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Projected Moving Averages (Next Candle)

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What this indicator does
This indicator plots four fully customizable moving averages (default lengths: 9, 21, 50, 200), but with a twist — instead of showing you where the average has been, it shows you where the average would sit if the current candle's price simply repeated on the next bar.
In other words, each moving average is projected one candle into the future. It simulates the "next" value of the MA by treating the current bar's close as if it also became the next bar's close, then plots that projected value directly under/over where the next candle will form.
This gives you a forward-looking reference line instead of a lagging one — useful for seeing exactly what level the MA needs to cross, or how far the average might shift, before the next candle has even closed.

Features
  • 4 independent moving averages, each with adjustable length, type (SMA, EMA, WMA, RMA), and color
  • Shared, changeable source input (default: close)
  • Toggle to shift the plotted lines forward onto the next candle's position, or keep them aligned with the current bar
  • Fully overlay-based, works on any timeframe or instrument


How to use it
Turn on the offset setting to see each MA line drawn one bar ahead, right where the next candle will print. This makes it easier to visually anticipate MA crosses, support/resistance retests, or trend-following entries before they happen, rather than reacting after the fact.

Important notes
  • This is a smoothing/projection technique, not a predictive or forecasting tool. It does not predict future price — it only shows what the moving average would equal if the most recent price were to repeat. Actual future prices will differ, and the true MA will update once the next candle closes.
  • Works with all four supported MA types (SMA, EMA, WMA, RMA); each is projected using logic specific to how that MA type weights new data.
  • Best used alongside your existing strategy/trend-following framework, not as a standalone signal generator.
Release Note
What this indicator does
This indicator plots four fully customizable moving averages (default lengths: 9, 21, 50, 200), but with a twist — instead of showing you where the average has been, it shows you where the average would sit if the current candle's price simply repeated on the next bar.
In other words, each moving average is projected one candle into the future. It simulates the "next" value of the MA by treating the current bar's close as if it also became the next bar's close, then plots that projected value directly under/over where the next candle will form.
This gives you a forward-looking reference line instead of a lagging one — useful for seeing exactly what level the MA needs to cross, or how far the average might shift, before the next candle has even closed.

Features
  • 4 independent moving averages, each with adjustable length, type (SMA, EMA, WMA, RMA), and color
  • Shared, changeable source input (default: close)
  • Toggle to shift the plotted lines forward onto the next candle's position, or keep them aligned with the current bar
  • Fully overlay-based, works on any timeframe or instrument


How to use it
Turn on the offset setting to see each MA line drawn one bar ahead, right where the next candle will print. This makes it easier to visually anticipate MA crosses, support/resistance retests, or trend-following entries before they happen, rather than reacting after the fact.

Important notes
  • This is a smoothing/projection technique, not a predictive or forecasting tool. It does not predict future price — it only shows what the moving average would equal if the most recent price were to repeat. Actual future prices will differ, and the true MA will update once the next candle closes.
  • Works with all four supported MA types (SMA, EMA, WMA, RMA); each is projected using logic specific to how that MA type weights new data.
  • Best used alongside your existing strategy/trend-following framework, not as a standalone signal generator.

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