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ICT NWOG/NDOG+ [txntradez]ICT NWOG/NDOG+
Opening Gap Analysis Indicator
ICT NWOG/NDOG+ is an educational visualization tool for studying Inner Circle Trader (ICT) concepts related to opening gap analysis and fair value gaps. It tracks New Day Opening Gaps (NDOG) and New Week Opening Gaps (NWOG), displaying gap boundaries, fibonacci levels, fill tracking, and optional historical analytics to help traders analyze where price has left inefficiencies during closed market hours and how those gaps may interact with future price action.
Opening gaps represent price displacements between previous day session close and next day open times. ICT methodology teaches that gaps are fair value gaps (FVGs) where price "skipped over" levels and may return to fill imbalances. This indicator combines multiple complementary concepts:
• GAP DETECTION: Tracks both daily (NDOG) and weekly (NWOG) opening gaps to capture weekday transitions and weekend displacements
• PREMIUM/DISCOUNT CLASSIFICATION: Premium gaps (next day open > previous day close) suggest bearish fill bias; discount gaps (next day open < previous day close) suggest bullish fill bias
• FAIR VALUE ZONES: 50% equilibrium and 25%/75% quartile levels within gaps show optimal partial-fill areas and reaction zones
• FILL TRACKING: Real-time penetration measurement with three modes (Wick/Body/Both) to monitor gap interaction behavior
• HISTORICAL ANALYTICS: Performance tracking across multiple gaps reveals patterns in interaction frequency, fill rates, reaction strength, and rejection behavior
• REACHABILITY SCORING: Historical pattern analysis ranks unfilled gaps based on past fill behavior, distance, and clustering effects
NEW DAY OPENING GAP (NDOG):
Tracks weekday price displacements (Mon→Tue, Tue→Wed, Wed→Thu) between configured previous session close time and next session open. Displays fuchsia-colored boxes with boundary lines. Premium gaps occur when next day open > previous day close (bullish displacement); discount gaps occur when next day open < previous day close (bearish displacement). Box transparency and colors are independently configurable. Labels show gap date, type, size (handles/ticks), and optional price levels.
NEW WEEK OPENING GAP (NWOG):
Tracks weekend displacements between Friday close and Sunday open. Displays hot pink-colored boxes with boundary lines. Optimized for 15-second charts to capture precise Friday close timing. Premium gaps occur when Sunday open > Friday close (bullish displacement); discount gaps occur when Sunday open < Friday close (bearish displacement). Box transparency and colors are independently configurable. Labels show gap date, type, size (handles/ticks), and optional price levels. All visual elements (boxes, lines, labels) have independent styling from NDOG gaps.
FALLBACK MECHANISM:
If the calculated gap between close and open equals exactly zero (no gap), the indicator automatically switches to the configured fallback close time to capture Regular Trading Hours displacement. Labels show an asterisk (*) notation when fallback is triggered.
INTERNAL FIBONACCI LEVELS:
Three horizontal lines divide each gap range - 50% equilibrium (midpoint), 25% discount zone, and 75% premium zone. Line width and opacity are separately adjustable from box styling. Display modes allow showing 50% only, quartile levels only, or all three simultaneously. These levels act as potential reaction zones for partial fills.
FILL TRACKING (3 Modes):
Supports three measurement modes for gap penetration detection. "Wick" mode uses candle high and low prices (conservative, counts any touch). "Body" mode uses candle open and close prices (strict, requires body penetration). "Both" mode takes the maximum penetration of either method (most comprehensive). Fill percentages update in real-time as price interacts with gap zones. Optional fill count tracks how many times a gap has completely filled, with hysteresis to prevent false count resets during minor price fluctuations.
STATUS TABLE:
Optional real-time overlay displays currently active gaps with gap type (NDOG/NWOG, Premium/Discount), time elapsed since formation, current fill percentage, total fill count, and previous gap interaction status after exit.
HISTORICAL ANALYTICS:
Tracks detailed performance metrics across up to 500 historical gaps. Displays Interaction Count (IC - number of times price enters gap), Touch Count (TC - number of boundary touches), Fill Count (FC - complete fills), Reaction Strength (RS - ATR-normalized momentum at boundaries), Rejection Ratio (RR - percentage of failed penetrations), composite Gap Strength Score (0-100 rating), and Time-to-Fill (TTF - minutes until complete fill). Minimum sample size threshold with warning display when insufficient data.
ENHANCED REACHABILITY:
Historical pattern analysis system ranks unfilled gaps based on past behavior observations. Algorithm considers multiple factors including distance from current price, historical fill patterns, ATR-normalized gap size, clustering effects with other nearby gaps. Results are separated into three categories: "Above Price" (unfilled gaps overhead), "Below Price" (unfilled gaps beneath), and "Inside Gap" (price currently within gap boundaries). Customizable alert threshold percentage highlights gaps with historically frequent interactions.
STEP 1 - CONFIGURE TIMES:
Set timezone to match your instrument (94 global timezones supported). Configure session close/open times for your market. Enable fallback close time for zero-gap detection. Verify times align with your broker's daily/weekly transitions.
STEP 2 - ENABLE GAP TYPES:
Turn on NDOG for daily gaps, NWOG for weekly gaps. Adjust history (1-50 gaps per type) and forward extension (0-500 bars). Start with 10-20 gaps to manage TradingView's 300 object limits.
NOTE: The number of historical gaps available depends on your chart's timeframe and your TradingView plan's data access. Lower timeframes (e.g., 1-minute) may have limited lookback history, while higher timeframes (e.g., 1-hour, 4-hour, daily) provide deeper historical data. If fewer gaps than requested appear on your chart, this indicates you've reached your data limit for that timeframe.
STEP 3 - CUSTOMIZE DISPLAY:
Choose boundary line colors/widths, enable/disable boxes, select fibonacci levels (50%, 25/75%, all). Configure label content: date, gap type, size (handles/ticks/both), fill percentage, fill count.
STEP 4 - SELECT FILL MODE:
Choose Wick (conservative), Body (strict), or Both (most accurate) for fill tracking based on your analysis style.
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL FEATURES:
Enable Status Table for real-time gap interaction tracking. Enable Historical Analytics to study patterns in IC, TC, FC, RS, RR scores. Enable Enhanced Reachability to observe gaps with historically frequent fill patterns.
STEP 6 - OBSERVE BEHAVIOR:
Watch price reactions at gap boundaries and fibonacci levels. Note partial fills vs. complete fills. Track which gaps remain unfilled vs. get filled quickly. Study Historical Analytics for recurring patterns. Use Reachability to observe historically significant gaps.
MULTI-TIMEFRAME STUDY APPROACH:
For comprehensive gap analysis, observe the same gaps across multiple timeframes (e.g., 1-minute for detailed price action, 5-minute for intraday context, 15-minute/1-hour for broader perspective). This reveals how price interacts with gap zones at different scales and helps identify significant reaction levels that hold across timeframes.
OBSERVATIONAL EXAMPLES FOR STUDY:
• Discount gaps (next day open < previous day close) combined with price interactions at gap boundaries during bullish market structure periods
• Premium gaps (next day open > previous day close) combined with price interactions at gap boundaries during bearish market structure periods
• Gap fibonacci levels (50%, 25%, 75%) as potential reaction zones
• Fill behavior patterns across different timeframes and market conditions
NOTE: These are observational concepts for educational study only, not entry criteria or trading recommendations. All trading decisions remain the user's responsibility.
• Pine Script v6, overlay indicator
• Max 300 labels/lines/boxes (TradingView limits)
• 94 global timezones supported
• Works on all timeframes (15-second recommended for NWOG precision)
• Configurable 1-50 gaps per type (NDOG/NWOG)
• Analytics history: 50-500 gaps (configurable)
• Fill modes: Wick, Body, Both
• Range display: Handles, Ticks, or Both
• High Visibility Mode for light backgrounds
• Anti-repainting: uses barstate.isconfirmed for all gap calculations
• Historical data availability varies by timeframe and TradingView subscription plan
• OPENING GAP: Price difference between session close and next open (price displacement during closed hours)
• PREMIUM GAP: Next Day Session Open > Previous Day Session Close (bullish gap up, bearish fill bias)
• DISCOUNT GAP: Next Day Session Open < Previous Day Session Close (bearish gap down, bullish fill bias)
• GAP FILL: Price returns to trade within gap zone after formation (fair value return)
• FAIR VALUE GAP (FVG): Market inefficiency where price moved too quickly, leaving imbalance
• FIBONACCI LEVELS: 25%/50%/75% proportional zones dividing gap (50% = equilibrium)
• FILL HYSTERESIS: Threshold preventing false fill resets from minor fluctuations
• INTERACTION COUNT: Number of times price enters gap zone (recurring interest)
• REACTION STRENGTH: ATR-normalized momentum at gap boundaries (support/resistance)
• REJECTION RATIO: Percentage of failed penetrations (boundary strength)
• GAP CLUSTERING: Multiple gaps near each other creating confluence zones
• REACHABILITY: Historical ranking based on past gap fill patterns (observational only)
Extensive controls for every element: timezone selection (94 options), custom close/open times, fallback settings, line colors/widths/styles, box backgrounds, fibonacci display modes (50%, 25/75%, all), fill measurement modes (wick/body/both), label content toggles (date, type, size, fill %, fill count, price levels), label positions (open/close/midpoint/both), label sizes (small/normal/large), status table position/size/columns/colors, analytics settings (history limit, ATR period, min sample size, column toggles), reachability options (date, type, probability %, distance, target direction, alert threshold), and high visibility mode.
• This indicator is a VISUALIZATION and EDUCATIONAL TOOL for studying ICT gap concepts; it does NOT generate buy/sell signals or trading recommendations
• All examples provided are for educational illustration only; traders must develop their own tested strategies
• Enhanced Reachability shows historical pattern analysis, NOT trading signals or future predictions
• Historical Analytics display past behavior patterns only; do not extrapolate to future performance
• Gap fills are NOT guaranteed; many gaps remain unfilled indefinitely
• Trading involves substantial risk of loss; never risk more than you can afford to lose
• Backtesting and demo trading essential before live application of any strategy
• Default settings optimized for futures (ES, NQ, YM, RTY); customize for stocks/crypto
• Chart timezone MUST match selected timezone for accurate gap detection
• NWOG precision: use ≤15-second timeframes to capture exact Friday 4:59:45 PM close
• Fallback close time activates when primary gap = zero (marked with * on labels)
• TradingView limits: max 300 lines/labels/boxes; oldest elements removed automatically
• Analytics reliability improves with sample size (⚠️ warning shown when below minimum threshold)
• Recommended: Use 10-20 gaps per type with selective features for optimal performance
Beginner: Enable NDOG/NWOG with defaults, observe gap formation and fill percentages, watch price reactions at gap boundaries on your primary timeframe.
