Moving Average Scanner guru is a multi-currency, multi-time frame indicator that may scan information while working onto one chart.

• Tracks around 15 monies and most of timeframes from 1 minute to 1 month from one chart.
• Issues on-screen alerts, email alarms, and push notifications to your smartphone.
• looking for touch prices, cost crossing, a temporary crossing of that the price crossing the moving averages.
• lots of other attributes.

I’ been trading on it for several years now. i have always wanted to make a system that could warn about the price touching the moving average, the price crossing the moving average, or the moving average crossing any chart on different timeframes. So I don’t have to constantly monitor the price movement on the chart throughout the day, and I can easily track 15 currencies on all timeframes simultaneously on one chart.

Descriptions of the different types of scanners available:

Moving Average Crossover (true/false) – alert when two moving averages cross at the close of a candle. There are three settings for moving average intersections. You can set up an alert for 15 currencies and for all timeframes on the same chart and receive a message on the screen, a notification on your mobile device or by email.

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Price Touch (true/false) – notification when the price touches the moving average. To do this, the indicator checks for fast moving average, medium and slow, if the parameters are configured for them. For example, we have configured the parameters for fast and medium, then the indicator will only check them. Note that this is not an intersection of moving averages. Here the price touches the MA.

Moving Average Cross Over Price (true/false) – notification on the completed candle about the closing price above or below the moving average. To do this, the indicator checks for fast moving average, medium and slow, if the parameters are configured for them. For example, the current price closes below MA 21 or MA with any other parameter. Note that this is not a moving average intersection, it is a price intersection.

Temporary Price Crossover (true/false) – notification on a completed candle that the price has fallen below or risen above the moving average, and then returned back. For example, the current price of a candle rises above MA51 and closes below MA51 on the same candle. In most cases, the price does not break through the moving average, a reversal is expected.

Moving Average Crossover (true/false) – alert when two moving averages cross at the close of a candle. There are three settings for moving average intersections. You can set up an alert for 15 currencies and for all timeframes on the same chart and receive a message on the screen, a notification on your mobile device or by email.

• MovingAveragePriceTouch (Yes/No) – if the value is set to Yes, an alert will be generated when the moving average of the current price is touched.
• MovingAverageCrossOverPrice (Yes/No) – if the value is set to Yes, an alert will be generated when the price closes above or below the moving average.
• TemporaryPriceCrossOver (Yes/No) – if the value is set to Yes, an alert will be generated when the price crosses above or below the moving average and returns back.
• MovingAverageCrossOver (Yes/No) – notification of the intersection of moving averages. You can choose the intersection of two or three moving averages.
• AlertPipsOn (Yes/No) – notification of the specified distance between the price and MA. For example, you can set up a notification about the distance between the MA and the price of 50 pips.
• alertbarsskip (x Bars) – for example, you can disable receiving an alert for the next 3 bars after receiving the same notification.

There are more than 50 ways to configure the indicator. If you want to know more about the settings, please contact me.

For greater efficiency, use on timeframes above H1.

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