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Market Bias Gauge Indicator
The Market Bias Gauge is a technical analysis tool designed to provide traders with an instant, clear view of market momentum, directly on their chart. Instead of complex setups or cluttered indicators, this tool delivers a single, powerful metric: the percentage of bullish vs. bearish movement over your chosen period.
Purpose of the Tool:
This tool aims to help you instantly gauge whether buyers or sellers are in control, which can assist you in making faster, more confident trading decisions.
How to Read the Momentum Percentage:
Below 50%: Indicates that bearish momentum dominates. Sellers are stronger than buyers over the selected period, and the market bias is to the downside.
Above 50%: Indicates that bullish momentum dominates. Buyers are stronger than sellers over the selected period, and the market bias is to the upside.
Exactly 50%: Indicates that the market is balanced, with no clear directional bias.
Features:
Instant Momentum Reading: Calculates the percentage of upward vs. downward price changes over the last candles (default: 60).
Clear On-Chart Display: Shows the momentum value in large, readable text, perfectly centered on your chart.
Fully Customizable Look: Choose your preferred font, size, and color to match your trading style.
Neutral Market Detection: Displays a balanced 50% reading when the market shows no net movement.
Lightweight & Fast: Runs smoothly on any chart, even with large datasets or live trading.
Dynamic Updates: Refreshes automatically with every new candle, keeping you in sync with the market.
Why Traders Might Love It:
No Guesswork: See market bias in a single glance.
Better Timing: Spot shifts in momentum before they appear on traditional indicators.
Perfect Companion: Works alongside your existing strategy without adding chart clutter.
Disclaimer
The Market Bias Gauge is a technical analysis tool intended for informational and analytical purposes only. This tool does not provide financial or investment advice and does not guarantee profits. Trading in financial markets involves significant risk and may result in the loss of your capital. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. You should use this tool as part of a comprehensive trading strategy that includes risk management.