There's a simple trend count indicator that I found on the net that tells how many higher or lower, opens, highs, lows, closes there were.

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Found this on the net.

This tells you how many pips the current price is above or below the open x bars ago. Not exactly what you wanted but you could probably modify it. I just found this:

Just use MACD. MACD(x,y,z) where x = 2,3,4, y = 9, 10, 11, z = 15, 16, 17

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Many traders look at multiple time frames. The question is on what time frame are you trading? The M1 range is usually less than the H1 range. The H1 range is usually less than the D1 range. The D1 range is usually less than the W1 range. But, of ...

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Since you are using a ma(7), adding a ma(49) gives you a bias. Only take long trades above the bias and only take short trades below the bias. This will keep you out of trouble. 7 * 7 = 49 in case you are wondering why I choose 49.

Something like that?

I find free indicators on the net. One tells how many bars since the price crossed the MA and the other plots lines in the area between the two MA lines.

ma cross — Is that what you wanted?

I don't know if you can call it an indicator but I just would go long if the candle was green at a line and go short if the candle was red at a line.

Thanks BillyRayValentine. I should have thought to switch time frames. Or had I looked closer on the D1 and plotted a line at 107.35 then I would not have had to ask: I see 107.35 as a close twice and a low once. Thanks again.

I found the ribbon hard to use. The moving average heat map makes it easier to know what MA is above or below what other MAs. I use the col by row setting so by looking at a column I can see instantly how many MAs that column's MA is above or below. ...

Not sure I understand 107.35.