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CREA Composite MA v3
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CREA Composite MA v3 — Multi-Layer Confluence Indicator
CREA Composite MA is a momentum and trend confluence engine disguised as a moving average. Rather than plotting a single indicator, it combines seven sub-indicators into one normalised 0–100 composite score, then runs that score through three layers of confirmation before generating a signal.
The seven components:
EMA Bias (EMA10/20 stack and price position)
MFI (Money Flow Index)
ADX with +DI/−DI directional spread
Volatility (inverse ATR%, environment-adjusted)
Delta (candle body direction and size)
Volume (Z-score, directionally weighted)
Momentum (Rate of Change, normalised)
Each component is independently normalised to 0–100. Scores above 50 are bullish, below 50 are bearish. All weights are fully adjustable.
Three confirmation layers:
Layer 1 — Component agreement: counts how many of the 7 sub-indicators individually agree with the direction. A composite score of 65 built on 6/7 components is treated differently from one built on 2 components spiking hard.
Layer 2 — HTF filter: rebuilds the full composite on a user-selected higher timeframe (default 15m) and gates signals accordingly. Bull signals are suppressed when the HTF composite is bearish, and vice versa. The HTF line is plotted directly on the pane so both timeframes are visible simultaneously.
Layer 3 — Score velocity: measures the 3-bar rate of change of the composite itself. A rising score carries more weight than a flat one at the same level.
Two-tier signal system:
EARLY (yellow) — fires on signal line crossover when ≥4/7 components agree and HTF is aligned. Appears before the threshold is reached, giving advance warning of a potential confirmed signal.
CONFIRMED (green/red) — fires on threshold cross when ≥5/7 components agree and HTF is aligned. Labelled with confidence tier (HIGH / MED / LOW) and agreement count (e.g. BULL HIGH 6/7).
BLOCKED (gray) — threshold was crossed but confirmation gates rejected it. Useful for auditing filter performance.
Confidence tiers:
HIGH — 6–7 components agree + velocity moving in signal direction
MED — 5+ components agree
LOW — 4+ components agree
HUD table (bottom-right) shows all seven component scores in real time, color-coded by strength, alongside the composite score, HTF score and bias, confidence tier, and velocity direction.
7 alert conditions included: Early Bull/Bear, Confirmed Bull/Bear, Blocked Bull/Bear, and HIGH Confidence.
All lengths, weights, thresholds, and filter settings are fully configurable via the settings panel.
CREA Composite MA v3 — Multi-Layer Confluence Indicator
CREA Composite MA is a momentum and trend confluence engine disguised as a moving average. Rather than plotting a single indicator, it combines seven sub-indicators into one normalised 0–100 composite score, then runs that score through three layers of confirmation before generating a signal.
The seven components:
EMA Bias (EMA10/20 stack and price position)
MFI (Money Flow Index)
ADX with +DI/−DI directional spread
Volatility (inverse ATR%, environment-adjusted)
Delta (candle body direction and size)
Volume (Z-score, directionally weighted)
Momentum (Rate of Change, normalised)
Each component is independently normalised to 0–100. Scores above 50 are bullish, below 50 are bearish. All weights are fully adjustable.
Three confirmation layers:
Layer 1 — Component agreement: counts how many of the 7 sub-indicators individually agree with the direction. A composite score of 65 built on 6/7 components is treated differently from one built on 2 components spiking hard.
Layer 2 — HTF filter: rebuilds the full composite on a user-selected higher timeframe (default 15m) and gates signals accordingly. Bull signals are suppressed when the HTF composite is bearish, and vice versa. The HTF line is plotted directly on the pane so both timeframes are visible simultaneously.
Layer 3 — Score velocity: measures the 3-bar rate of change of the composite itself. A rising score carries more weight than a flat one at the same level.
Two-tier signal system:
EARLY (yellow) — fires on signal line crossover when ≥4/7 components agree and HTF is aligned. Appears before the threshold is reached, giving advance warning of a potential confirmed signal.
CONFIRMED (green/red) — fires on threshold cross when ≥5/7 components agree and HTF is aligned. Labelled with confidence tier (HIGH / MED / LOW) and agreement count (e.g. BULL HIGH 6/7).
BLOCKED (gray) — threshold was crossed but confirmation gates rejected it. Useful for auditing filter performance.
Confidence tiers:
HIGH — 6–7 components agree + velocity moving in signal direction
MED — 5+ components agree
LOW — 4+ components agree
HUD table (bottom-right) shows all seven component scores in real time, color-coded by strength, alongside the composite score, HTF score and bias, confidence tier, and velocity direction.
7 alert conditions included: Early Bull/Bear, Confirmed Bull/Bear, Blocked Bull/Bear, and HIGH Confidence.
All lengths, weights, thresholds, and filter settings are fully configurable via the settings panel.
Open-source script
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Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.