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SITREP Momentum Guide

SITREP Momentum Guide
SITREP Momentum Guide is a clean, four-EMA momentum read built for fast intraday decision-making. It plots the 9, 13, 48, and 200 EMAs as a color-coded fan on your chart's current timeframe, with an optional cloud fill between the 9 and 48. Rather than tying the cloud's brightness to raw distance, opacity is driven by how cleanly the fan is stacked — when the EMAs are correctly ordered in the trend direction, the cloud is solid and bright; when the stack is messy or compressing, it fades. The result is a visual that tells you at a glance whether momentum is genuinely aligned or just stretched, without a single number to interpret.
Two signals keep you oriented without cluttering the chart. A confirmed flip arrow fires only when a 9/13 crossover agrees with the broader 48/200 backdrop, filtering out the noise crosses that plague a simple moving-average flip; the word "flipped" rides the most recent flip and steps forward as new ones occur, so the latest shift is always labeled while older ones stay as bare arrows. A breakdown marker drops the moment the fan loses its correct stacking order, and the fan lines themselves desaturate to gray — a redundant, deliberate cue that an aligned trend has come apart.
Every element is independently toggleable: each EMA, the cloud, the flip marker, and the breakdown marker can be switched on or off to suit your style. There are no in-session tunable thresholds — compression and spread are measured relative to the fan's own recent behavior, so the tool adapts to whatever the market is doing rather than asking you to curve-fit a setting mid-trade. It's designed as a momentum guide, not a signal generator: it shows you the state of the trend and leaves the decision to you.
SITREP Momentum Guide is a clean, four-EMA momentum read built for fast intraday decision-making. It plots the 9, 13, 48, and 200 EMAs as a color-coded fan on your chart's current timeframe, with an optional cloud fill between the 9 and 48. Rather than tying the cloud's brightness to raw distance, opacity is driven by how cleanly the fan is stacked — when the EMAs are correctly ordered in the trend direction, the cloud is solid and bright; when the stack is messy or compressing, it fades. The result is a visual that tells you at a glance whether momentum is genuinely aligned or just stretched, without a single number to interpret.
Two signals keep you oriented without cluttering the chart. A confirmed flip arrow fires only when a 9/13 crossover agrees with the broader 48/200 backdrop, filtering out the noise crosses that plague a simple moving-average flip; the word "flipped" rides the most recent flip and steps forward as new ones occur, so the latest shift is always labeled while older ones stay as bare arrows. A breakdown marker drops the moment the fan loses its correct stacking order, and the fan lines themselves desaturate to gray — a redundant, deliberate cue that an aligned trend has come apart.
Every element is independently toggleable: each EMA, the cloud, the flip marker, and the breakdown marker can be switched on or off to suit your style. There are no in-session tunable thresholds — compression and spread are measured relative to the fan's own recent behavior, so the tool adapts to whatever the market is doing rather than asking you to curve-fit a setting mid-trade. It's designed as a momentum guide, not a signal generator: it shows you the state of the trend and leaves the decision to you.
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Skrypt open-source
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Informacje i publikacje nie stanowią i nie powinny być traktowane jako porady finansowe, inwestycyjne, tradingowe ani jakiekolwiek inne rekomendacje dostarczane lub zatwierdzone przez TradingView. Więcej informacji znajduje się w Warunkach użytkowania.