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Momentum Fusion on Bitcoin 15-minute with the fused score dashboard and momentum histogram

Momentum Fusion

Five momentum reads, one number you can actually use.

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  • Version 1.6.0 · free updates on this version

Overview

Running five oscillators means five panels and five different scales. Momentum Fusion normalises them onto one scale and combines them into a single score between -100 and +100, with the contribution of each input shown so you can see whether the reading is broad agreement or one indicator pulling the average.

Divergence is detected against price on the fused score rather than on any single oscillator, which cuts most of the noise you get from single-indicator divergence. Markers are printed on the confirmed bar only — nothing appears on the chart that was not knowable when the bar closed.

The dashboard shows the fused score, the breakdown by input, and the same score on two higher timeframes so you can tell whether you are trading with or against the larger momentum picture.

What you get

6 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.

On the chart

Divergence MarkersRegular and hidden divergence against the fused score.

In the dashboard

Fused Momentum ScoreOne number from -100 to +100, updated each close.
Contribution BreakdownWhich inputs are driving the current reading.
Multi-Timeframe MomentumThe same score on two higher timeframes.

Lower panel

Momentum HistogramLower panel showing acceleration and exhaustion.
Volume Pressure BarBuying versus selling pressure on the current bar.

How it works

  1. 01

    Normalise

    Five momentum inputs are rescaled onto a common -100 to +100 range.

  2. 02

    Fuse

    The inputs are combined into one score, with each contribution shown separately.

  3. 03

    Confirm

    Divergence and momentum shifts are marked only on closed bars.

What’s in the box

TradingView

v1.6.0
  • Invite-only access to the Pine Script indicator on your TradingView account
  • Pre-built chart layout with the template applied
  • Recommended input presets for each supported timeframe
  • Setup guide with screenshots
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.

MetaTrader 5

v1.6.0
  • Compiled .ex5 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL5/Indicators and the template into MQL5/Profiles/Templates, then restart MetaTrader 5.

MetaTrader 4

v1.6.0
  • Compiled .ex4 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL4/Indicators and the template into templates, then restart MetaTrader 4.

Signal behaviour

Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as non repainting.

How this tool behaves on the chart

Non-repainting

Once a signal is printed on a closed bar it never moves or disappears. What you see in history is what you would have seen live.

Every score and every marker is calculated from closed bars only. Once a divergence marker or a momentum shift is printed it never moves, never disappears and never changes colour. What you see in the history is exactly what you would have seen live at that moment.

Questions

Can I change which oscillators are included?

Yes. Each of the five inputs can be disabled, and each has a weight. Disabling an input redistributes its weight across the remaining ones so the score stays on the same scale.

Why fuse divergence instead of using RSI divergence?

Single-indicator divergence fires often and much of it goes nowhere. Requiring the fused score to diverge means several independent momentum measures have to agree, which produces fewer markers.

Does anything repaint?

No. Everything is computed on closed bars. The live bar shows a provisional score that updates as the bar forms, but no marker is printed until the bar closes.

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