Axiom MA Osc STR
A multi-timeframe moving-average oscillator with a weighted blend and a deliberately small kit of structural context tools — divergence, Keltner, BBWP, and Donchian — all drawn on the blended oscillator itself rather...
- IntroductionA multi-timeframe moving-average oscillator with a weighted blend and a deliberately small kit of structural context tools — divergence, Keltner, BBWP, and Donchian — all drawn on the blended oscillator itself rather...
- Quick StartThis page gets you from "just installed" to "I can trust what this pane is reporting on a default configuration." No tuning. No opinions about weights, sensitivity, or which extras to run. You are verifying that STR i...
- SettingsThis page walks every control you are expected to touch, grouped by the question each group answers. For each group you get defaults, the effect of moving the control, the tradeoff you are accepting, the misuse that m...
- Visuals and LogicThis is the page to read when the pane is drawing correctly but you are not yet sure how to read it. Every STR element lives inside one bounded 0 to 100 pane, and that shared frame is what makes the structural extras...
- MTF and RepaintingRead this page before you trust STR on any multi-timeframe chart. "Multi-timeframe" covers several distinct behaviors, and three of them carry a cost the reader is expected to understand before acting on the pane: the...
- AlertsSTR exposes a small, deliberate set of alert conditions. Each one reports a relationship that is true on a confirmed bar — nothing more. No alert calls a direction, none promises follow-through, and none fires during...
- WorkflowsThis page is three concrete routines you can run today. They are not the only correct uses of STR and they are not a ladder to climb in order. Pick the one closest to what you are actually trying to do, run it as writ...
- Limitations and Trust BoundariesThis page exists because STR's best feature and its most dangerous misread are the same thing: a single bounded pane where multiple structural readings sit inside one coordinate system. That shared frame is what makes...
- TroubleshootingA symptom-first page. When something on your chart looks wrong, start here and work back to cause. Each symptom below is paired with the most likely causes in order, a fix for each, and — where it matters — a note on...
- For the GeeksThis page is for the reader who wants to know *why* STR behaves the way it does under the hood. It is a trust-building page rather than an implementation guide. The goal is for you to finish reading it with a firmer m...