Trend Analysis Ultimate (Zeiierman)

2023年1月10日

█ Overview
Trend Analysis Ultimate (Zeiierman) highlights meaningful pullbacks within active market trends and visualizes them through green and red columns, retracement triangles, and an optional trend-colored background. It is designed to make the distinction between continuation and transition phases clear at a glance while automatically managing dynamic trailing stops, early and partial profit-taking levels, and alert conditions for entries, take-profits, and full exits.

The system adapts to changing market structure in real time, allowing traders to monitor momentum shifts, retracement strength, and phase transitions with precision. By combining structural mapping with adaptive sensitivity controls, it provides a complete framework for identifying where a trend is likely to continue, pause, or reverse.

⚪ Why This One Is Unique
Unlike traditional trend tools that simply color bars or measure moving averages, Trend Analysis Ultimate integrates retracement mapping with trend phase detection. Its framework merges contextual structure analysis (higher highs/lows or lower highs/lows) with dynamic sensitivity controls, identifying both the rhythm and the stress points within a trend.

Through a unified signal logic and adaptive retracement engine, traders can distinguish between normal pullbacks within a trend and retracements that precede reversal — all visualized with intuitive, color-coded accuracy.

█ Main features

⚪ Retracements
A retracement is a temporary move against the prevailing trend. It often signals a pause, potential continuation opportunity, or the early stages of a reversal. In this indicator, green/red retracement columns mark significant pullbacks that frequently precede new local highs/lows, continuation legs, or the end of a trend.

Key concept: Retracements appear at both continuation points and turning points. The trader’s edge is in recognizing whether the pullback is a reset of strength or the first warning that the current trend is losing control.

Bullish Retracement

Bearish Retracement

⚪ Retracements Signals
The Retracement Signals feature highlights the precise moments when a temporary counter-move within a dominant trend shows signs of exhaustion and potential continuation. It converts early momentum shifts into clear bullish or bearish setup signals.

Bullish Retracement Signal

Bearish Retracement Signal

⚪ Trend
The Trend Feature visually defines the current market regime — bullish, bearish, or neutral — by dynamically coloring bars, the indicator background, and the Confirmed Trend Columns in the lower panel. Together, these elements reflect the underlying directional bias detected by the trend engine, providing immediate context for all retracement, continuation, and entry signals.

• Green bars, background, and confirmed columns → Active Bullish Trend Phase
  
• Red bars, background, and confirmed columns → Active Bearish Trend Phase
  
• Light or neutral bars → Transition Phase, signaling potential trend change or reduced directional strength.
  

█ How to Use

⚪ Major Retracements / Pullbacks

Major Bullish Retracements

Step 1: Ask Key Context Questions
When green retracement columns appear in the indicator window, ask yourself:

• Are we in a bullish trend? Look for higher highs (HH) and higher lows (HL). Confirm that trendlines are pointing upward.
  
• Is this forming a higher low? Green columns often print during pullbacks, just before price forms a higher low and the uptrend continues.
  
• Is this a healthy correction? If price respects previous structure or the rising trendline, and the green bars begin shrinking, it indicates renewed strength and that the pullback may be ending.
  

Step 2: Apply Practically
If the answers above are Yes, the retracement likely represents a continuation opportunity.

• Confirm an uptrend (HH/HL structure, rising trendlines).
  
• Treat green columns as a pullback zone within that trend.
  
  Watch for confirmation such as:
• Rejection candles near support
  
• Break of a short-term downtrend line
  
• Volume confirming renewed buying pressure
  
• Enter once price resumes upward movement, not during the retracement itself.
  

Major Bearish Retracements

Step 1: Ask Key Context Questions
When red retracement columns appear in the indicator window, ask yourself:

• Are we in a bearish trend? Check if lower highs (LH) and lower lows (LL) are forming, and confirm that trendlines are pointing downward.
  
• Is this forming a lower high? Red columns often appear during pullbacks, just before price forms a lower high and the downtrend resumes.
  
• Is this a healthy correction? If price respects prior resistance or a falling trendline, and the red bars begin shrinking, it signals renewed weakness and that the pullback may be ending.
  

Step 2: Apply Practically
If the answers above are Yes, the retracement likely marks a continuation opportunity in the prevailing downtrend.

• Confirm a downtrend (LH/LL structure, falling trendlines).
  
• Treat red columns as a pullback zone within that trend.
  
