OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

Hurst Cycle Composite Oscillator by TruSignal Strategies

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How to Use It in Your Oscillator Script
The script is already designed to combine all enabled cycles:

It sums -cos waves for each enabled cycle.
Normalizes by number of enabled cycles (so amplitude stays ~ -1 to +1 regardless of how many you enable).

Pro Recommendations:

Start with the full nest: Enable 80-day, 40-day, 20-day, 10-day, 5-day (and 20-week/40-week if on daily charts). This gives the richest composite.
Disable noisy ones if needed: Turn off 5-day/10-day for smoother regime on longer-term charts (e.g., weekly stocks).
Match your main FLD indicator: Enable the exact same cycles in both scripts for perfect sync.Never use just one: That defeats the purpose — you'd lose the "multiple cycles combine" insight.

Approach What You Get When to Us eCombine Al lNet cyclic influence, regime filter, divergenceDefault — pro standard for most tradingCombine Medium/LongSmoother regime (less short-term noise)Position trading, stocks on daily/weeklySingle Cycle OnlyPure sine (no real insight)Never — only for debugging/learning
Combining is what turns it into a regime filter powerhouse — green background for bullish cyclic bias, red for bearish.
Sync the anchor, enable the nest, and watch how the oscillator's troughs align with your FLD ↑ crosses near projections. That's elite Hurst trading.


























ApproachWhat You GetWhen to UseCombine AllNet cyclic influence, regime filter, divergenceDefault — pro standard for most tradingCombine Medium/LongSmoother regime (less short-term noise)Position trading, stocks on daily/weeklySingle Cycle OnlyPure sine (no real insight)Never — only for debugging/learning
Combining is what turns it into a regime filter powerhouse — green background for bullish cyclic bias, red for bearish.
Sync the anchor, enable the nest, and watch how the oscillator's troughs align with your FLD ↑ crosses near projections. That's elite Hurst trading.

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