Gann Levels by Acharya JiThis Pine Script indicator is designed to help traders quickly identify **key intraday levels** based on the **first candle of the trading day**. It performs three main functions:
1. **Marks the First Candle’s High and Low**
- Blue circles are plotted at the high and low of the first candle each day.
- These serve as the baseline reference points for calculating targets.
2. **Plots Upside Targets (Green Lines)**
- Six horizontal green lines are drawn above the first candle’s high.
- Each line represents a percentage increment: **+0.09%, +0.18%, +0.36%, +0.72%, +1.44%, +2.88%**.
- These levels act as potential resistance or profit-taking zones.
3. **Plots Downside Targets (Red Lines)**
- Six horizontal red lines are drawn below the first candle’s low.
- Each line represents a percentage decrement: **-0.09%, -0.18%, -0.36%, -0.72%, -1.44%, -2.88%**.
- These levels act as potential support or stop-loss zones.
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Purpose
- Provides a **structured intraday roadmap** based on the first candle.
- Helps traders visualize **target ladders** both above and below the market.
- Useful for scalpers, intraday traders, and strategy testing around **breakouts or reversals**.
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👉 Rahul, would you like me to also add **labels (like +0.09%, -0.18%)** directly on the chart next to each line so you can instantly recognize which target level is which without checking the legend?
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MA-breakout signal (이평선 돌파 시그널) - V1
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Moving average line breakout signal
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EMA 21/50/200 Trend Support & EntryIndicator plots EMA 21, EMA 50, and EMA 200 to define trend structure and dynamic support/resistance.
EMA 200: overall trend bias
EMA 21 and EMA 50: pullback support for high probability trend entries.
EMA 21/50 crosses highlight momentum shifts but are not intended as standalone entry signals.
Minervini Template + Powerplay detectorMinervini Template + PowerPlay Detector
This indicator implements a rule-based Minervini trend template to identify stocks in strong, institutionally supported uptrends, combined with a Power Play momentum detector for explosive leadership moves.
Minervini Model (MM) Rules
The MM dashboard turns GREEN only when all of the following rules are met:
Close ≥ 150-day SMA
Close ≥ 200-day SMA
50-day SMA > 150-day SMA
50-day SMA > 200-day SMA
150-day SMA ≥ 200-day SMA
200-day SMA is rising (current value higher than ~1 month ago)
Close is at least 30% above the 52-week low
Close is within 25% of the 52-week high
Close is not more than 8% below the 50-day SMA
These rules ensure:
Proper long-term trend structure
Institutional accumulation alignment
Strength near highs, not extended weakness
When MM is red, hovering over it shows exactly which rules failed, allowing quick diagnosis of why a stock does not qualify.
POWERPLAY Logic
POWERPLAY highlights rare, high-velocity leadership moves:
Triggers when a stock gains 90% or more within any rolling window of up to 60 trading sessions
Remains active as long as the condition continues to hold
Hover tooltip displays:
Start date of the move
Current date
Total percentage gain so far
This captures fast institutional momentum, even if the move occurs in fewer than 60 sessions.
Dashboard Features
Moveable to any corner of the chart
Adjustable size
Adjustable opacity
Designed for trend followers and momentum traders seeking true market leaders, not short-term noise or late-stage breakouts.
HaP MACDHaP MACD - Advanced DEMA Assisted Signal Indicator
Overview
The HaP MACD is an evolution of the classic MACD, designed for traders who demand faster response times and clearer trend visualisations. By integrating DEMA (Double Exponential Moving Average) logic into the standard MACD framework, this indicator filters out noise and highlights momentum shifts with a unique color-coded dot system.
How It Works
The indicator calculates two types of MACD: a standard one for the main lines and a DEMA-based one for signal generation. This dual approach ensures you stay in the trend while being alerted the moment the momentum starts to fade.
Visual Guide & Color Logic
The signal dots are placed directly on the MACD line to guide your decisions:
🔵 Blue Dot: The Entry Signal. Appears when DEMA conditions first align for a bullish move.
🟢 Green Dot: Strong Momentum. The trend is active and the MACD value is increasing.
🟠 Orange Dot: Warning Signal. The bullish trend is still active, but the momentum is slowing down (MACD is lower than the previous bar).
🔴 Red Dot: Exit Signal. The bullish condition has ended. It’s time to consider closing the position or tightening stops.
Key Features
Reduced Lag: DEMA integration provides earlier signals than standard EMA-based MACDs.
Trend Monitoring: Easily distinguish between a healthy trend (Green) and a tiring trend (Orange).
Customizable: Choose between EMA and SMA for both the oscillator and signal calculations.
Crossover Markers: Optional triangle markers for classic MACD crossovers (can be enabled in settings).
