Rubber Band Indicator gives short long and exit signals. When the oscillator crosses above the zero line it gives a long signal then an exit signal when it crosses the upper band.  Conversely when it crosses under the zero line a short signal and an exit when it crosses the lower band.    

Trend Indicator showing an Up Trend when the current close price is higher than the main trend line in uptrend and a Down Trend when the current close price is lower than main trend line in downtrend. The main trend line in uptrend equals to the median price plus a multiple of the average true range and the main line in downtrend equals the median price minus the multiple of the average true range. The exponential moving average equals the value of the Down Trend Indicator Dots in an uptrend  and the value of the Up Trend Dots in a downtrend.  

Similar to Stochastics but displays an extra line %J showing the divergence between %D and %K. %J oscilates beyond 0 and 100 indicating bearish (below 0) and bullish (above 100) trends. Watch for %K being above 80 and below 20 while %J above 100 and below 0, respectively as well as use another indicator for confirmation.      

The zigzag is an Indicator that is usually used as a filter of small price momements.  

CCIHistoColour Indicator shows the trend reversals.  

Moving Median Al displays an average of the median half a period ago.    

This is Holt Ema Al.   

This indicator is based on John Ehlers Butterworth Filters.  It can be used for smoothing. It rejects high frequencies better than an EMA and has lower lag.  

The generalized Ehlers filter can be adapted to any statistic of your choice. In this case it uses a triangular moving average for smoothing.  

Gaussian filter, a.k.a. GaussianMovingAverage isan indicator that attempts to eliminate lag while preserving responsiveness. It imitates the Gaussian distribution found in many systems.  The filter poles number is used to adjust the lag. This indicator is very responsive and can also be used as a price proxy in the same way as the Hull Moving Average.  

Zero Lag Exponential Moving Average.      

  The Hull Moving Average is a more responsive moving average that nearly removes lag and improves smoothing at the same time.