Intermediate: Customize times for your market, experiment with fibonacci levels, compare fill modes, enable Status Table, study partial fills across different sessions.
Advanced: Enable Historical Analytics and Enhanced Reachability, study gap strength scores and probabilities across multiple timeframes, observe cluster patterns, develop personal confluence rules combining gaps with market structure.
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Minervini Trend Template V1.3 - OVTLYRCHANGELOG
Version 1.3 - Risk Management Table Updates & Pine Script v6 Migration
1. PINE SCRIPT v5 TO v6 MIGRATION
Updated version declaration from //@version=5 to //@version=6
Verified all function namespaces are correctly using ta. prefix for technical analysis functions
Confirmed request.security_lower_tf() function is properly implemented for v6
All existing code remains functionally identical while now running on Pine Script v6 engine
2. REMOVED: Bid/Ask Spread ≤ $0.50 Check
Deleted the rm_spread variable that calculated the absolute spread value
Removed the rm_spread_ok condition check
Eliminated row 7 from the risk table which displayed "Bid/Ask Spread ≤ $0.50"
3. MODIFIED: Spread Percentage Threshold
Changed the spread percentage check from 5% to 10%
Updated the input label from "Enable Spread % ≤ 5% check" to "Enable Spread % ≤ 10% check"
Updated the display label in the table from "Spread % ≤ 5%" to "Spread % ≤ 10%"
Changed the condition from rm_spreadPct <= 5.0 to rm_spreadPct <= 10.0
4. ADJUSTED: Table Row Structure
Shifted all subsequent rows up by one position to maintain proper table structure after removing the $0.50 spread row
Updated row indices:
Spread % row moved from row 8 → row 7
Intrinsic value row from row 9 → row 8
Extrinsic value row from row 10 → row 9
Extrinsic % row from row 11 → row 10
Contract Sizing section header from row 13 → row 12
All contract sizing rows shifted up accordingly (rows 14-19 → rows 13-18)
5. PRESERVED: All Functionality
The Spread % check remains toggleable via the input checkbox
When disabled, still displays "Disabled" with neutral text color
All other risk management calculations (contract sizing, extrinsic value, etc.) remain unchanged
All indicator features, displays, and logic continue to function identically
Impact: The indicator now runs on Pine Script v6 while maintaining all existing functionality. The risk table has 19 rows instead of 20, with only the percentage-based spread check remaining. This simplifies the options analysis by focusing on the relative spread percentage (now with a more generous 10% threshold) rather than the absolute dollar spread.
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CSO x NEON FLUX HYBRID (LOOK AHEAD AND REPAINT FREE)
CSO x Neon Flux: Hybrid Risk Engine
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⚠️ ACCESS INFORMATION:
This is a private, Invite-Only script. It is restricted to authorized members only. To request access, please contact me via private message.
🚀 The Ultimate Hybrid Trading System
The CSO x Neon Flux Hybrid represents the fusion of high-precision volatility calculations with a state-of-the-art visual framework. This engine is designed for traders who demand clarity, statistical probability, and zero repainting.
It combines the reactive speed of the Neon Flux Engine with the comprehensive data visualization of the CSO Dashboard, creating a complete "all-in-one" workspace for scalping and day trading.
💎 Key Features
1. Neon Flux Trend Engine (No Repaint)
The core of the system is a volatility-based breakout logic.
Signal Logic: Entries are generated only when price breaks the volatility bands and confirms with a bar close.
Integrity: 100% Non-Repainting. Once a signal appears on the chart, it is permanent. No disappearing arrows. No "lookahead" bias.
2. Smart Risk Management & Statistics
Stop guessing your targets. The system calculates risk-reward automatically.
Auto TP/SL Boxes: Visualizes Entry, Stop Loss, and 3 Take Profit levels immediately upon signal generation.
Live Probability Stats: Displays the historical Win Rate (%) for each Take Profit level directly on the chart (e.g., "TP 1: 85%"), allowing you to judge the quality of the setup instantly.
Golden Point ($): Highlights the 61.8% golden ratio zone for precision exits.
3. Nuclear Confluence Signals ☢️
The script monitors multiple factors simultaneously to trigger high-probability "Nuclear" alerts:
Trend Power: Measures the strength of the move (0-100%).
Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Matrix: Checks trend alignment across 8 different timeframes.
Volume & CCI: Filters out false signals during low-volume chopping markets.
4. Harmonic Pattern Recognition
Includes a fully integrated harmonic scanner that detects:
Gartley, Bat, Butterfly, Crab, Deep Crab, Cypher, and Shark patterns.
Patterns are drawn with precision line alignment and strict confirmation logic.
5. Supply & Demand + Breakouts
Automatically detects institutional Supply and Demand zones and alerts you to confirmed breakouts (BO) or retests (RT) of these key levels.
📊 The Dashboard
A professional HUD (Heads-Up Display) keeps you informed without cluttering your analysis:
System Status: Current pattern, trend power %, and active signals.
MTF Matrix: Real-time trend status from 1m up to Weekly charts.
Data Feed: Live CCI, Volume (RVOL), and Pivot points.
⚙️ Customization
Every aspect of the engine is adjustable:
Sensitivity: Adjust the Neon Engine reaction speed and channel width.
Targets: Define your own Fixed % for TP1, TP2, and TP3.
Visuals: Toggle the Nebula Tunnel, Patterns, or Dashboard on/off.
⚠️ Risk Disclaimer
Past performance (Win Rates) is not indicative of future results. This tool is designed to assist in analysis, not to provide financial advice. Always trade with proper risk management.
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Master Yoda (10-in-1) v1.0 [R2D2]Yoda (10-in-1) v1.0
Master Yoda 10-in-1 is a comprehensive, professional-grade trading suite designed to consolidate your entire workflow into a single indicator. By combining 10 core technical indicators (plus a bonus 11th ) into one modular overlay, this tool overcomes the "max indicator" limit on charts while providing deep, multi-timeframe (MTF) market analysis.
This script operates on a philosophy of Filters vs. Triggers :
Filters : Define the environment (e.g., Is the trend Bullish? Is Volatility low?).
Triggers : Execute the precise entry (e.g., Price crosses VWAP, MACD crosses Zero).
1. EMA Filter (The Trend Backbone)
Type : Trend Filter
Logic : Uses Fast (Default: 9) and Slow (Default: 21) Exponential Moving Averages.
How to Use:
Trend-Following Mode : Select this in settings to trade only when the Fast EMA is above the Slow EMA.
Counter-Trend Mode : Select this to catch reversals (Fast EMA below Slow EMA).
Visual : The background color changes Green/Red based on this trend alignment.
2. MACD (Momentum Trigger)
Type : Momentum Trigger
Logic : Standard (12, 26, 9) convergence divergence.
How to Use:
Zero-Line Cross : Unlike standard signal crosses, this module triggers signals when the MACD line crosses the Zero Line.
Bullish : Crosses Over 0.
Bearish : Crosses Under 0.
3. RSI (Safe Bottom Finder)
Type : Mean Reversion Filter
Logic : Relative Strength Index (Length 14).
How to Use:
Filter Logic : The script only permits Long signals when RSI is in "safe" territory (Oversold, default < 30) and Short signals when Overbought (default > 70).
Strategy : Prevents buying at the absolute top or selling at the absolute bottom.
4. VWAP (Institutional Value)
Type : Mean Reversion Trigger
Logic : Volume Weighted Average Price with Standard Deviation Bands.
How to Use:
Mean Reversion : Designed for counter-trend trading.
Long Trigge r: Price crosses the Lower Band (Value Zone).
Short Trigger : Price crosses the Upper Band (Premium Zone).
5. Stoch RSI (The Scalper's Edge)
Type : Momentum Filter (High Sensitivity)
Logic : Stochastic Oscillator applied to RSI data.
How to Use:
Fast Signals : Best used on lower timeframes (5m, 15m) for scalping.
Bullish : %K line crosses %D line while below the Oversold threshold (20).
6. TTM Squeeze (Volatility Breakout)
Type : Volatility Trigger
Logic : Measures Bollinger Bands inside Keltner Channels.
How to Use:
Squeeze (Red Dot) : Volatility is compressing. A big move is imminent. Wait.
Fire (Green Dot) : Volatility has expanded. Trade the breakout.
Visuals : Dots appear at the bottom of the chart to indicate Squeeze status.
7. ADX (Trend Strength)
Type : Chop Filter
Logic : Average Directional Index.
How to Use:
Filter Chop : Trading in a flat market is dangerous. ADX filters out trades unless the trend strength is > 25.
Confirm Direction : Ensures the DI+ (Bulls) or DI- (Bears) is dominant.
8. SuperTrend (Trailing Stop)
Type : Trend Filter
Logic : ATR-based trailing stop (Factor 3.0, Length 10).
How to Use:
Bias Enforcement : If the line is Green, only Longs are allowed. If Red, only Shorts.
Stop Loss : Use the SuperTrend line as your dynamic trailing stop-loss level.
9. MFI (Volume-Weighted RSI)
Type : Volume Filter
Logic : Money Flow Index.
How to Use:
Smart Money : Confirms if volume supports the price action.
Filter : Only permits trades when MFI confirms an extreme (Overbought/Oversold) to avoid false breakouts on low volume.
10. ATR Channels (Reversal Bands)
Type : Reversal Trigger
Logic : Moving Average ± (ATR * Multiplier).
How to Use:
Statistical Extremes : When price hits the outer ATR bands, it is statistically extended.
Signal : Triggers a reversal trade (Long at Lower Band, Short at Upper Band).
Bonus : 11. PSAR (Parabolic SAR)
Type : Trend Filter
Logic : Parabolic Stop and Reverse.
How to Use:
Visual Bias : Purple dots below price = Bullish Trend. Purple dots above = Bearish Trend.
Dashboard & Visuals
Status Table : A "Heads Up Display" in the top-right corner shows the real-time status (BULL/BEAR) of every enabled indicator.
Buy/Sell Labels : Triangle shapes on the chart indicate confirmed entry points based on your active Triggers and Filters.
Dynamic Background : Shaded background highlights the dominant EMA trend direction.
Alerts
The script comes with built-in alert conditions for automation:
Yoda Long : Triggers when all active filters pass and a Long trigger fires.
Yoda Short : Triggers when all active filters pass and a Short trigger fires.
How to Configure
You do not need to use all 10 indicators at once! Use the Settings menu to toggle them based on your strategy:
Trend Trading : Enable EMA, SuperTrend, and MACD.
