Lard Son Line

The Lard Son Line is a dual-EMA trend-following indicator built on two Exponential Moving Averages (EMA1 length 33 and EMA2 length 61) that identifies trend direction and generates crossover signals.

Core Features

Trend Determination: EMA1 (faster, 33-period) crossing above EMA2 (slower, 61-period) signals a bullish trend ("Breakout"); EMA1 crossing below EMA2 signals a bearish trend ("Breakdown").

Visual Elements:

• Both EMAs are plotted on the chart with dynamic coloring (greenish when bullish, pinkish/red when bearish).
  
• The area between the two EMAs is filled with a semi-transparent color matching the current trend.
  
• Price bars are colored based on trend (green for EMA1 > EMA2, red for EMA1 < EMA2) when the option is enabled.
  
• Optional additional bar coloring (blue when price simultaneously crosses above both EMAs, orange when below both) highlights rare strong momentum bars.
  
• Optional background coloring reinforces the overall trend visually.
  

Signals:

• "Up" label (green) appears below the bar following an EMA bullish crossover.
  
• "Down" label (red) appears above the bar following an EMA bearish crossover.
  
• Alerts can be enabled for EMA crossovers and for the rare cases where price simultaneously crosses both EMAs on the same bar.
  

Dashboard (optional table in the corner):

• Shows current trend direction (EMA1 relative to EMA2).
  
• Displays whether price is above or below EMA1 and above or below EMA2, with color-coded cells for quick reference.
  

Trading InterpretationThe indicator is primarily a trend-following system: traders typically view bullish crossovers as potential long entries and bearish crossovers as potential short/exit signals. The simultaneous price-cross-both-EMAs condition is a stronger momentum filter (rarer, often on gaps or very strong moves). The combination of colored bars, filled channel, and optional background makes trend changes highly visible at a glance.It is clean, customizable, and suitable for swing or position trading on higher timeframes where 33/61 EMA crossovers tend to capture meaningful medium-term trend shifts.