Axiom MA
A focused three-slot multi-timeframe moving-average overlay, a declared blended line on top, one global repaint switch, and nothing else sitting between you and the read.
- IntroductionA focused three-slot multi-timeframe moving-average overlay, a declared blended line on top, one global repaint switch, and nothing else sitting between you and the read.
- Quick StartA one-sentence reminder before you touch a knob: Axiom MA is a three-slot multi-timeframe MA overlay with a declared blended line alongside the slots. It does not emit signals and it is not repaint-proof. The goal of...
- SettingsThis page is the single reference for every input Axiom MA ships. It is organised by slot lifecycle rather than by the order TradingView happens to list the controls in: first what the slot does on and off, then where...
- Visuals & LogicThis page answers two questions the tool will keep asking you: **what is every line on my chart, and what is it actually telling me?** It covers every visible element, every meaningful state change, the trap most firs...
- AlertsAxiom MA registers **ten alert conditions** and exposes **two hidden count plots** that exist so you can dress alert messages with live numbers. Every alert is gated by bar-close on the chart timeframe. None of them a...
- MTF & RepaintingThis page is what you are choosing when you decide how to use the global `On Bar Close?` switch. It is the page you read before flipping it in production, and it is the page to open first when a higher-timeframe line...
- Limitations & Trust BoundariesThis page is a map of what you are choosing when you put Axiom MA on a chart. It is not a legal disclaimer and it is not a softer sales pitch. The goal is to name, precisely, what the tool is reliably good at, what it...
- WorkflowsThis page is where the tool stops being reference and starts being routine. Five named workflows below — each is a concrete end-to-end setup, a reason you would reach for it, how to verify it is doing what you think,...
- TroubleshootingThis page is for when something on the chart is not doing what you expect. It maps the symptom you are actually seeing to the most likely cause and to the fix. It also separates two very different buckets that readers...
- For the GeeksA note before the mechanics.