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Heatmap Liquidity Zones [BigBeluga]🔵 OVERVIEW Heatmap Liquidity Zones is a higher-timeframe volume heatmap tool designed to reveal where liquidity is concentrated inside institutional ranges. Instead of plotting a traditional volume profile, this indicator builds a dynamic heatmap across each selected higher-timeframe candle. It highlights high-volume price clusters, filters significant liquidity zones, and extends them forward as actionable support/resistance levels. The result is a clean liquidity map that visualizes where participation is strongest — and where reactions are most likely to occur. 🔵 CORE CONCEPT HTF Range Segmentation — Each higher-timeframe candle (D/W/M or custom) defines a new accumulation range. ATR-Based Adaptive Binning — Vertical bin size is derived from ATR to maintain consistent resolution across volatility regimes. Volume Density Mapping — Volume is distributed into price bins and normalized relative to the highest-volume bin. Liquidity Filtering — Only bins exceeding a configurable percentage threshold are promoted to active liquidity levels. Self-Cleaning Zones — Liquidity levels automatically disappear once breached by price. 🔵 HOW IT WORKS 1️⃣ Higher-Timeframe Reset Logic When a new selected HTF candle begins, the previous range is finalized. A new accumulation range starts from that bar. High and Low are tracked dynamically throughout the segment. 2️⃣ ATR-Based Bin Construction ATR defines the vertical bin size (ATR × Multiplier). The total range is divided into up to Max Bins. This ensures bin resolution adapts automatically to volatility. 3️⃣ Volume Distribution For each completed segment, volume is distributed into bins based on proximity to bin midpoint. Volume per bin is normalized relative to the maximum bin. Each bin is assigned a heat color based on relative density: Low Density → Purple Mid Density → Cyan High Density → Yellow 4️⃣ Liquidity Zone Creation If a bin exceeds the Liquidity Filter %, it becomes a tracked liquidity level. Liquidity levels extend forward as horizontal lines. The thickness is controlled by Liquidity Level Width. Stronger zones display larger markers and percentage labels. 🔵 HEATMAP VISUAL STRUCTURE Completed segments display full heatmap boxes across the range. Active segment updates in real time. Color intensity reflects liquidity concentration. High-density zones stand out clearly for institutional reference. 🔵 OPTIONAL MOVING AVERAGE Optional smoothing MA overlay (SMA, EMA, RMA, WMA, VWMA). Hidden by default. Can be used for confluence with liquidity zones. 🔵 KEY FEATURES Higher-timeframe segmented liquidity mapping. ATR-based adaptive resolution. Three-stage heatmap gradient. Configurable liquidity filtering. Auto-expiring support/resistance levels. Dynamic zone thickness based on volume strength. Real-time developing heatmap. Optional MA overlay. 🔵 HOW TO USE Focus on yellow (high-density) zones for strongest liquidity pools. Watch reactions at filtered liquidity levels. Use HTF segmentation (Weekly/Monthly) to identify institutional positioning. Combine with breakout tools for liquidity sweep setups. Lower ATR multiplier → more granular liquidity clusters. Higher Liquidity Filter % → only strongest zones remain. 🔵 INTERPRETING LIQUIDITY High density near highs → potential distribution. High density near lows → potential accumulation. Clustered zones → compression areas before expansion. Thin zones → low participation, faster price movement potential. 🔵 CONCLUSION Heatmap Liquidity Zones transforms higher-timeframe volume into a structured liquidity map. By combining ATR-adaptive binning, density-based heat gradients, and intelligent liquidity filtering, it highlights where institutional participation is concentrated — and where meaningful reactions are most likely. This makes it especially powerful for identifying liquidity pools, sweep zones, and structural turning points.
Pine Script® indicator
by BigBeluga
6
Daily High/Low probability zonesDaily High/Low probability zones Overview Daily Segment Probabilities analyses the statistical distribution of where a market forms its daily High and daily Low relative to the previous session's range. By studying the prior day's High (PDH) and Low (PDL) across a user-defined lookback window, the indicator divides the price space around that range into 12 equal segments of 25% each — from −100% to +200% — and calculates how frequently the current session's High and Low have historically landed inside each segment. The result is a probability map drawn directly on the chart for today's session, letting you see at a glance which zones have historically attracted the day's extremes. What is shown on the chart The PDH and PDL of the prior session are drawn as solid horizontal lines across the current day, labelled in the margin. These form the 0% and 100% anchor points of the range. Twelve segment boundaries are then projected from PDL upward and downward using the prior day's range as the measuring unit. Each boundary is coloured by zone: teal for the inside range (0–100%), indigo for upside extensions (above 100%), and red for downside extensions (below 0%). The 0% and 100% lines themselves are omitted from the segment boundaries since the PDH/PDL lines already mark them. At the midpoint of each band, a label shows the segment name alongside the historical probability of the day's High and Low forming within that band — for example 0–25% H:18% L:34%. A tooltip on each label gives the full count of occurrences out of total sample days. The two highest-probability bands are highlighted with a filled overlay: a gold fill marks the segment where the day's High has most frequently formed, and an orange fill marks the segment where the day's Low has most frequently formed. These fills are also reflected in the probability table — the High% and Low% cells for the top segments are coloured to match, creating a direct visual link between the chart and the table. Labels for the top bands carry a ★H or ★L marker for quick identification. The probability table The table summarises the full segment distribution in a compact grid with four columns: Seg — segment number (1–12, top to bottom of chart) Range — the percentage band that segment covers High% — percentage of historical days where the session High formed in this segment Low% — percentage of historical days where the session Low formed in this segment Below the twelve data rows is an OOB (out-of-bounds) row counting days where the High or Low fell completely outside the −100% to +200% window. The footer row shows the actual sample size (n) and the configured lookback. The High% and Low% cells for the two top-probability segments are highlighted with the same fill colours used on the chart, so the table and the chart read as a unified system. How the lookback and calculation work The lookback setting (default 250 days, range 10–500) defines how many prior daily sessions are included in the historical sample. For each day in that window the indicator: Takes the prior session's High and Low to establish the reference range and its 0% / 100% anchors. Measures where that session's own High and Low fell, expressed as a percentage of the prior range above the prior Low — so a High exactly at the PDH of its own prior session registers as 100%, and a Low exactly at the PDL registers as 0%. Assigns each reading to whichever 25%-wide segment it falls into. Counts occurrences per segment across all n valid days (days where the prior range is greater than zero are included; zero-range days are skipped). Probabilities in the table and labels are the count for each segment divided by n, rounded to the nearest whole percent. The top-segment fills and ★ markers are determined purely by the highest raw count, not the rounded percentage, so ties resolve correctly. A minimum of 5 valid days is required before anything is drawn. Settings Core Settings Lookback (days) — number of prior sessions used to build the probability distribution. Higher values give a more statistically stable sample; lower values are more responsive to recent market character. 250 days (roughly one trading year) is a reasonable default for most instruments. Visual Settings PDH/PDL line colour — colour of the prior day High and Low anchor lines. Inside range colour (0–100%) — colour applied to segment boundaries within the prior range. Extension above colour (>100%) — colour for boundaries above the PDH. Extension below colour (<0%) — colour for boundaries below the PDL. Label text colour — colour of the midpoint probability labels. Segment line style — Solid, Dotted, or Dashed for segment boundaries. PDH/PDL line style — Solid, Dotted, or Dashed for the anchor lines. Top High% band fill colour — fill colour for the highest-probability High segment (default gold). Top Low% band fill colour — fill colour for the highest-probability Low segment (default orange). Table Settings Show probability table — toggle the table on or off. Table position — Top Right, Bottom Right, Middle Right, Bottom Center, or Middle Left. Table text size — Auto, Tiny, Small, Normal, Large, or Huge. Interpreting the output The indicator does not predict where price will go — it describes where it has historically gone. A segment showing H:35% means the day's High landed in that band on roughly one in three days over the lookback period. Used alongside other context (session opens, market structure, news), the distribution can inform expectations for the day's likely trading range and where extension targets have historically clustered. Segments inside the prior range (0–100%) capturing a high proportion of Low readings suggest mean-reversion sessions are common for the instrument. Large probabilities in extension segments (above 100% or below 0%) reflect trending or breakout tendencies. The OOB row is worth watching on highly volatile instruments where extreme moves regularly exceed the prior range by a wide margin. Notes The indicator is drawn only on the last bar of the chart to avoid repainting and to keep line/label counts within TradingView's limits. It is designed for use on intraday timeframes (1m–1h) where the daily session boundaries are visible. On a daily chart it will still compile but the lines will span only the current day's single candle. The prior session data is fetched via request.security on the daily timeframe with lookahead_off to prevent look-ahead bias. All percentages shown are based on historical frequency only and carry no implied forward guarantee.
