> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trinigence.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Supported Indicators

> Overview of indicators supported by Trinigence and how they are typically used.

## How to read this page

Trinigence supports a broad set of technical indicators commonly used in discretionary and systematic trading.

This page:

* groups indicators by category
* explains *what they measure*
* explains *how they are usually used*

It does **not** list every parameter or edge case - those are handled dynamically by ATI.

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## General availability

Trinigence supports:

* the full TA-Lib indicator set
* selected custom indicators
* derived indicators (states, trends, regime flags)

Indicators are available across:

* supported crypto markets
* all supported timeframes
* entry, exit, and filter logic

<Info>
  Indicator availability may depend on market data (price, volume).
</Info>

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## Trend indicators

Trend indicators help identify **direction and structure**.

Common examples:

* SMA (Simple Moving Average)
* EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
* WMA
* Supertrend
* Moving Average Envelopes

Typical uses:

* trend direction filters
* crossover-based entries
* dynamic support/resistance

Example:

```text theme={null}
EMA(50) is above EMA(200)
```

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## Momentum indicators

Momentum indicators measure **speed and strength of movement**.

Common examples:

* RSI
* MACD
* Stochastic Oscillator
* ROC (Rate of Change)

Typical uses:

* overbought/oversold detection
* momentum confirmation
* divergence analysis

Example:

```text theme={null}
RSI(14) crosses above 50
```

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## Volatility indicators

Volatility indicators measure **range and variability**.

Common examples:

* ATR
* Bollinger Bands
* Standard Deviation

Typical uses:

* adaptive stops
* volatility filters
* regime detection

Example:

```text theme={null}
ATR(14) is above its 20-period average
```

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## Volume indicators

Volume indicators measure **participation and conviction**.

Common examples:

* Volume
* VWAP
* OBV (On-Balance Volume)

Typical uses:

* breakout confirmation
* liquidity filters
* trend validation

Example:

```text theme={null}
Volume is above its 20-period average
```

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## Price action–derived indicators

These indicators are derived directly from price behavior.

Examples:

* previous high / low
* candle patterns
* range breakouts
* inside / outside bars

Typical uses:

* breakout strategies
* structure-based entries
* support/resistance logic

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## Custom & composite indicators

Trinigence also supports:

* custom indicators built into the platform
* composite indicators derived from multiple sources
* trend states (bullish / bearish)
* regime flags (trending / ranging)

These abstract complexity and expose simple states.

Example:

```text theme={null}
Trend is bullish
```

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## Indicator parameters

Most indicators accept parameters such as:

* length
* smoothing method
* multipliers

If parameters are:

* explicitly defined → used as-is
* omitted but standard → ATI applies defaults
* ambiguous → ATI asks for clarification

<Card title="What Trinigence fills automatically" icon="robot" href="/writing-ideas/what-trinigence-fills-automatically" horizontal>
  See how defaults are handled.
</Card>

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## What is not supported

Indicators that rely on:

* future data
* repainting behavior
* non-deterministic inputs

are intentionally not supported.

<Warning>
  Only indicators that can be evaluated deterministically on historical data are allowed.
</Warning>

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## Best practices

* Start with well-known indicators
* Understand what each indicator measures
* Avoid stacking redundant indicators
* Combine indicators with intent

<Card title="Operators & conditions" icon="code-branch" href="/indicators-logic/operators-and-conditions" horizontal>
  Learn how indicators become rules.
</Card>

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## What to read next

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Indicators overview" icon="wave-square" href="/indicators-logic/overview">
    How indicators fit into strategy logic.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Crossovers & trend changes" icon="shuffle" href="/indicators-logic/crossovers-and-trend-changes">
    Event-based indicator logic.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Entry logic" icon="arrow-right-to-bracket" href="/strategy-structure/entry-logic">
    Using indicators to open trades.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Writing trading ideas" icon="pen-fancy" href="/writing-ideas/how-to-write-a-trading-idea">
    Express indicator usage clearly.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

<Note>
  Indicators describe *what the market is doing*.\
  Logic decides *what you do about it*.
</Note>