Four Moving Average Crossovers For ThinkOrSwim

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Huddy1955

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I've been using TOS for quite awhile, and I like to see MA cross overs on the chart...but it seemed a bit bulky to keep adding MA's then the crossovers for each.

Here's what, I think, is a bit of a short cut and allows for 4 different MA's to be plotted (using simple, exponential, weighted, and hull types) with the ability to
allow any of the MA's to show arrows when there is a MA cross.

It's one script instead of multiple.
I'd like to submit it to the useThinkScript community as a thank you for everyone else's much better work, and I hope it has enough value to be added to the great list of useable scripts.

mod note:
Benefits:
Moving average crossovers in day trading offer the benefit of simplifying trend identification and generating potential trading signals. By observing how shorter-term moving averages cross longer-term moving averages, traders can get a quick visual representation of market direction and potential trend changes, aiding in decision-making.

Dangers:
When you see moving averages bunched up close together on your chart, it's generally a signal to be cautious, as trend-following strategies are less effective and whipsaws are common. Wait for the moving averages to start separating and sloping in the same direction.



Code: 
# Dual MA Crossover Arrows with Organized Plot Window

input price = close;

# --- MA Inputs ---
input length1 = 9;
input averageType1 = AverageType.Simple;

input length2 = 21;
input averageType2 = AverageType.Exponential;

input length3 = 50;
input averageType3 = AverageType.Weighted;

input length4 = 200;
input averageType4 = AverageType.Hull;

# --- MA Calculations ---
def MA1 = MovingAverage(averageType1, price, length1);
def MA2 = MovingAverage(averageType2, price, length2);
def MA3 = MovingAverage(averageType3, price, length3);
def MA4 = MovingAverage(averageType4, price, length4);

# --- Plot Moving Averages First ---
plot PlotMA1 = MA1;
PlotMA1.SetDefaultColor(Color.CYAN);
PlotMA1.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA1.SetStyle(Curve.FIRM);

plot PlotMA2 = MA2;
PlotMA2.SetDefaultColor(Color.MAGENTA);
PlotMA2.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA2.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);

plot PlotMA3 = MA3;
PlotMA3.SetDefaultColor(Color.YELLOW);
PlotMA3.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA3.SetStyle(Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot PlotMA4 = MA4;
PlotMA4.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE);
PlotMA4.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA4.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);

# --- MA Pair A Selection ---
input maX_A = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_A = {default "MA2", "MA3", "MA4", "MA1"};

# --- MA Pair B Selection ---
input maX_B = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_B = {default "MA3", "MA4", "MA1", "MA2"};

# --- Resolve MA Values for Crossover Pairs ---
def maXval_A =
if maX_A == maX_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_A =
if maY_A == maY_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maXval_B =
if maX_B == maX_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_B =
if maY_B == maY_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

# --- Crossover Logic ---
def crossAbove_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

def crossAbove_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

# --- Plot Crossover Arrows After MAs ---
plot UpArrowA = crossAbove_A;
UpArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
UpArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowA = crossBelow_A;
DownArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
DownArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpArrowB = crossAbove_B;
UpArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_GREEN);
UpArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowB = crossBelow_B;
DownArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.PINK);
DownArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);

Shortcut to add to TOS:
http://tos.mx/!P1IPTSTL
 
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Very cool. My real estate on my charts is kinda precious, so I modified this to a Weighted Matrix MA set at different weights for Day Trader, Swing Traders and Investors. It is a thermal type of single plotted combination of 4 or 5 moving averages weighted in importance (as I see it, you can change the weights)
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Features:
  1. Three strategy presets:
    • Day Trader
    • Swing Trader
    • Investor / Position Trader
  2. Menu toggle to select your preset
  3. Composite moving average line
  4. Color-shifting line:
    • Green when trending up
    • Red when trending down
  5. Crossover alert:
    • Triggered when price crosses the composite
IDEA: What Does the Composite Value Mean?

