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Overview
Directional Movement Index Winner [Alorse] calculates the Directional Movement Index (DI+, DI-, and ADX) alongside an optional Exponential or Simple Moving Average filter. Long entries trigger when DI+ remains above DI- for three consecutive bars, ADX exceeds a specified key level, price closes above the moving average, and the candle is bullish. Exits and short entries occur on the inverse conditions. An optional percentage-based stop loss is available, though it is disabled by default.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Version
string
txtVer
version
Source
source
close
src
DI Length
int
14
len
ADX Smoothing
int
13
lensig
key level
int
23
keyLevel
╔══════ Use MA ══════╗
bool
true
hasMa
Type
string
EMA
maType
Length
int
55
maLen
Long entries
bool
true
showLong
Short entries
bool
false
showShort
Start time
time
timestamp("Feb 01 2021 23:59:59")
startTime
End time
time
timestamp("Feb 01 2099 23:59:59")
endTime
Show all 14 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
╔══════ Enable ══════╗
bool
false
useSL
Percent
float
10
SLPercent
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