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Lyrae/SMC 6-EMA Stack
Lyrae/SMC EMA Stack — Usage & Functionality
This script plots six core EMAs used in the Lyrae/ATS/Smart Money Concepts strategy. Each EMA serves a specific role for institutional structure, trend bias, and execution:
EMA 5 (Yellow) — Microstructure Flow / Scalper Trigger:
Tracks immediate momentum and short-term price reversals.
Used for “commitment dot” entries and aggressive intrabar scalp signals.
Sharp move away from EMA5 often indicate exhaustion or liquidity sweeps.
EMA 21 (Blue) — Short-Term Bias / Sentiment Guide:
Defines the fast-moving market structure.
Confluence of EMA5 and EMA21 (stacked) confirms high conviction trends.
Ideal for pullback entries and early reversals.
EMA 50 (Orange) — Institutional Support/Resistance (Dynamic Order Block):
Key institutional level for pullbacks, mitigations, and liquidity grabs.
Price reacts here for most SMC mitigation setups and “expansion box” targets.
Also serves as a dynamic volatility anchor for dynamic stop placement.
EMA 63 (Green) — Session Mean Reversion / Volatility Filter:
Used to filter trend exhaustion and session mean reversion.
Great for identifying mid-session traps and SMC “liquidity void” re-tests.
Confluence with EMA50 often signals major pivots.
EMA 84 (Purple) — Higher Session Bias / Institutional Anchor:
Maps slow sessional trend changes and large institutional order flow.
Key for swing scalp entries and “order block defense” in trending markets.
Provides premium/discount levels relative to session range.
EMA 200 (Red) — Macro Trend / Smart Money Bias:
The ultimate directional filter — marks overall market regime.
Only take buys above EMA200 (unless strong reversal SMC context); only take sells below.
Major structure shifts and break-of-structure (BOS) signals are most powerful when occurring at/near EMA200.
How to Use:
EMA Stacking: The more EMAs stacked in order, the stronger the institutional trend conviction.
Pullbacks: Highest-probability entries occur at EMA50/63/84 with SMC structure alignment.
Momentum Breaks: Commitment candles breaking EMA5/21 often signal the start of high-RR moves.
Risk Management: Use EMA50/63 as dynamic stops and break-even triggers.
Best Timeframes:
Stack is valid for all timeframes; optimized for M1–M15 for entry precision, H1+ for trend bias.
Pro Tip:
Combine this EMA stack with order blocks, liquidity zones, and volume spikes for the highest accuracy and trap avoidance in volatile markets.
This script plots six core EMAs used in the Lyrae/ATS/Smart Money Concepts strategy. Each EMA serves a specific role for institutional structure, trend bias, and execution:
EMA 5 (Yellow) — Microstructure Flow / Scalper Trigger:
Tracks immediate momentum and short-term price reversals.
Used for “commitment dot” entries and aggressive intrabar scalp signals.
Sharp move away from EMA5 often indicate exhaustion or liquidity sweeps.
EMA 21 (Blue) — Short-Term Bias / Sentiment Guide:
Defines the fast-moving market structure.
Confluence of EMA5 and EMA21 (stacked) confirms high conviction trends.
Ideal for pullback entries and early reversals.
EMA 50 (Orange) — Institutional Support/Resistance (Dynamic Order Block):
Key institutional level for pullbacks, mitigations, and liquidity grabs.
Price reacts here for most SMC mitigation setups and “expansion box” targets.
Also serves as a dynamic volatility anchor for dynamic stop placement.
EMA 63 (Green) — Session Mean Reversion / Volatility Filter:
Used to filter trend exhaustion and session mean reversion.
Great for identifying mid-session traps and SMC “liquidity void” re-tests.
Confluence with EMA50 often signals major pivots.
EMA 84 (Purple) — Higher Session Bias / Institutional Anchor:
Maps slow sessional trend changes and large institutional order flow.
Key for swing scalp entries and “order block defense” in trending markets.
Provides premium/discount levels relative to session range.
EMA 200 (Red) — Macro Trend / Smart Money Bias:
The ultimate directional filter — marks overall market regime.
Only take buys above EMA200 (unless strong reversal SMC context); only take sells below.
Major structure shifts and break-of-structure (BOS) signals are most powerful when occurring at/near EMA200.
How to Use:
EMA Stacking: The more EMAs stacked in order, the stronger the institutional trend conviction.
Pullbacks: Highest-probability entries occur at EMA50/63/84 with SMC structure alignment.
Momentum Breaks: Commitment candles breaking EMA5/21 often signal the start of high-RR moves.
Risk Management: Use EMA50/63 as dynamic stops and break-even triggers.
Best Timeframes:
Stack is valid for all timeframes; optimized for M1–M15 for entry precision, H1+ for trend bias.
Pro Tip:
Combine this EMA stack with order blocks, liquidity zones, and volume spikes for the highest accuracy and trap avoidance in volatile markets.
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