The indicator notifies about the intersection of the lines of the three moving averages UP/DOWN (see the screenshot below).

You can configure any parameters of these three moving averages on the input parameters tab.

4 parameters that need to be adjusted when adding moving averages to the chart.

Fast Moving Average: 

• ma1_period-period;
• ma1_shift-shift; 
• ma1_method – smoothing method (0=simple; 1=exponential…);
• ma1_apply – the price used (0=Close; 1=Open; 2=High; 3=Low…).

Average Moving Average:

• ma2_period-period
• ma2_shift-shift
• ma2_method – smoothing method (0=simple; 1=exponential…)
• ma2_apply – the price used (0=Close; 1=Open; 2=High; 3=Low…)

Slow Moving Average:

• ma2_period-period
• ma2_shift-shift
• ma2_method – smoothing method (0=simple; 1=exponential…)
• ma2_apply – the price used (0=Close; 1=Open; 2=High; 3=Low…)

When the fast moving average crosses the bottom-up average, and the average crosses the slow moving average in the same way, the indicator will send a bullish signal notification. When the fast moving average crosses the average from top to bottom, and the
average crosses the slow moving average in the same way, the indicator will send a bearish signal notification with information about the pair and timeframe.