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Aroon (Any Source)Aroon (Any Source)
Overview
This indicator is an enhanced version of the classic Aroon Oscillator. It measures trend dominance based on the recency of highs and lows, with added flexibility to operate on any chosen source series and an optional price-scaling mechanism based on VWAP distance.
What the Indicator Does
The Aroon Oscillator compares how recently the most recent high and low occurred within a lookback window. The result is a bounded oscillator that indicates whether buyers or sellers are currently dominant.
This version adds: - Ability to run Aroon on any source - Optional smoothing to reduce noise - Optional VWAP-based price scaling
Core Outputs
• Aroon Up (0–100): Strength of recent highs
• Aroon Down (0–100): Strength of recent lows
• Aroon Oscillator (−100 to +100): Net dominance (Up − Down)
Inputs and Options
• Source: Input series used for calculations
• Aroon Length: Lookback window
• Use Source for High/Low: Enables Aroon-like mode on any series
• Show Oscillator: Toggles oscillator plot
• Show Aroon Up/Down: Toggles component lines
• Smooth Oscillator: Light smoothing (EMA/RMA/SMA)
• VWAP Price Scaling: Scales signal by VWAP distance normalized by ATR
How to Use It
Use the oscillator as a trend regime filter. Positive values indicate bullish dominance; negative values indicate bearish dominance. VWAP scaling helps suppress signals near equilibrium and emphasize extended moves.
Practical Notes
• Measures recency, not magnitude
• Best used as a regime or bias input
• Especially effective intraday with VWAP scaling
Divergence Multi1. Indicator Overview
Divergence Multi is to detect spread divergence signals between two financial market instruments. It provides references for trading decisions through visualizing spread curves and divergence marks filtered by multiple conditions, and supports various spread calculation methods and dynamic noise reduction functions.
2. My thoughts
In fact, this script is a template. When analyzing trading targets, we often need to compare different assets — divergences derived from the comparison of stock indices, treasury bonds, forex pairs and commodities are highly referenceable. Divergences based on other indicators tend to be overly complicated; we only need simple comparisons. What we should focus on is the turning points of major trends, rather than divergences at various highs and lows or indicator-specific divergences.
3. Detailed Parameter Settings
After loading the indicator, you can adjust various parameters through "Indicator Settings" (click the gear icon on the right side of the indicator name). The parameters are divided into the following categories and can be configured as needed:
3.1 Basic Market Configuration
Market 1: The first reference financial instrument, with a default value of "CME_MINI:ES1!" (E-mini S&P 500 Futures). You can manually enter other instrument codes (e.g., "FX:EURUSD" for EUR/USD forex pair, "NASDAQ:AAPL" for Apple stock).
Market 2: The second reference financial instrument, with a default value of "CBOE:VX1!" (CBOE Volatility Index Futures). It is recommended to select instruments with a certain correlation with Market 1 for more effective divergence detection.
Resolution: The data resolution (timeframe) for calculating the spread, with a default value of "15" (15-minute K-line). Optional values include "1" (1 minute), "60" (1 hour), "D" (1 day), etc.
Use current resolution?: A boolean option (enabled by default). When checked, the indicator uses the current timeframe of the chart for spread calculation; when unchecked, it uses the timeframe set in the "Resolution" parameter.
3.2 Spread Calculation Settings
Spread Calculation Type: The type of spread calculation, with three optional options:
Ratio: Calculates as (Market 1 / Market 2) * 100, suitable for comparing instruments with different price scales.
Difference: Calculates as Market 1 - Market 2, suitable for instruments with similar price ranges and high correlation.
Rate Change: Calculates as [(Market 1/Market 1 - 1) - (Market 2/Market 2 - 1)] * 100, which reflects the difference in the rate of price change between the two instruments.
EMA Length: The period of the EMA (Exponential Moving Average) for smoothing the raw spread, with a default value of 2 (minimum value is 1). A larger value will result in a smoother spread curve but may lag behind price changes.
3.3 Divergence Detection Settings
Show Divergence: A boolean option (enabled by default). When checked, the indicator displays bullish and bearish divergence signals on the chart; when unchecked, the divergence marks are hidden.
Lookback Bars: The number of bars used to calculate price and spread changes, with a default value of 1 (minimum value is 1). It determines the time interval for comparing current and historical data to identify divergence.
Extreme Filter Bars: The number of bars used to judge local price extremes, with a default value of 5 (minimum value is 3). The indicator will only detect divergence when the current price is the highest or lowest within this bar range, which helps filter invalid signals.
3.4 Dynamic Filter Settings
Enable Dynamic Filter: A boolean option (enabled by default). It is used to reduce noise and invalid divergence signals by dynamically adjusting the detection threshold.