Scalping : Enable Stoch RSI and VWAP.
Breakouts : Enable TTM Squeeze and ADX.
Disclaimer : This tool is for educational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always manage your risk.
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FiskyBot - Precision Levels with ConfluenceFiskyBot Precision Levels automatically plots hourly, daily, weekly and monthly opens, highs and lows - the exact price points institutional traders are watching.
These are the levels behind every major move on NQ. Now you can see them instantly.
Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly opens, highs and lows plotted cleanly on your chart the moment you load it. No manual drawing. No second guessing. Just the key price points that institutional money, algorithms and serious traders are all watching at the same time
What you get:
📍 Automatic plotting of hourly, daily, weekly and monthly levels
🔴 Previous highs and lows clearly marked
🟡 Opens highlighted as key decision points
📈 Works across all timeframes on NQ futures
🧹 Clean, uncluttered display - no chart noise
⚡ Updates automatically every session
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FiskyBot Alerts with TP and SLFiskyBot Alerts keeps you on the right side of NQ with ATR-based trailing stops and color-coded candles that tell you exactly what the market is doing - no interpretation required
What you get:
Using ATR (Average True Range) to calculate dynamic trailing stops, FiskyBot adapts to NQ's volatility in real time - tightening when the market is quiet, giving room when it's moving. No more arbitrary stop placement. No more getting shaken out of good trades.
Color-coded candles show you the trend direction at a glance - green when bulls are in control, red when bears take over. Whether you're a beginner still learning to read price action or an experienced prop trader looking to add confirmation to your entries, FiskyBot Alerts gives you clarity when the market is noisy.
What you get:
📊 ATR-based trailing stop that adapts to market volatility
🟢 Color-coded candles showing real-time trend direction
🎯 Clear entry and exit signals built for NQ futures
⚡ Works on any timeframe
🔔 Built-in alerts so you never miss a setup
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CRT ARGHADCRT ARGHAD Indicator
Professional Price Action tool for identifying high-probability reversal patterns. The script uses proprietary logic to filter signals and ensure maximum precision.
Operational Notes:
Candle Close Required: Signals are confirmed only after the candle closes to prevent repainting.
Alert 1 (Warning): Potential CRT formation (Wait for Close).
Alert 2 (Execution): Confirmed Signal at candle close.
For inquiries or private access, contact me:
WhatsApp: +201022019981
Telegram: @Arg_crt
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Institutional Accumulation v2 [EntryLAB]Institutional Accumulation V2 is the next evolution of the Institutional Accumulation system, designed for patient traders who build positions gradually rather than chase short-term price movement.
The core philosophy remains the same: identify high-probability accumulation environments where volatility, momentum shifts, and structured scaling allow positions to be built methodically over time.
Rather than attempting to predict exact tops or bottoms, this indicator focuses on fear-driven pullbacks and recovery phases where larger market participants often accumulate exposure. Entries are structured, deliberate, and designed to help traders add at improving prices instead of reacting emotionally to market noise.
V2 introduces adjustable settings and refined entry logic, allowing traders to tune the system while maintaining the original institutional-style accumulation framework.
The result is a disciplined, price-focused approach to accumulation — calm, structured, and patient.
Access & Version Policy
Institutional Accumulation V2 is the current evolution of the system.
Purchase once — receive access to all versions within the Institutional Accumulation ecosystem, including future upgrades and refinements.
The goal is continuous improvement without requiring multiple purchases.
Important
This indicator provides entry and scale-in signals only.
It does not generate exit or sell signals.
Trade management and exits are handled according to your own strategy.
Timeframe
This version is specifically designed for:
• Daily timeframe
It is optimized for swing trading and longer-term position building, and is not intended for scalping or fast intraday trading.
Trading Guidance (Tips)
These are guidelines, not strict rules:
• Many traders prefer avoiding new entries when price is trading below the 200 EMA, as this often indicates weaker overall trend conditions.
• A common approach is to consider reducing or taking profits when RSI reaches overbought levels, allowing strength to develop before cycling into new opportunities.
Use these ideas as context rather than fixed rules, and adapt them to your own trading style.
Ideal for Traders Who
• prefer swing trading over day trading
• scale into positions gradually
• value structure over perfect timing
• want adjustable settings to fit different market environments
• focus on disciplined process rather than constant signals
Position Sizing & DCA Approach
This system is built around gradual position building rather than large single entries.
A common approach is:
• start small on the initial entry
• add incrementally at predefined DCA levels
• avoid averaging up
• allow positions to mature over time
This measured process helps reduce timing pressure and mirrors how larger participants accumulate positions without chasing price.
Always size positions according to your own risk tolerance and account size, and ideally use the system on stocks you are comfortable owning over time.
The goal is not to catch every move — it is to build positions methodically and let time do the work.
Consistency beats perfect timing.
Remove emotion. Follow structure. Let time do the work.
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Percent off 52-Week Highdisplays current price difference in percent and absolute terms from the 52-week high
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Sharingan Market Vision Pro [JOAT]Sharingan Market Vision Pro is a Pine Script v6 overlay indicator that combines Smart Money Concepts (SMC), institutional volume analysis, and multi-timeframe confluence into a unified trading framework. It provides structure-based signals, whale detection, liquidity sweep identification, and a comprehensive dashboard for futures, crypto, forex, indices, and commodities trading.
Note: This script is published as an invite-only INDICATOR. It does not generate backtesting results or automated trade execution. All signals are generated on confirmed bars only to prevent repainting. Access requires authorization through the script's access control settings.
## Why This Script Merits Invite-Only Protection
This indicator integrates multiple analytical dimensions that traders typically access through separate tools or expensive platforms. The value proposition lies in the specific integration methodology and the proprietary calculations that synthesize:
Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHOCH) detection with swing-based confirmation
Big Whale Finder (BWF) algorithm combining volume ratio, dollar volume, wick analysis, and price stagnation
Fair Value Gap (FVG) detection with ATR-based filtering and automatic mitigation tracking
Order Block identification tied to structure breaks with volume confirmation
Liquidity sweep detection for stop hunt identification
Triple Supertrend Matrix for trend confluence confirmation
Multi-timeframe bias analysis using non-repainting security calls
RSI divergence detection with structure alignment
Signal cooldown system preventing label overlap across all timeframes
Comprehensive dashboard consolidating 11 market metrics
The proprietary elements include index calculation methodology, the weighted bias scoring system that combines structure, volume, delta, supertrend, VWAP, HTF, whale pressure, and Bollinger Band positioning, and the signal confluence logic that requires multiple confirmations before generating signals. While individual concepts like BOS or FVG exist publicly, their specific integration with whale detection, cooldown management, and multi-factor bias scoring represents original development work that justifies source code protection.
## How Components Work Together
The indicator's value comes from how its modules interact, not from any single component:
Data Flow:
Structure engine detects swing highs/lows using configurable lookback (default 5 bars)
BOS/CHOCH detection triggers when price closes beyond previous swing levels
Order Blocks are identified by scanning backwards from BOS events for volume-confirmed candles
FVGs are detected when gaps form between candle 0 low and candle 2 high (or inverse)
Whale detection combines volume ratio, dollar volume ratio, wick ratio, and price stagnation into BWF index
Supertrend Matrix runs three supertrends with different factors (2.0, 3.0, 4.0) for confluence
Bias score aggregates 9 different factors into a single directional reading
All signals use barstate.isconfirmed to prevent repainting
Integration Logic:
Each module feeds into a unified signal and dashboard system:
BUY signals require: bullish candle + positive supertrend bias + price above VWAP + high volume + price above slow EMA
GENJUTSU signals require: whale accumulation (tier 2+) + bullish candle + positive supertrend
AMATERASU signals require: mega whale volume (4x+ average) + bullish candle + non-negative supertrend
All signals respect cooldown periods (default 10 bars) to prevent overlap
Dashboard updates bias score by weighting structure, ribbon, supertrend, VWAP position, delta flow, HTF, whale pressure, and premium/discount zones
Why This Integration Matters:
A standard SMC indicator shows structure. This indicator shows how structure interacts with institutional volume, where whales are positioning, and whether multiple timeframes agree. The multi-dimensional analysis separates this from simple structure tools that display data without synthesis.
## Core Functionality
This indicator addresses the challenge of combining Smart Money Concepts with volume analysis and multi-timeframe confluence. Most traders either use separate tools for each analysis type or ignore institutional flow entirely. This script brings everything together.
What This Script Does:
Detects Break of Structure (BOS) when price closes beyond previous swing highs/lows
Identifies Change of Character (CHOCH) when trend direction reverses
Draws Fair Value Gaps (FVG) with ATR-based minimum size filtering
Marks Order Blocks at volume-confirmed candles preceding structure breaks
Converts Order Blocks to Breaker Blocks when price invalidates them
Detects liquidity sweeps when price wicks beyond recent highs/lows then closes back inside
Calculates BWF (Big Whale Finder) index from multiple volume and candle metrics
Identifies whale accumulation (lower wick dominant + bullish close) and distribution (upper wick dominant + bearish close)
Runs triple Supertrend Matrix for trend confluence
Provides VWAP with optional deviation bands
Detects RSI divergences (bullish and bearish)
Shows Previous Day High/Low and Daily Open levels
Displays comprehensive dashboard with 11 market metrics
Generates Sharingan-themed signals: BUY/SELL, GENJUTSU, AMATERASU
## Technical Architecture
### Market Structure Engine
The indicator tracks swing highs and lows using pivot detection with configurable lookback:
Swing Detection - Uses ta.pivothigh and ta.pivotlow with lookback parameter (default 5 bars)
Structure Tracking - Stores last swing high/low prices and bar indices for BOS/CHOCH detection
BOS Detection - Triggers when close crosses beyond previous swing level (close > lastSwingHigh or close < lastSwingLow)
CHOCH Detection - Triggers when BOS occurs in opposite direction of previous trend
Structure Lines - Optional dashed lines drawn from swing point to current bar
The structure engine uses confirmed bars only (barstate.isconfirmed) to prevent repainting. Labels are placed with ATR-based offsets to avoid price overlap.
### Fair Value Gap Detection
FVGs are detected when price creates imbalance gaps between candles:
Bullish FVG - Forms when low of current candle > high of candle 2 bars ago
Bearish FVG - Forms when high of current candle < low of candle 2 bars ago
Size Filter - Gap must exceed minimum ATR percentage (default 0.3 x ATR)
Max Active - Limits displayed FVGs to prevent chart clutter (default 3)
Max Age - FVGs expire after configurable bars (default 50)
Mitigation Tracking - FVGs are removed when price fills the gap
FVG boxes display "FVG" label with color indicating direction (jade for bullish, crimson for bearish).
