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Source Code
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Overview
HMD MACD subtracts a slow moving average from a fast moving average of the chosen source, then smooths that difference into a signal line. Users can select SMA or EMA for both lines and set lengths, source, and colors. A histogram shows the gap between the MACD and signal lines and changes color as it rises or falls above or below zero. Green and red backgrounds mark zero-line crosses, and alerts fire on those crosses. It does not place trades.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Fast Length
int
12
fast_length
Slow Length
int
26
slow_length
Source
source
close
src
Signal Smoothing
int
9
signal_length
Oscillator MA Type
string
EMA
sma_source
Signal Line MA Type
string
EMA
sma_signal
MACD Line
color
#2962FF
col_macd
Signal Line
color
#FF6D00
col_signal
Above: Grow
color
#26A69A
col_grow_above
Fall
color
#B2DFDB
col_fall_above
Below: Grow
color
#FFCDD2
col_grow_below
Fall
color
#FF5252
col_fall_below
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