ATR Period: The period of ATR (Average True Range) for calculating price volatility, with a default value of 14 (minimum value is 5). It provides a reference for judging the significance of price changes.
Min Ratio Multiplier: The minimum ratio multiplier for divergence strength, with a default value of 0.5 (minimum value is 0.1, adjustable in steps of 0.1). It is used to set the minimum threshold for valid divergence strength.
Strength Period: The period for calculating the moving average of divergence strength, with a default value of 10 (minimum value is 5). It is used to form a dynamic baseline for judging divergence strength.
3.5 Alert Settings
Enable Alerts: A boolean option (enabled by default). When checked, the indicator will trigger pop-up or push alerts when divergence signals are generated; when unchecked, no alerts will be sent.
4. How to Use the Indicator
4.1 Chart Display Interpretation
Spread Curve: The white curve on the chart represents the smoothed spread between the two selected instruments (calculated based on the selected spread type). It reflects the relative price relationship between the two instruments.
Divergence Marks:
Green Tiny Circles: Mark bullish divergence signals. This signal appears when the price of the current chart instrument drops (forms a local low), but the spread rises, and the signal passes the filter conditions. It is a potential bullish reversal reference signal.
Red Tiny Circles: Mark bearish divergence signals. This signal appears when the price of the current chart instrument rises (forms a local high), but the spread drops, and the signal passes the filter conditions. It is a potential bearish reversal reference signal.
Information Table: A white table is displayed in the top left corner of the chart (only on the last bar), which shows:
Current spread calculation type
Current smoothed spread value
The two selected market instruments (Market 1 and Market 2)
4.2 Practical Operation Steps
Configure Parameters: According to your trading variety and timeframe, adjust the "Market 1", "Market 2" and "Resolution" parameters first; then select the appropriate spread calculation type based on the price characteristics of the two instruments.
Filter Signals: If there are too many invalid signals, you can optimize the parameters such as "Extreme Filter Bars", "ATR Period" and "Min Ratio Multiplier" to improve the quality of divergence signals.
Reference Signals: Combine the divergence marks with the current market trend, volume and other technical indicators for comprehensive judgment (do not rely solely on this indicator for trading decisions).
Receive Alerts: Ensure that the "Enable Alerts" option is checked, and configure the alert receiving method in TradingView (e.g., email, push notification) to receive divergence signal reminders in a timely manner.
5. Notes
This indicator is only a technical analysis reference tool and cannot guarantee 100% accurate trading signals. It is recommended to combine with other analysis methods for decision-making.
When selecting Market 1 and Market 2, it is recommended to choose instruments with a certain correlation (e.g., stock index and its volatility index, related futures varieties) to improve the effectiveness of divergence detection.
Different market environments may require adjusting parameter settings (e.g., increasing the EMA length in a volatile market to smooth noise), which needs to be optimized according to actual trading experience.
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Previous Day Week High Low EQ Extensions FIB BoxPDH / PDL EQ 25–75 Indicator
PDH / PDL EQ 25–75 is a comprehensive market-structure and range-analysis indicator designed to visualize key daily and weekly reference levels directly on the chart. The script automatically plots prior highs and lows, equilibrium levels, range-based extensions, Fibonacci zones, and session opens, providing traders with a structured framework for directional bias, mean reversion, and liquidity-based analysis.
Core Features
Daily Range Framework
Previous Day High (PDH) and Previous Day Low (PDL)
Daily Equilibrium (50%) of the prior day’s range
25% and 75% Quartile Levels for range segmentation
Range Extensions at ±25% and ±50% beyond PDH/PDL
Daily Open (DO) plotted and extended forward
Fibonacci Discount/Premium Zone (61.8%–78.6%) highlighted with a shaded box
These levels are recalculated at the start of each trading day and extended forward for clear intraday reference.
Weekly Range Framework
Previous Week High (PWH) and Previous Week Low (PWL)
Weekly Equilibrium (50%)
Weekly Fibonacci Discount/Premium Zone (61.8%–78.6%)
Weekly Open (WO) plotted and extended
Weekly levels reset automatically at the start of each new trading week and are maintained independently from daily levels.
Visual & Customization Options
Fully configurable colors, line widths, and line styles for every plotted level
Adjustable forward extensions for range and open levels
Optional labels with customizable size and optional price display
Distinct separator lines marking daily and weekly ranges
Independent toggles for:
Extension levels
Fibonacci zones
Labels
The indicator is optimized for clarity while maintaining flexibility for different trading styles and chart layouts.