### Order Block Detection
Order Blocks are identified by scanning backwards from structure breaks:
Bullish OB - After BOS up, finds last bearish candle with volume > volMA x multiplier (default 1.3x)
Bearish OB - After BOS down, finds last bullish candle with volume > volMA x multiplier
Lookback - Scans up to configurable bars (default 50) to find qualifying candle
Max Active - Limits displayed OBs (default 3)
Breaker Conversion - When price closes beyond OB, it converts to Breaker Block (BRK) with amber color
Expiration - OBs expire after 100 bars, Breakers after 50 bars
### Whale Detection Engine (BWF)
The Big Whale Finder algorithm combines multiple metrics to identify institutional activity:
BWF Index Calculation:
Volume Factor (35% weight) - Current volume / (volMA x whale threshold)
Dollar Volume Factor (25% weight) - (Price x Volume) / Average Dollar Volume / whale threshold
Wick Factor (20% weight) - Wick ratio capped at 3.0, indicating absorption
Price Stagnation (20% weight) - 1 minus (body ratio x 1.6), indicating accumulation/distribution
Smoothing - EMA applied to raw BWF (default 8 periods)
Whale Tier Classification:
Tier 1 (Base) - Volume ratio >= 2.5x AND BWF index >= 5
Tier 2 (Major) - Dollar volume ratio >= 2.875x OR BWF >= 8, AND volume ratio >= 2.25x
Tier 3 (Mega) - Volume ratio >= 4x OR BWF index >= 12
Accumulation/Distribution Detection:
Accumulation - Whale tier > 0 AND lower wick > upper wick AND bullish close
Distribution - Whale tier > 0 AND upper wick >= lower wick AND bearish close
Whale pressure is calculated as EMA(21) of accumulation minus distribution signals, providing smoothed institutional bias.
### Liquidity Sweep Detection
Sweeps identify stop hunts where price wicks beyond key levels then reverses:
High Sweep - High exceeds recent highest high (lookback default 30) but close remains below
Low Sweep - Low exceeds recent lowest low but close remains above
Visual - Gold line drawn from previous level to sweep wick, "SWEEP" label placed
Cooldown - Respects signal cooldown to prevent label overlap
### Supertrend Matrix
Three supertrends with different factors provide trend confluence:
Supertrend 1 - Factor 2.0, ATR length 10 (fastest, most sensitive)
Supertrend 2 - Factor 3.0, ATR length 10 (medium)
Supertrend 3 - Factor 4.0, ATR length 10 (slowest, most stable)
Bias Calculation - Counts bullish (direction < 0) and bearish (direction > 0) supertrends
Confirmation - Requires configurable count (default 2 of 3) for bias signal
Dashboard displays "X/3 BULL" or "X/3 BEAR" with color coding.
### Signal Generation System
Signals are generated with multiple confluence requirements and cooldown management:
Standard BUY/SELL Signals:
Bullish/bearish candle confirmed
Supertrend bias aligned (positive for buy, negative for sell)
Price position relative to VWAP (above for buy, below for sell)
High volume (>= 1.5x average)
Price relative to slow EMA (above for buy, below for sell)
Not already showing GENJUTSU or AMATERASU signal
GENJUTSU Signals (Whale Accumulation/Distribution):
Whale tier >= 2 (Major or Mega)
Accumulation pattern (for buy) or Distribution pattern (for sell)
Bullish/bearish candle confirmed
Supertrend bias aligned
AMATERASU Signals (Mega Whale):
Mega whale volume detected (tier 3)
Bullish/bearish candle confirmed
Supertrend bias non-opposing (>= 0 for buy, <= 0 for sell)
Cooldown System:
All signals respect configurable cooldown (default 10 bars) to prevent label overlap. Separate cooldown trackers for bull signals, bear signals, BOS/CHOCH, divergences, and sweeps.
### Dashboard System
The dashboard consolidates 11 market metrics with color-coded values:
Header - "SHARINGAN | VISION PRO" with dark red theme
Bias - STRONG BULL / BULLISH / NEUTRAL / BEARISH / STRONG BEAR based on score
Phase - Trending Up / Trending Down / Ranging / Transitional
Supertrend - X/3 BULL or X/3 BEAR count
Delta - BUY FLOW or SELL FLOW based on smoothed delta
Volume - MEGA / INST / WHALE / HIGH / NORMAL classification
Pressure - ACCUM / DISTRIB / NEUTRAL based on whale pressure EMA
HTF Bias - BULLISH / BEARISH / NEUTRAL from higher timeframe
RSI - OVERBOUGHT (>70) / OVERSOLD (<30) / numeric value
Bollinger - SQUEEZE / OVERBOUGHT / OVERSOLD / MID BAND
BWF Index - Numeric whale finder index value
Bias Score Calculation:
The bias score combines 9 factors with different weights:
Structure trend (+2/-2)
Ribbon alignment (+2/-2)
Supertrend bias (+2/-2)
VWAP position (+1/-1)
Delta flow (+1/-1)
HTF bias (+1/-1)
Whale pressure (+1/-1)
Premium/Discount zone (+1/-1)
Bollinger Band position (+1/-1)
Score >= 7: STRONG BULL, >= 3: BULLISH, <= -7: STRONG BEAR, <= -3: BEARISH, else: NEUTRAL
### Multi-Timeframe Analysis
HTF bias uses non-repainting security calls:
HTF Close - request.security with close and lookahead_on
HTF MA - 20-period SMA on higher timeframe
Bias - Bullish when HTF close > HTF MA, bearish when below
Background - Subtle green/red tint based on HTF bias
### Divergence Detection
RSI divergences are detected with structure alignment:
Bearish Divergence - Price makes higher high but RSI makes lower high (RSI > 65)
Bullish Divergence - Price makes lower low but RSI makes higher low (RSI < 35)
Lookback - Configurable period (default 14 bars)
Visual - Dashed line drawn between divergence points, label with RSI value
### Key Levels
Previous day and daily open levels for intraday context:
PDH - Previous Day High (crimson line)
PDL - Previous Day Low (jade line)
DO - Daily Open (silver line)
Non-Repainting - Uses offset with lookahead_on
## Visual Design
Sharingan Theme:
Background - Dark red-black (#590000) with configurable transparency
Bullish Elements - Jade (#00FF88) and Emerald (#00CC66)
Bearish Elements - Crimson (#DC143C) and Ember (#FF4444)
Neutral/Special - Gold (#FFD700), Purple (#9B30FF), Cyan (#00CED1)
Dashboard - Blood red header (#8B0000) with dark background
Signal Labels:
Eye symbol (◉) prefix for BUY/SELL signals
Size hierarchy: AMATERASU (small), GENJUTSU (small), BUY/SELL (tiny)
ATR-based positioning to avoid price overlap
## Complete Configuration Reference
### Display Settings
Show Dashboard (default: true) - Toggle dashboard display
Dashboard Position (default: Top Right) - Corner placement
Show Signal Labels (default: true) - Toggle all signal labels
Dark Red Background (default: true) - Sharingan theme background
Background Transparency (default: 92, range: 80-98) - Background opacity
Signal Cooldown (default: 10, range: 1-30) - Minimum bars between signals
### Market Structure
Enable Structure Analysis (default: true) - Toggle structure detection
Swing Lookback (default: 5, range: 2-20) - Pivot detection period
Show BOS/CHOCH (default: true) - Toggle structure break labels
Draw Structure Lines (default: true) - Toggle dashed structure lines
### Sharingan Boxes (FVG)
Enable Sharingan Boxes (default: true) - Toggle FVG detection
Min Size (ATR %) (default: 0.3, range: 0.1-2.0) - Minimum gap size
Max Age (bars) (default: 50, range: 20-500) - FVG expiration
Box Opacity (default: 94, range: 70-98) - FVG transparency
Max Active FVGs (default: 3, range: 1-10) - Maximum displayed
### Order Blocks
Enable Order Blocks (default: true) - Toggle OB detection
Lookback Period (default: 50, range: 20-200) - Candle search range
Volume Multiplier (default: 1.3, range: 1.0-3.0) - Volume confirmation threshold
Max Active OBs (default: 3, range: 1-10) - Maximum displayed
### Liquidity Analysis
Enable Liquidity Zones (default: true) - Toggle liquidity detection
Lookback Period (default: 30, range: 10-100) - Recent high/low range
Show Sweep Signals (default: true) - Toggle sweep labels
### Volume Intelligence
Enable Volume Analysis (default: true) - Toggle volume classification
Volume MA Length (default: 20, range: 5-50) - Average volume period
Whale Threshold (default: 2.5, range: 1.5-5.0) - Whale volume multiplier
Institutional Threshold (default: 4.0, range: 2.5-8.0) - Mega whale multiplier
### Whale Detection
Enable Whale Detection (default: true) - Toggle BWF algorithm
BWF Sensitivity (default: 1.0, range: 0.5-2.0) - Index sensitivity
BWF Smoothing (default: 8, range: 3-20) - EMA smoothing period
### Supertrend Matrix
Enable Supertrend Matrix (default: true) - Toggle triple supertrend
ATR Length (default: 10, range: 5-50) - ATR calculation period
Factor 1/2/3 (defaults: 2.0, 3.0, 4.0) - Supertrend multipliers
Confirmation Count (default: 2, range: 1-3) - Required agreement
### Additional Modules
Trend Ribbon - EMA lines (8/21/50), disabled by default
VWAP - Main line enabled, deviation bands disabled by default
Premium/Discount Zones - Disabled by default, includes OTE zone
Bollinger Bands - Disabled by default, includes pinch detection
Multi-Timeframe - HTF bias analysis (default: 60 minute)
Divergence - RSI divergence detection (default: 14 bar lookback)
Key Levels - Previous Day H/L and Daily Open
## Alert System
The script includes 15 alert conditions:
BOS Bullish/Bearish - Break of Structure signals
CHOCH Bullish/Bearish - Change of Character reversals
Mega Whale - Mega whale activity detected
Genjutsu Buy/Sell - Whale accumulation/distribution signals
Amaterasu Buy/Sell - Mega whale directional signals
Sharingan Buy/Sell - Standard confluence signals
Strong Bull/Bear Bias - Bias score >= 6 or <= -6
BB Pinch - Bollinger Band squeeze detected
Supertrend Bull/Bear Flip - Matrix direction change
## Technical Implementation Notes
Pine Script v6 compliant with all latest syntax features
All signals use barstate.isconfirmed to prevent repainting
MTF requests use close with lookahead_on for non-repainting data
User-defined types (UDT) for FVG and Order Block management
Arrays manage active zones with automatic cleanup
Resource limits respected: max_lines_count=500, max_labels_count=500, max_boxes_count=500
Safe division functions prevent divide-by-zero errors
Cooldown system prevents signal overlap across all timeframes
## Usage Considerations
Asset Class Compatibility: Works with any TradingView symbol including futures, crypto, forex, indices, commodities, and stocks. Volume-based features require assets with reliable volume data.