It gives you a weighted trend signal:
  • If price is above the composite line → likely bullish trend consensus
  • If price is below it → likely bearish
  • It’s smoother than short MAs, but more responsive than long ones
You can even apply:
A signal line to this composite (e.g., EMA of the composite)
A color change on slope (up/down)
Divergence against price (price rising but composite falling = early warning)

Code: 
declare upper;

input mode = {default "Swing Trader", "Day Trader", "Investor"};

# Core moving averages
def ema9 = ExpAverage(close, 9);
def ema21 = ExpAverage(close, 21);
def sma50 = Average(close, 50);
def sma100 = Average(close, 100);
def sma200 = Average(close, 200);

# Dynamic weights based on mode
def w9;
def w21;
def w50;
def w100;
def w200;

switch (mode) {
case "Day Trader":
    w9   = 0.40;
    w21  = 0.30;
    w50  = 0.20;
    w100 = 0.10;
    w200 = 0.00;

case "Swing Trader":
    w9   = 0.20;
    w21  = 0.25;
    w50  = 0.25;
    w100 = 0.20;
    w200 = 0.10;

case "Investor":
    w9   = 0.10;
    w21  = 0.10;
    w50  = 0.20;
    w100 = 0.30;
    w200 = 0.40;
}

# Composite MA calculation
def compositeMA = (ema9 * w9) + (ema21 * w21) + (sma50 * w50) + (sma100 * w100) + (sma200 * w200);

# Color shift: Green if rising, Red if falling
def rising = compositeMA > compositeMA[1];
plot TrendMatrix = compositeMA;
TrendMatrix.AssignValueColor(if rising then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
TrendMatrix.SetLineWeight(2);

# Price crossover alert (up/down)
def bullishCross = close crosses above compositeMA;
def bearishCross = close crosses below compositeMA;

Alert(bullishCross, "Price crossed ABOVE Composite Trend Matrix", Alert.BAR, Sound.Ding);
Alert(bearishCross, "Price crossed BELOW Composite Trend Matrix", Alert.BAR, Sound.Chimes);

# Optional: Add label to confirm active mode
AddLabel(yes, "MA Matrix Mode: " + mode, if rising then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
https://tos.mx/!VRLLLIZh
 
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Here is a version I've been using. The shading helps.

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Code: 
input Hprice = high;
input Lprice = low;
input price = close;
#input lengthaa = 25;
input lengtha = 34;
input length = 50;
input length00 = 120;
input length0 = 200;
input displace = 0;
input bands = no;


#plot avgaa = ExpAverage(price[-displace], lengthaa);
#avgaa.setdefaultColor(color.LIGHT_GRAY);
#avgaa.SetLineWeight(1);

plot avga = ExpAverage(price[-displace], lengtha);
avga.setdefaultColor(color.cyan);
avga.SetLineWeight(2);

plot avg = ExpAverage(price[-displace], length);
#avg.AssignValueColor(if avg < avg[1] then Color.RED else (if avg == avg[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.GREEN));
avg.setdefaultcolor(createcolor(51,102,255));
avg.SetLineWeight(2);

plot avg1 = ExpAverage(price[-displace], length00);
avg1.setdefaultcolor(color.orange);
avg1.SetLineWeight(3);

plot avg2 = ExpAverage(price[-displace], length0);
avg2.setdefaultColor(color.dark_orange);
avg2.SetLineWeight(5);

#AddCloud(If(avgaa < Avga, avgaa, Double.NaN), avga, color.gray, color.gray);
#AddCloud(If(avgaa > Avga, avgaa, Double.NaN), avga, color.gray, color.gray);
AddCloud(If(avga > Avg, avga, Double.NaN), avg, createcolor(100,250,200), createcolor(100,250,200));
AddCloud(If(avga < Avg, avga, Double.NaN), Avg, createcolor(255,100,150), createcolor(255,100,150));

AddCloud(If(avg1 > Avg2, avg1, Double.NaN), avg2, color.dark_Green, color.dark_green);
AddCloud(If(avg1 < Avg2, avg1, Double.NaN), Avg2, color.dark_red, color.dark_red);

#   High / Low Band for SES computations---------------------------
#   EMA of HIGHS-----------------------------------------------------------
plot HAvg = if bands then MovAvgExponential(Hprice[-displace], length) else double.nan;

#HAvg.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE);
HAvg.SetLineWeight(1);
#HAvg.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE_VS_POINTS);
HAvg.SetStyle(Curve.FIRM);
HAvg.HideBubble();
HAvg.HideTitle();

HAvg.AssignValueColor(if HAvg < HAvg[1] then Color.RED else (if HAvg == HAvg[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.GREEN));

#   EMA of LOWS------------------------------------------------------------
plot LAvg = if bands then MovAvgExponential(Lprice[-displace], length) else double.nan;

LAvg.SetDefaultColor(Color.blue);
LAvg.SetLineWeight(2);
#LAvg.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE_VS_POINTS);
#LAvg.SetStyle(Curve.FIRM);
LAvg.HideBubble();
LAvg.HideTitle();
#LAvg.AssignValueColor(if LAvg < LAvg[1] then Color.RED else (if LAvg == LAvg[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.GREEN));

AddLabel(yes and price > Avg, "200:LONG", Color.Green);
AddLabel(yes  and price < Avg, "200:SHORT", Color.red);

#AddCloud (if Avg < Avg[1] then Havg else double.nan, lavg, color.dark_red);
#AddCloud (if Avg > Avg[1] then Havg else double.nan, lavg, color.dark_green);
 
Huddy1955 said:
I've been using TOS for quite awhile, and I like to see MA cross overs on the chart...but it seemed a bit bulky to keep adding MA's then the crossovers for each.