Technical Implementation Highlights
Uses higher-timeframe data via request.security() to ensure accurate daily and weekly calculations
Automatically anchors PDH, PDL, PWH, and PWL to their true originating bars
Efficient object management using arrays to prevent clutter and maintain platform performance
Designed for overlay use on any intraday or higher-timeframe chart
Use Cases
Identifying premium and discount zones
Mapping mean-reversion and continuation areas
Tracking institutional reference levels
Intraday trading with higher-timeframe context
Futures, forex, crypto, and equity markets
Wyckoff Dual Wave1. Indicator Overview
This Pine Script v5 indicator is built for TradingView, based on Wyckoff Theory. It runs in overlay mode on price charts, featuring dual-wave monitoring for short-term small waves and medium-term large waves. It generates trading signals by combining moving averages, volume analysis, double top/bottom patterns, and KD stochastic indicators. The indicator is suitable for short-term and scalping trading, and can be applied to time frames such as 15 seconds, 1 minute, 3 minutes, and 5 minutes to capture price fluctuations while filtering false signals. It should be noted that the default parameters of this indicator are preset for the 15-second time frame.
2. Some of my thoughts
Wyckoff Wave focuses on dynamic analysis. We need to observe the contest for wave highs and lows. Cumulative trading volume, average volume, and the maximum volume at highs and lows are all helpful for analysis. For the sake of simple and convenient comparison, I only use cumulative trading volume.
For wave analysis, it is necessary for us to refer to the trend of larger time frames. That’s why I use two levels of waves. Instead of adopting specific time frames, I choose large moving averages because, from a certain perspective, large moving averages represent the time frame corresponding to the moving average itself—even more reliably.
3. Input Parameters Explanation
3.1 Core Wave Parameters
Small Wave MA: Default value 50. This is the EMA period used as the base for small wave analysis to define short-term trend boundaries.
Signal MA: Default value 20. This fast EMA is used for double top/bottom signal validation and price crossover detection.
Large Wave MA: Default value 200. This is the EMA period used as the base for large wave analysis to define medium-to-long-term trend boundaries.
PCT Factor: Default value 2.0. This is the ATR multiplier threshold for small wave reversal, controlling the sensitivity of short-term trend changes.
Wave PCT Min: Default value 0.03. This is the minimum price fluctuation percentage required to confirm a valid small wave, filtering minor price movements.
Large Wave PCT Factor: Default value 4.0. This is the ATR multiplier threshold for large wave reversal, controlling the sensitivity of medium-to-long-term trend changes.
Large Wave PCT Min: Default value 0.08. This is the minimum price fluctuation percentage required to confirm a valid large wave, filtering insignificant long-term price swings .
Large Wave Min Bars Distance: Default value 5. This is the minimum number of bars required between pivot highs and lows of large waves, preventing interference from adjacent pivot points.
Min Bars Distance Between Highs/Lows: Default value 3. This is the minimum number of bars required between pivot highs and lows of small waves, filtering dense and invalid pivot points.
3.2 Display Toggle Parameters
Show Large Wave Lines: Default value true. Enables or disables the display of large wave trend lines on the chart.
Show Small Wave MA: Default value false. Toggles the visibility of the small wave base EMA on the chart.
Show Large Wave MA: Default value false. Toggles the visibility of the large wave base EMA on the chart.
Show Signal MA: Default value true. Toggles the visibility of the signal EMA on the chart.
Show Wave: Default value true. Enables or disables the display of small wave trend lines on the chart.
Show Vol: Default value false. Toggles the visibility of volume data and volume labels on the chart.
3.3 Volume Related Parameters
Vol Divisor: Default value 100. This divisor reduces volume values for clearer label display on the chart.
Vol Dist: Default value 2.0. This controls the vertical distance between volume labels and price bars to avoid overlapping.
Vol History Limit: Default value 200. This sets the maximum number of historical volume labels to retain, preventing chart clutter.
3.4 Trend Confirmation Parameters
Trend Confirmation Type: Default value 3-Day Breakaway. It offers three options for trend confirmation rules: Original Rules confirms the trend immediately after a price break; Close Confirmation requires a closing price beyond the pivot point to confirm the trend; 3-Day Breakaway requires three consecutive closing prices beyond the pivot point to validate the trend.
3.5 Signal Display Parameters
Show Long Signals: Default value true. Enables or disables the display of long trading signals on the chart.
Show Short Signals: Default value true. Enables or disables the display of short trading signals on the chart.
Enable Volume Compare Long Signals: Default value true. Triggers additional long signals when pullback volume is lower than the volume of the prior rally phase.
Enable Volume Compare Short Signals: Default value true. Triggers additional short signals when rally volume is lower than the volume of the prior decline phase.
Enable KD Signals: Default value true. Enables or disables trading signals generated by the KD stochastic indicator.
3.6 Pattern Recognition Parameters
Double Pattern ATR Multiplier: Default value 0.0, range from -5.0 to 5.0 with step 0.1. This ATR multiplier is used to calculate the threshold for double top/bottom pattern validation, adjusting the strictness of pattern recognition.