Timeframe Selection: Structure and SMC features work on any timeframe. Lower timeframes (1m-15m) may generate more signals. Higher timeframes (1H+) provide cleaner structure. Adjust cooldown accordingly.
Data Requirements: Whale detection requires sufficient volume history. BWF index stabilizes after approximately 20 bars. Structure detection requires lookback period x 2 bars minimum.
## Limitations and Considerations
Volume analysis accuracy depends on exchange-reported volume quality
Delta calculation is an estimate based on candle structure, not actual order flow
Structure detection has inherent lag equal to swing lookback period
FVG and OB zones are probabilistic, not guaranteed support/resistance
Multi-timeframe features depend on TradingView's security() function limitations
Signals are confluence-based tools, not standalone entry triggers
Past performance of signals does not guarantee future results
This indicator is designed as a decision support framework. It does not guarantee profitable trades, remove risk, or replace your own analysis and risk management process. All trading involves substantial risk of loss.
## Disclaimer
This script is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions. Past results shown on any chart do not guarantee future performance. Always conduct your own analysis and use appropriate risk management.
Made with passion by officialjackofalltrades
Pine Script®指標
DaanYeer 1975 Dual MACD Combo Core Function
It combines two separate MACD indicators with different settings into a single tool so you can:
Confirm trend strength
Filter out weak or fake signals
Spot higher-probability buy/sell moments
Think of it as MACD confirmation mode.
What You See on the Chart
1) Two Full MACDs in One Pane
Each MACD includes:
MACD line
Signal line
Histogram
So you’re not losing any normal MACD information—just stacking them together.
2) Fully Customizable Settings
You can change for both MACDs independently:
Fast EMA length
Slow EMA length
Signal smoothing
This lets you do things like:
One fast MACD for early momentum
One slow MACD for trend confirmation
3) Color-Coded Histograms
Helps quick visual reading:
Positive momentum → cool colors
Negative momentum → warm colors
So you can judge direction instantly without staring at numbers.
4) Clear Combined Buy/Sell Signals
This is the big feature:
BUY signal
Appears when:
MACD 1 is bullish AND
MACD 2 is bullish
→ Stronger confirmation than a single MACD.
SELL signal
Appears when:
MACD 1 is bearish AND
MACD 2 is bearish
→ Helps avoid early exits or fake reversals.
5) Zero Line Reference
The horizontal zero line lets you quickly see:
Momentum above zero → bullish bias
Momentum below zero → bearish bias
Classic MACD context, still included.
Practical Trading Use
This indicator is especially good for:
Trend confirmation entries
Filtering choppy markets
Swing trading
Momentum continuation setups
Not ideal alone for:
Ultra-fast scalping, but maybe good for normal scalping
Precise stop placement
(But we could extend it to handle those.)
What It Could Be Upgraded To
Easy next upgrades if you want:
For Best settings:
Change the MACD 1 by removing the MACD line and just keep the histogram, then
use the following settings 100, 200, and 50
Change the MACD 2 by removing histogram and just keep the MACD line and signal line, then use the following settings 8, 13, and 9
🔔 TradingView alerts
📊 Full backtest strategy
⏱ Multi-timeframe confirmation
🧠 Smart signal filtering (ATR, trend filter, etc.)
🎨 Cleaner professional visual layout
Pine Script®指標
PrecisionFlow v1.0PrecisionFlow is a dual-layer money flow and momentum acceleration indicator that runs as a lower-panel oscillator. It combines an asymmetric flow engine with a momentum pulse engine to show you both the direction of money flow and whether that flow is accelerating or decelerating.
The two layers are displayed as overlapping histograms — the flow histogram shows who is in control (buyers or sellers), and the pulse histogram behind it shows whether momentum is speeding up or slowing down. When both layers agree, you have high-confidence directional information. When they diverge, caution is warranted.
HOW IT WORKS
PrecisionFlow runs two independent measurement engines on the same panel.
Flow Engine — Calculates a cumulative money flow line using a close-within-range formula (where price closes relative to the bar's high-low range) scaled by volume. What makes this different from a standard Accumulation/Distribution line is the asymmetric sell multiplier — selling pressure is weighted heavier than buying pressure (default 1.3x). This reflects the reality that selling tends to be more aggressive and impactful than buying in momentum stocks. The raw flow is further weighted by relative volume (RVOL with a gamma exponent) and a trend bias derived from the relationship between EMA and VWAP, normalized by ATR. The cumulative flow uses a leaky sum that decays over time so it responds to current conditions rather than accumulating indefinitely. The decay rate adapts to your chart timeframe — faster on lower timeframes (1-5 minute), slower on higher timeframes (daily and above). The final output is a fast signal line versus a slower baseline, both normalized by rolling standard deviation to keep the scale consistent. The histogram displays the difference between signal and baseline — green when signal is above baseline (bullish flow), red when below (bearish flow), gray during counter-trend conditions like pullbacks in an uptrend or rallies in a downtrend.
Pulse Engine — Measures momentum acceleration by taking the rate of change of an EMA-smoothed price momentum calculation, then smoothing the result and normalizing it by ATR. This is not measuring whether price is going up or down — it is measuring whether the speed of price change is increasing or decreasing. The pulse histogram appears behind the flow histogram in cyan (accelerating) or magenta (decelerating).
The two layers answer different questions. The flow engine answers: is money flowing in or out? The pulse engine answers: is that flow speeding up or slowing down? A move with positive flow and accelerating pulse has follow-through potential. Positive flow with decelerating pulse suggests the move may be running out of energy.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE CHART
Flow Histogram (thinner, on top) — Green = bullish flow, Red = bearish flow, Gray = counter-trend (pullback in uptrend or rally in downtrend). Color intensity uses a four-tier gradient based on relative strength — darker colors indicate stronger readings relative to recent history.
Pulse Histogram (wider, behind) — Cyan = momentum accelerating, Magenta = momentum decelerating.
Baseline (yellow line) — The slow-moving reference line. When the flow histogram is above zero, the fast signal is above the baseline (bullish). Below zero means bearish.
Status Labels — The current timeframe label shows RSI reading, Bullish/Bearish state, and an Action label: ADD (pulse is accelerating above threshold and improving), HOLD (flow is bullish but pulse is neutral), or NO-ADD (pulse is decelerating below threshold or flow is bearish). These action states help you decide whether current conditions support adding to a position or stepping aside.
Counter-Trend Detection — When the fast signal dips below the baseline while the baseline itself is still rising, the indicator identifies this as a "Pullback In Uptrend" and dims the histogram to gray. The reverse condition flags a "Rally In Downtrend." This helps you distinguish between a trend reversal and a temporary counter-trend move.
Early Buy Detection — When flow is still bearish (signal below baseline) but the signal line is accelerating upward for consecutive bars, the indicator flags an "Early Buy" condition. This is an early warning that flow may be about to cross bullish. If the acceleration fails on the next bar, an "Early Fail" label appears.
Multi-Timeframe Label — A separate label shows the same flow analysis from a higher timeframe, automatically selected based on your chart timeframe (for example, a 5-minute chart shows the 15-minute flow). You can also switch to Manual mode and select any timeframe you want to monitor, regardless of what timeframe your chart is running. This gives you context about whether the higher timeframe supports or conflicts with your current timeframe read.
HOW TO USE IT
PrecisionFlow is a confirmation tool — use it to verify whether there is real money behind a move before acting on signals from other tools in your workflow.
Bullish flow (green histogram above zero with baseline rising) confirms that buying pressure is present. The cyan pulse bars tell you that momentum is accelerating. When both flow and pulse agree, you have strong confluence that the move has substance behind it.
When the yellow baseline starts rolling over, the slower trend of money flow is shifting. When the histogram turns gray, buying pressure is typically fading — even if price is still holding. These are useful reads for assessing whether conditions still support your thesis.
The MTF label adds a higher timeframe perspective. When both your chart timeframe and the higher timeframe show bullish flow, you have stronger confluence. When they disagree, the higher timeframe has not confirmed yet. You can switch to Manual mode and select any timeframe you want to monitor, regardless of what timeframe your chart is running.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
Standard money flow indicators like MFI, CMF, and OBV provide a single view — is flow positive or negative. PrecisionFlow adds three dimensions that most flow indicators lack.
First, the asymmetric sell weighting. Most flow calculations treat buying and selling volume equally. PrecisionFlow weights selling pressure heavier because in practice, selling is more aggressive and tends to move price faster than equivalent buying pressure. This gives you a more realistic picture of distribution.
Second, the momentum acceleration layer. Knowing that flow is positive is useful. Knowing that positive flow is accelerating is more useful. Knowing that positive flow is decelerating — even while still positive — is often the earliest warning that a move is losing energy. The pulse engine provides this second dimension.
Third, the counter-trend detection. When you see a red histogram bar during an uptrend, most indicators just show "bearish." PrecisionFlow distinguishes between a pullback within a healthy uptrend (gray histogram, baseline still rising) and an actual trend reversal (red histogram, baseline turning down). This context changes how you interpret the signal.
The reason these components belong together in one indicator is that each layer provides context the others lack. Flow direction without acceleration leaves you guessing about timing. Acceleration without flow direction can mislead during counter-trend moves. Counter-trend detection without both flow and acceleration cannot distinguish between a shallow pullback and an exhaustion dip. Together, they give you a more complete picture of what money is doing beneath the surface.
INPUTS
Flow Engine: Sell Multiplier (asymmetric weighting), Adaptive Decay toggle, Volume Quality Filter with minimum volume percentage, VWAP Method (Session or Rolling with configurable length), Separation Boost for visual clarity between signal and baseline.
Pulse Engine: Momentum Length, Smooth Length, ATR Normalize toggle and length, Scale, Clip Extremes with configurable level, Neutral Band width.
RSI: RSI Length, Bull/Bear thresholds, Early detection toggle and threshold.
Action: ADD threshold, NO-ADD threshold.
Display: View Mode (Histogram/Lines/Both), histogram widths, gradient toggle, pullback/rally labels, early labels, label position and size.
MTF Label: Auto/Manual mode, manual timeframe selection, label position and size.
Default settings are optimized for intraday timeframes (1-minute to 15-minute) on momentum stocks.