Pine Script® indicator
by lucymatos
Smart Money Concepts [Quantum Algo]Smart Money Concepts is a Pine Script v5 indicator that detects market structure shifts, volumetric order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, equal highs and lows, and premium/discount zones using the Smart Money Concepts methodology. It tracks BOS and CHoCH events on confirmed swing pivots, grades each order block A/B/C by displacement quality, scores overall confluence on a 0–100 scale across chart and higher timeframes, and visualizes institutional buy/sell activity directly inside each order block. The script is open-source. All structural signals are confirmed on bar close and do not repaint. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ HOW IT WORKS ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ 1. Swing pivot detection. Pivots are identified using a fixed-length lookback (default 50 bars). A swing high confirms when the bar at index n has the highest high in the surrounding window; a swing low confirms symmetrically. Each confirmed pivot is stored as a single mutable reference point and labeled HH/HL/LH/LL based on its relationship to the previous pivot of the same type. The pivot length is configurable from 10 to 200 bars to control structural sensitivity. 2. BOS and CHoCH detection. A break of structure fires on ta.crossover(close, swingHigh) for bullish continuation, and ta.crossunder(close, swingLow) for bearish continuation. A change of character is identified when the break occurs against the prevailing bias (bullish break during bearish trend, or vice versa). Each pivot carries a crossed flag that prevents the same level from re-triggering structural breaks. An optional toggle requires a recent liquidity sweep before validating any structural break — off by default for standard SMC behavior. 3. Liquidity sweep markers. When a candle wick pierces a swing high or swing low but the close returns inside the prior range, a sweep marker (×) is drawn at the wick extreme. This identifies stop-hunts and false breakouts in real time, and feeds the sweep-validation toggle in the structure logic. 4. Volumetric order blocks with quality grades. When a structural break fires, the script scans backward for the most recent opposite-direction candle and scores it 0–100 across three weighted components: body-to-range ratio (30%), ATR-normalized displacement of the breakout leg (45%), and volume relative to the 20-bar volume average (25%). The score maps to a letter grade — A (≥75), B (≥55), or C — displayed inside the order block. A minimum-grade filter excludes lower-quality blocks before they render. 5. Activity split inside order blocks. Each unmitigated order block displays two internal sub-zones: a buy-activity band (upper half) and sell-activity band (lower half), advancing rightward over time. The activity columns visualize the directional pressure since the block formed, scaling proportionally to the bars elapsed since origin. 6. Order block to breaker conversion. When price closes through an order block (configurable: close or wick mitigation source), the block is removed from the active array. This keeps the chart focused on currently-relevant zones rather than accumulating mitigated history. 7. Fair value gap detection with mid-line. A bullish FVG forms when low > high and the gap exceeds the threshold (default 0.5 × ATR). Bearish FVGs are symmetric. Each FVG renders as a transparent box with an optional dotted mid-line marking the 50% retrace level. FVGs are removed from the active array when fully filled. 8. Premium / Discount / Equilibrium zones. Drawn between the two most recent confirmed swing extremes. Premium occupies the upper 5% of the swing range; Discount occupies the lower 5%; Equilibrium spans the middle 5% (47.5%–52.5%). The zones re-anchor on every new swing extreme, staying tight to the current structural leg rather than drifting across the entire chart history. 9. Equal highs and lows (EQH / EQL). Detected when a finer-grained pivot (default 3-bar confirmation) is within an ATR-scaled threshold of the previous same-type pivot. Marks levels where liquidity is likely to accumulate. 10. Composite confluence score (0–100). Computed every bar from five weighted components: chart bias (25%), HTF agreement across three configurable timeframes (25%), proximity to nearest unmitigated order block on the bias side (20%), price position relative to premium/discount equilibrium (15%), and recent sweep activity (15%). Displayed in the dashboard with color-graded background — green ≥70, gold ≥50, amber ≥30, red below. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ WHAT'S ACTUALLY DIFFERENT ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ ◆ Composite confluence score replaces single-factor signals. Most SMC scripts give one piece of information at a time — bias, OB position, FVG location — and leave the trader to weigh them. This script combines five weighted SMC factors into a single 0–100 score that updates every bar, making it possible to filter trades by confluence threshold rather than reading multiple sub-indicators visually. ◆ Order blocks are graded, not just detected. Standard implementations mark every candle that meets the basic OB criteria, producing chart clutter. Here, every candidate is scored on body ratio, displacement strength, and relative volume. The grade is visible inside the block, the threshold is user-configurable (A / B / C), and only zones with institutional-quality signatures are rendered. ◆ Buy/sell activity columns inside order blocks. Each unmitigated OB displays two internal sub-zones that advance rightward over time, showing directional pressure since the block formed. Standard SMC scripts render OBs as flat shaded boxes. The activity split provides a visual proxy for whether the zone is being absorbed or rejected. ◆ Multi-timeframe agreement scoring built in. Most SMC scripts operate purely on the chart timeframe. This one fetches bias on three configurable higher timeframes and weights their agreement into the confluence score, surfacing HTF-aligned setups without requiring a separate top-down workflow. ◆ Optional sweep-validated structure breaks. A toggle requires a liquidity sweep of the opposing extreme within a configurable window before validating any BOS or CHoCH. Off by default to preserve standard SMC behavior; on for traders who want to filter out weak breaks that fail within 1–3 bars. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ RECOMMENDED SETTINGS ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Forex majors (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY) — 1H to 4H: Pivot Length 50, Min OB Grade B, FVG Threshold 0.4 × ATR, Sweep Confirmation off, HTF set to 4H/Daily/Weekly. Optimized for session-driven moves around London and New York opens where structural levels respect institutional liquidity zones. Crypto perpetuals (BTC, ETH, SOL) — 15M to 1H: Pivot Length 30, Min OB Grade B, FVG Threshold 0.5 × ATR, Sweep Confirmation on, HTF set to 1H/4H/Daily. Tuned for 24/7 markets with higher noise floors and frequent stop-hunts on lower timeframes — sweep validation removes the bulk of false breaks. Gold (XAUUSD) — 1H to 4H: Pivot Length 40, Min OB Grade A, FVG Threshold 0.5 × ATR, Sweep Confirmation on, HTF set to 4H/Daily/Weekly. Designed for the elevated wick activity around US session open and the tendency for sharp sweeps before directional moves. Indices (SPX, NDX, DAX) — 5M to 1H: Pivot Length 20, Min OB Grade B, FVG Threshold 0.3 × ATR, Sweep Confirmation off, HTF set to 1H/4H/Daily. Tuned for cash-session structure and the typical post-open reversal patterns where sweeps cluster within the first 90 minutes. Higher-timeframe swing trading (any market) — 4H to Daily: Pivot Length 100, Min OB Grade A, FVG Threshold 0.7 × ATR, Sweep Confirmation off, HTF set to Daily/Weekly/Monthly. Reduces noise to the highest-conviction structural signals only. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ ALERTS & OUTPUTS ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Alerts available: Bullish CHoCH confirmed at swing high Bearish CHoCH confirmed at swing low Bullish BOS confirmed (continuation of bullish trend) Bearish BOS confirmed (continuation of bearish trend) Bullish order block mitigated Bearish order block mitigated New bullish fair value gap formed New bearish fair value gap formed Liquidity sweep detected at swing high Liquidity sweep detected at swing low On-chart visuals: Solid lines for BOS, dashed lines for CHoCH, with text labels at the midpoint Volumetric order block boxes with letter grade and volume metric Buy-activity and sell-activity sub-zones inside each unmitigated order block Fair value gap boxes with optional dotted mid-line Premium / Discount / Equilibrium shaded zones bounded by the most recent swing extremes Equal highs and equal lows marked with EQH / EQL labels and dotted connecting lines Strong High / Weak High and Strong Low / Weak Low labels at trailing extremes Liquidity sweep × markers at wicks that pierce and close back inside swing levels Multi-section dashboard with confluence score, chart bias, structural state, current price zone, HTF agreement, and active zone counts Optional candle coloring by current trend bias ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ NOTES ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Pine Script version: v5. Repainting: All structural signals (BOS, CHoCH, order blocks, sweep markers) are evaluated on confirmed bar close and do not repaint. Swing pivots are confirmed retroactively after the lookback window completes, which is standard behavior for any pivot-based system and is disclosed here for transparency. Compatibility: Works on all symbols and timeframes available in TradingView. Optimized for forex majors, crypto perpetuals, gold, and major indices. Functions on stocks but the volume-grading component may require threshold adjustment for low-volume tickers. Open-source: This script is open-source. Clone, study, and modify it freely under the terms of TradingView's House Rules. Republishing the source under a different name is not permitted. Credits: This indicator's logic is independently developed. The general SMC framework references the broader Smart Money Concepts methodology popularized by ICT and the trading community. The composite confluence scoring, A/B/C order block grading, buy/sell activity split, and dashboard architecture are original implementations. Disclaimer: This indicator is provided for educational and analytical purposes. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Position sizing and risk management are the trader's sole responsibility. Nothing in this script or description constitutes financial advice.
Pine Script® indicator
by Quantum-Algo
Stop Run Reversal Planner [AGPro Series]Stop Run Reversal Planner 🧠 Core Idea Did a stop run create a confirmed reversal context with clear risk, target room, and next-action guidance? 📌 Overview / What it does Stop Run Reversal Planner is a chart-first stop-run reversal planning tool built to evaluate wick sweeps around recent range extremes. The script detects when price runs beyond a prior high or low, checks whether price closes back through the swept reference, evaluates confirmation candle quality, scores volume response, measures target room, and converts the context into a 0-100 reversal readiness score. It produces stop-run wick zones, confirmation labels, reclaim rails, invalidation guides, reversal target bands, alerts, and a clean AGPro planning panel. It does not predict price direction, automate execution, or claim that every stop run must reverse. 🎯 Purpose & Design Philosophy This script was built for traders who want structure after a fast liquidity run instead of another simple sweep marker. Stop-run candles can look dramatic, but not every sweep deserves the same attention. Some sweeps reclaim cleanly, confirm with stronger candle behavior, and leave usable target room. Others are only noise, continuation, or incomplete rejection. The design supports a planning workflow: identify the stop run, wait for confirmation, read the readiness score, check invalidation, review target room, and decide whether the context deserves attention. ⚡ Why This Script Is Different Most stop-hunt tools focus on mapping sweep zones or marking that liquidity was taken. This script does NOT try to clone a stop-hunt map, liquidity grab detector, liquidity sweep engine, order block map, or broad SMC dashboard. Instead, it focuses on the post-stop-run reversal decision. The key question is not only "was a stop run printed?" The key question is "did that stop run turn into a confirmed reversal plan with acceptable reclaim quality, invalidation logic, and target room?" ⚙️ Methodology 1. Context Detection The script tracks recent range highs and lows, then checks whether price runs beyond one side with a meaningful wick sweep. 2. Reference Mapping The swept reference becomes the reclaim rail. The sweep extreme becomes the invalidation guide. The opposite side of the reference range, or an ATR fallback, becomes the target-room guide. 3. Reaction Evaluation The scoring model evaluates wick sweep quality, close-back-inside behavior, confirmation candle quality, relative volume response, trend-turn context, and available target room. 4. Visual Output Qualified contexts are displayed through stop-run wick zones, confirmation labels, reclaim rails, invalidation lines, target bands, alerts, and a compact AGPro panel. 🗺️ How to Read the Chart Zones = the stop-run wick zone between the swept reference and the sweep extreme. Labels = stop-run watch, confirmed reversal, invalidation, and target-band review markers. Colors = teal highlights bullish reversal contexts, pink highlights bearish reversal contexts, amber marks watch states, and indigo marks target-room areas. Panel = the panel summarizes Stop Run, Confirmation, Reclaim Quality, Invalidation, and Action. 🚦 Signals & States • Bull Stop Run Watch → price swept below the recent low and may need confirmation. • Bear Stop Run Watch → price swept above the recent high and may need confirmation. • Bull Reversal Confirmed → downside stop run reclaimed with enough confirmation quality and target room. • Bear Reversal Confirmed → upside stop run rejected with enough confirmation quality and target room. • Reversal Invalidated → price crossed the active invalidation guide. • Target Band Review → price reached the active reversal target band. 🔔 Alerts Logic Alerts trigger when a bull or bear stop-run watch appears, when a bull or bear reversal confirmation becomes active, when invalidation is crossed, or when the target band is reached. Alerts are attention markers. They are not trade instructions, entry signals, exit signals, or automation commands. 🧩 Confluence Logic The reversal context becomes stronger when multiple factors align: Stop-run wick + close back inside + strong confirmation candle + supportive volume response + usable target room + cleaner trend-turn behavior. When only one or two factors appear, the script keeps the context in watch mode or ignores it completely. 📊 When to Use • After fast wick sweeps beyond recent highs or lows • Around failed breakout or failed breakdown attempts • In range-edge reversal review workflows • When price reclaims a swept level and needs structured confirmation • When a trader wants risk, target, and action context instead of only a sweep marker ⚠️ When NOT to Use • Very low-liquidity symbols • Extremely noisy micro-timeframes • News candles with abnormal gaps • Strong one-way trend conditions where stop runs may continue rather than reverse • Situations where the user wants an automatic buy or sell signal 🎛️ Key Inputs • Stop-Run Reference Lookback → controls the recent high / low range used for sweep detection. • Sensitivity → changes how selective wick-sweep detection should be. • Confirmation Mode → controls how strict the post-sweep confirmation candle must be. • Minimum Reversal Score → sets the 0-100 score required before a confirmed plan is drawn. • Confirmation Window Bars → defines how long a stop run can wait for confirmation. • Target Room ATR Fallback → creates a practical target guide when the opposite range side is not useful. • Invalidation Buffer ATR → places the invalidation guide beyond the sweep extreme. • Visual settings → control zones, rails, target bands, labels, panel location, panel theme, and font sizes. 🖥️ Interface & Visual Design The interface is built to stay chart-first. The panel gives the decision summary. The stop-run zone shows where the sweep happened. The reclaim rail shows the level price had to recover. The invalidation line marks the level that would weaken the reversal context. The target band gives a structured review area without making a promise. The layout is intentionally compact, readable, and publication-friendly. 🧪 Practical Usage Workflow 1. Read the panel to identify the current Stop Run and Confirmation state. 2. Check whether the chart shows a stop-run wick zone and reclaim rail. 3. Review the Reclaim Quality score and confirmation label. 4. Compare the current price with invalidation and target-band guides. 5. Interpret the context with broader market structure, liquidity, and volatility conditions. 🔍 Interpretation Guidelines A stop-run watch means price has swept a recent edge, but the reversal plan is not yet confirmed. A confirmed reversal state means the script found stronger reclaim, candle, volume, and target-room conditions. An invalidation marker means the active context weakened according to the script rules. A target-band review marker means price reached a planned review area, not that the move must stop there. 🚫 What This Script Is NOT • Not a prediction engine • Not financial advice • Not an auto trading system • Not a guaranteed signal tool • Not a stop-hunt zone map • Not a liquidity grab detector • Not an order block or FVG map • Not a generic SMC dashboard ⚠️ Limitations & Transparency Stop-run behavior changes across symbols, sessions, and timeframes. Some stop runs continue instead of reversing. Some reclaim attempts fail after confirmation. Some symbols have weak or unreliable volume data, which can affect the score model. The script provides structured context, not certainty. 🧠 Market Context Notes Stop-run reversal behavior often appears near visible range edges, prior swing highs, prior swing lows, and failed breakout areas. The strongest contexts usually combine a meaningful sweep, clean reclaim, strong confirmation candle, usable room, and a clear invalidation guide. 🧾 Use Case Examples When price runs below a recent low, leaves a strong lower wick, closes back above the swept reference, and confirms with stronger follow-through, the script may classify the context as a bullish stop-run reversal plan. When price runs above a recent high, rejects the move, closes back below the swept reference, and confirms with stronger downside behavior, the script may classify the context as a bearish stop-run reversal plan. 🧱 System Philosophy Stop Run Reversal Planner follows the AGPro decision-engine approach: the goal is not to add another signal to the chart, but to organize the decision around validity, score, risk, target room, and next action. 🔐 Non-Promise Statement No script can guarantee a reversal, outcome, or market reaction. This script provides rule-based analytical context only. 📉 Risk Disclosure Trading involves risk. Users remain responsible for their own decisions, execution, risk management, and interpretation. This script does not provide financial advice. 📚 Educational Note Use the output as a structured review layer. The best readings usually come from combining the planner state with broader market structure, timeframe context, liquidity conditions, and personal risk rules.