3.7 KD Stochastic Parameters
KD %K Length: Default value 14, minimum 1. This is the calculation period for the %K line of the KD indicator.
KD %K Smoothing: Default value 3, minimum 1. This is the smoothing period for the %K line of the KD indicator.
KD %D Smoothing: Default value 3, minimum 1. This is the calculation period for the %D line of the KD indicator.
KD Overbought Level: Default value 80, range from 50 to 100. This sets the overbought threshold for the KD indicator; values above this level suggest potential short opportunities.
KD Oversold Level: Default value 20, range from 0 to 50. This sets the oversold threshold for the KD indicator; values below this level suggest potential long opportunities.
3.8 Color Customization Parameters
Up Trend Color: Default value green. This is the color used for small wave uptrend lines and related long signal labels.
Down Trend Color: Default value red. This is the color used for small wave downtrend lines and related short signal labels.
Large Wave Up Color: Default value lime. This is the color used for large wave uptrend lines.
Large Wave Down Color: Default value orange. This is the color used for large wave downtrend lines.
4. How to Read Signals and Trade
4.1 Basic Trend Identification
Small Wave Trend: Identified by green (uptrend) or red (downtrend) lines on the chart. Follow small wave trends for short-term trades.
Large Wave Trend: Identified by lime (uptrend) or orange (downtrend) lines. Use large wave trends to filter trades—only take long signals in large uptrends and short signals in large downtrends for higher win rates.
4.2 Trading Signal Types and Usage
Basic Long/Short Signals
Long Signal: Displayed as "Long" label below the price bar. Triggered when price crosses above Signal MA in a small uptrend. Enter long positions on this signal.
Short Signal: Displayed as "Short" label above the price bar. Triggered when price crosses below Signal MA in a small downtrend. Enter short positions on this signal.
Pattern-Based Signals
Double Bottom Buy Signal: Displayed as "DB BUY" or "DBOT" label. Triggered when a double bottom pattern forms in an uptrend. This is a strong long signal—use it for high-confidence entries.
Double Top Short Signal: Displayed as "DT SELL" or "DTOP" label. Triggered when a double top pattern forms in a downtrend. This is a strong short signal.
Volume-Validated Signals
Volume Long Signal: Displayed as "V BUY" label. Triggered when pullback volume is lower than prior rally volume in an uptrend. This confirms buying pressure—use it to add to long positions.
Volume Short Signal: Displayed as "V SELL" label. Triggered when rally volume is lower than prior decline volume in a downtrend. This confirms selling pressure—use it to add to short positions.
KD Resonance Signals
KD Long Signal: Displayed as "KD BUY" label. Triggered when KD %K crosses above oversold level in an uptrend. Use it as a confirmation signal for long entries.
KD Short Signal: Displayed as "KD SELL" label. Triggered when KD %K crosses below overbought level in a downtrend. Use it as a confirmation signal for short entries.
4.3 Signal Filtering Rules (Reduce False Signals)
Trade with the large wave trend: Only take long signals when large wave is in uptrend; only take short signals when large wave is in downtrend.
Combine multiple signal types: Prioritize signals that have both pattern confirmation and volume validation (e.g., DB BUY + V BUY) for higher reliability.
Follow the trend confirmation type: Stick to your chosen trend confirmation rule to avoid premature entries.
5. Risk Management Tips
Do not rely on a single signal—always combine indicator signals with market context (e.g., news, support/resistance levels).
Adjust parameters based on your trading time frame and personal preferences.
Use stop-loss orders: Place stop-loss below the recent pivot low for long positions and above the recent pivot high for short positions to limit losses.
Control position sizes: Adjust position sizes according to your risk tolerance to avoid excessive losses from false signals.
Avoid overtrading: Only take signals that meet your predefined criteria to prevent unnecessary trades.
SekakitaMoneyZone本インジケーターは、製作者Sekakitaが実際のトレードで使用している
「相場の波形（Wave Structure）」に基づき、利確候補（TP）を見極めることを目的として開発されました。
相場の流れを視覚的に捉えることで、無駄なエントリーや早すぎる決済を防ぎ、再現性の高いトレード判断を可能にします。
This indicator is developed based on the wave patterns essential to Sekakita’s trading strategy, with the primary goal of identifying potential take-profit (TP) areas.
By visualizing market wave structures in real time, it enables more consistent and disciplined trade management.
Triple EMA (TEMA) + Slope LeadThis indicator plots a standard Triple EMA (TEMA) and an optional slope-lead version. TEMA is a low-lag moving average built from three EMAs, allowing it to track price more closely than a single EMA. The Lead Strength (k) adds a small forward “push” based on the recent TEMA slope:
TEMA_lead = TEMA + k × (TEMA − TEMA ). Higher k values make the line react earlier but increase sensitivity in chop.