Pine Script®指標
PD Array DetectorPD Array Detector
PD Array Detector is a tool for visualizing support and resistance zones derived from Fair Value Gaps (FVG) and Order Blocks (OB).
What makes it different from other tools that plot FVG and OB is the internal logic and criteria used to select which zones are displayed. These criteria are the core of the script.
FVG and OB are formed during strong price movement and imbalance, but through its internal rules the script filters out a large portion of chart noise and leaves only zones with higher potential for reaction.
Detection concept
• Fair Value Gaps are identified using an imbalance model across multiple consecutive candles
• Order Blocks are derived from the last opposing candle before an impulsive price move
How it is intended to be used
When price approaches a marked zone — preferably in confluence with a higher-timeframe point of interest (such as liquidity, previous highs/lows, or higher-timeframe PD zones) — the user can observe price behavior for reaction and confirmation.
Two main scenarios may occur:
• price touches the zone and reacts (reversal)
• price breaks the zone and retests it before continuation
Confirmation depends on the user’s own strategy (for example: CRT, SMT, Silver Bullet, or another entry model).
An example will be applied here to make the idea easier to understand.
Settings
Units Mode
The script has two operating modes:
• Price – intended for all non-Forex instruments
• Forex – intended for currency pairs
Profiles
Profiles adapt the script’s behavior to different instrument characteristics:
• Default – suitable for most instruments
• BIG – for large instruments such as BTC, NQ, ES, and Gold
• Mid – for instruments such as ETH, SOL, and moderate-volatility markets
• Gold / Silver / DXY – dedicated profiles for these instruments
• LOW – for low-priced instruments
• Micro – for micro-priced instruments
• Forex – used together with Forex Units Mode
• ALL – enables all internal profiles simultaneously (may result in increased visual noise)
Fill Mode
Fill Mode defines how zones react when price interacts with them:
• Touch
• Half
• Full
• Close Inside
Different modes may result in different zone behavior.
For example, Close Inside often leads to the formation of inverted FVGs or Breaker Block zones with reaction potential.
Order Block controls
The script provides settings to refine Order Block behavior:
• optional extremum requirement
• adjustable lookback window
• OB Sensitivity control
These options allow OB detection to be adapted to different analytical styles.
Each setting includes additional information directly in the indicator.
Example settings (BTC)
Units Mode: Price
Profile: BIG
Sensitivity: Normal
Fill Mode: Close Inside
OB Lookback: 4
OB Sensitivity: High
OB Mode: Current
Fill Mode can be adjusted based on preference.
With Close Inside mode, inverted FVG and OB reactions can often be observed.
Pine Script®指標
EMA Swing Confluence [9/21/50]HOW IT WORKS
Uses 9/21/50 EMA stack to identify trend direction
Bullish when 9 > 21 > 50, Bearish when 9 < 21 < 50
Confluence signals require: aligned EMAs + volume spike + trending market
MULTI-TIMEFRAME BIAS
Displays 1H, 4H, Daily EMA alignment in the info table
MTF Confluence levels explained:
🟢 FULL BULL - All timeframes aligned bullish
🔴 FULL BEAR - All timeframes aligned bearish
🟡 PARTIAL - Current TF aligned with at least one HTF
⚪ MIXED - No clear alignment
CHOP FILTER
ADX filter for weak trends
EMA Spread filter for consolidation
Visual orange background for chop zones
Suppressed signal markers
VISUAL FEATURES
Color-coded candles
Volume spike stars
Triangle markers for confluence
EMA ribbon fill
Real-time info table
BEST PRACTICES
Look for full confluence
Use volume as confirmation
Avoid chop zones
Works on any timeframe (5m-4H recommended)
Combine with S/R levels
ALERTS
Bullish/Bearish confluence alerts
Volume spike alerts
Pine Script®指標
Al Brooks Intraday Context HUD - Price Action DashboardA real-time Al Brooks-style context dashboard built for 5-minute ES/NQ traders. Plots key intraday magnets, tracks session structure, and surfaces actionable Brooks PA context in a single HUD table — so you spend less time calculating and more time reading bars.
Context HUD (on-chart table)
Every row shows a metric, its current value, and a plain-English Brooks PA interpretation:
VIX — Daily close + intraday change. Flags high-vol climax risk vs low-vol barb wire conditions.
Open/Gap — Gap size vs ADR. Identifies large gap T1B setups vs small gap fade opportunities.
Day Type — OR size as % of ADR. Suggests Trend Day, Trending TR Day, or Spike & Channel probabilities.
18-Bar Breakout — Tracks whether price has broken out of the opening range and whether that BO held or failed (18BOU, 18BOD, 18BOUF, 18BODF).
Fuel — Today's range vs ADR. Shows how much room remains for expansion before exhaustion.
Nearest Levels — Closest magnet above and below price (HOY, LOY, COY, OOD, GXH, GXL, 18H, 18L) with point distance.
EMA Distance — Gap from the 20 EMA in points and ATR multiples. Flags overextension.
Pressure — Bull vs bear trend bar count over recent bars.
Phase — Current bar number out of 78 RTH bars with session-phase guidance.
1st Hour Character — Bull/bear/doji breakdown of the first 12 bars to read early day type clues.
Reference Levels (chart lines with labels)
Yesterday's High, Low, Close (HOY / LOY / COY)
Open of Day (OOD)
Globex High and Low (GXH / GXL)
18-Bar Opening Range with optional shading
All lines extend right with live distance labels showing points from current price.
Multi-Timeframe EMA
5-min, 15-min, and 60-min 20 EMA on a single chart
"Brooks Smooth" method interpolates the HTF EMA bar-by-bar for a cleaner line vs standard MTF stairstepping
Session Structure
Optional background boxes for Asia, London, NY AM, NY Lunch, and NY PM sessions. Fully customizable times and colors.
Bar Counter
Bar 18 arrow marker (end of opening range)
Optional running bar count for every RTH bar
Designed for
5-minute charts on ES, NQ, and similar index futures. Works on any intraday timeframe but the 18-bar OR logic and session phases are calibrated for 5-min RTH (78 bars/day). All features are independently toggleable.
Pine Script®指標
PrecisionCombo v4.1PrecisionCombo is a multi-signal momentum and trend system built for intraday traders who want clear, actionable entries backed by multiple layers of confirmation. It layers two independent engines — a Trend Engine and a Breakout Engine — on the same chart so you can see at a glance whether a move has both directional structure and real momentum behind it.
HOW IT WORKS
PrecisionCombo layers two independent engines — a Trend Engine and a Breakout Engine — on the same chart. Each engine runs its own calculations and generates its own signals. The Trend Engine tells you the direction. The Breakout Engine tells you the conviction. Neither one alone gives you the full picture — direction without conviction gets you in too early, conviction without direction gets you in on the wrong side. By reading both engines together, you see at a glance whether a move has both structural trend support and real momentum behind it, or whether one side is missing.
Trend Engine — Identifies the prevailing trend direction using an adaptive smoothed average system that adjusts to volatility. The header displays the current wave state (BULLISH WAVE or BEARISH WAVE) along with the structural trend direction (TREND: UP or TREND: DOWN) so you always know which side of the market is in control. A built-in chop filter detects sideways, oscillating price action and suppresses signals during those conditions — keeping you out of the environments that destroy edge.
Breakout Engine — Measures breakout conviction through a multi-factor scoring system. It evaluates range expansion relative to recent ATR, impulse strength, trail separation distance, and liquidity conditions (relative volume and dollar volume thresholds). The result is a real-time Breakout Strength percentage (0–100%) displayed in the header. Higher values mean stronger participation behind the move. This helps you distinguish between a genuine breakout with follow-through potential and a low-energy drift that is likely to fail.
Signal Generation — Each engine generates its own signals based on its own conditions. The Trend Engine produces structural signals (B, S, BO, BD) when trend direction and price structure confirm. The Breakout Engine produces momentum signals (triangles, dots, arrows) when volume, momentum scoring, and trend smoothing confirm. When both engines are firing signals in the same direction on the same chart, that is confluence — the setup has both directional structure and momentum conviction supporting it.
Wave Candle Painting — Candles are painted based on the Trend Engine's momentum read. Green candles indicate bullish wave momentum is in control; red candles indicate bearish wave momentum. Signal events override wave colors — Breakout forces green, Breakdown forces red. This gives you an instant visual read on who is winning without checking any label.
TWO ENGINES, ONE SYSTEM
PrecisionCombo is built on two separate engines that generate their own signals independently. The power comes from watching how they interact and confirm each other.
Trend Engine Signals:
B (Green Label) — Structural trend flip bullish. The Trend Engine has confirmed a shift from bearish to bullish structure. This is a directional signal — the underlying trend has changed.
S (Red Label) — Structural trend flip bearish. The Trend Engine has confirmed a shift from bullish to bearish structure. If you are long, this is your structural warning.
BO (Cyan Label) — Bullish breakout. Price has broken above a prior range high with impulse confirmation, range expansion, trail separation, and sufficient liquidity. This is the strongest bullish signal the system produces. When BO fires, it means every gate has been passed — trend, impulse, expansion, and liquidity are all confirmed. This is the primary entry signal.
BD (Magenta Label) — Bearish breakdown. The mirror of BO to the downside. Same multi-factor confirmation required. Strongest bearish signal.
Breakout Engine Signals:
White Triangles (Up) — Early momentum detection. The Breakout Engine senses rising pressure before a full signal triggers. These are awareness signals — something is building.
Green Dots — Breakout quality confirmed. The momentum pulse score and volume conditions have cleared the threshold. Use these as confirmation that the move has substance, or as add-to points during an active trade.
Green Arrow (Up) — Momentum entry. The Breakout Engine's trend smoothing and volume conditions have aligned bullish.
Red Arrow (Down) — Momentum exit. The trend smoothing average has flipped, ending the momentum trade.
Yellow Arrow (Down) — Fast exit. An early warning that fires when the fast Hull average flips while you are still in profit. This lets you lock in gains before the full exit triggers.
Each signal from both engines requires multiple independent conditions to agree before it prints. No single factor can trigger any signal on its own.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
PrecisionCombo is not a moving average crossover, an RSI threshold, or a repainted arrow indicator. Every signal requires multiple independent conditions to agree before it prints. The system is built on the principle that no single indicator is reliable on its own — but when several unrelated measures point the same direction at the same time, the probability of follow-through increases significantly.
The two-engine architecture gives you something most indicators do not — two independent perspectives on the same price action. The Trend Engine reads structure and direction. The Breakout Engine reads momentum, volume, and conviction. When both engines are signaling the same direction at the same time (for example, a B fires and green dots are stacking), you know the setup has both structural and momentum support. When only one engine is firing, that is useful information too — it tells you something is missing.