  Watch for confirmation such as:
• Rejection candles near resistance
  
• Break of a short-term uptrend line
  
• Volume confirming renewed selling pressure
  
• Enter once price resumes downward movement, not during the retracement itself.
  

⚪ Minor Retracements / Pullbacks
Minor retracements represent short, fast counter-moves within an active trend. They often occur as quick pauses or micro-corrections and are best suited for scalping or short-term continuation setups. Always align these signals with the dominant background trend and confirm direction using clear trendlines to stay on the right side of market structure.

Minor Bullish Retracements
When price is in a clear uptrend and a small pullback occurs:

• Watch for short sequences of green retracement impulses (▲) or shrinking green columns on the indicator.
  
• Treat these as quick buy-the-dip zones within the larger bullish context.
  
• Look for confirmation from trendline support or a rejection candle before entering.
  

Minor Bearish Retracements
When price is trending downward and a brief rally appears:

• Watch for red retracement impulses (▼) or shrinking red columns indicating weakening upward correction.
  
• Use these as potential short re-entry zones in line with the broader downtrend.
  
• Confirm with rejection at resistance or a break of a short-term uptrend line.
  

⚪ Retracements Signals

Bullish Signals
Bullish Retracement Signals appear during an active uptrend, typically within retracement phases when the market experiences a short-term pullback against the main trend. These signals are triggered when the retracement shows signs of exhaustion and the indicator detects renewed buying momentum aligned with the broader bullish structure.

They highlight potential continuation points, where the price may resume making higher highs after completing a healthy correction. This setup leverages the natural rhythm of the market — capturing the moment buyers regain control following temporary weakness.


Bearish Signals
Bearish Retracement Signals form during an active downtrend, typically within counter-trend rallies or retracement phases against the dominant bearish direction. They emerge when temporary upward movement loses strength, and the indicator identifies renewed selling pressure aligned with the main trend.

These signals often precede fresh downside continuation — when sellers reassert control and push price toward new lower lows.

⚪ Identifying the End of One Trend and the Start of Another
Every trend eventually runs out of strength. Early signs often look like a normal retracement, a routine pullback within the existing move. But when price fails to attract enough buyers or sellers to continue in the same direction, that retracement can mark the turning point where momentum shifts and a new trend begins.

When price can no longer find support in an uptrend or resistance in a downtrend, it signals exhaustion of the current phase and a possible transition into the opposite direction. The retracement columns highlight these transition zones, areas where one trend may fade and another may start forming.

When they appear, it’s important to ask:

• Is the current trend mature? The longer a trend has been running, the greater the likelihood of reversal. If retracement columns show up late in a multi-leg move, treat them as early warnings.
  
• Are there reversal signs forming? Watch for structures like double tops, double bottoms, trendline breaks, or channel violations that suggest the trend’s strength is fading.
  

By combining retracement columns with a clear understanding of trend structure and price action, traders can better distinguish between healthy pullbacks and the emergence of a new trend.

Bullish Trend Ends

Bearish Trend Ends


█ How It Works

⚪ Trend Phase Architecture
The indicator models directional bias through a continuously adaptive trend-mapping framework. It classifies market states as bullish, bearish, or neutral based on slope polarity and structural persistence.

• Calculation: Utilizes layered regression vectors and dynamic range analysis to estimate directional gradients, blending short- and long-term components to maintain stability while remaining responsive to new motion.
  

⚪ Retracement Detection Engine
Retracement columns quantify counter-movements within the dominant trend, identifying deceleration, pullback depth, and phase overlap. Each bar’s classification reflects the relative strength trend progression.

• Calculation: Applies trend-state comparison with phase-weighted averaging to isolate transitional motion. The resulting dual-polar columns (green/red) are normalized to a zero-centered scale for visual symmetry and precision.
  

⚪ Impulse & Triangle Module
Retracement impulses (▲/▼) represent local acceleration spikes during pullback phases, revealing the moment when opposing momentum reaches statistical significance.

• Calculation: Identifies short-term impulse clusters through curvature mapping to isolate localized bursts of directional momentum within the retracement phase.
  

⚪ Entry & Signal Logic
The entry module fuses retracement data with trend-state validation, filtering signals through contextual structure and confirmation hierarchy. Only qualified impulses aligned with the dominant vector trigger actionable events.

• Calculation: Integrates a composite decision function using multi-phase sensitivity weighting, differential smoothing, and state gating to separate impulsive noise from valid continuation momentum.
  

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10月16日

發行說明

Retracement logic refined and entry/take-profit signals added for smoother, more reliable trend analysis.