Used as a source for other indicators (RSI, MACD, stochastic, regime filters, etc.), TEMA or TEMA-Lead may improve signal quality by reducing noise, aligning momentum readings with trend direction, and producing earlier, cleaner transitions at turns, often without the excessive lag introduced by heavier smoothing.
cg LIMIT This indicator is designed to assist traders in identifying potential limit entry zones along with confirmation signals based on price behavior and technical conditions. It highlights areas where price may react, helping traders plan entries with a structured and disciplined approach.
The indicator provides both Buy Limit and Sell Limit levels, as well as confirmation signals to improve timing and trade confidence. Users can select from four different signal options, allowing flexibility for conservative or aggressive trading styles.
All signals are generated using predefined logic based on historical price data and market structure. This indicator does not predict future price movement and should be used as a decision-support tool, not as a standalone system.
Key features include multi-timeframe compatibility, customizable signal options, and broad market support including Forex, Crypto, Indices, and Stocks. It is suitable for scalping, day trading, and swing trading when combined with proper risk management.
⚠️ This indicator is intended for educational and analytical purposes only and does not provide financial advice. Trading involves risk, and users are responsible for their own trading decisions.
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Medium-term TrendThis Medium-term Trend indicator is designed to identify short, mid, and long-term price pivots, track trend directions, and visualize key support and resistance zones. It excels at analyzing mid-term trends, the most optimal timeframe for traders, and delivers greater reliability when applied to larger chart periods. The indicator helps you dynamically observe the battle between bullish and bearish forces at mid-term highs and lows, enabling you to align your trades with the prevailing trend.
How to Use This Script
1. Core Parameter Adjustment
The only critical adjustable parameter for trend validation is Retrace Percentage (%).It defaults to 0.01, with a range of 0 to 20.0 (adjustable in 0.01 increments). This parameter defines the minimum retracement percentage required to confirm a trend change from bullish to bearish or vice versa. A higher value means a more conservative trend change confirmation (fewer false signals), while a lower value captures more frequent trend shifts (may include more noise).
2. Visual Display Controls (Toggle On/Off)
You can enable or disable the following visual elements via the indicator settings panel to match your chart clarity needs.
Pivot Point Displays
Show Short Points: Disable by default. When enabled, small green circles mark short-term lows and small red circles mark short-term highs, with tooltips showing the exact pivot price.
Show Mid Points: Enables by default. When enabled, tiny yellow circles mark mid-term lows and mid-term highs (the core of the indicator), with tooltips showing the exact pivot price. These points are key for identifying mid-term trend direction.
Show Long Points: Disables by default. When enabled, small blue circles mark long-term lows and long-term highs, with tooltips showing the exact pivot price.
Trend Channel Displays
Show Short Channel: Disables by default. When enabled, green lines connect consecutive short-term lows and red lines connect consecutive short-term highs, forming a short-term price channel.
Show Mid Channel: Disables by default. When enabled, yellow lines connect consecutive mid-term lows and mid-term highs, forming a mid-term price channel that clearly visualizes the mid-term trend trajectory.
Show Long Channel: Disables by default. When enabled, blue lines connect consecutive long-term lows and long-term highs, forming a long-term price channel for broader trend analysis.
Mid-term Pivot Rectangles (Core Visual Element)
Show Mid Rectangles: Enables by default. When enabled, transparent rectangles mark mid-term pivot zones (support and resistance) with dynamic break tracking.These rectangles extend to the right until the trend completes, helping you monitor price interactions with key mid-term levels.
3. Trend Identification & Trading Guidance
Key Trend Rules (Mid-term Focus)
Uptrend Confirmation: When mid-term lows show a sequential upward pattern (each subsequent mid-term low is higher than the previous one), the mid-term trend is bullish (uptrend).Downtrend Confirmation: When mid-term highs show a sequential downward pattern (each subsequent mid-term high is lower than the previous one), the mid-term trend is bearish (downtrend).Range Bound Condition: When mid-term highs and lows move sideways (no clear upward/downward sequence), the market is in a mid-term range.
4.How to Align Trades with the Trend
Observe Mid-term Pivot Interactions: Pay close attention to price reactions at the mid-term rectangles (purple for support, orange for resistance). These zones represent key battle areas between bulls and bears.
Uptrend Trading: In a confirmed mid-term uptrend, prioritize long trades when price touches or bounces from mid-term support rectangles (purple), with stop losses placed below the support rectangle’s bottom edge.
Downtrend Trading: In a confirmed mid-term downtrend, prioritize short trades when price touches or rejects from mid-term resistance rectangles (orange), with stop losses placed above the resistance rectangle’s top edge.