Pine Script® indicator
by AGProLabs
CRT - RakhmanovFXCandle Range Theory: Bu indikator Daily (kunlik), Weekly (haftalik), 4 soatlik va 1 soatlik vaqt oraliqlarida maxsus sham shakllanishini aniqlaydi. Qanday ishlaydi: Indikator har bir shamni kuzatib, quyidagi holatni qidiradi: 1-sham — istalgan sham bo'lib, uning yuqori va quyi chegaralari asosiy diapazon sifatida belgilanadi 2-sham — 1-shamning yuqori yoki quyi chegarasini wick (soya) bilan kesib o'tadi, lekin tanasi (body) 1-shamning diapazoni ichida yopiladi Agar bu shart bajarilsa, indikator 1-shamning yuqori va quyi chegaralarida ikkita qora chiziq chizadi Bu nimani anglatadi: 2-sham 1-shamning yuqori yoki quyi tomonini "sweep" qilganda va diapazon ichida yopilganda, narx keyingi shamda qarama-qarshi tomonga harakat qilishi kutiladi. Sozlamalar: Line Length — chiziqlar necha bar davomida ko'rsatiladi Line Width — chiziq qalinligi Muhim: Indikator faqat oxirgi 3 ta shamni tekshiradi, shuning uchun grafik toza va tartibli ko'rinadi. **Candle Range Theory** This indicator identifies a specific candle pattern on the Daily, Weekly, 4-hour, and 1-hour timeframes. **How it works:** The indicator monitors each candle looking for the following setup: - **Candle 1** — any candle whose high and low establish the reference range - **Candle 2** — wicks above or below Candle 1's high or low, but the body closes back inside Candle 1's range - When this condition is met, the indicator draws two black horizontal lines at Candle 1's high and low **What this means:** When Candle 2 sweeps Candle 1's high or low and closes back inside the range, it signals that price is likely to target the opposite side of Candle 1's range on the next candle. **Settings:** - **Line Length** — how many bars the lines extend to the right - **Line Width** — the thickness of the lines **Note:** The indicator only looks at the last 3 candles, keeping the chart clean and uncluttered.
Pine Script® indicator
by rakhmanovfx
BUZZBOT SNIPER# BUZZBOT SNIPER — Quick Brief ## What it is A multi-confluence entry/exit system built on EMA crosses with volume confirmation, dressed up with a full bias dashboard and 5 take-profit levels. Designed to be visual, decisive, and idiot-proof — see the signal, see the levels, take the trade. ## How signals fire The trigger is dead simple under the hood: - **BUY** → 9 EMA crosses above 21 EMA **AND** current candle volume ≥ 2x prior candle's volume - **SELL** → 9 EMA crosses below 21 EMA **AND** current candle volume ≥ 2x prior candle's volume - No volume spike = no signal. The 2x filter is what cuts the chop and keeps you out of fake crosses. When a signal fires, the indicator auto-plots: - **Entry** at the close of the signal candle - **Stop Loss** at 1.5x ATR(14) away (configurable) - **5 take-profits** at 1R, 2R, 3R, 4R, 5R — each TP turns turquoise + gets a 🔥 when price hits it ## The Dashboard (top right by default) 8 rows of read-at-a-glance intel: | Row | What it tells you | |-----|------| | **BIAS** | The headline call — STRONG BULL / MILD BEAR / etc., based on a 7-factor confluence score | | **BULL / BEAR** | Score split as a % (each factor confirms = +1/7) | | **TREND** | EMA + VWAP combined → 🟢 UP / 🔴 DOWN / ⚪ MIXED | | **MOMENTUM** | RSI translated → OVERBOUGHT / OVERSOLD / BULLISH / BEARISH | | **STRENGTH** | ADX → STRONG (>25) or WEAK | | **VOLUME** | Live multiple vs. prior candle (✅ 2.4x means the filter passed) | | **SIGNAL** | What's happening NOW → 🚨 BUY / 🚨 SELL / IN LONG / IN SHORT / WAITING | The 7-factor confluence score behind BULL/BEAR checks: price vs VWAP, RSI direction, MACD, EMA cross, ADX + price vs EMA9, volume + candle direction, and 5m RSI. So the BIAS row isn't pulling one number — it's a vote across 7 signals. ## What's on the chart - **EMA 9 / EMA 21 ribbon** — green when bullish, red when bearish, fills between them so the trend is obvious at a glance - **VWAP** plotted as a 2-width line, color shifts based on whether price is above or below - **BUY/SELL labels** on the signal bar, signal candle turns black - **Retest candles** turn orange — when price pulls back to the 9 EMA after a signal (potential second-chance entry zone) - **Live entry/SL/TP lines** extend right, labels float to the right of price action ## Alerts Three alert conditions baked in: - `BUY Signal (Vol Confirmed)` - `SELL Signal (Vol Confirmed)` - `Any Signal (Vol Confirmed)` Right-click chart → Add Alert → pick condition → set "Once Per Bar Close" so you don't get fakeouts. ## Customization Everything is wired to inputs: - **Risk** → SL ATR multiplier, volume multiplier (default 2.0x), volume filter on/off toggle - **Visuals** → font sizes, ribbon opacity, label offset, dashboard position (any of 6 corners) - **Colors** → 4 groups, 25+ pickers covering dashboard, EMAs, VWAP, signals, every TP/SL line, and status colors ## Best timeframes EMA 9/21 + 2x volume is built for intraday — 1m, 5m, 15m on futures (ES, NQ, MNQ, MES) is the sweet spot. The 5m RSI confluence in the score makes it timeframe-aware. On daily/weekly the volume filter still works but signals will be rare. ## What it's NOT Not a system that takes every cross. The 2x volume gate is doing real work — most EMA crosses on a chop day will get filtered out, which is the whole point. Patience pays. *Educational purposes only — not financial advice.*
Pine Script® indicator
by jakobzahabi
Lucky13ema🚀 Lucky13ema - 1-Min Momentum Scalper What it is A filtered momentum strategy built around the 13 EMA crossover on 1-minute charts. Catches clean price breaks above/below the 13 EMA with 3 quality filters to reduce noise and improve win rate. Core Logic BUY: First green candle closing above 13 EMA (after being below) SELL: First red candle closing below 13 EMA (after being above) Triple Filter System: Volume > 20-period SMA × 1.2x (confirms conviction) VWAP alignment (longs above VWAP, shorts below) 5-min EMA confirmation (higher timeframe bias) How to Use Apply to 1-min chart of liquid instruments (SPY, QQQ, IWM, major stocks) Regular hours only recommended (9:30-4:00 ET) Start with defaults, then optimize: Profit Target: 1.5% | Stop Loss: 0.75% (2:1 R:R) Volume Multiplier: 1.2x *Toggle filters OFF first to see raw signals, then ON for quality Key Inputs Setting Default Purpose Use Filters ✅ ON Master filter toggle Volume Mult 1.2x Volume conviction threshold Profit % 1.5% Take profit target Stop % 0.75% Risk per trade Trailing Stop OFF Let winners run (10pt trail) Performance Notes 70-80% fewer signals vs raw EMA crosses Higher win rate from multi-filter confirmation Best on trending days, choppy markets kill it!!!!!!!!! Backtest 6+ months before live use Risk Management Fixed R:R or trailing stops keep math simple Never risk >1-2% account per trade Avoid news events - volume spikes create false breaks Pro Tips SPY/QQQ best - tight spreads, high volume Enable debug table to see filter status 2:1 R:R minimum (try 2%/1% settings) Trail on strong movers (>3% runs) Built for scalpers who want quality over quantity. Test thoroughly! *Published April 30, 2026 | Optimized for 2026 market structure
Pine Script® strategy
by TraderTed420
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ATC SuperTrend Pro What It Is ATC SuperTrend Pro is a trend-following indicator built on the classic SuperTrend framework and rebuilt from the ground up with three layers of intelligence the retail version simply does not have: a volatility regime engine that adapts the ATR multiplier to current market conditions, a volume participation classifier that tells you who is behind each trend flip, and a session-aware signal filter that focuses your attention on the time windows where trend flips have the highest historical follow-through. The result is a SuperTrend that doesn't just tell you which direction price is moving — it tells you whether the flip is worth acting on. ________________________________________ Who It's Built For ATC SuperTrend Pro is designed for active intraday traders who already understand trend-following but are tired of getting whipsawed by low-conviction flips in choppy, low-volume conditions. It works best on liquid instruments with clearly defined session structure. The indicator ships with optimized pre-built profiles for QQQ on the 5-minute and 1-minute timeframes, and a fully configurable Custom mode for traders who want to tune it to other instruments or session styles. ________________________________________ Core Concept At its foundation, this is still a SuperTrend indicator. Price closes below the dynamic ATR band, the trend flips bearish. Price closes above the band, the trend flips bullish. The band plots directly on the chart as your support and resistance anchor for the current trend. What makes ATC SuperTrend Pro different is what happens around that flip before it is presented to you. Every flip is evaluated against three filters simultaneously: 1. Is the volatility environment appropriate? The indicator continuously measures where current ATR sits within its recent historical range. If volatility is in a low regime, the ATR multiplier compresses slightly, pulling the band closer to price and making the indicator more sensitive. If volatility is in a high regime, the multiplier expands, giving the band more room and reducing noise-driven flips. If the market is in a normal regime, the base multiplier is used as-is. 2. Is there meaningful participation behind the flip? Every flip is classified by the volume ratio at the moment of the flip — current bar volume divided by the rolling average volume. Flips that occur on low relative volume are classified as Low Participation. Flips that occur on high relative volume are classified as High Participation. This distinction matters: a trend flip on thin volume is structurally weaker than a flip that occurs with genuine market engagement behind it. 3. Is this flip occurring at a time of day when trend signals are worth acting on? Not all hours of the trading session are equal. Choppy midday drift produces a high percentage of false flips that reverse within a few bars. ATC SuperTrend Pro lets you restrict signal qualification to specific time windows — the opening hour, the second hour, and the final hour — so that the flips that make it through to a Qualified status are the ones occurring when market structure is most directional. Only flips that pass all three gates simultaneously are elevated to Qualified status and trigger the primary markers and alerts. ________________________________________ ATC SuperTrend Pro Upgrades The standard retail SuperTrend uses a fixed ATR multiplier applied uniformly regardless of whether the market is trending quietly or exploding through key levels. ATC SuperTrend Pro replaces that single fixed value with three layered upgrades: Volatility Regime Engine — A rolling ATR percentile rank determines whether the market is currently in a Low, Normal, or High volatility regime. Each regime applies a different effective ATR multiplier using hysteresis-locked state transitions, meaning the indicator doesn't flicker back and forth between regimes on every bar when ATR sits near a threshold. The regime boundaries are defined by empirical percentile ranks (33rd and 67th percentile by default) rather than arbitrary round-number breakpoints. Participation Classification — Volume at the time of each flip is compared against a rolling volume moving average. Every flip is tagged with one of three participation states — Low Participation, High Participation, or Exhaustion Risk — before any signal is qualified. Exhaustion Risk Detection — A specific combination of conditions — high volume participation during a high volatility regime — is flagged as Exhaustion Risk rather than a clean directional signal. This is the market condition most commonly associated with climactic moves followed by reversal, and it is the one condition most retail SuperTrend tools would happily hand you as a clean entry signal. ATC SuperTrend Pro surfaces it explicitly and excludes it from qualified signals by default. Session Time Window Filtering — Seven configurable signal windows let you define when the indicator can issue a Qualified signal. The pre-built QQQ profiles apply empirically validated time windows out of the box. Timeframe Profiles — The Profile Engine loads pre-optimized parameter sets for QQQ 5-minute and QQQ 1-minute trading so new users don't have to guess at calibration. ________________________________________ Chart Visuals The SuperTrend Line — The core line plots directly on price. In a bullish trend it sits below price, acting as dynamic support. In a bearish trend it sits above price, acting as dynamic resistance. The line color shifts cleanly between electric green (bullish) and electric red (bearish) on each confirmed flip. The line uses a break style so it does not draw through gaps. Glow Layer — A wide, semi-transparent glow surrounds the SuperTrend line at 78% transparency, creating a visual halo effect. This is a cosmetic enhancement that makes the trend direction immediately readable on any chart background. It can be toggled off in settings. Trend Fill — A gradient fill extends