3D moving average (MT4)

[Se7enTrader]

Good morning.
I ask if it is possible to create an indicator that either the average of the (eg.) CCI value on all timeframes.

I try to explain better:
Take every value of an indicator on every TF (M1, M5, M15, M30... MN), I make the sum, and then divide them by the number of values ​​taken (in this case all and 9). A simple moving average
We can define a 3D moving average

Some functions can be added:
1- the opportunity to select which TF activate (and consequently calculate the number in the denominator of the division by the average);
2- 2 thresholds to signal the crossing of each level.

And if we want to overdo we can double the indicator so that it can calculate aggregate values ​​for two different trends (example: Multiday vs Intraday) rather than two different Indi, selectable on the installation window.

We could make a version without even the lines, it just display the values, and it automatically sends alerts or e-mail or other been exceeded, a threshold rather than another.
What do you think? Too complicated?
I'd already be a programmer to be able to help, but i'm not... yet.

[Apprentice]

Your request is added to the development list under Id Number 3943

[Alexander.Gettinger]

Please, try this indicator:

3D_MA.mq4

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[Se7enTrader]

Thank you very much.
You were much faster than I thought
Thanks.

I have tried it and it wasn't exactly what I was wondering. That's why I took the liberty to make a small correction.
What do you think about?
It seems to work fine now

[Se7enTrader]

Example

3D_MA_Union.mq4

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I ask for your help to go to the '3D' Twiggs Money Flow which is at this link on thise site.
Unfortunately the code is so complicated and I really can not figure out how to do it.

In the meantime, I share this version of the previous one
In this indicator I have grouped the various timeframe into 3 groups: so we can see a Primary, a Secondary and a Tertiary signal:

1. the Primary use it as a long-term signal, when it is above the positive threshold for the long;
2. the Secondary for the entrance, always the positive threshold for the long, and
3. the Tertiary line helps me in the sensibility of the entrance,
   
   • above positive threshold or
   • oversold, below the 2° threshold in the negative side,
   • when in overbought, around quote 200, wait for it is discharged at least a little bit
   for entry in long.

Vice versa for short.

Tell me if you have any other ideas for a more profitable use