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  1. I have taken this above suggestion and modified Squire69's code a little bit to include a Yellow color for "no trend". I have compared my version to the TradeTheMarket's TTMTrend and I like my version better. For those who maybe interested (see below). I am also wanting to find some kind of indication that the trend may be extrended and paint it with a different color (one for up, one for down). Any idea what might be used? = = = = = = = = = = = inputs: Price( Close ), FastLength( 9 ), MidLength( 12 ), SlowLength( 16 ), UpColor( Green ), NoTrendColor( Yellow ), DnColor( Red ); variables: FastAvg( 0 ), MidAvg( 0 ), SlowAvg( 0 ) ; FastAvg = Average( Price, FastLength ) ; MidAvg = Average( Price, MidLength ) ; SlowAvg = Average( Price, SlowLength ) ; if (FastAvg > MidAvg) and (MidAvg > SlowAvg) then begin PlotPaintBar( High, Low, "MACross", UpColor ) ; // This is Uptrend Alert( "FastAvg above SlowAvg" ) ; end else if (FastAvg < MidAvg) and (MidAvg < SlowAvg) then begin PlotPaintBar( High, Low, "MACross", DnColor ) ; // This is Downtrend Alert( "FastAvg below SlowAvg" ) ; end else PlotPaintBar( High, Low, "MACross", NoTrendColor) ; // This is No trend
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