Range Trading: In a mid-term range, trade between consecutive mid-term support (purple) and resistance (orange) rectangles—buy near support and sell near resistance, with tight stop losses beyond the rectangle edges.
Trend Breakout Confirmation: When price closes beyond the top (uptrend breakout) or bottom (downtrend breakout) of a mid-term rectangle, and the rectangle stops extending, this signals a potential mid-term trend shift. Wait for a retest of the broken rectangle (if applicable) to enter trades in the direction of the breakout.
5. Best Practices
Optimal Timeframes: While the indicator works on all timeframes, it performs best on larger periods (4-hour, daily, weekly) where mid-term trends are more defined and less prone to noise.Mid-term Focus: For consistent trading results, prioritize mid-term signals (yellow pivot points, mid rectangles) over short-term signals, as mid-term trends offer higher probability trades with favorable risk-reward ratios.Avoid Overcluttering: Keep short-term and long-term displays disabled by default unless you need multi-timeframe confluence. Enabling too many visual elements can obscure key mid-term trend signals.Parameter Fine-Tuning: Adjust the Retrace Percentage (%) based on your asset’s volatility—use higher values (e.g., 0.5 to 2.0) for volatile assets (cryptocurrencies) and lower values (e.g., 0.01 to 0.2) for less volatile assets (blue-chip stocks).Dynamic Analysis: Regularly monitor the evolution of mid-term pivot rectangles and pivot point sequences—trends are not static, and early detection of shifting mid-term highs/lows can help you exit losing trades and capture new trend opportunities.
Disclaimer: This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research and risk assessment before executing trades. For support or customization requests, please send a private message to the author.
Least Squares Moving Average Zero Lag LeadLSMA Zero‑Lag + Lead Indicator
This indicator is a modified Least Squares Moving Average (LSMA) designed to reduce lag and optionally introduce a controlled forward‑leaning (lead) component. It is intended to be used either directly on price or as a smoother, more responsive input source for other indicators such as RSI, MACD, or regime filters.
1. What LSMA Is Doing
LSMA (Least Squares Moving Average) fits a straight‑line regression to the last N bars and evaluates that line at the current bar. Unlike simple or exponential averages, LSMA implicitly models trend direction and slope, which makes it more responsive during directional moves.
2. Zero‑Lag Adjustment
The zero‑lag version applies a simple error‑correction technique:
ZL = 2 × LSMA − LSMA(previous)
This cancels part of the inherent regression delay, producing a smoother line that reacts faster to turns while remaining stable in trends.
3. Lead Component (Optional)
On top of the zero‑lag LSMA, a slope‑based lead is added:
Lead = ZL + k × (ZL − ZL(previous))
Here, the recent slope is projected forward by a user‑controlled factor (k). This does not predict price, but it shifts the average slightly in the direction of current momentum, improving responsiveness for signal generation.
4. Why This Helps RSI and Similar Indicators
RSI and many oscillators operate on raw price changes, which can be noisy and lag‑prone. Feeding RSI with LSMA ZL or LSMA ZL + Lead instead of raw close price:
• Reduces noise without excessive smoothing
• Aligns RSI swings with underlying trend direction
• Improves timing of overbought/oversold transitions
• Reduces late signals after sharp reversals
In practice, this produces an RSI that reacts faster in trends but stays calmer in chop.
5. Practical Usage Tips
• Use LSMA ZL as a clean, low‑lag replacement for price in oscillators
• Add small lead values (0.5–1.0) only if earlier signals are needed
• Avoid high lead values in choppy markets
• Combine with regime or volatility filters for best results
This indicator is best thought of as a signal‑conditioning layer rather than a standalone trading system.
Gann Octave Pro - Angles & Time Cycles 🎯 Gann Octave Pro - Angles & Time Cycles
## Complete Gann Trading System - Price, Angles & Time in One Indicator
A professional-grade Gann analysis tool combining **Octave Price Levels**, **Gann Angles (1x1, 2x1, 1x2)**, and **Advanced Time Cycle Projections**. Perfect for traders seeking precision market timing through geometric confluence.