The Breakout Strength percentage adds another dimension. A signal at 73% strength is a very different trade than one at 25%. You can see conviction before you commit capital.
The reason these two engines belong on the same chart is simple: a trend signal without momentum confirmation leaves you guessing about timing and conviction. A momentum signal without trend context leaves you guessing about direction. Together, they give you both — and you can see it all without switching between multiple indicators or second-guessing conflicting signals from separate tools.
HOW I LIKE TO USE IT
Best used with a screener that scans for breakout/momentum candidates. Once you find a chart that looks good, look for the BO signal as your primary entry. If the move continues to look strong, the green dots give you opportunities to add to your position. Due to the indicator having two separate engines, there are multiple buy and sell opportunities and they come earlier or later depending on price action.
I recently added the yellow early exit arrow because I wanted to give myself and other traders a chance to get out early and take profit rather than waiting for the full exit signal.
If you look at enough charts, you will notice a real gem of a warning: watch the white triangles and green dots trending upward during a breakout. When they stop appearing, the momentum is fading — best to take profit or step aside and wait for the next setup.
INPUTS
All parameters are configurable. Key inputs include sensitivity adjustment, breakout ATR multipliers, trail separation distance, pulse threshold, dollar volume minimum, momentum smoothing lengths, and chop filter toggle. Default settings are optimized for small-cap momentum stocks on the 5-minute timeframe but work across instruments and timeframes with adjustment.
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Multi-Timeframe C2/C3 Suite█ OVERVIEW
The Multi-Timeframe C2/C3 Suite is a closure-based pattern detection system that identifies potential reversal formations on 4H and 1H timeframes. This indicator exclusively uses candle closures to detect pattern formations.
The system detects 14 distinct pattern types organized into two families:
• C2 Patterns (8 types): Detected when a candle tests a previous candle's extreme and closes back inside its range
• C3 Patterns (6 types): Detected when price recovers after breaking a previous candle's range
Each pattern type is classified by signal strength (Ideal → Type 1 → Type 2 → Indecision), giving traders granular control over which signals to monitor.
█ PATTERN METHODOLOGY
The indicator uses a consistent 3-candle naming convention:
• C1: Reference candle establishing the range to be tested
• C2: Test candle that probes C1's extreme and closes back inside
• C3: Confirmation candle that recovers after C2 breaks C1's range
▌C2 PATTERNS
C2 patterns form when:
1. C2 trades to (or through) C1's high or low
2. C2 closes back INSIDE C1's range
The pattern type depends on HOW C2 closes:
• C2 Ideal Bullish: Tests C1's low, closes inside, AND closes above C1's open.
• C2 Ideal Bearish: Tests C1's high, closes inside, AND closes below C1's open.
• C2 Type 1 Bullish: Tests C1's low, closes inside, closes bullish (close > open).
• C2 Type 1 Bearish: Tests C1's high, closes inside, closes bearish (close < open).
• C2 Type 2 Bullish: Tests C1's low, closes inside, but closes bearish.
• C2 Type 2 Bearish: Tests C1's high, closes inside, but closes bullish.
• Indecision Bullish: Tests C1's low, closes inside, open ≈ close (doji-like).
• Indecision Bearish: Tests C1's high, closes inside, open ≈ close (doji-like).
▌C3 PATTERNS
C3 patterns form when:
1. C2 closes OUTSIDE C1's range
2. C3 closes back past C2's open AND closes in the confirming direction
The pattern type depends on C3's relationship to C2's range:
• C3 Ideal Bullish: C3 tests C2's low AND closes back past C2's open.
• C3 Ideal Bearish: C3 tests C2's high AND closes back past C2's open.
• C3 Type 1 Bullish: Pure C3 close with no C2 component on C3 candle. C3 doesn't test
C2's extremes.
• C3 Type 1 Bearish: Pure C3 close with no C2 component on C3 candle. C3 doesn't test
C2's extremes.
• C3 Type 2 Bullish: C3 closes back but tests C2's HIGH. C3 has conflicting C2 pattern
(opposite direction tested).
• C3 Type 2 Bearish: C3 closes back but tests C2's LOW (opposite direction). C3 has
conflicting C2 pattern (opposite direction tested)
▌EDGE CASE HANDLING
The indicator handles ambiguous scenarios systematically:
• Dual-Side Test: When C2 tests BOTH C1's high AND low, the pattern direction is determined by C2's closing direction (bullish close = bullish pattern). If C2 closes as indecision (open ≈ close), no pattern is generated.
• C3 Validation: C3 must close in the pattern's direction to be valid. A bullish C3 must close bullish (close > open), and vice versa.
• Boundary Conditions: Range tests use inclusive comparisons (>= and <=), so exact touches of C1's high/low count as tests.
█ MULTI-TIMEFRAME ARCHITECTURE
The indicator independently tracks patterns on two timeframes:
• 4H Patterns: Detected on the 4-hour timeframe, visible on 4H charts and all lower timeframes
• 1H Patterns: Detected on the 1-hour timeframe, visible on 1H charts and all lower timeframes
When viewing on lower timeframes (e.g., 15m or 5m), the indicator fetches higher-timeframe data and places labels at the middle of the HTF candle's bar range, with the Y coordinate set to the pattern's extreme price (lowest low for bullish, highest high for bearish).
▌LABEL OVERLAP PREVENTION & COLLISION HANDLING
The indicator manages label overlaps through two mechanisms:
• Smart Merging: When 4H and 1H patterns occur at the same bar with the same direction, labels are merged into a single combined label displaying both pattern codes.
• Collision Management: When 4H and 1H labels would visually overlap but are on different bars, the 1H label is offset vertically to prevent occlusion. The 4H label maintains its position (higher timeframe priority).
█ FEATURES
▌PATTERN LABELS
• Color-coded labels: Green (bullish), Red (bearish), Gray (indecision)
• Configurable transparency and offset from price
• Individual enable/disable toggles for all 14 pattern types
• Separate visibility controls for 4H and 1H patterns
▌FORMATION SEPARATORS
• Vertical separator lines mark the candle boundaries of detected formations
• C2 patterns show: C1 start → C2 start → C3 start (next candle)
• C3 patterns show: C1 start → C2 start → C3 start → C4 start
• Optional range labels ("C1", "C2") at candle extremes
• Auto-delete after configurable number of candles
• Customizable line style, color, and width
▌STATISTICS ENGINE
• Time-slot analytics: Patterns indexed by hour:minute in your selected timezone
• Tracks historical performance for each pattern type at each time slot
• Displays when the active pattern is pending confirmation
Tracked metrics include:
─ Base count: Total occurrences of the pattern at this time slot
─ Traded: How often the next candle traded to the signal candle's extreme
─ Closed: How often the next candle closed past the signal candle's extreme
─ C1 Scenarios: Breakdown by whether the signal candle tested C1's opposite extreme
─ C2 Scenarios (C3 patterns only): Breakdown by C3's relationship to C2's opposite extreme
IMPORTANT: The historical depth of statistics depends on your chart's current timeframe and your TradingView data plan. Lower timeframes provide less historical data. For maximum statistical depth, view the indicator on 4H or 1H charts.
▌ALERTS
• Fires alerts on new pattern detection
• Alert message includes: pattern name, timeframe, and formatted time
• Respects your individual pattern enable/disable settings
• Single alert condition covers all enabled patterns
█ HOW TO USE
1. Add the indicator to any chart at 4H timeframe or lower
2. Configure which patterns to display:
• In Settings → "C2 Pattern Labels" and "C3 Pattern Labels" groups
• Enable patterns you want to track, disable others
• Use "Label Visibility" to toggle entire timeframes on/off
3. Interpret the signals:
• Labels appear at the signal candle's extreme (low for bullish, high for bearish)
4. Use the formation separators:
• Enable "Show Formation Separators" in Settings
• Vertical lines help visualize the C1-C2-C3 structure
• Useful for understanding pattern context
5. Review statistics:
• Enable "Show Statistics Table" in Settings
• View historical performance for the current pending pattern
• Use "Display Timezone" to match your trading hours
• Navigate to higher timeframes for deeper historical data
6. Set up alerts:
• Enable "Enable Alerts" in Settings
• Create an alert on this indicator with "Any alert() function call"
• Receive notifications when new patterns form
█ CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
▌LABEL SETTINGS
• Show 4H Labels / Show 1H Labels: Master toggles for each timeframe
• Individual pattern toggles: 14 separate enable/disable options
• Label Colors: Bullish, Bearish, Indecision colors with transparency
• Label Offset: Distance from price
▌SEPARATOR SETTINGS
• Show Formation Separators: Master toggle for separator lines
• Show Range Labels: Display "C1", "C2" text at candle extremes
• Auto-Delete After: Number of candles before separators disappear
• Line Style: Solid, Dashed, or Dotted
• Line Color and Width: Visual customization
▌STATISTICS SETTINGS
• Show Statistics Table: Enable/disable the statistics display
• Display Timezone: 13 timezone options for time-slot indexing
• Text Color, Size, Background: Visual customization
▌PATTERN DETECTION
• Indecision Tolerance: Threshold for open ≈ close detection (in ticks)
█ NOTES
• Non-Repainting: All pattern detection occurs on confirmed candle closes only. Labels may update position intra-bar on lower timeframes (tracking the extreme), but pattern detection itself does not repaint.
• Resource Efficient: The indicator fetches HTF data in optimized batches and manages line/label objects within TradingView's limits.
• This indicator is for educational puproses only and is not intended to constitute financial advice to any person.
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Multi-MA Suite: 10-Slot Moving Average OverlayA clean, configurable moving average overlay with 10 independent slots. Each slot lets you choose the MA type, source, length, and color — all from a single indicator to save chart space.
Features
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10 MA slots — Toggle each on/off independently. Defaults: SMA 20, 50, 100, 200 enabled out of the box.
5 MA types per slot — SMA, EMA, SMMA (RMA), WMA, VWMA.
Multi-timeframe support — Run all MAs on a higher timeframe (1m through Monthly) with a repaint-safe option that waits for the HTF bar to close.
Trend Stack table — Optional on-chart label showing how many active MAs price is currently above (e.g., "4/5 ▲"), color-coded from full bull to full bear. Position is configurable.
Minimal footprint — One indicator replaces up to 10 separate MA indicators. No lines, boxes, or labels beyond what you enable.
Defaults (out of the box)
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SMA 20 · SMA 50 · SMA 100 · SMA 200 — the most widely watched institutional levels. Slots 4 and 6–10 are pre-configured but disabled, ready for your own setups (scalping EMAs, Fibonacci lengths, etc.).
