HTF EMA Step Lines (21/50/200)

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HTF EMA Step Lines (21/50/200)
Clean higher-timeframe MA levels on any chart. Flat, repaint-safe step lines for D/W/M — with optional labels, table, background cues, and alerts.

What it does

• HTF Overlay: Shows 21 / 50 / 200 MAs from a higher timeframe (default Daily) on any chart.
  
• Step Line Style: Lines are flat within the HTF bar and only update when a new HTF bar begins.
  
• Repaint Control:
   • Prior (default): previous confirmed HTF bar → no intraday repaint.
   • Live: current HTF bar → updates intraday.
  
• Extras: optional value labels, compact live values table, background cues, and %-distance label.
  
• Alerts: Cross-up/down events for each selected HTF line.
  

How it works

• Pulls HTF series with request.security.
  
• Prior mode: shifts values by [1] for stability.
  
• Detects new HTF bars using time.
  
• Plots with plot.style_stepline so levels remain flat until the next HTF open.
  

Inputs

• Higher Timeframe: D / W / M (or any valid TF).
  
• MA Type: EMA, SMA, or WMA.
  
• Show 21 / 50 / 200: toggle each line.
  
• Live vs Prior: choose Live (updates) or Prior (no repaint).
  
• Labels: show value label at each new HTF bar.
  
• Live Values Table: compact 2-column panel in top-right.
  
• BG Alignment: optional background tint when price > 21 > 50 > 200 (bull) or price < 200 (bear).
  
• % Distance: live label showing distance from HTF-21 in %.
  
• Styling: color & width per line.
  

Tips

• For intraday execution (e.g. 65-min), use Prior mode to avoid drift.
  
• Set HTF = W or M to get weekly/monthly lines without leaving your chart.
  
• A soft warning appears if chart TF ≥ HTF (lines still valid but less contextual).
  

Alerts

• Cross up/down alerts for 21/50/200 (compatible with Any alert() function call).
  
• Add alerts from the chart: Add Alert → Condition → This script.
  

Notes

• Built in Pine v5 — minimal, readable, fast.
  
• Levels are context tools, not signals.
  
• Colours are tuned for dark charts; adjust for WCAG contrast.
  

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HTF EMA Step Lines (21/50/200)
Clean higher-timeframe MA levels on any chart. Flat, repaint-safe step lines for D/W/M — with optional labels, table, background cues, and alerts.

What it does

• HTF Overlay: Shows 21 / 50 / 200 MAs from a higher timeframe (default Daily) on any chart.
  
• Step Line Style: Lines are flat within the HTF bar and only update when a new HTF bar begins.
  
• Repaint Control:
   • Prior (default): previous confirmed HTF bar → no intraday repaint.
   • Live: current HTF bar → updates intraday.
  
• Extras: optional value labels, compact live values table, background cues, and %-distance label.
  
• Alerts: Cross-up/down events for each selected HTF line.
  

How it works

• Pulls HTF series with request.security.
  
• Prior mode: shifts values by [1] for stability.
  
• Detects new HTF bars using time.
  
• Plots with plot.style_stepline so levels remain flat until the next HTF open.
  

Inputs

• Higher Timeframe: D / W / M (or any valid TF).
  
• MA Type: EMA, SMA, or WMA.
  
• Show 21 / 50 / 200: toggle each line.
  
• Live vs Prior: choose Live (updates) or Prior (no repaint).
  
• Labels: show value label at each new HTF bar.
  
• Live Values Table: compact 2-column panel in top-right.
  
• BG Alignment: optional background tint when price > 21 > 50 > 200 (bull) or price < 200 (bear).
  
• % Distance: live label showing distance from HTF-21 in %.
  
• Styling: color & width per line.
  

Tips

• For intraday execution (e.g. 65-min), use Prior mode to avoid drift.
  
• Set HTF = W or M to get weekly/monthly lines without leaving your chart.
  
• A soft warning appears if chart TF ≥ HTF (lines still valid but less contextual).
  

Alerts

• Cross up/down alerts for 21/50/200 (compatible with Any alert() function call).
  
• Add alerts from the chart: Add Alert → Condition → This script.
  

Notes

• Built in Pine v5 — minimal, readable, fast.
  
• Levels are context tools, not signals.
  
• Colours are tuned for dark charts; adjust for WCAG contrast.