from the SuperTrend line to the price close, color-matched to the current trend direction. Fill opacity adjusts automatically by volatility regime: tighter and more opaque in low-volatility conditions, slightly more transparent in high-volatility conditions where the fill region widens. This gives you a passive visual read on the current regime without requiring you to check the HUD. Candle Tinting — An optional setting tints every candle with a light wash of the current trend color at 72% transparency. Off by default. Qualified Flip Markers (Q triangles) — The primary actionable markers. A green upward triangle with a white "Q" label appears below the bar on a Qualified Bull Flip. A red downward triangle with a white "Q" label appears above the bar on a Qualified Bear Flip. These are the only markers that trigger the primary alert conditions. Low Participation Markers (small circles) — Cyan circles mark flips that occurred on below-average volume. These flips did not pass the participation filter for a Qualified signal. They are visible context — not action items. High Participation Markers (small diamonds) — Gold diamonds mark flips that occurred on above-average volume but did not qualify due to time window filtering or another gate. These are structurally stronger flips than the circles, and they are worth noting even when they fall outside the active signal window. Exhaustion Risk Markers (X crosses) — Orange X marks appear on flips classified as Exhaustion Risk — high participation volume during a high volatility regime. These are the most important non-qualified flips to understand. They are not entry signals. They are structural warnings. Volatility Regime Change Markers (tiny accent X) — A small gold-tinted X appears at the bottom of the chart whenever the volatility regime transitions between Low, Normal, and High. This is a background awareness marker, not a trading signal. ________________________________________ HUD Breakdown The HUD is a two-column table that anchors to your chosen chart corner and stays current on every bar close. Each row reflects a live or persistent state: Profile — Displays the active profile: QQQ 5m, QQQ 1m, or Custom. Gold text. Trend — Current SuperTrend direction: Bullish (green) or Bearish (red). This updates on every confirmed bar close. Signal Window — Active or Filtered. Shows whether the current bar falls within the configured actionable time window. Green when active, grey when filtered. Useful for understanding in real time whether a flip occurring right now would qualify. Window Mode — The abbreviated label of the current time window configuration (e.g., "Open + Final", "2nd + Final"). Action Mode — The current participation mode filter displayed in abbreviated form (e.g., "Low Part.", "Non-Exh.", "All Flips"). Vol Regime — The current volatility regime: Low (gold), Normal (grey), or High (red). Updates whenever the regime transitions. Eff. Mult — The effective ATR multiplier currently in use after regime adjustment. In a Low volatility regime this will be less than the base multiplier. In a High volatility regime it will be greater. Current Part. — The current bar's volume participation ratio expressed as a multiple of the rolling average (e.g., "0.84×" means below-average volume, "2.31×" means more than double average volume). Color-coded: cyan for low participation, gold for high. Last Flip — The direction of the most recent trend flip (Bull Flip or Bear Flip). Flip Type — The participation classification assigned to the last flip: Low Participation, High Participation, or Exhaustion Risk. Color matches the corresponding marker color. Qualified — Whether the last flip achieved Qualified status (green "Qualified") or was filtered out (grey "Filtered"). ________________________________________ Logic Layers Reading the layers together is what separates ATC SuperTrend Pro from a standard flip-and-go indicator. Layer 1: Trend Direction — The SuperTrend line tells you what direction the tool currently calls. This is the structural backbone. Every other layer is commentary on that backbone. Layer 2: Volatility Regime — The regime tells you how tight or loose the market is relative to its own recent history. A Low regime means the market is coiling. A High regime means the market is already expanded. Flips in High regime conditions are more suspect — they may be climactic rather than initiating. Layer 3: Participation — Participation tells you whether the flip had genuine volume engagement or whether it was a thin-air move. Low-participation flips in a trending environment sometimes resolve as continuation after a shallow pullback touches the SuperTrend band. High-participation flips with the trend have the most structural conviction behind them. Layer 4: Exhaustion Risk — The highest-priority warning in the system. When all three of the following are simultaneously true — a flip occurred, volume is elevated above the participation threshold, and the market is in a High volatility regime — the tool flags Exhaustion Risk. This combination historically corresponds to moves that spike through the SuperTrend band on a burst of volume only to reverse back. Do not treat this as a confirmed directional flip. Layer 5: Time Window — The time window filter is the final gate. Even a structurally clean flip — Low participation, Normal regime, correct direction — will not receive Qualified status if it occurs during a filtered time window. This is by design. Qualified signals are reserved for periods of the session where trend initiation is most reliable. ________________________________________ Alerts ATC SuperTrend Pro includes eight distinct alert conditions covering every layer of the system. Qualified Bull Flip — Fires on a confirmed bullish flip that passes all three gates: time window, participation mode, and exhaustion exclusion. This is the primary long signal alert. Qualified Bear Flip — Fires on a confirmed bearish flip that passes all three gates. This is the primary short signal alert. Low Participation Bull Flip — Fires on a bullish flip classified as Low Participation, regardless of time window qualification. Low Participation Bear Flip — Fires on a bearish flip classified as Low Participation, regardless of time window qualification. High Participation Bull Flip — Fires on a bullish flip classified as High Participation but not Exhaustion Risk. High Participation Bear Flip — Fires on a bearish flip classified as High Participation but not Exhaustion Risk. Exhaustion-Risk Bull Flip — Fires when a bullish flip occurs simultaneously with High Participation and a High Volatility regime. Use as a caution alert, not an entry trigger. Exhaustion-Risk Bear Flip — Same logic for bearish direction. Volatility Regime Change — Fires whenever the volatility regime transitions between Low, Normal, and High. Any Flip — Fires on every confirmed trend flip regardless of classification. Useful for monitoring purposes when you want to observe all flip activity. All flip-based alerts respect the Confirm Markers / Alerts On Bar Close setting, meaning they will not fire mid-bar — only on a confirmed bar close. ________________________________________ How to Trade (Step-by-Step) Step 1: Select your profile. If you are trading QQQ on the 5-minute chart, select QQQ 5-Minute. If you are on the 1-minute chart, select QQQ 1-Minute. For other instruments or timeframes, select Custom and configure the parameters manually. Step 2: Confirm the signal window is Active. Check the HUD's Signal Window row before taking any action on a flip. If it reads "Filtered," you are outside the active time window. The indicator is still tracking trend direction, but Qualified signals are not being issued. You can watch the flip and mark the level, but wait for a time-window-active retest or a new flip within the active window before acting. Step 3: Wait for a Q marker. Only flips that print the triangle with the white Q label are Qualified signals. Do not act on circles, diamonds, or X marks as primary entries. Those markers are classification information. Step 4: Confirm the Flip Type in the HUD. After a Q marker prints, check the Flip Type row in the HUD. "Low Participation" means the flip occurred on thin volume — the move may be cleaner but should be confirmed with continuation. "High Participation" means strong volume engagement — this flip has more conviction, though the participation alone does not guarantee follow-through. Step 5: Note the volatility regime. If the Vol Regime row shows "High" and a flip just printed, proceed with tighter sizing than normal. High-regime flips on elevated volume are the conditions where Exhaustion Risk is most likely. A High regime with a Qualified signal that is classified as High Participation is structurally the strongest setup the tool will generate — but it is also the setup most worth confirming with at least one or two bars of follow-through before adding size. Step 6: Use the SuperTrend line as your stop anchor. Once in a trade, the SuperTrend line is your structural stop reference. In a long trade, price should remain above the line. A confirmed close back below the line flips the trend and is your exit signal. Do not move your stop to breakeven prematurely if price is simply oscillating near the line within a Low volatility regime — the tighter multiplier is doing its job. Step 7: Respect Exhaustion Risk X markers. If an X appears on a flip that was otherwise pointing in your favor, treat it as a warning to reduce size or stay flat rather than chasing the move. These prints are the system telling you that the flip is accompanied by the exact conditions most associated with reversal, not continuation. Step 8: Set your preferred alerts. For a clean setup, set alerts on Qualified Bull Flip and Qualified Bear Flip only. If you want supplementary context, also set the Volatility Regime Change and Exhaustion-Risk alerts so you are notified of structural shifts even when no Qualified flip is pending. ________________________________________ Settings Reference Profile Engine • Timeframe Profile — Selects QQQ 5-Minute, QQQ 1-Minute, or Custom. When a pre-built profile is selected, the Custom input groups below are overridden by the profile values. Custom exposes all parameters for manual tuning. Custom SuperTrend Core (active in Custom mode only) • Custom ATR Length — The lookback period for ATR calculation. Shorter values respond faster to volatility shifts; longer values are smoother. Default: 10. • Custom Base ATR Multiplier — The base envelope width as a multiple of ATR. This value is further modified by the regime engine. Default: 2.5. • Source — Price anchor for the ATR envelope. hl2 (the average of high and low) is the classic SuperTrend source and the recommended starting point. Custom Volatility Regimes (active in Custom mode only) • Custom Regime Lookback — The number of bars used to establish the ATR percentile baseline. Default: 100. • Custom Low-Vol Percentile — ATR readings below this percentile rank are classified as Low volatility. Default: 33. • Custom High-Vol Percentile — ATR readings above this percentile rank are classified as High volatility. Default: 67. • Custom Regime Hysteresis Buffer (%) — A buffer around each regime threshold that prevents the indicator from rapidly switching regimes on marginal ATR readings. Default: 3.0%. • Custom Low-Vol Mult Adjust — Multiplier scaling factor applied in Low volatility regimes. Values below 1.0 tighten the band. Default: 0.85. • Custom High-Vol Mult Adjust — Multiplier scaling factor applied in High volatility regimes. Values above 1.0 widen the band. Default: 1.15. Custom Participation Classification (active in Custom mode only) • Enable Participation Classification — Toggles the volume participation layer on or off. • Custom Participation MA Length — The rolling average lookback for the volume baseline. Default: 20. • Custom High Participation Threshold (× MA) — The volume multiple at which a flip is classified as High Participation. Default: 1.5×, meaning volume must be 50% above its rolling average. • Tag High-Vol / High-Participation Flips As Exhaustion Risk — When enabled, flips meeting both the High Participation and High Volatility regime criteria are tagged as Exhaustion Risk rather than High Participation. Signal Qualification • Confirm Markers / Alerts On Bar Close — When enabled, no markers, HUD flip updates, or alerts fire until the bar is fully confirmed. Recommended for live trading to avoid acting on signals that repaint within the bar. • Custom Actionable Signal Mode — Defines which participation class of flips can achieve Qualified status. Options: Low Participation Only, High Participation Only, All Non-Exhaustion, All Flips. • Exclude Exhaustion-Risk Flips From Qualified Signals — When enabled, Exhaustion Risk flips are never elevated to Qualified status regardless of other criteria. On by default. Signal Time Windows • Signal Time Zone — The timezone used for all session window definitions. Default: America/Chicago (CT). • Custom Actionable Signal Window — Selects which periods of the session can produce Qualified signals. Options: All