We will call this the moving average triple cross or tri-cross.
Why do we only want look at one type of crossing? There might be crosses occurring between the fast & slow averages or possible the medium and slow or medium and fast as well as the normal crosses you are all used too.
This basically allows you to look at all the different signals that might be good options to follow. Also will allow us to analyze much more data on the screen with our eyes.
You can combine this plus STEM to make very good back-testable strategies. What I am working on now is perfecting automated strategies in trading view based on these indicators.
What I have found is that each asset will require manual code tweaking when building the strategy in pine editor.
So as an example for SPX you might only want to take into account crosses up to 10 candles back. But for XAU we want to only look at crosses 4 or less candles back. I could program this into the settings for the strategy but there are currently so many inputs for the strategy itself that I dont want to add more and will be working on separate version of STEM_STRAT for each asset separately.
When I have a strategy for BTC/USD I will publish the strategy script for everyone.
What I have found is that each asset will require manual code tweaking when building the strategy in pine editor.
So as an example for SPX you might only want to take into account crosses up to 10 candles back. But for XAU we want to only look at crosses 4 or less candles back. I could program this into the settings for the strategy but there are currently so many inputs for the strategy itself that I dont want to add more and will be working on separate version of STEM_STRAT for each asset separately.
When I have a strategy for BTC/USD I will publish the strategy script for everyone.