Use cases
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Identify trend direction and strength at a glance via the Trend Stack
Spot dynamic support/resistance across multiple timeframes
Compare MA types side-by-side on the same length
Reduce indicator clutter by consolidating all MAs into one tool
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Session+ [txntradez]ICT SESSION+
ICT Session+ is an educational visualization tool for studying Inner Circle Trader (ICT) concepts related to institutional order flow and time-based trading strategies. It displays session killzone analysis, liquidity levels, fair value zones, and precision timing windows to help traders analyze where and when institutional activity may occur.
Institutional traders operate on specific schedules and target liquidity pools in predictable ways. This indicator synthesizes multiple complementary ICT concepts:
• TIME-BASED ANALYSIS: Tracks 7 distinct trading sessions (Asia 8 PM-12 AM, London 2-5 AM, Pre AM 7-9:29 AM, NY AM 9:30-11 AM, NY Lunch 12-1 PM, NY PM 1:30-4 PM, Midnight 12-12:30 AM ET) to identify when "smart money" may be active
• LIQUIDITY MAPPING: Session highs/lows mark where retail stop losses cluster; sweeps of these levels often precede reversals or retracements
• FAIR VALUE ZONES: 50% equilibrium and 25%/75% quartile levels within sessions show optimal entry areas
• GAP ANALYSIS: Opening Range Gaps between previous day regular trading hour close and next day regular trading hour open create imbalances institutions tend to fill
• PRECISION WINDOWS: Three Silver Bullet windows (London 3-4 AM, NY AM 10-11 AM, NY PM 2-3 PM ET) highlight concentrated institutional activity periods
• REFERENCE LEVELS: Key institutional price levels (true day open, pre-session open, opening bell, RTH close) act as magnets for price reactions
SESSION KILLZONES (7 Sessions):
Each session automatically tracks high, low, 50% midpoint, and 25%/75% quartiles. When price sweeps a session high/low then reverses, it may signal a liquidity grab. Optional "Extend Until Breached" projects lines forward until price crosses them. Displays session range in handles/ticks for volatility assessment.
SILVER BULLET WINDOWS (3 Windows):
Highlights specific 1-hour periods when directional moves may be more probable. Each window tracks high/low range and can display the range size. These windows represent potential peak institutional order flow times. Note the timing sequence for NY sessions: Opening Range (9:30-10:00 AM, first 30 min) → NY AM Silver Bullet (10:00-11:00 AM, the following hour). Similarly, NY PM Opening Range (1:30-2:00 PM) → NY PM Silver Bullet (2:00-3:00 PM).
OPENING RANGE GAP:
Identifies the gap between prior regular trading hour close and regular trading hour market open. Premium gaps (open above previous close) suggest bearish fill bias; discount gaps (open below previous close) suggest bullish fill bias. Internal 50%/quartile levels divide the gap for partial-fill analysis. Optional breach detection extends lines until price fills them.
CRITICAL CONCEPT - NY AM OPENING RANGE (9:30-10:00 AM):
The first 30 minutes after the opening bell (9:30-10:00 AM) establishes the NY AM Opening Range - the initial balance before the NY AM Silver Bullet window (10:00-11:00 AM) begins. This 30-minute period is significant for several reasons:
• Initial Balance: Captures first institutional positioning after overnight gap formation
• High/Low Reference: These boundaries become key liquidity levels for the session
• Equilibrium Targeting: The opening range 50% midpoint often acts as a magnet for retracements
• Directional Bias: Price breaking and holding above/below the opening range may indicate session direction
• Sequential Analysis: Opening Range behavior → Silver Bullet window reaction provides confluence for understanding institutional order flow
Similarly, NY PM Opening Range (1:30-2:00 PM) establishes the afternoon initial balance before the NY PM Silver Bullet window (2:00-3:00 PM).
TRADING APPLICATION:
Monitor if price respects or violates opening range boundaries. A sweep of the opening range high/low followed by reversal back inside the range may suggest a liquidity grab setup. Partial fills of the ORG that hold at opening range equilibrium could precede directional moves aligned with the gap bias.
KEY PRICE LEVELS (4 Levels):
Plots horizontal lines at specific times capturing institutional reference prices. Each level can track Open/Close/High/Low at the specified hour/minute. Optional "Extend Until Breached" stops projection when price crosses. These levels provide confluence when aligned with session zones or Silver Bullet windows.
LIQUIDITY LABELS (BSL/SSL):
Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL) marks session highs where buy stops may accumulate. Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL) marks session lows where sell stops may accumulate. These levels can be targets for institutional activity before potential reversals.
STEP 1 - ESTABLISH BIAS:
On the daily chart, determine if market structure is bullish (higher highs/lows) or bearish (lower highs/lows). Note the gap type: discount gap = bullish bias, premium gap = bearish bias.
STEP 2 - IDENTIFY LIQUIDITY:
On 5m-15m chart, mark prior session highs/lows. Watch for obvious levels with sweep potential where BSL/SSL labels appear.
STEP 3 - WAIT FOR SILVER BULLET WINDOW:
Monitor price as a Silver Bullet window approaches. Observe if price sweeps a high/low, shows strong momentum, or returns to prior session 50%.
STEP 4 - CONFIRM ENTRY:
• EXAMPLE LONG SETUP CRITERIA: Bullish bias + price sweeps SSL during Silver Bullet window + aggressive reversal back inside session range. Potential entry on first bullish close after sweep. Stop below swept low. Targets: session 50%, then high.
• EXAMPLE SHORT SETUP CRITERIA: Bearish bias + price sweeps BSL during Silver Bullet window + aggressive reversal back inside session range. Potential entry on first bearish close after sweep. Stop above swept high. Targets: session 50%, then low.
NOTE: These are example criteria for educational purposes, not trading signals. Traders must develop and backtest their own entry rules.
STEP 5 - MANAGE RISK:
Initial stop beyond swept liquidity level. First target at session 50% or nearest quartile. Move stop to breakeven after 1:1 R:R. Trail using session levels. Final targets at opposite session extreme or gap boundary.
AVOID: Trading against daily bias, entering before Silver Bullet windows, ignoring liquidity sweeps, over-leveraging, or chasing price after windows close.
• Pine Script v6, overlay indicator
• Max 300 labels/lines/boxes for TradingView limits
• 94 global timezones supported
• Works on all timeframes (ORG limited to ≤30m for data accuracy)
• Configurable 1-60 days lookback (default: 15 days)
• Range display formats: Handles, Ticks, or Both
• High Visibility Mode for light backgrounds
• KILLZONE: Time window of elevated institutional activity
• LIQUIDITY SWEEP: Price spikes through high/low to trigger stops then reverses (stop hunt)
• EQUILIBRIUM (50%): Fair value midpoint where price tends to return
• PREMIUM/DISCOUNT ZONES: Upper/lower portions of range (expensive/cheap areas)
• QUARTILES: 25%/75% subdivisions for refined entries
• BREACH DETECTION: Line extension until price crosses the level
Extensive controls for every element: session times, colors, line widths/styles, box borders, label content (date/name/price/range), breach detection toggles, timezone selection, and visual preferences. All 7 sessions, 3 Silver Bullet windows, ORG, and 4 key levels have independent settings.
• This Indicator is a VISUALIZATION and EDUCATIONAL TOOL for studying ICT concepts; it does NOT generate buy/sell signals or trading recommendations
• All examples provided are for educational illustration only; traders must develop their own tested strategies
• Trading involves substantial risk of loss; never risk more than you can afford to lose
• Backtesting and demo trading essential before live trading any strategy
• Recommended: Use 10-15 days lookback with selective features for optimal performance
• ORG requires 1-minute data; set Timeframe Limit to prevent display on higher TFs
• Session times based on selected timezone; verify broker alignment
• Past observations of price behavior do not guarantee future results
Beginner: Enable one session (NY AM), observe 50% reactions, practice paper trading
Intermediate: Add Silver Bullet windows, track gap fills, combine timing + levels
Advanced: Enable all sessions, use breach detection, develop personal confluence rules
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Gaussian Band + Volume Surge Dashboard by Indicatorhouse🚀 Gaussian Band + Volume Surge Dashboard by Indicatorhouse
📊 Overview
The Gaussian Band + Volume Surge Dashboard by Indicatorhouse is an advanced technical analysis suite designed for clarity and precision. It combines a non-repainting Gaussian-style envelope with a real-time Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Volume Analysis dashboard. This tool is built to identify momentum shifts and volume-backed volatility without the lag or repainting issues found in standard indicators.
⚡ Real-Time Volume Surge Engine
The script features a dedicated Volume Surge detection system that monitors institutional participation.
The Logic: It compares the current live bar's volume against a historical 20-period average.
The Trigger: When volume exceeds your customizable Surge Multiplier (e.g., 1.5x), the dashboard flashes a ⚡ SURGE DETECTED warning.
Adjustable Alerts: This feature is fully adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune sensitivity for different assets and timeframes.
🔍 Live vs. Fixed Bar Data
To maintain 100% integrity in your analysis, the script processes data using two distinct states:
⏳ Live Bar Analysis: The dashboard tracks volume as it builds in real-time, giving you an immediate look at Buy/Sell pressure.
🌊 Smoothing: An adjustable volume smoothing filter is included to remove market noise, revealing the true underlying trend.
📖 How to Use
1️⃣ Trend Regime Confirmation
Watch the Indi Core (the center line) for color shifts:
🟢 Teal: Bullish Trend.
🔴 Red: Bearish Trend.
2️⃣ Momentum Crossover Logic
High-probability signals occur when the volatility bands interact with the core:
📈 Bullish Shift: When the Lower Band crosses UP through the Core.
📉 Bearish Shift: When the Upper Band crosses DOWN through the Core.
3️⃣ The 80/20 Conviction Rule
The dashboard calculates a precise Buy/Sell ratio.
High Confidence: When either the Buy or Sell ratio hits your threshold (Default 80%), it indicates extreme trend strength.
Customization: This threshold can be adjusted based on your needs—set it to 70% for more frequent signals or 90% for ultra-high conviction.
⚙️ Key Settings
Bandwidth & Multiplier: Adjust the "breathing room" and reactivity of the envelope.
MTF Selection: View volume data from any timeframe (e.g., 1H) while trading on a lower chart (e.g., 5m).
UI Positioning: Fully movable dashboard with 6 different screen positions and adjustable sizing.
⚠️ Disclaimer
For educational use only. Trading involves risk. Always use proper risk management and stop-loss orders.
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ORB AutomationSimple Indicator that plots the first high and low of configure timeframe of the day.
By default it's 5 minutes but can be configure to any time within the day.
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