Day, Opening Hour + Final Hour, Second Hour + Final Hour, Avoid Afternoon Drift, Opening Hour Only, Second Hour Only, Final Hour Only. • Opening Hour Window — Defines the opening window session string. Default: 0830–0929 CT. • Second Hour Window — Defines the second-hour window. Default: 0930–1029 CT. • Final Hour Window — Defines the final-hour window. Default: 1400–1459 CT. • Afternoon Drift Window To Avoid — Defines the midday drift window excluded when using the Avoid Afternoon Drift mode. Default: 1230–1359 CT. Premium Visuals • Shade Trend Fill — Enables the gradient fill between the SuperTrend line and price close. On by default. • Show Line Glow — Enables the wide semi-transparent glow layer behind the SuperTrend line. On by default. • Tint Candles By Trend — Applies a light color wash to candles matching the current trend direction. Off by default. • Show Non-Qualified Flip Class Markers — When enabled, Low Participation circles, High Participation diamonds, and Exhaustion Risk X marks are drawn for flips that did not achieve Qualified status. These are informational context markers. Recommended on. • Core Line Width — The width of the primary SuperTrend line in pixels. Range 1–5. Default: 3. Colors All default colors are fully customizable: Electric Bullish Trend, Electric Bearish Trend, Low Participation Accent, High Participation Accent, Exhaustion-Risk Accent, Neutral, and Premium Accent. HUD • Show HUD — Toggles the HUD on or off. • HUD Position — Anchors the HUD to Top Right, Top Left, Bottom Right, or Bottom Left. • HUD Theme — Dark (dark background, white text) or Light (light background, dark text). ________________________________________ Instruments & Timeframes ATC SuperTrend Pro was developed and validated primarily on QQQ on the 5-minute and 1-minute timeframes, for which pre-built profiles are included. The Custom mode is suitable for tuning to other liquid equities, equity index ETFs, and futures instruments on intraday timeframes where RTH session structure is well-defined. The indicator is a single-timeframe tool — it does not request external timeframe data and operates entirely on the chart's current timeframe and symbol. Allow a minimum of 100 bars of warmup before treating signals as fully calibrated. On short lookback timeframes with limited history, the ATR percentile baseline and volume moving average will stabilize as more data accumulates.
Pine Script® indicator
by ATConcepts
KeyTouch-MTF by PCUKeyTouch-MTF by PCU What it does KeyTouch-MTF generates mean-reversion signals when price touches a Keltner Channel band on a selectable higher timeframe and closes back inside it, filtered by an optional wick filter. The signal timeframe is fully decoupled from the chart timeframe, allowing multi-timeframe confirmation without switching charts. How it works The script fetches EMA, ATR, and OHLC data for the selected signal timeframe using request.security. Three Keltner bands are computed at ×1, ×2, and ×3 multipliers of ATR around the EMA. The signal logic checks two consecutive closed candles on the selected TF: the prior candle must have had its high/low reach the band, while closing back inside — a classic wick-touch mean-reversion pattern. An optional shadow filter requires the touching wick to represent a minimum percentage of the total candle range, which eliminates signals where the band touch was marginal. How to use it Set Signal Timeframe: leave blank to use the chart TF, or enter a higher TF (e.g., "60" for H1, "240" for H4) Select which band(s) trigger signals: ×1 is the tightest (more signals), ×3 is most extended (fewer, stronger) Enable Shadow Filter and adjust the minimum wick percentage to filter quality touches Toggle LONG/SHORT signals independently
Pine Script® indicator
by hd27042016
Structural Range Oscillator█ OVERVIEW Structural Range Oscillator is a structure-based oscillator that operates within the current market range, dynamically adapting to price extremes or relying on confirmed swing points (pivots). The indicator measures the position of price within the current market structure, showing whether price is closer to the upper boundary, lower boundary, or equilibrium. This allows you to analyze: * structural context of price * market phases (balance vs expansion) * transitions between extremes █ CONCEPTS Structural Range The indicator defines a working range using two modes: Trailing Range (dynamic) The range updates continuously, but asymmetrically: * one side of the range (in the direction of price expansion) updates immediately with new highs/lows * the opposite side updates only after a confirmed pivot forms This means: * the range expands quickly in the direction of the move * but contracts or resets only after structural confirmation Result: * fast adaptation to trend * but in strong trends it may generate more false signals (range keeps shifting with price) Pivot Range (static) The range is based entirely on confirmed pivots: * pivot high/low is formed only after a defined number of candles on both sides (Pivot Length) * both range boundaries update only after confirmation This results in: * delayed updates * higher structural reliability * reduced noise and fewer false signals In practice: * trailing mode = faster, reactive * pivot mode = slower, but structurally cleaner Oscillator Logic The oscillator calculates price position within the range: * 0 → price at range low * 50 → midpoint (equilibrium) * 100 → price at range high This helps identify: * stretched conditions * relative positioning within structure Midline (50) – Equilibrium The 50 level acts as: * directional bias divider (bullish / bearish) * dynamic equilibrium level * short-term directional filter Persistent Mid Trend The midpoint of the range (mid) has its own directional behavior: * rising → structural uptrend * falling → structural downtrend This provides an additional layer of trend context independent of the oscillator. Additionally, an optional feature allows: * candle coloring based on mid trend direction which makes trend filtering visually intuitive. Overbought / Oversold (OB / OS) OB / OS levels: * exist within the 0–100 range * are NOT the range boundaries themselves They can be adjusted depending on your strategy: * tighter levels → more signals * wider levels → more selective signals Interpretation depends on mode: * trailing mode → more frequent signals in trends (some may be false due to shifting range) * pivot mode → fewer but more structurally confirmed signals █ FEATURES The indicator offers flexible configuration: * range mode (Trailing vs Pivot) * oscillator smoothing (SMA, EMA, RMA, WMA) * adjustable OB / OS levels (within 0–100 range) * dynamic transparency of levels - for consistent solid lines, set equal values (e.g. 10) * gradient fill (momentum visualization) * range overlay on chart (high / low / mid) * candle coloring based on mid trend * channel gradient (range visualization) * Fibonacci levels based on current range * alerts █ APPLICATIONS Range Trading In consolidation: * range high → resistance * range low → support * mid → equilibrium The oscillator acts as a map of market structure. Trend Context Combining: * oscillator position (0–100) * midline direction helps determine: * whether the market is trending * or just reacting within a range Breakout Context If: * price holds near extremes * and the range expands (Trailing Mode) → it may indicate volatility expansion and continuation Fibonacci Levels Fibonacci levels are dynamically derived from the current range: * anchored based on the latest directional move (0 at high or low) * update automatically as range evolves Applications: * identifying retracement zones within the range * potential reaction levels * added confluence with range boundaries and mid Especially useful when: * price returns into the range after an impulse * looking for structured pullback zones Confluence & Confirmation The indicator is most effective when combined with other tools: * if range boundaries align with key support/resistance → higher probability of reaction * combine with momentum indicators → oscillator signals can act as early signals, while momentum confirms direction * use structure + momentum together instead of relying on signals alone Context interpretation * oscillator near 50 → market in balance * oscillator near extremes → tension / possible reversal or continuation * rising mid → bullish structure * falling mid → bearish structure █ NOTES The indicator measures price position within structure, not traditional momentum. This means: * it provides contextual insight rather than standalone signals * it is best used as a decision-support tool, not a trigger on its own
Pine Script® indicator
by Uncle_the_shooter
RSI + Pressure Trend ProRSI + Pressure Trend Pro is an RSI-based momentum and pressure framework designed to make RSI easier to read as a complete system instead of a single oscillator line. At its core, the script combines classic RSI behavior, synthetic RSI candles, higher-timeframe context, volume-weighted RSI, pressure normalization, crossover layers, and a chart-side pressure trail into one connected workflow. My goal is to create a script that organizes RSI strength, weakness, compression, expansion, and price confirmation into a cleaner visual structure. Most RSI tools focus on the 70 / 30 zones or simple moving-average crosses. Those are useful, but RSI often becomes more meaningful when it is read through several relationships at once: ➡️ Where is RSI 14 relative to its recent range? ➡️ Is fast RSI confirming or separating from the slower RSI structure? ➡️ Is RSI pressing into an upper or lower pressure zone? ➡️ Is volume-weighted RSI supporting the move? ➡️ Is the current RSI pressure regime being confirmed by price? That price-confirmation piece is one of the main ideas behind this script. The RSI Pressure Oscillator is built from several RSI-derived components that are normalized into a 0–100 pressure scale. The composite blends raw RSI level, recent RSI range position, RSI trend spread, short-term velocity, RSI band position, and volume-weighted RSI participation. The result is a pressure line that behaves like an RSI-style oscillator, but with more context than raw RSI alone. The script then takes that pressure read and connects it back to the main chart through the RSI Pressure Trail. This trail is built from a volatility-adjusted price structure using ATR and a smoothed price basis. In other words, the oscillator pane is not isolated from price. The pressure regime must also be checked against where price is trading relative to the active trail. That is why the pressure colors are price-confirmed. When RSI pressure is bullish and price is holding the bullish trail, the pressure color can stay active. When RSI pressure is bearish and price is respecting the bearish trail, the bearish pressure color can stay active. When pressure is mixed, neutral, or not being confirmed cleanly by price, the system can fall back into a more neutral read. That makes the script less about “RSI crossed a level” and more about asking: Is price confirming the current RSI pressure regime? This script includes several visual layers built around that same idea: 🔹The synthetic RSI candles are included to make RSI movement easier to read bar by bar. Instead of viewing RSI only as a line, the script converts RSI 14 into candle-style movement inside the oscillator pane. The previous RSI value becomes the synthetic open, the current RSI value becomes the synthetic close, and the candle body shows the directional movement between those two points. This helps show when RSI is expanding, contracting, stalling, or changing direction more visually than a line alone. 🔹The RSI Candle Pressure Envelope adds another layer around those synthetic RSI candles. When RSI presses into the selected upper or lower trigger zones, the envelope fill turns on. This helps highlight moments where RSI is not just moving, but pressing into a stronger upper or lower momentum area. 🔹The lookback high/low boxes serve a different purpose. They highlight the recent RSI high zone and low zone inside the selected lookback window. This gives the oscillator pane a simple structure reference so traders can quickly see whether current RSI is pushing back into a recent high-pressure area, falling into a recent low-pressure area, or moving somewhere in between. 🔹The crossover layers are there to help separate short-term movement from broader RSI structure. 🔹The RSI Pressure Composite crossover layer is calculated from the pressure oscillator itself, not directly from raw RSI. This can help show when the pressure engine is beginning to rotate. 🔹The adaptive RSI moving-average layer is based on RSI 14 and can automatically adjust its fast/slow lengths depending on the chart timeframe. This gives the script a more flexible trend-context layer across different chart speeds. 