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Source Code
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Overview
Comments say the script keeps MACD values available and can draw a histogram and zero line in a separate pane, with an optional overlay on price. Settings choose percent-of-equity, fixed-contract, or risk-based size, an optional take-profit ratio, and a moving-average period labeled for stops. Markers, trade labels, alerts, and debug tables can be toggled. No market or timeframe is specified.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Fast MA Length
int
12
fastLength
Slow MA Length
int
26
slowLength
Signal Line Length
int
9
signalLength
Stop Loss MA Period
int
200
stopLossMA
Enable Take Profit
bool
true
useTakeProfit
Risk/Reward Ratio
float
2.0
riskRewardRatio
Position Size Type
string
Percent of Equity
positionSizeType
Position Size (%/Contracts)
float
10.0
positionSize
Risk Per Trade (%)
float
2.0
riskPercent
Show MACD on Chart
bool
false
showMACDOnChart
Show MACD in Separate Pane
bool
true
showMACDPane
Show Stop Loss MA
bool
true
showStopLoss
Show all 23 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Show Entry/Exit Signals
bool
true
showSignals
Show Trade Labels
bool
true
showTradeLabels
Bull Signal Color
color
color.green
bullColor
Bear Signal Color
color
color.red
bearColor
Stop Loss MA Color
color
color.orange
stopLossColor
MACD Line Color
color
color.blue
macdColor
Signal Line Color
color
color.red
signalColor
Enable Alerts
bool
true
enableAlerts
Show MACD Debug Values
bool
false
showDebugTable
Show MACD Debug Labels
bool
false
showDebugLabels
Max Debug Labels
int
10
debugMaxLabels
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