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Black Tie Triple HMA stacks three Hull Moving Averages, 55, 100 and 200, and colors each one by its own slope: green while it is rising, red while it is falling. The Hull is built to cut the lag of a normal moving average while staying smooth, so these turns show up earlier and cleaner than an EMA or SMA of the same length. Read it the way the Hull is meant to be read: by the turn, not the cross. The fast line (55) tracks momentum and flips first. The slow line (200) holds the trend and flips last. The mid line (100) sits between them. When all three agree in color you have alignment; when the fast one flips against the slow ones, momentum is shifting inside a standing trend. The moment a line changes color is the signal, which is why this tool watches slope flips rather than line crossovers, exactly as the Hull's design intends. Each Hull is independent: turn it on or off, set its length, its rising and falling colors, and its width. Built-in alerts fire on every slope flip, up and down, for all three lines, so you can be told the instant momentum, the mid trend or the main trend turns. This draws the trend state, not a trade command. It shows you when the slope turns, not when to click. No repainting of confirmed bars, no arrows dressed up as certainty.

1.0.0 · published 2026-10-02 · 1 version · 0 purchases

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