and DCC measure.
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3Paste over the templateCreate a new indicator, select all of the template text and paste. Press Save and give it a name.
4Add it to the chartPress Add to chart, then adjust the settings with the gear icon next to its name.
Source Code
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Overview
Inputs set the ZigZag deviation, timeframes, sync thresholds, windows, table position and colors. It requests data from other timeframes and symbols, and the readings are descriptive rather than trade rules.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Deviation %
float
0.7
zzDev
Source
string
High/Low
zzSource
Legs for Average
int
8
zzLegsBack
TF1
bool
true
useTF1
tf1
timeframe
3
tf1
TF2
bool
true
useTF2
tf2
timeframe
5
tf2
TF3
bool
true
useTF3
tf3
timeframe
15
tf3
TF4
bool
true
useTF4
tf4
timeframe
30
tf4
TF5
bool
true
useTF5
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
tf5
timeframe
60
tf5
TF6
bool
true
useTF6
tf6
timeframe
240
tf6
TF7
bool
true
useTF7
tf7
timeframe
D
tf7
TF8
bool
false
useTF8
tf8
timeframe
W
tf8
Sync Lookback
int
2
syncLen
Min Delta %
float
0.04
minDeltaPct
Impulse Len
int
10
impulseLen
Impulse Factor
float
0.75
impulseFact
Sync Asset 1
symbol
BINANCE:BTCUSDT
syncSym1
Sync Asset 2
symbol
BINANCE:ETHUSDT
syncSym2
MDL Window
int
20
mdlLen
DCC Window
int
64
dccWindow
Table Position
string
Top Right
tablePos
Text Size
string
small
tableSize
Bullish
color
#00e676
upCol
Bearish
color
#ff4757
dnCol
Neutral
color
#5a6275
neutCol
Warning
color
#ffd740
warnCol
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