Here's what, I think, is a bit of a short cut and allows for 4 different MA's to be plotted (using simple, exponential, weighted, and hull types) with the ability to
allow any of the MA's to show arrows when there is a MA cross.

It's one script instead of multiple.
I'd like to submit it to the useThinkScript community as a thank you for everyone else's much better work, and I hope it has enough value to be added to the great list of useable scripts.

mod note:
Benefits:
Moving average crossovers in day trading offer the benefit of simplifying trend identification and generating potential trading signals. By observing how shorter-term moving averages cross longer-term moving averages, traders can get a quick visual representation of market direction and potential trend changes, aiding in decision-making.

Dangers:
When you see moving averages bunched up close together on your chart, it's generally a signal to be cautious, as trend-following strategies are less effective and whipsaws are common. Wait for the moving averages to start separating and sloping in the same direction.



Code: 
# Dual MA Crossover Arrows with Organized Plot Window

input price = close;

# --- MA Inputs ---
input length1 = 9;
input averageType1 = AverageType.Simple;

input length2 = 21;
input averageType2 = AverageType.Exponential;

input length3 = 50;
input averageType3 = AverageType.Weighted;

input length4 = 200;
input averageType4 = AverageType.Hull;

# --- MA Calculations ---
def MA1 = MovingAverage(averageType1, price, length1);
def MA2 = MovingAverage(averageType2, price, length2);
def MA3 = MovingAverage(averageType3, price, length3);
def MA4 = MovingAverage(averageType4, price, length4);

# --- Plot Moving Averages First ---
plot PlotMA1 = MA1;
PlotMA1.SetDefaultColor(Color.CYAN);
PlotMA1.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA1.SetStyle(Curve.FIRM);

plot PlotMA2 = MA2;
PlotMA2.SetDefaultColor(Color.MAGENTA);
PlotMA2.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA2.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);

plot PlotMA3 = MA3;
PlotMA3.SetDefaultColor(Color.YELLOW);
PlotMA3.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA3.SetStyle(Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot PlotMA4 = MA4;
PlotMA4.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE);
PlotMA4.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA4.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);

# --- MA Pair A Selection ---
input maX_A = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_A = {default "MA2", "MA3", "MA4", "MA1"};

# --- MA Pair B Selection ---
input maX_B = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_B = {default "MA3", "MA4", "MA1", "MA2"};

# --- Resolve MA Values for Crossover Pairs ---
def maXval_A =
if maX_A == maX_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_A =
if maY_A == maY_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maXval_B =
if maX_B == maX_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_B =
if maY_B == maY_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

# --- Crossover Logic ---
def crossAbove_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

def crossAbove_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

# --- Plot Crossover Arrows After MAs ---
plot UpArrowA = crossAbove_A;
UpArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
UpArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowA = crossBelow_A;
DownArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
DownArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpArrowB = crossAbove_B;
UpArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_GREEN);
UpArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowB = crossBelow_B;
DownArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.PINK);
DownArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);

Shortcut to add to TOS:
http://tos.mx/!P1IPTSTL
Click to expand...

here is a variation to post 1
many colored lines can make a chart hard to read.
this makes the average lines dark gray unless a cross over occurs, then they have a color.
it looks at bars before and after a crossing.
img1.JPG


Code: 
#mov_avg_cross_colors

#https://usethinkscript.com/threads/four-moving-average-crossovers-for-thinkorswim.21030/
#Indicators Custom
#Four Moving Average Crossovers For ThinkOrSwim
#Huddy1955  May 11, 2025
#1
#FJXbxPf.png
#I've been using TOS for quite awhile, and I like to see MA cross overs on the chart...but it seemed a bit bulky to keep adding MA's then the crossovers for each.

#Here's what, I think, is a bit of a short cut and allows for 4 different MA's to be plotted (using simple, exponential, weighted, and hull types) with the ability to allow any of the MA's to show arrows when there is a MA cross.

