Linear Regression Channel
SETTING MANUAL
1/ What is the Linear Regression Channel indicator?
Introduction:
- The Linear Regression Channel for TradingView is an advanced trading tool to identify key turning points and trend directions in the market with precision.
- This indicator is designed to adapt dynamically to market movements, making it ideal for various trading environments and suitable for all trading durations, from quick intra-day scalps to longer-term swing trades.
Benefits:
- Dynamic Support and Resistance Identification: The Linear Regression Channel excels in marking dynamic support and resistance levels, offering a clear visual representation of potential market turning points.
- Real-time Market Adaptation: This indicator continually adjusts to live market changes, ensuring that the trade setups it provides are timely and aligned with current market conditions.
- Versatility Across Multiple Markets: Whether trading forex, stocks, indices, or commodities, the Linear Regression Channel provides relevant and reliable insights, making it a versatile tool for a wide range of financial instruments.
- Strategy Enhancement: By highlighting potential entry and exit points within the market's natural price movement, this indicator aids traders in making informed and strategic trading decisions.
- Customizable Alerts and Settings: Equipped with various alert options, including pop-up, sound, email, and push notifications, the Linear Regression Channel can be tailored to fit individual trading preferences and strategies.
2/ Indicator Setting - Linear Regression Channel
Lookback Period: This setting adjusts the number of bars the indicator considers for calculating the Linear Regression Channel. A higher number provides a broader market perspective, while a lower number offers a more immediate view.
Dev 1, Dev 2, Dev 3, Dev 4: These settings determine the standard deviation levels for the channel lines. Dev 1 sets the first deviation level, Dev 2 the second, and so on. These levels help identify potential support and resistance areas.
Styling Settings:
Central Line Color: This option allows you to choose the color for the central line of the Linear Regression Channel, which represents the mean price level.
Dev 1 Line Color: Select the color for the first standard deviation line. This line often acts as the first layer of support or resistance.
Dev 2 Line Color: Select the color for the second standard deviation line, marking a stronger level of potential support or resistance.
Dev 3 Line Color: Select the color for the third standard deviation line, which can indicate significant support or resistance areas.
Dev 4 Line Color: Select the color for the fourth standard deviation line, representing an extreme but less frequently tested support or resistance level.
Central Line Width: Adjust the thickness of the central line for better visibility and differentiation from other lines.
Dev 1 Line Width: Customize the thickness of the first deviation line to distinguish it from other lines in the channel.
Dev 2 Line Width: Customize the thickness of the second deviation.
Dev 3 Line Width: Customize the width of the third deviation line.
Dev 4 Line Width: Adjust the thickness of the fourth deviation line, which is often used to identify extreme market conditions.
3. Alert set-up:
To stay updated on potential trading opportunities, you can set up alerts within the Linear Regression Channel indicator settings.
Step 1: From the indicator settings, customize your alerts by defining your desired parameters for buy and sell signals. The selected configurations will be used for notifications in Step 2.
Step 2: To receive notifications through the app, pop-ups, alert emails, Webhook URL, sound alerts, or email-to-SMS, enable these features by clicking on TradingView's Alert icon.
Step 3: Select Linear Regression from the “Condition” dropdown list
Step 4: A pop-up will appear as follows. Click on “Notification”.
Step 5: Choose the types of notifications you'd like to receive, and click the “Create” button.