Moving Averages seperation indicator?

First I would like to say I really appreciate this forum and I apologize in advance if I am posting this in the wrong thread.

Does anyone have an indicator that will display (with an arrow) when 2 moving averages on a chart have a specific number seperation?

I have been searching and can't seem to find one.

Someday I hope to be able to create my own.

Anyways, if anyone can direct me to one I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

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Thanks highway3000... but not exactly want I am looking for.

Perhaps this example will help.

Let's say I have two MA's on my chart.

10 EMA and 20 EMA.

When the difference between the 2 MA's reaches (is equal to or greater than) a number I specify... for this example ... let's say 24.

MA(10) = 241.36
MA(20) = 241.12

It will display an arrow (or dot or something) under (or over) the next opening candle (depending on whether it's a long or short) after this specific seperation happened.

I have a feeling there is already an indicator that does this somewhere? Does anyone know?

I think I may have found what I was looking for... or close anyway.

It doesn't use arrows or dots but it does have an alert so that is cool.

If anyone knows of one that will also show the arrow (or dot) on the chart at the seperation please let me know.

I have attached it for those who may be interested.

it is MACD, no?

Hi,

I am no expert, but as Jane says, MACD stands for Moving Average Convergance Divergance. This is just a fancy way of say "How far apart are they". The MACD indicator does what you want.

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