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MFI + RSI + Momentum With Trend Labels for TradingView

MFI RSI Momentum indicator showing three oscillator lines with a mid line and real-time bullish bearish trend labels on a TradingView chart

This indicator combines Momentum, Money Flow Index and RSI in a single pane with color-changing trend labels that update in real time. The momentum line is normalized to stay within the same 0-100 range as RSI and MFI so all three can be read together. Default length is 100 periods, which provides a strong read on overall market direction across most charts and timeframes.

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WHAT IT DOES

Core Features

Three momentum and flow indicators in one pane with a shared mid line and instant-read trend labels. Built to give you fast directional consensus without analyzing raw data.

3 Indicators in One Pane

The indicator displays Momentum (MOM), Money Flow Index (MFI) and Relative Strength Index (RSI) together in a single pane. A white mid line shows the level each indicator needs to stay above to be considered bullish and below for bearish. When all three cross and hold above or below the mid line at the same time, expect a big move in that direction.

Normalized Momentum

Since standard momentum swings wildly past the 0–100 range, the momentum line in this indicator has been normalized to stay within the same range as RSI and MFI. It will not look the same as a standard momentum indicator side by side, but it provides a very reliable read on overall direction and market sentiment, even when price is diverging from the indicator.

Real-Time Trend Labels

Color-changing labels on the right side update in real time for each indicator. Green for bullish, red for bearish. This lets you glance at the labels and understand all three indicators’ direction without analyzing the lines. The indicator was built specifically for this type of fast, visual trend recognition.

Momentum as Lead Indicator

The momentum indicator is the most relevant of the three. If it is holding above the mid line steadily, the overall trend will usually continue upwards, look to buy dips while the momentum cloud stays above the white line. The reverse applies when it holds below. The indicators do not need to be actively rising to be bullish or falling to be bearish, they just need to hold above or below the mid line.

INTERPRETATION GUIDE

How to Read the Indicator

Mid Line Logic

Key Concept

These indicators do not need to be going up to be bullish or down to be bearish. They just need to hold above or below the mid line. As long as the line stays on the bullish side of the mid line, the trend is intact. Even if the value is declining. A cross below the mid line is what signals the trend has changed.

CONFIGURATION

Settings Overview

All colors, sources and lengths can be customized in the indicator settings input tab.

Main Settings

Setting Default Description
Length 100 The lookback period for all three indicators. Default is 100, found to be highly relevant across most charts.
Source Close The price source used for the calculations.
Colors Varies Customize the bullish, bearish and line colors for each indicator.

GOOD TO KNOW

Important Notes & Limitations

The momentum line is normalized to fit within the 0–100 range. It will not match a standard momentum indicator visually, but the directional information is accurate.
MFI requires volume data. Tickers without reported volume will not display an accurate MFI reading.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

The momentum line has been normalized to stay within the 0–100 range so it can be displayed alongside RSI and MFI in the same pane. It will not match a standard momentum indicator visually, but the directional information above or below the mid line is the same.
The 100 period provides a broader view of the overall trend and has been found to be highly relevant across most charts. It gives a stronger read on market sentiment compared to the standard 14. You can change it in the settings if you prefer a shorter or longer lookback.
No. They just need to hold above the mid line to be bullish. A declining line that is still above the mid line is still considered bullish. The trend only changes when the line crosses below the mid line.
Momentum is the most relevant. If it is holding above the mid line steadily, the overall trend will usually continue upwards. Use it as the primary directional guide and RSI/MFI as confirmation.
It works on all markets including stocks, crypto, futures and forex, and on all timeframes. MFI requires volume data, so tickers without volume may not show an accurate MFI reading.

CHANGELOG

Release Notes

Initial Release

First public release of the MFI + RSI + Momentum indicator with normalized momentum, shared mid line, and real-time bullish/bearish trend labels.

What's Included
Momentum, MFI and RSI in a single pane with a shared mid line
Normalized momentum to fit within the 0–100 range
Real-time color-changing bullish/bearish labels for each indicator
Customizable lengths, sources and colors

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