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Trinity Flexible Multi-TF MA Alignment Dashboard
**User Guide: Flexible Multi-TF MA Alignment Dashboard**
### How to Add the Indicator
1. Open TradingView chart (any symbol/timeframe)
2. Click **Indicators** → Search for "**Flexible Multi-TF MA Alignment Dashboard**" (or "Flex MA Dashboard")
3. Add it to your chart
### Core Functionality
This dashboard lets you monitor **up to 5 independent Moving Averages** at the same time, each with:
- Its own **Timeframe** (5min, 15min, 1H, 4H, Daily, etc.)
- Its own **Length** (e.g., 9, 20, 34, 50, 200)
- Its own **Type** (EMA or SMA)
The indicator shows:
- Whether price is **Above** (Bullish) or **Below** (Bearish) each MA
- **Overall alignment signal** (Strong Buy / Strong Sell / No Clear Alignment)
- The actual MA lines plotted on your chart (optional)
- Candle coloring based on overall alignment (optional)
### Settings Breakdown
#### MA 1 to MA 5 (Each has its own group)
- **Enable MA X**: Turn individual rows on/off
- **MA X Timeframe**: Choose from:
- `Chart` → Uses whatever timeframe your chart is on
- `5`, `15`, `30`, `60` (1H), `240` (4H), `D` (Daily), `W`, `M`
- **MA X Type**: EMA or SMA
- **MA X Length**: Any number (default 20)
**Tip**: Common setup for scalping:
- MA1: 5min + 9 EMA
- MA2: 15min + 20 EMA
- MA3: 1H + 20 EMA
- MA4: 4H + 50 EMA
- MA5: Daily + 200 EMA
### How to Read the Indicator
**Table Rows (MA1 to MA5)**:
- Shows the exact configuration (e.g., "MA3 (60 EMA20)")
- **Green** = Price is above that MA → Bullish bias on that timeframe
- **Red** = Price is below that MA → Bearish bias
- **Gray** = Row disabled
**Overall Signal (Bottom Row)**:
- **STRONG BUY** (Green) → All active MAs are aligned bullish
- **STRONG SELL** (Red) → All active MAs are aligned bearish
- **No Clear Alignment** (Yellow) → Mixed signals → Stay out or be cautious
**Visuals on Chart**:
- Colored MA lines (match the row colors)
- Candles colored green/red based on overall alignment (toggleable)
### Trading Usage Examples
**Scalping / Short-term Bias**:
- Use tighter MAs on lower timeframes (9 or 20 EMA)
- Look for **STRONG BUY/SELL** on 5min chart when higher timeframes (1H + 4H) are also aligned
**Trend-Following Day Trading**:
- Set MA1 = 15min 20 EMA
- MA2 = 1H 20 EMA
- MA3 = 4H 50 EMA
- MA4 = Daily 200 EMA
- Only take longs when you get **STRONG BUY**
**Your Original Request Style**:
- Set 5 rows to 20 EMA (or 9 EMA)
- Different timeframes: 5min, 15min, 1H, 4H, Daily
- Enter **puts** only when you get **STRONG SELL** (all MAs aligned bearish)
### Pro Tips
- Start with 3–4 MAs active to avoid over-filtering
- Use "Chart" timeframe on one row so you always see the current chart’s MA
- Turn off **Show MA Lines** if the chart gets too cluttered
- Turn off **Color Candles** if you prefer clean price action
- The more timeframes that align, the higher the probability (especially when Daily + 4H agree)
### How to Add the Indicator
1. Open TradingView chart (any symbol/timeframe)
2. Click **Indicators** → Search for "**Flexible Multi-TF MA Alignment Dashboard**" (or "Flex MA Dashboard")
3. Add it to your chart
### Core Functionality
This dashboard lets you monitor **up to 5 independent Moving Averages** at the same time, each with:
- Its own **Timeframe** (5min, 15min, 1H, 4H, Daily, etc.)
- Its own **Length** (e.g., 9, 20, 34, 50, 200)
- Its own **Type** (EMA or SMA)
The indicator shows:
- Whether price is **Above** (Bullish) or **Below** (Bearish) each MA
- **Overall alignment signal** (Strong Buy / Strong Sell / No Clear Alignment)
- The actual MA lines plotted on your chart (optional)
- Candle coloring based on overall alignment (optional)
### Settings Breakdown
#### MA 1 to MA 5 (Each has its own group)
- **Enable MA X**: Turn individual rows on/off
- **MA X Timeframe**: Choose from:
- `Chart` → Uses whatever timeframe your chart is on
- `5`, `15`, `30`, `60` (1H), `240` (4H), `D` (Daily), `W`, `M`
- **MA X Type**: EMA or SMA
- **MA X Length**: Any number (default 20)
**Tip**: Common setup for scalping:
- MA1: 5min + 9 EMA
- MA2: 15min + 20 EMA
- MA3: 1H + 20 EMA
- MA4: 4H + 50 EMA
- MA5: Daily + 200 EMA
### How to Read the Indicator
**Table Rows (MA1 to MA5)**:
- Shows the exact configuration (e.g., "MA3 (60 EMA20)")
- **Green** = Price is above that MA → Bullish bias on that timeframe
- **Red** = Price is below that MA → Bearish bias
- **Gray** = Row disabled
**Overall Signal (Bottom Row)**:
- **STRONG BUY** (Green) → All active MAs are aligned bullish
- **STRONG SELL** (Red) → All active MAs are aligned bearish
- **No Clear Alignment** (Yellow) → Mixed signals → Stay out or be cautious
**Visuals on Chart**:
- Colored MA lines (match the row colors)
- Candles colored green/red based on overall alignment (toggleable)
### Trading Usage Examples
**Scalping / Short-term Bias**:
- Use tighter MAs on lower timeframes (9 or 20 EMA)
- Look for **STRONG BUY/SELL** on 5min chart when higher timeframes (1H + 4H) are also aligned
**Trend-Following Day Trading**:
- Set MA1 = 15min 20 EMA
- MA2 = 1H 20 EMA
- MA3 = 4H 50 EMA
- MA4 = Daily 200 EMA
- Only take longs when you get **STRONG BUY**
**Your Original Request Style**:
- Set 5 rows to 20 EMA (or 9 EMA)
- Different timeframes: 5min, 15min, 1H, 4H, Daily
- Enter **puts** only when you get **STRONG SELL** (all MAs aligned bearish)
### Pro Tips
- Start with 3–4 MAs active to avoid over-filtering
- Use "Chart" timeframe on one row so you always see the current chart’s MA
- Turn off **Show MA Lines** if the chart gets too cluttered
- Turn off **Color Candles** if you prefer clean price action
- The more timeframes that align, the higher the probability (especially when Daily + 4H agree)
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.
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.