🔹The standalone RSI 20/50 crossover layer gives a slower RSI trend reference. By default, it works like a broader momentum structure guide using RSI SMA 20 and RSI SMA 50. A practical way to read the script: ➡️ When RSI 14, RSI 5, and the pressure oscillator are rising together, short-term and core RSI momentum are generally aligned. ➡️ When the pressure oscillator is above the bullish regime zone and price is holding the chart-side pressure trail, RSI pressure is being confirmed by price. ➡️ When the pressure oscillator is below the bearish regime zone and price is respecting the bearish trail, downside RSI pressure is being confirmed by price. ➡️ When the pressure oscillator is in the middle zone, or when price is not confirming the pressure trail cleanly, the market may be transitioning, cooling, or moving through a less directional phase. ➡️ When the RSI 20/50 layer agrees with the faster pressure behavior, the broader RSI structure may be supporting the active move. ➡️ When the faster layers disagree with the slower layers, that often points to a transition area rather than a clean trend read. The chart-side tools are included so the oscillator pane and price pane stay visually connected. The optional RSI-colored candles keep normal OHLC price structure, but color the body, wick, and border using the RSI color engine. The RSI Pressure Trail projects the active RSI pressure regime back onto price as a support/resistance-style guide. That combination gives the script two views of the same idea: the pane shows RSI structure and pressure behavior. The chart shows whether price is confirming that pressure behavior. Bar Replay is especially useful with this script. Watching the system build one candle at a time makes it easier to see when RSI begins to expand, when synthetic RSI candles press into an envelope zone, when the pressure oscillator changes regime, when the crossover layers rotate, and how the chart-side pressure trail responds as price confirms or rejects the oscillator-side read. This is not meant to be a standalone buy/sell signal machine. RSI works best when it is read with context. Structure, support and resistance, volume, trend, higher-timeframe levels, volatility, and broader market conditions still matter. The value of RSI + Pressure Trend is that it gives RSI a more organized pressure framework. Instead of treating RSI as one line with two fixed levels, the script builds a connected view of RSI movement, RSI structure, pressure expansion, crossover behavior, volume participation, and price confirmation. The goal is to help traders read when RSI pressure is building, when it is fading, when price is confirming it, and when the oscillator and chart may be starting to disagree. The following charts show the different components of the script: ➖Optional Companion Workflow➖ RSI + Pressure Trend focuses on momentum pressure, regime shifts, and price-confirmed RSI behavior. When used with RSI Pivot Structure + Divergence Hunter Pro, traders can compare where RSI pressure is building against where RSI pivots, divergence, and structure are forming. ➖RSI Views Across Price + Oscillator Pane➖ This view shows how the script connects RSI behavior across the chart and oscillator pane. Price candles keep real OHLC structure while using the RSI 14 color engine. Below, RSI 5 and RSI 14 show fast-vs-broader momentum alignment, while synthetic RSI 14 candles convert the RSI line into candle-style movement for a cleaner bar-by-bar read. ➖Adaptive RSI vs SMA 20/50 Structure➖ This view compares two RSI 14 structure layers. The adaptive EMA crossover responds faster to RSI momentum shifts, while the SMA 20/50 layer gives a slower baseline for broader RSI structure. Used together, they help separate short-term RSI improvement from larger momentum confirmation. When the faster adaptive layer turns before the SMA 20/50 structure, it can highlight early transition behavior before the broader RSI trend fully responds. ➖RSI 14 + HTF RSI + Volume-Weighted RSI➖ This view layers three RSI references for broader context. RSI 14 shows the active momentum path, HTF RSI shows the higher-timeframe backdrop, and Volume-Weighted RSI shows whether RSI movement is being supported by stronger volume participation. ➖RSI Pressure + Adaptive MAs➖ This view shows the RSI Pressure Oscillator with its adaptive pressure moving averages. On the 15-minute timeframe, Auto mode uses the EMA 13 / EMA 34 pressure pair. The pressure line shows the active RSI pressure condition, while the MA fill smooths that movement into broader structure. When the faster pressure MA leads above the slower MA, pressure is improving. When it remains below, pressure is still leaning weaker. ➖RSI Lookback High/Low Zones➖ These boxes mark the recent RSI 14 high and low zones inside the selected lookback window. The upper zone highlights where RSI recently reached stronger pressure. The lower zone highlights where RSI recently reached weaker pressure. Together, they help frame RSI structure visually: upper zone = recent RSI resistance / pressure high lower zone = recent RSI support / pressure low ➖RSI Pressure Envelopes➖ The pressure envelopes highlight when RSI 14 presses into stronger upper or lower momentum zones. When RSI pushes into the upper trigger area, the upper envelope appears. When RSI falls into the lower trigger area, the lower envelope appears. This helps make RSI extremes easier to spot without relying only on the 70 / 30 guide levels.
Pine Script® indicator
by MYNAMEISBRANDON
Market Regime Classifier [EXCAVO]Four-State Probabilistic Regime Detection Using a Hidden Markov Model The Market Regime Classifier applies a four-state Hidden Markov Model (HMM) to classify the current market environment as Bullish, Bearish, Volatile, or Sideways. Rather than using fixed thresholds on ADX or moving average slopes, the model maintains and continuously updates a probability distribution across all four states on every bar, producing smooth, low-noise regime identification. This is not a threshold-based classifier. State probabilities update through Bayesian forward inference, so regime transitions emerge from the data rather than arbitrary cutoff values. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ HOW TO USE Step 1 → Add the indicator to a new pane. The confidence histogram appears immediately, colored by the current regime. Step 2 → Read the regime from the histogram color and the dashboard panel. Blue = Bullish, Red = Bearish, Orange = Volatile, Gray = Sideways. Step 3 → Monitor the confidence level. Above 80%, the model has high conviction. Below 60%, the market is transitioning and both adjacent states have similar probabilities. Step 4 → Set up alerts for regime transitions. Each state change fires on a closed bar only, eliminating repainting. Step 5 → Check the dashboard for individual state probabilities. When two states have close values, the market is ambiguous - this is visible in the dashboard before a formal regime change occurs. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ HOW IT CALCULATES ◆ Data Conditioning Each bar computes the log return: ln(close / close ). The mean and standard deviation of log returns are calculated over the lookback period. Both are then normalized: norm_ret = (log_ret - mean) / stdev, and norm_vol = stdev / sma(stdev, lookback). This standardization makes the model asset-agnostic, producing consistent behavior across equities, crypto, and forex without requiring parameter adjustments per instrument. ◆ Gaussian Emission Likelihoods Each of the four states has a Gaussian emission function that evaluates how well the current normalized volatility and return match that state's expected profile. The emission formula is exp(-(x - center)^2 / width), where x is the normalized observation, center is the expected value for that state, and width controls the response range: Bullish: norm_vol = 1.1, norm_ret = +0.8 (moderate volatility, positive drift) Bearish: norm_vol = 1.1, norm_ret = -0.8 (moderate volatility, negative drift) Sideways: norm_vol = 0.7, norm_ret = 0.0 (low volatility, no directional bias) Volatile: norm_vol = 1.6 x sensitivity (elevated volatility, direction-agnostic) A state's emission is high when the current bar's profile closely matches its center and decreases exponentially as the observation diverges. ◆ Bayesian Forward Update The model maintains four state probabilities (p_bull, p_bear, p_side, p_vola) initialized at 0.25 each. On every bar, unnormalized posteriors are computed: un_state = emission(state) x (p_state x 0.9 + sum_others x 0.033). The 0.9 self-transition coefficient gives the model inertia - it stays in the current state unless emissions consistently support a different one. The 0.033 cross-transition coefficient (approximately (1 - 0.9) / 3) keeps all states reachable. Posteriors are then normalized to sum to 1.0. The smoothing factor controls how aggressively each bar's emission result shifts the running probability, acting as an exponential moving average over the posterior series. ◆ State Classification and Confidence The active regime is the state with the highest posterior probability (argmax). Confidence equals this maximum probability expressed as a percentage. A regime change is detected when the dominant state changes on a confirmed (closed) bar, which fires all alerts. The dashboard shows all four probabilities simultaneously, making it possible to observe when the market is approaching a state boundary before the formal regime label changes. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT ◆ Probabilistic State Engine Most regime classifiers use fixed thresholds: if ADX > 25 then trending, otherwise ranging. This produces abrupt, oscillating switches at the boundary and gives no information about conviction. The HMM produces a smooth probability distribution across all four states simultaneously, with conviction visible at every bar as an explicit confidence percentage. ◆ Four-State Classification Two-state models (trending vs. ranging) conflate Volatile markets with trending ones and miss the distinction between low-activity consolidation and trend exhaustion. Four states allow separate identification of sustained directional moves (Bullish/Bearish), low-activity accumulation ranges (Sideways), and high-volatility uncertainty (Volatile) - conditions that require different position sizing and strategy selection. ◆ Adaptive Volatility Threshold The Volatile state's emission center scales with the Volatility Sensitivity input. This makes the model configurable across asset classes: crypto spends more time at elevated volatility levels and may benefit from a higher sensitivity value than equities or forex. ◆ Transition Memory (Inertia) The self-transition coefficient (0.9) gives the model inertia - a single anomalous bar cannot flip the regime. The classifier requires consistent evidence across multiple bars to overcome the self-transition bias. This reduces false transitions during brief volatility spikes or one-bar outliers. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ DASHBOARD Real-time panel showing the current model state: Regime - active state (BULLISH / BEARISH / VOLATILE / SIDEWAYS), colored by type Confidence - highest state probability as a percentage; highlighted orange above 80% Bullish - current Bullish state probability Bearish - current Bearish state probability Volatile - current Volatile state probability Sideways - current Sideways state probability Norm Volatility - normalized volatility ratio; highlighted orange above 1.5 x sensitivity Smoothing - active smoothing factor (informational) Legend table (bottom left) explains histogram colors. Both panels toggle in Dashboard settings. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ SETTINGS HMM Engine Statistical Lookback - 50 bars (period for log-return mean and stdev; higher = more stable but slower to adapt) Decision Smoothing - 0.40 (exponential smoothing factor; lower = more stable, higher = more reactive) Volatility Sensitivity - 1.2 (scales the Volatile state emission center; increase for crypto, decrease for equities) Visualization Bullish Color - default blue (histogram and ribbon color during Bullish regime) Bearish Color - default red (histogram and ribbon color during Bearish regime) Volatile Color - default orange (histogram and ribbon color during Volatile regime) Show Regime Ribbon - OFF (colored markers at pane bottom showing regime history) Background Highlight - ON (subtle tint matching the active regime) Alerts JSON Alerts - OFF (enable for bot integration via 3Commas, Wunderbit, etc.) Dashboard Dashboard Position - Top Right Show Dashboard - ON Show Legend - ON ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ ALERTS Bullish Regime - dominant state changed to Bullish on bar close Bearish Regime - dominant state changed to Bearish on bar close Volatile Regime - dominant state changed to Volatile on bar close Sideways Regime - dominant state changed to Sideways on bar close Regime Change - any state transition detected on bar close ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Best regards, EXCAVO Disclaimer Trading involves significant risk. This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or a guarantee of future results. Past indicator behavior does not guarantee future performance. Always use proper risk management and your own judgment.
