OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

Triple Dip Averaging

Von kk3080
### Indicator Name: Triple Dip Averaging (TDA)

#### Description:
**Triple Dip Averaging (TDA)** is a unique and strategic tool designed for long-term investors who are looking to systematically average down their investments during market downturns. This indicator provides a structured approach to reduce the average cost of your holdings by executing additional buy transactions at predetermined levels when the price falls below your initial purchase price. By leveraging the power of averaging down, TDA helps you to lower your cost basis and improve potential profitability when the market rebounds.

#### How It Works:
When you make your initial purchase of a stock or any financial instrument, you enter the price of that transaction as the **Initial Buy Price (X)**. The TDA indicator then automatically calculates three subsequent averaging levels based on the percentage drops from your previous average price:

1. **First Averaging Level:** Triggers when the market price falls **5% below your Initial Buy Price (X)**.
2. **Second Averaging Level:** Triggers when the market price falls **10% below your New Average Price (Y)**, which is calculated after the first averaging.
3. **Third Averaging Level:** Triggers when the market price falls **15% below your New Average Price (Z)**, which is calculated after the second averaging.

These levels are plotted on your chart as visual guides, showing where you would perform your averaging transactions. This structured approach not only helps you to systematically manage your investments but also takes the emotion out of decision-making during volatile market conditions.

#### How to Use:

1. **Initial Setup:**
- Input your **Initial Buy Price (X)** into the indicator settings.
- Set the quantity of shares or units you bought at this price.
- Enable the alert feature if you wish to be notified when the price reaches each averaging level.

2. **Interpreting the Indicator:**
- **Blue Horizontal Line:** Represents your Initial Buy Price (X).
- **Red Dashed Lines:** Represent the levels where averaging down should occur.
- The first red dashed line indicates the 5% drop level (first averaging level).
- The second red dashed line indicates the 10% drop level (second averaging level).
- The third red dashed line indicates the 15% drop level (third averaging level).

3. **Executing Your Trades:**
- When the market price reaches each red dashed line, consider placing a buy order for the same quantity as your initial purchase. This will lower your average buy price.
- The indicator provides you with exact levels for where to average down, helping you to be prepared and disciplined in your approach.

4. **Alerts:**
- Alerts are built into the indicator for each averaging level. You will receive notifications when the market price reaches these critical points, allowing you to act quickly and efficiently.

#### Benefits:
- **Systematic Approach:** Removes emotion from trading decisions by following a pre-determined plan.
- **Improved Risk Management:** By averaging down at specific intervals, you can lower your cost basis and potentially reduce losses.
- **Customizable Alerts:** Stay informed with alerts that notify you when it’s time to consider additional purchases.

**Triple Dip Averaging (TDA)** is a powerful addition to any long-term investor's toolkit, providing a disciplined approach to managing your investments through market fluctuations. Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the market, TDA helps you navigate volatility with confidence.

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