#It's one script instead of multiple.
#I'd like to submit it to the useThinkScript community as a thank you for everyone else's much better work, and I hope it has enough value to be added to the great list of useable scripts.

#mod note:
#Benefits:
#Moving average crossovers in day trading offer the benefit of simplifying trend identification and generating potential trading signals. By observing how shorter-term moving averages cross longer-term moving averages, traders can get a quick visual representation of market direction and potential trend changes, aiding in decision-making.

#Dangers:
#When you see moving averages bunched up close together on your chart, it's generally a signal to be cautious, as trend-following strategies are less effective and whipsaws are common. Wait for the moving averages to start separating and sloping in the same direction.



# Dual MA Crossover Arrows with Organized Plot Window

input price = close;

# --- MA Inputs ---
input length1 = 9;
input averageType1 = AverageType.Simple;

input length2 = 21;
input averageType2 = AverageType.Exponential;

input length3 = 50;
input averageType3 = AverageType.Weighted;

input length4 = 200;
input averageType4 = AverageType.Hull;

# --- MA Calculations ---
def MA1 = MovingAverage(averageType1, price, length1);
def MA2 = MovingAverage(averageType2, price, length2);
def MA3 = MovingAverage(averageType3, price, length3);
def MA4 = MovingAverage(averageType4, price, length4);


def ma1x = ma1 crosses ma2 or ma1 crosses ma3 or ma1 crosses ma4;
def ma1x2 = ma1x[-1] or ma1x or ma1x[1];

def ma2x = ma2 crosses ma1 or ma2 crosses ma3 or ma2 crosses ma4;
def ma2x2 = ma2x[-1] or ma2x or ma2x[1];

def ma3x = ma3 crosses ma1 or ma3 crosses ma2 or ma3 crosses ma4;
def ma3x2 = ma3x[-1] or ma3x or ma3x[1];

def ma4x = ma4 crosses ma1 or ma4 crosses ma2 or ma4 crosses ma3;
def ma4x2 = ma4x[-1] or ma4x or ma4x[1];

addchartbubble(0, low*0.995,
ma1x + "\n" +
ma1x2
, color.yellow, no);



# --- Plot Moving Averages First ---
plot PlotMA1 = MA1;
#PlotMA1.SetDefaultColor(Color.CYAN);
plotma1.AssignValueColor(if ma1x2 then color.cyan else color.dark_gray);
PlotMA1.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA1.SetStyle(Curve.FIRM);

plot PlotMA2 = MA2;
#PlotMA2.SetDefaultColor(Color.MAGENTA);
plotma2.AssignValueColor(if ma2x2 then color.magenta else color.dark_gray);
PlotMA2.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA2.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);

plot PlotMA3 = MA3;
#PlotMA3.SetDefaultColor(Color.YELLOW);
plotma3.AssignValueColor(if ma3x2 then color.yellow else color.dark_gray);
PlotMA3.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA3.SetStyle(Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot PlotMA4 = MA4;
#PlotMA4.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE);
plotma4.AssignValueColor(if ma4x2 then color.white else color.dark_gray);
PlotMA4.SetLineWeight(2);
PlotMA4.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);

# --- MA Pair A Selection ---
input maX_A = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_A = {default "MA2", "MA3", "MA4", "MA1"};

# --- MA Pair B Selection ---
input maX_B = {default "MA1", "MA2", "MA3", "MA4"};
input maY_B = {default "MA3", "MA4", "MA1", "MA2"};

# --- Resolve MA Values for Crossover Pairs ---
def maXval_A =
if maX_A == maX_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_A == maX_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_A =
if maY_A == maY_A."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_A == maY_A."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maXval_B =
if maX_B == maX_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maX_B == maX_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

def maYval_B =
if maY_B == maY_B."MA1" then MA1
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA2" then MA2
else if maY_B == maY_B."MA3" then MA3
else MA4;

# --- Crossover Logic ---
def crossAbove_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_A = Crosses(maXval_A, maYval_A, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

def crossAbove_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.ABOVE);
def crossBelow_B = Crosses(maXval_B, maYval_B, CrossingDirection.BELOW);

# --- Plot Crossover Arrows After MAs ---
plot UpArrowA = crossAbove_A;
UpArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
UpArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowA = crossBelow_A;
DownArrowA.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowA.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
DownArrowA.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpArrowB = crossAbove_B;
UpArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP);
UpArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_GREEN);
UpArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);

plot DownArrowB = crossBelow_B;
DownArrowB.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
DownArrowB.SetDefaultColor(Color.PINK);
DownArrowB.SetLineWeight(2);
#
 
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