Pine Script® indicator
by EXCAVO
1
PDH/PDL Liquidity Reversal - 15M Confirmed Close🔍 Overview This indicator identifies high-probability reversal setups based on Previous Day High (PDH) and Previous Day Low (PDL) liquidity sweeps. It is designed for use on the 15-minute timeframe, using higher timeframe context from the daily range. The strategy focuses on capturing false breakouts (liquidity grabs) where price moves beyond a key level, traps traders, and then reverses. 🧠 Core Concept Markets often: Break above resistance (PDH) → trigger breakout buyers → reverse down Break below support (PDL) → trigger breakout sellers → reverse up This script detects those conditions and signals when a confirmed reversal is likely underway. ⚙️ How It Works 1. Previous Day Levels Automatically plots: Previous Day High (PDH) Previous Day Low (PDL) These act as key liquidity zones. 2. Liquidity Sweep Detection Tracks when price: Moves above PDH Moves below PDL This indicates a potential stop hunt or liquidity grab. 3. 15-Minute Confirmation (Critical Rule) Signals are only generated when: BUY Setup: Price sweeps below PDL A 15M candle closes back above PDL Optional: candle shows bullish rejection (closes in upper half) SELL Setup: Price sweeps above PDH A 15M candle closes back below PDH Optional: bearish rejection confirmation 👉 This prevents false signals from wick-only moves. 4. Trade Signals BUY / SELL markers appear on the chart at the signal candle Signals are limited to one per direction per day (optional) Each signal includes: Entry price (based on candle close) Stop loss (based on current day extreme + buffer) Target projection using configurable Risk:Reward 5. Risk & Trade Structure Stop Loss: BUY → below current day low SELL → above current day high Configurable buffer to avoid premature stop-outs Minimum Risk:Reward filter (default 1.5R) 6. Smart Trailing Stop (Key Feature) A structure-based trailing system is included: Activates only after price reaches +1R Trails using: Higher lows (BUY trades) Lower highs (SELL trades) Includes ATR-based buffer to avoid tight stop-outs 👉 This allows trades to breathe while still locking in profits. 7. Visual Features Clear PDH/PDL levels BUY/SELL markers at confirmed entries Order info labels (Entry, Stop, Target) Adjustable label offset to prevent chart clutter Trailing stop plotted dynamically ⏰ Best Use Cases 15-minute charts High-liquidity sessions (New York session preferred) Works across: Futures (e.g., S&P 500 / Nasdaq-100) Forex High-volume stocks ⚠️ Important Notes This is a confirmation-based system — patience is required Not all sweeps lead to reversals; filtering is built in Avoid low-volume or ranging market conditions 🎯 Strategy Objective To consistently capture high-probability reversals after liquidity sweeps while: Reducing false entries Maintaining structured risk management Allowing winners to run using adaptive trailing stops
Pine Script® indicator
by BoomerNuc7987
Buy & Sell Confluence Toolkit @MaxMaserati 3.0Buy & Sell Confluence Toolkit Description: This indicator is a customizable, multi-metric analytical tool designed to aggregate lagging, leading, and structural data into a single, objective confluence score. By normalizing the output of traditional technical indicators alongside proprietary price action and volume classification rules, the script provides a unified Bullish and Bearish percentage probability model to aid in objective decision-making. Core Confluence Engine The script mathematically evaluates the current state of eight configurable market variables. Users can independently adjust the "Weight" (0.0 to 5.0) of each variable to prioritize the metrics that fit their personal trading style. If a weight is set to 0.0, the variable is removed from the calculation. MACD: Evaluates MACD vs. Signal line and Histogram polarity. KDJ: Evaluates the K vs. D line and the fast J line trajectory. RSI: Evaluates positioning relative to the midline, neutralizing the score if extreme overbought/oversold thresholds are breached. CCI: Evaluates momentum while neutralizing extreme readings. VWAP: Evaluates if price is trading above or below the anchored Volume Weighted Average Price. Moving Average: Evaluates price position and slope trajectory relative to a customizable moving average (EMA, SMA, WMA, VWMA, or HMA). Bollinger Bands: Evaluates the %B value to determine if price resides in the upper or lower deviation band. Volume Tiers: Evaluates current volume relative to a Volume Moving Average, categorizing volume into specific multipliers (Climax, Whale, Mid, Low). MMM Candle Classification The script evaluates price structure by classifying each candlestick's open and close relative to the preceding candle's range based on the Max Maserati Model principles: Body Close (BC): Expansion candles that close beyond the previous candle's extreme. Affinity Sweeps (AF): Rejection candles that sweep a previous extreme but close back inside the range. Close Inside (CI): Equilibrium candles contained entirely within the previous range. The script dynamically paints the candlesticks by merging this structural classification with the underlying Volume Tiers. Signal Generation & Filters Buy and Sell signals trigger when the aggregate weighted score breaches the user's defined "Threshold %" (default is 60%). The system includes optional filters to restrict signal generation in specific environments: MA Trend Filter: When enabled, Buy signals only trigger when price is strictly above the MA; Sell signals only trigger when below. Price Gate Filter: A secondary structural filter requiring price to be on the correct side of either the VWAP, an ATR Trailing Stop, or the Bollinger Band Basis line. State Machine: Prevents redundant, consecutive signals by requiring an alternating state between Buys and Sells. Visuals and Display Master Toggles: A centralized menu allows users to quickly toggle the visibility of the primary plots, including the VWAP, Moving Average, Bollinger Bands, and the ATR Trailing Line. Price labels can be toggled on/off to display exact structural values on the right axis. Live Dashboard: An on-chart table displays the exact raw value, determined state (Bullish/Bearish), and assigned weight of every indicator actively driving the confluence engine in real-time. Disclaimer: This script aggregates lagging and leading indicators into a weighted probability model. It is designed to assist with objective decision-making and structural confluence, but it is not a standalone trading strategy. Always apply independent risk management and do not rely on automated signals in isolation.
Pine Script® indicator
by MaxMaserati
S/R_FVG_TMA_FIXv2# S/R + FVG + TMA Exhaustion + MTF Confluence ## 📚 Credits | Component | Credit | |-----------|--------| | Full code implementation | **CryptoZoso** | | MTF Confluence (weighted scoring) | CryptoZoso | | TMA Exhaustion (HMA-based) | CryptoZoso | | S/R boxes with volume gradient | CryptoZoso | | FVG / iFVG detection | Inspired by ICT concepts | | PVSRA | Volume Spread Analysis methodology | | Hull Moving Average | Alan Hull | --- ## 🎯 What is this script? A **multi-timeframe confluence tool** that combines: | Module | Function | |--------|----------| | **Support & Resistance (S/R)** | Dynamic boxes at pivot levels with volume gradient | | **Fair Value Gaps (FVG)** | Bullish/bearish 3-candle gap detection | | **TMA Exhaustion** | Hull Moving Average (HMA) gap analysis | | **MTF Confluence** | Weighted scoring across 4 timeframes (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d) | The script provides a **weighted confluence score** to help identify alignment across multiple timeframes. --- ## 🔧 Settings Guide ## S/R ## 🔷 LEGEND – DIAMONDS (◆) & BOXES (📦) ### ◆ Diamond Signals (Quick Reference) | Symbol | Location | Meaning | Sentiment | |--------|----------|---------|-----------| | 🔴 ◆ | Above | Resistance Holds (price rejected) | Bearish | | 🔵 ◆ | Above | Support turns Resistance | Bearish | | 🟢 ◆ | Below | Support Holds (price bounced) | Bullish | | 🟡 ◆ | Below | Resistance turns Support | Bullish | ### 📦 Box Signals (S/R Levels) | Box | Border | Meaning | |-----|--------|---------| | 🔴 Red | Solid | Active Resistance (ceiling) | | 🔴 Red | Dashed (green) | Broken Resistance → Potential Support | | 🟢 Green | Solid | Active Support (floor) | | 🟢 Green | Dashed (red) | Broken Support → Potential Resistance | #### Box Background Color The box background reflects **Volume Delta** (buying/selling pressure) at the level: - **Yellow tint** → High positive delta (buying pressure) at support → Stronger support - **Blue tint** → Negative delta (selling pressure) at resistance → Stronger resistance - **Transparent** → Neutral volume delta --- ### 📦 FVG / iFVG Settings | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Show FVG | true | Display Fair Value Gaps | | Show iFVG | false | Display inverted FVG (turn off to see more standard FVG) | | Show FVG/iFVG Label | false | Text labels on gaps | | Max FVG Visible | 15 | Maximum number of FVG boxes on chart | | FVG Extension (bars) | 10 | How many bars the box extends to the right | | Min FVG Size (% of price) | 0.05 | Filters gaps smaller than this percentage | | FVG Border Intensity | 80 | Transparency (0=solid, 100=invisible) | | FVG Bullish Color | Green (#00e676) | Color for bullish gaps | | FVG Bearish Color | Red (#ff1744) | Color for bearish gaps | | Delete Filled FVG | true | Remove FVG that are touched (not inverted) | ### 📊 TMA Exhaustion Settings | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | TMA Period | 21 | Hull Moving Average period | | TMA Offset | -1 | Shift the TMA line (-1 = left, 0 = center, 1 = right) | | Gap Sensitivity (ATR) | 2.3 | Multiplier to detect when price is in a "gap" from TMA | | Show Candle Count | true | Display number of consecutive candles in gap | | Stop blinking after X bars | 5 | Blinking effect stops after this many bars | | Table Background | Gray (80% transparency) | Background color of momentum monitor | | Momentum Monitor Position | Top Center | Where to place the TMA status table | ### 🧠 MTF Confluence Settings | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Show Confluence Panel | true | Display the weighted confluence table | | Confluence Panel Position | Top Right | Position of the confluence table | | Min aligned TFs for signal (weighted) | 6 | Minimum weighted score. Max 16 (4 TFs x 4 points each) | ### 🔴 S/R Settings (⚠️ Experimental Column) | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Lookback Period | 48 | Pivot detection lookback | | Delta Volume Filter Length | 2.2 | Filters low volume S/R boxes | | Adjust Box Width | 1.2 | Multiplier for ATR-based box width | | Right Extension (bars) | 15 | Extends boxes to the right | > **⚠️ EXPERIMENTAL:** The S/R column in the MTF dashboard uses pivot-based levels that may not update on every bar. This column is currently experimental and may not always contribute to the confluence score as expected. Future updates may improve this feature. ### 📈 Volume Radar Settings | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Show Accumulation Radar | true | Display RVOL and squeeze table | | RVOL Alert Threshold | 1.6 | Relative Volume ratio that triggers "ALERT" status | ### 🎯 Entry Signals Settings | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Show ENTRY/EXIT signals | true | Display LONG/SHORT/EXIT labels on chart | ### 🖥️ MTF Dashboard Settings (Visibility) | Setting | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | Show MTF Super Table | true | Display the main MTF dashboard | | MTF Table Position | bottom_right | Where to place the MTF table | | PVSRA Climax Threshold | 2.0 | Volume multiplier for CLIMAX detection | | PVSRA Rising Threshold | 1.4 | Volume multiplier for RISING detection | | S/R Dashboard Pivot Lookback | 10 | Lookback for pivots in S/R column | | S/R Proximity Threshold (ATR x) | 0.5 | Distance to consider price "near" a pivot | | Show 15min / 1h / 4h / 1d | true | Which timeframes to display | --- ## 📊 How the Confluence Score Works The MTF Confluence uses a **weighted scoring system**: ### Points per Timeframe (max 4 points) | Condition | Points | |-----------|--------| | CROSS + TMA aligned (e.g., BULL + ABOVE) | **2 points** | | PVSRA aligned (CLIMAX or RISING in trend direction) | **+1 point** | | S/R aligned (near Support/Resistance or Breakout) | **+1 point** (⚠️ experimental) | ### Score Interpretation | Total Score | Status | |-------------|--------| | ≥ `min_tf_aligned` (default 6) | **BULL/BEAR CONFLUENCE** | | < threshold | **NO ALIGNMENT** | **Example:** If you have 4 timeframes displayed, the maximum possible score is 16 (4 TF × 4 points each). --- ## 📋 Dashboard Reference ### MTF Super Table (Bottom Right) | Column | Meaning | |--------|---------| | **PVSRA** | CLIMAX / RISING / NORM (color-coded by direction) | | **CROSS** | BULL (12 EMA > 26 EMA and price above) / BEAR | | **TMA** | ABOVE / BELOW (price vs Hull MA) | | **S/R** | RES↑ / SUP↓ / BRK↑ / BRK↓ / MID (⚠️ experimental - may not update on every bar) | ### Volume Radar (Bottom Left) | Column | Meaning | |--------|---------| | **TF** | Timeframe (15m, 1h, 4h) | | **REL VOLUME** | Current volume / SMA(volume) + "x" | | **STATUS** | ALERT (if RVOL > threshold) / NORMAL | | **SQUEEZE** | READY (volatility contraction) / NO | ### Momentum Monitor (Top Center) | Status | Meaning | |--------|---------| | **GREEN PUSH (BULL)** | Price in gap, TMA rising, bullish candle | | **RED PUSH (BEAR)** | Price in gap, TMA falling, bearish candle | | **WARNING: GAP** | Price is away from TMA but direction unclear | | **BULL/BEAR EXHAUSTION** | Opposite candle appears in the gap | | **GAP EXHAUSTED** | Price has returned to TMA | ### Confluence Panel (Top Right) | Row | Content | |-----|---------| | 1 | Title | | 2 | Bull score (e.g., "▲ BULL: 6.0/6") | | 3 | Bear score (e.g., "▼ BEAR: 2.0/6") | | 4 | Overall signal (BULL CONFLUENCE / BEAR CONFLUENCE / NO ALIGNMENT) | --- ## 📌 Recommended Settings by Timeframe ### For 1H Chart (Default) | Parameter | Value | |-----------|-------| | FVG Lookback | 36 | | Min FVG Size | 0.05 | | FVG Extension | 10 | | MTF Threshold | 6 | | S/R Pivot Lookback | 10 | ### For 15m Chart | Parameter | Value | |-----------|-------| | FVG Lookback | 20 | | Min FVG Size | 0.03 | | FVG Extension | 15 | | MTF Threshold | 5 | | S/R Pivot Lookback | 8 | ### For 4H Chart | Parameter | Value | |-----------|-------| | FVG Lookback | 24 | | Min FVG Size | 0.10 | | FVG Extension | 8 | | MTF Threshold | 6 | | S/R Pivot Lookback | 12 | --- ## ⚠️ Important Disclaimers ### 1. Multi-Timeframe Data (Potential Repainting) This script uses `request.security()` to fetch higher timeframe data (15m, 1h, 4h, Daily). Values on the current chart **may repaint** (change historically) if the chart timeframe is lower than the requested TF. **To minimize repainting:** Use the script on a chart timeframe equal to or lower than your smallest MTF setting (e.g., use 5m or 15m chart to display 15m, 1h, 4h data). ### 2. S/R Column is EXPERIMENTAL The S/R column in the MTF dashboard uses pivot-based levels (`ta.pivothigh` / `ta.pivotlow`). Pivots are only detected on specific bars and may be `na` on most bars. This column: - May not update on every bar - May show "MID" most of the time - Currently contributes less to the confluence score than intended **Future updates** will improve the S/R column reliability. ### 3. No Repainting (Local Calculations) The following calculations are performed on the current chart timeframe and **do NOT repaint**: - FVG detection - S/R boxes - TMA gap detection - Momentum Monitor ### 4. Not Financial Advice
Pine Script® indicator
by CryptoZoso
Goldwave Trend & Extremes | Astral Vision Goldwave Trend & Extremes | Astral Vision 🌠💠 Dual SMMA crossover system with three visualisation modes. The spread between fast and slow SMMA as a percentage drives both the oscillator and the overlay coloring, highlighting trend direction and extreme overextension zones. Calculation ⚙️: `Spread % = (Fast SMMA − Slow SMMA) / Slow SMMA × 100`. Two Smoothed Moving Averages computed on close (default 15 and 29). SMMA is a recursive smoothing where each bar blends the previous SMMA value with the new close, giving less weight to recent spikes than EMA. Inputs 🎛️: - `Fast / Slow SMMA Length` — the two MA periods - `Overbought Threshold` — spread % above which price is overextended to the upside (default 8.5) - `Oversold Threshold` — spread % below which price is overextended to the downside (default −7.0) - `Visualization Mode` — switches between the three rendering modes Colors 🎨: 5 Astral Vision presets (Inferno / Paradiso / Futura / Infinito / Hermes) + custom pos/neg override. Default theme: Futura. Plots 📊: - SMMA Lines — fast and slow SMMA on price overlay with filled band, colored by trend direction - Colored Candles — overlay candles colored pos/neg by crossover state - Extremes — candles and background lit only at OB/OS extremes, black otherwise; OB/OS threshold lines and fills active on oscillator pane - Spread oscillator — always visible on sub-pane, colored and filled against zero line according to active mode
Pine Script® indicator
by AstralVision
Studio SMS: Volume-Confirmed Fair Value GapsStudio SMS — Volume-Confirmed Fair Value Gaps (FVG) This indicator detects Fair Value Gaps based on Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and enhances them using volume confirmation logic. Key Features: • Detects Bullish and Bearish Fair Value Gaps automatically • Volume validation on FVG creation candle • Highlights institutional displacement moves • Filters weak / low-participation gaps • Designed for scalping, intraday, and trend continuation trading Volume Logic: FVG zones formed with a volume spike indicate stronger institutional participation. Low-volume gaps are intentionally filtered or visually downgraded to avoid weak setups. Best Usage Guidelines: • Always evaluate FVG zones together with nearby volume structure • Strong reactions typically occur when FVG aligns with high-volume areas or liquidity zones • Works best when combined with Market Structure (BOS / Trend Bias) • Avoid trading isolated FVGs formed during low-volume consolidation Important: This tool is a decision-support indicator and should be used with proper risk management and drawdown control. Suitable for discretionary trading as well as automation using TradingView webhook / Algo API integrations. ⚠️ Notes This indicator provides structural guidance, not financial advice. Always use proper risk management. 👨‍💻 Developer Inder Singh 🌐 indersingh.com
Pine Script® indicator
by studioAlgo
NJ SCALPING ENTRY POINTSThis indicator marks key session highs and lows (Tokyo, London, NY, etc.) and extends them until price mitigates them, while also highlighting major trading sessions with shaded boxes for clear market structure. It includes a hidden 15-minute EMA trend bias table to quickly identify overall direction. Additionally, it detects 15-minute Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) and projects their unfair price areas onto the 1-minute chart using clean horizontal lines that disappear once mitigated. It is designed specifically for scalpers who trade after liquidity sweeps, helping identify when key levels are taken and where to look for entries. The 15-minute FVG levels act as a strong magnet on the 1-minute chart, drawing price into high-probability reaction zones for precise and efficient scalping decisions. ( DZ1 DZ2 DZ3 ARE DEAD ZONES FOR SWING HIGHS AND LOWS )
Pine Script® indicator
by NJCHARMERS
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SMC CHOCH BOS Dual Structure + Candle Color v6📊 SMC CHOCH & BOS Dual Structure Indicator — User Guide This indicator is designed to map market structure using Smart Money Concepts (SMC), combining: CHOCH (Change of Character) BOS (Break of Structure) Swing Structure (macro) Internal Structure (micro) Dynamic candle coloring based on structural shifts It provides a complete framework to understand trend shifts, confirmations, and execution timing. 🧠 CORE CONCEPTS 🔹 CHOCH (Change of Character) Represents a potential reversal in market direction. Bullish CHOCH → Market shifts from bearish to bullish Bearish CHOCH → Market shifts from bullish to bearish 👉 This is the early signal, but not always confirmed. 🔹 BOS (Break of Structure) Represents trend continuation or confirmation. Occurs when price breaks previous structure in the direction of the trend The first BOS after a CHOCH is especially important 👉 This is the confirmation phase. ⚙️ SETTINGS EXPLAINED 🔸 Show Structure Swing → Displays macro structure (clean, less noise) Internal → Displays micro structure (faster, more signals) Both → Combines both for full context 👉 Recommended: Both 🔸 Swing Structure Length Controls the sensitivity of macro structure. Higher value → smoother, fewer signals Lower value → more reactive 👉 Recommended: 8–15 🔸 Internal Structure Length Controls micro structure detection. Lower value → faster signals Higher value → more filtering 👉 Recommended: 2–5 🔸 Confirm Break By Candle Close ON → Break only confirmed after candle closes (more reliable) OFF → Break detected instantly (faster, more aggressive) 👉 Recommended: ON 🔸 Candle Color Based On Defines which structure controls candle coloring: Swing → slower, trend-based coloring Internal → faster, execution-based coloring 👉 Recommended: Swing → for bias Internal → for entries 🔸 Change Candle Color On Defines when the trend/color shifts: CHOCH Faster reaction More signals Higher risk First BOS After CHOCH More confirmation Fewer signals Higher probability 👉 Recommended: First BOS After CHOCH 🔸 Color Candles ON → candles follow structural direction OFF → structure only (lines + labels) 🔸 Colors Customize: Swing bullish/bearish Internal bullish/bearish Candle colors 🔸 Show BOS/CHOCH Text Displays text labels directly on structure lines: No background Centered on the line Clean visual style 📈 HOW TO USE (PROFESSIONAL APPROACH) 🔹 1. Define Direction (Swing Structure) Use Swing CHOCH + BOS to identify overall bias Only trade in the direction of Swing trend 🔹 2. Execute with Internal Structure Wait for Internal CHOCH Then confirm with Internal BOS 👉 This is your entry trigger 🔹 3. Best Setup (High Probability) ✔ Swing trend bullish ✔ Internal CHOCH (pullback ends) ✔ First BOS confirms continuation 👉 That’s your trade ⚠️ COMMON MISTAKES ❌ Trading CHOCH alone ❌ Ignoring higher timeframe structure ❌ Entering after extended moves ❌ Using Internal signals against Swing trend 🔥 SIMPLE RULE SET CHOCH = potential shift BOS = confirmation Swing = direction Internal = execution 🎯 FINAL THOUGHT This indicator is not just for signals — it’s a market structure framework. If used correctly, it helps you: Avoid late entries Trade with structure, not emotion Align with institutional flow
Pine Script® indicator
by rodrigodearantes2022