This Pine Script indicator combines three powerful technical analysis tools with market session visualization. Designed to streamline your trading view, this all-in-one script helps you catch trends, momentum shifts, and potential reversals with ease.
- EMA 20 and EMA 50 plotted on the price chart
- Helps identify short-term and medium-term trend directions
- Shows the difference between MACD Line and Signal Line
- Green bars for bullish momentum, Red bars for bearish
- Great for spotting momentum changes and entry/exit opportunities
- RSI plotted in a separate pane
- Clear Overbought (70) and Oversold (30) levels
- Dynamic background coloring:
- Red when RSI > 70
- Green when RSI < 30
- London Session (08:00β16:00 UTC) β Green background
- New York Session (13:00β21:00 UTC) β Blue background
- Helps visualize high-volatility trading windows
As a student and beginner in trading, I found it frustrating that many platforms lock basic indicator combinations behind a paywall. Instead of buying a premium plan, I decided to learn Pine Script and build my own tool β completely free, customizable, and educational.
This project taught me how technical indicators work under the hood, and how scripting can empower self-reliant traders.
Hi, Iβm Aritra Shaw β a Computer Science student at USICT and an aspiring Android and Blockchain developer. Iβm passionate about building smart, real-world solutions through code.
I enjoy blending different domains like:
- π± App Development (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose)
- π Financial Tech & Scripting (Pine Script)
- π Blockchain Exploration (Solana, Smart Contracts)
- π§ Problem Solving & Automation
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn or explore my other projects!
- Copy the
.pinefile code into TradingViewβs Pine Editor - Click Add to Chart
- Done!
You can also customize the inputs like EMA lengths, MACD parameters, or toggle session highlights easily from the indicator settings.
Feel free to fork this repo, open issues, or suggest improvements. If you like this tool, a βοΈ would mean a lot!
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.
Made with β€οΈ and logic by Aritra Shaw