[GetSparx] Infinity Pro

⚡ [GetSparx] Infinity Pro
This indicator is developed as a visual learning environment for traders working with price action, Smart Money Concepts (SMC), or institutional analysis methods. Instead of alerts or signals, this tool displays the underlying context that determines the quality of a setup: direction, strength, volatility, and timing.

Think of setups like:
• FVG → OB → Continuation
• Liquidity Sweep → CHoCH → Entry
• Compression → Breakout

📌 The goal is educational insight, not trade signals.

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🧠 Core Concepts Explained
What the Script Does – and Why the Combination Matters for Context-Based Learning

This tool merges multiple layers of market analysis into one visual dashboard:
• Directional bias per timeframe
• Objective trend strength based on candle patterns
• Relative volatility versus recent ranges
• Session display for London and New York for optimal timing and liquidity

This combination helps traders correctly interpret setups in context. Each layer supports the next — only when direction, strength, and space align, is there a strong setup environment.

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⚙️ Core Functionality & Original Features
• Bias Engine: calculates structural direction using EMAs and swing logic
• Trend Strength Logic: analyzes candle sequences for directional momentum
• Volatility Index: compares ATR to average candle range
• Session Tracker: visually shows London and New York sessions
• Confluence Marker (optional): triangle appears only when all conditions align (not a signal)

📘 Each component functions independently — but is most powerful when combined.

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🔷 Bias (Direction)
Always visible. Shows structural market direction per timeframe.

📐 How It’s Calculated:
• Price > EMA50 and above previous swing high → Bullish bias
• Price < EMA50 and below previous swing low → Bearish bias
• In between or no clear sequence → Neutral bias

📘 You instantly know if your setup aligns with institutional direction. Bias is the foundation of everything else.

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🔷 Trend Strength (Momentum)
Always visible. Reveals whether there’s real momentum or just noise.

📐 How It’s Calculated:

Trend strength is based on weighted candle sequence logic:
• How many recent candles closed in the same direction?
• Are candle bodies dominant vs. wicks?
• Is movement consistent or erratic?

📊 Values and Meaning
• Strong: At least 7 of the last 10 candles close in the same direction; bodies dominant; ATR rising ➤ Institutional momentum likely
• Moderate: 5–6 in one direction; alternating body/wick; small consolidation allowed ➤ Setup possible with proper risk management
• Weak: Fewer than 5 aligned; overlapping or doji candles; stagnant ATR ➤ Often found in ranges or pre-reversals

📘 Helps you determine if a BOS is truly valid or just noise.

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🔷 Volatility (Market Range)
Always visible. Essential to assess the potential of any setup.

📐 How It’s Calculated:
• ATR divided by average candle range (14 bars)
• Low: < 75% → stagnation, compression
• Normal: 75–125% → healthy market
• High: > 125% → breakout, spikes, acceleration

📘 Low volatility often signals pre-breakout compression (ideal for OB setups). High volatility can indicate stop hunts or institutional moves.

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📊 Market Type (Trending / Sideways / Volatile)

Derived from:
• Bias
• Trend Strength
• Volatility

🔹 Trending
• Bias ≠ neutral
• Trend Strength = strong/moderate
• Volatility = normal/high
➡️ Ideal for trend setups (e.g., FVG → OB → Continuation)

🔹 Sideways
• Bias = neutral or alternating
• Trend Strength = weak
• Volatility = low
➡️ Typical pre-breakout phase — ideal for SMT-based setups

🔹 Volatile
• Volatility = very high
• Trend Strength = inconsistent
• Bias = often unreliable
➡️ Often near macro events, fakeouts, stop runs

📘 Helps you see what institutions see: context over individual candles.

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📍 Optional Educational Markers

These triangle markers (green up, red down) appear only when all conditions align. They are not signals, but visual reference points for learning.

Only shown when:
• Bias ≠ neutral
• Trend Strength is at least Moderate
• Volatility is at least Normal
• No overlap with range-bound behavior

📘 You can replay and journal ideal price zones with objective criteria — powerful for backtesting.

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🕒 Session Display: London & New York
This indicator automatically shows London and New York sessions using vertical lines.

Session Times (CET):
• London: 08:00 – 17:00
• New York: 14:30 – 22:00

Why It’s Educational:
• These sessions align with liquidity peaks (kill zones)
• Most ICT/SMC setups occur during overlaps:
• London → NY overlap = spike in activity
• NY close = reversal or manipulation zone
• The lines auto-remove after session ends

📘 You’ll learn to time structural shifts, liquidity grabs, and OB reactions — just like professionals.

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🎓 Why This Works

This indicator trains you to:
• Recognize confluence before entry
• Understand market conditions before trade execution
• Think in layers (direction, strength, range, timing) rather than rely on alerts

There’s no advice. You learn to think like an institution.

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🧠 Real-World Application

Use this tool to:
• Run replay sessions and test setups visually
• Track market condition context without alerts
• Support your own interpretation of FVG, OB, CHoCH, or BOS

This indicator helps you see, think, and decide — without becoming dependent on any signal.

🛠 Customizable Settings
Every component in this indicator — including session lines, visual markers, and the dashboard panel — can be turned on or off via the settings menu. This ensures traders can tailor the tool to fit their workflow and focus only on what matters to them.

Examples: Visual Dashboard in Action

Screenshot 1 – Dashboard (Bias, Strength, Volatility, Market Type)

This dashboard summarizes market direction, strength, volatility, and overall classification (Trending, Sideways, Volatile) per timeframe — no signals, only context.


Screenshot 2 – Trending Market

Market classified as Trending: bias, strength, and volatility align — ideal structure for continuation setups.


Screenshot 3 - Compression Phase (Pre-Breakout Context)

Low strength and moderate volatility across timeframes — this context often precedes structural shifts or breakouts.


Screenshot 4:
This triangle appears only when direction, strength, and volatility align — not a signal, but a visual learning aid.


Screenshot 5

London and New York sessions are highlighted to help identify institutional timing zones — where liquidity and structure often shift.



⚠ Disclaimer
This tool is for educational and analytical use only. It does not provide financial advice or trading signals. Always use proper risk management and do your own due diligence.