MA Fibonacci

The MAX MA Fibonacci indicator provides a streamlined way to plot four Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) based on Fibonacci sequences to help traders identify trend directions and potential dynamic support and resistance levels.

Usage

The Usage section focuses on how these four moving averages interact with price action to provide market context. Traders typically use these Fibonacci-based lengths to identify long-term trend strength and potential exhaustion points.

• Trend Identification: When price is consistently above the moving averages, it indicates a bullish trend. Conversely, price below the averages suggests a bearish trend.
• Dynamic Support/Resistance: The 55, 89, 144, and 233 SMAs often act as zones where price may find floor or ceiling liquidity.
• Crossovers: The indicator includes built-in alerts for price crossing any of the four moving averages, which can signal potential entries or trend shifts.

Details

This script implements four separate Simple Moving Average (SMA) calculations within a single indicator slot to optimize chart real estate. The default lengths are set to the Fibonacci numbers 55, 89, 144, and 233. These specific numbers are widely recognized in technical analysis for their mathematical significance in natural cycles and market retracements.

Settings

• SMA1 lunghezza: Sets the lookback period for the first SMA (Default: 55).
• SMA 1 Mostra?: Toggles the visibility of the first SMA on the chart.
• SMA2 lunghezza: Sets the lookback period for the second SMA (Default: 89).
• SMA 2 Mostra?: Toggles the visibility of the second SMA on the chart.
• SMA3 lunghezza: Sets the lookback period for the third SMA (Default: 144).
• SMA 3 Mostra?: Toggles the visibility of the third SMA on the chart.
• SMA4 lunghezza: Sets the lookback period for the fourth SMA (Default: 233).
• SMA 4 Mostra?: Toggles the visibility of the fourth SMA on the chart.

FAQ

How do I access the MAX MA Fibonacci?

You can get access on the LuxAlgo Library for charting platforms like TradingView, MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), and NinjaTrader for free.

Can I change the moving average periods?

Yes, while the defaults are set to Fibonacci numbers, you can adjust the length of each SMA individually in the settings menu.

Does this indicator support alerts?

Yes, the script is optimized with alerts that trigger when the price crosses over or under any of the active moving averages.