Consensio — Indicators and Strategies

Consensio Allocation Tool Originally created and taught by Taylor Jenks, this indicator provides portfolio allocation suggestions based on the behaviour of price and 3 simple moving averages (4/10/40 by default) (ie. when short & medium term SMAs are above the long term then allocation is to be 100%). This percentage allocated to the stock/commodity is to be reduced as it passes below the SMA's, particularly as each moving average crosses. Consensio is useful for scaling in and out of a position as the portfolio allocation will change according to the momentum of the asset. The rules below are my own based on understanding of the trading system developed by Jenks and his online content. This script has the following rules: if fastAboveSlowMA and not mediumAboveSlowMA allocation := 30.0 else if longAboveFastMA allocation := 0.0 else if fastAboveMediumMA and fastAboveSlowMA allocation := 100.0 else if not fastAboveMediumMA and fastAboveSlowMA allocation := 80.0 else if not fastAboveMediumMA and not fastAboveSlowMA allocation := 50.0 else if not mediumAboveSlowMA and fastAboveSlowMA allocation := 50.0 // Calculate adjusted allocation percentage based on crossing moving averages allocation := allocation + (priceAboveFastMA ? 10.0 : -10.0) allocation := allocation + (priceAboveMediumMA ? 10.0 : -10.0)

Consensio V2 - Directionality Indicator This indicator is based on Consensio Trading System by Tyler Jenks. It is used for measuring the Directionality of the market. According to this trading system, you start by laying 3 Simple Moving Averages: A Long-Term Moving Average (LTMA). A Short-Term Moving Average (STMA). A Price Moving Average (Price). *The "Price" should be A relatively short Moving Average in order to reflect the current price. What is Direction(D)? Each Moving Average at any given time is pointing in a certain direction. It can either go Up, Down, or it can be in a Consolidation state. That's why, each Direction(D) is assigned to a score : Up = 2 Consolidation = 1 Down = 0 For example, if LTMA is directed Up, then D =2. What is Influence(I)? Generally, The fluctuation of the "Price" tends to have less influence on the "LTMA" than the fluctuation of the "STMA". this is why each Moving Average has different degree of Influence(I): LTMA = 9 STMA = 3 Price = 1 Moving Average Score To calculate the score of a Moving Average, you Multiply the Moving Average Direction(D) by its Influence(I). For example, if LTMA is directed Up then the score of this Moving Average is 18. What is Directionality? Directionality is the sum of all 3 Moving Averages score minus 13. For example, if the score of LTMA=18 and STMA=6 and Price=2, then Directionality is equal to 13. Also, if the score of LTMA=0 and STMA= 0 and Price=0, then Directionality is equal to -13. When Directionality is bigger than 0 the Directionality is Bullish. When Directionality is smaller than 0 the Directionality is Bearish. Conclusion Consensio Directionality Indicator helps us measure the Directionality of the market. Knowing the Directionality of the market helps us build better trading strategies. Recommendations Different Moving Averages may suit you better when trading different assets on different time periods. You can go into the indicator settings and change the Moving Averages values if needed. you should also use the "Consensio Relativity Indicator" In order to Understand the Market state. While using both of my Consensio indicators together, please make sure that the Moving Averages on both of them are set to the same values

Consensio V2 - Relativity Indicator This indicator is based on Consensio Trading System by Tyler Jenks. It is showing you in real-time when Relativity is changing. It will help you understand when you should probably lower your position, and when to strengthen your position, when to enter a market, and when to exit a market. What is Relativity? According to this trading system, you start by laying 3 Simple Moving Averages: A Long-Term Moving Average (LTMA). A Short-Term Moving Average (STMA). A Price Moving Average (Price). *The "Price" should be A relatively short Moving Average in order to reflect the current price. When laying out those 3 Moving averages on top of each other, you discover 13 unique types of relationships: Relativity A: Price > STMA, Price > LTMA, STMA > LTMA Relativity B: Price = STMA, Price > LTMA, STMA > LTMA Relativity C: Price < STMA, Price > LTMA, STMA > LTMA Relativity D: Price < STMA, Price = LTMA, STMA > LTMA Relativity E: Price < STMA, Price < LTMA, STMA > LTMA Relativity F: Price < STMA, Price < LTMA, STMA = LTMA Relativity G: Price < STMA, Price < LTMA, STMA < LTMA Relativity H: Price = STMA, Price < LTMA, STMA < LTMA Relativity I: Price > STMA, Price < LTMA, STMA < LTMA Relativity J: Price > STMA, Price = LTMA, STMA < LTMA Relativity K: Price > STMA, Price > LTMA, STMA < LTMA Relativity L: Price > STMA, Price > LTMA, STMA = LTMA Relativity M: Price = STMA, Price = LTMA, STMA = LTMA So what's the big deal, you may ask? For the market to go from Bullish State (type A) to Bearish state (type G), the Market must pass through Relativity B, C, D, E, F. For the market to go from Bearish State (type G) to Bullish state (type A), the Market must pass through Relativity H, I, J, K, L. Knowing This principle helps you better plan when to enter a market, and when to exit a market, when to Lower your position and when to strengthen your position. Recommendations Different Moving Averages may suit you better when trading different assets on different time periods. You can go into the indicator settings and change the Moving Averages values if needed. When Moving Averages are consolidating, the Relativity can change direction more often. When this happens, it is better to wait for a stronger signal than to trade on every signal. you should also use the "Consensio Directionality Indicator" to predict the directionality of the market. While using both of my Consensio indicators together, please make sure that the Moving Averages on both of them are set to the same values Consensio Trading System encourages you to make decisions based on Moving Averages only. I highly recommend disabling "candle view" by switching to "line view" and changing the opacity of the line to 0.

Consensio This indicator is based on Consensio strategy. Green = 100% Bullish, Yellow = 75%-90% Bullish, Orange = 30%-75% Bullish, Red = 100% Cash Position 1-4 Green candles = Bullish trend momentum (4 is stronger) 1-4 Red candles = Bearish trend momentum (4 is stronger)

CONSENSIO 3 MA ALERT This Alert Indicator is based on the Consensio Trading System, Created by an Amazing Man; The Late Tyler Jenks. The Consensio Investing and trading System was Designed to find and Scale Entry & Exit points within an Asset, with Preserving Capital, and with getting "90% of the Cookie" ... as Tyler would say. For a Basic Introduction to Consensio, Please Visit the Hyperwave Youtube Channel, and View the Archived Video's. www.youtube.com For a more in depth understanding of Consensio, consider Purchasing the Introduction and Advanced Consensio Webinars. lucidinvestmentstrategies.com Thank you Tyler, for generously sharing your Extensive knowledge with Investing and Trading, and for Creating an Amazing Community of People from around the Globe, who Continue to bring your Knowledge and Life's Work forward, for Future Generations to Learn. ...This Script, once loaded, can be Edited and re saved within the Script Editor, to Change the Alert Signal Wording.