Exponential Moving Average Envelope
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    Exponential Moving Average Envelope (EMA Envelope) is a trend-based indicator that plots two Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) as upper and lower bands over a price chart. The bands can be used as oversold and overbought levels respectively.

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    INPUTS

    InputDescription
    LengthThe number of periods the indicator uses to calculate the EMAs
    DisplaceThe number of bars the indicator to be shifted to
    PercentAboveThe percentage the EMA to be shifted upward
    PercentBelowThe percentage the EMA to be shifted downward
    PriceAbove
    The following data sources are available for calculation of the UppedBand:
    • Open. The Open Price of every bar for the specified period.
    • High. The High Price of every bar for the specified period. 
    • Low. The Low Price of every bar for the specified period.
    • Close. The Close Price of every bar for the specified period. 
    • Median. The Median Price of every bar for the specified period - (High + Low) / 2.
    • Typical. The sum of High, Low, and Close prices divided by 3 for the specified period - (High + Low + Close) / 3.
    • OHLC average. The arithmetical mean of High, Low, Open, and Close prices for the specified period - (Open + High + Low + Close) / 4.
    • Volume. The Close Price of every bar + average volume of an asset for the specified period.
    PriceBelow
    The following data sources are available for calculation of the LowerBand:
    • Open. The Open Price of every bar for the specified period.
    • High. The High Price of every bar for the specified period. 
    • Low. The Low Price of every bar for the specified period.
    • Close. The Close Price of every bar for the specified period. 
    • Median. The Median Price of every bar for the specified period - (High + Low) / 2.
    • Typical. The sum of High, Low, and Close prices divided by 3 for the specified period - (High + Low + Close) / 3.
    • OHLC average. The arithmetical mean of High, Low, Open, and Close prices for the specified period - (Open + High + Low + Close) / 4.
    • Volume. The Close Price of every bar + average volume of an asset for the specified period.

    PLOTS

    The plot renders the data you are working with on the chart. You can show/hide a plot by clicking the corresponding item in the settings. Every plot has a set of basic settings that you can change: color, weight, and type.

    PlotDescription
    UpperBandThe UpperBand plot
    LowerBandThe LowerBand plot
    Color

    Click the color rectangle under the plot's name to open the palette. Use the slider at the bottom to set the opacity of the color.

    Palette
    To create a custom color:
    1. Clickto open the color picker
    2. By using the slider at the bottom, adjust the main color
    3. Then, set a shade for the main color on the palette

    The custom-created colors are added to your palette. To remove a custom color, drag it out of the palette.

    Weight
    Change the value (in px) to adjust the thickness of the plot.
    Type
    The following plot types are available:
    • Linear. The plot is displayed as a line.
    • Column. The plot is displayed as a histogram.
    • Difference. The plot is displayed as a line which represents the difference between High and Low prices of the bar.
    • Points. The plot is displayed as points.
    • Text above candle. The plot is displayed as the price labels above candles on the chart.
    • Text below candle. The plot is displayed as the price labels below candles on the chart.
    • Triangle above candle. The plot is displayed as triangles above candles on the chart.
    • Color candle. The candles on candle-type charts are highlighted with specified colors.

    OVERLAYING

    Check Overlaying to display the indicator on the chart. Otherwise, the indicator is shown in a study pane down below.

    Note: To reset the settings, click Restore to Default next to the SETTINGS: INDICATOR'S TITLE