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## 🌟 Key Features
### 📐 Octave Price Levels
- **5 Key Levels**: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
- **Color-Coded**: Green (support) → Blue (50% pivot) → Red (resistance) → Black (boundaries)
- **Dynamic Updates**: Auto-adjusts to swing structure
- **Trading Edge**: 50% level is the most powerful reversal zone
### 📏 Gann Angles
- **1x1 Angle** (Black) - Natural 45° trend line
- **2x1 Angle** (Red) - Steep acceleration zone
- **1x2 Angle** (Red) - Gradual support/resistance
- **Customizable Extension**: Fixed bars or % of swing length
### ⏰ Advanced Time Cycles
**Three Calculation Methods:**
1. **Angle-Level Confluence** ⭐ (Recommended)
- Calculates intersections of Gann angles with octave levels
- Most sophisticated timing system
- Based on price-time geometry
2. **Swing Duration** - Uses actual swing bar length
3. **Harmonic (Swing/8)** - Classic Gann harmonic division
**Cycle Visualization:**
- **Full Cycles** (Purple, solid) - Major turning points, labeled "◆ FC1 (176 bars) "
- **Sub-Cycles** (Blue, dotted) - Minor pivots, labeled "S1 "
- **Mid-Cycles** (Orange, dashed) - Half-cycle inflection points
- **Past Display**: Shows 4 complete past cycles for validation
- **Future Projection**: Projects 8 future cycles for anticipation
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## 🎯 How to Use
### Quick Start
1. Apply to chart (works all timeframes/instruments)
2. Select period: Default 44 bars (adjust based on timeframe)
3. Choose cycle method: "Angle-Level Confluence" for best results
4. Observe past cycles to validate timing accuracy
### Trading Strategies
**Triple Confluence Setup** (Highest Probability)
- Price at octave level (especially 50%)
- Price touches Gann angle (1x1 most reliable)
- Time cycle arrives (full cycle preferred)
- **Entry**: On confluence | **Stop**: Below/above octave level | **Target**: Next level
**Cycle Anticipation**
- Enter 1-2 bars before cycle line if price at octave level
- Exit at next cycle or target octave level
- **Edge**: Anticipate cycles instead of reacting
**Angle Breakout + Cycle**
- Price breaks 1x1 angle + next cycle within 20 bars
- Hold through cycle, exit at 2x1 angle or next major level
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## ⚙️ Customization
### Period Selection (88-Based)
11 harmonic options: 3, 6, 11, 22, **44**, 88, 176, 352, 704, 1408, 2816 bars
- **Intraday** (15m-1h): Period 3-4
- **Swing Trading** (4h-Daily): Period 4-5
- **Position Trading** (Daily-Weekly): Period 5-6
### Visual Controls
- **Colors**: Independent for all elements
- **Line Widths**: Separate controls (1-5) for levels, angles, cycles
- **Label Size**: Tiny/Small/Normal/Large (unified)
- **Label Position**: Top/Middle/Bottom
- **Show/Hide**: Toggle any component
### Alerts
- 50% octave level breakouts
- Customizable messages
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## 💡 Pro Tips
1. **Validate First**: Observe 2-3 past cycles before trading
2. **Adjust to Volatility**: High volatility = lower period (22-44), Low = higher (88-176)
3. **Multiple Timeframes**: Apply on different timeframes for confirmation
4. **Respect 50% Level**: Most powerful reversal zone in Gann theory
5. **Focus on Full Cycles**: Highest probability setups (◆ FC markers)
6. **Combine with Price Action**: Indicator shows WHERE/WHEN, price action shows HOW
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## 🚀 What Makes It Unique
✅ **Intelligent Confluence Cycles** - Unique angle-level intersection calculation
✅ **Historical Validation** - See past cycles to trust future projections
✅ **Professional Design** - Color-coded hierarchy, clean labels, no clutter
✅ **Complete Automation** - Everything updates in real-time
✅ **Three-Dimensional Analysis** - Price + Angles + Time = complete picture
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## 📊 Best Markets
- Stock indices (S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow)
- Forex majors (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY)
- Commodities (Gold, Silver, Oil)
- Crypto (BTC, ETH)
- Liquid stocks
✅ Complete Gann system (price + angles + time)
✅ 3 time cycle methods
✅ Auto swing detection
✅ 4 past + 8 future cycle projections
✅ Professional visualization
✅ Extensive customization
✅ Real-time alerts
✅ Works all markets/timeframes
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## ⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational purposes and applies W.D. Gann methodology principles. Not financial advice. Always use proper risk management, position sizing, and stop losses. Practice on paper before live trading. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results.
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**The market moves in patterns of price and time. This indicator helps you see them.**
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Pivot automaticOverview
Pivot Automatic is a powerful, overlay-based TradingView indicator that automatically detects Higher Timeframe (HTF) Pivot High (Resistance) and Pivot Low (Support) zones, monitors price interactions with these zones (touches and breakouts), and optionally identifies high-volume trading regions. It features auto-HTF detection, customizable alerts, and visual markers to streamline technical analysis and trade decision-making.
Key Features
Auto Higher Timeframe (HTF) Detection: Automatically selects an appropriate higher timeframe based on your current chart timeframe, eliminating the need for manual HTF input.
Visual Pivot Zones: Clearly displays pivot high (resistance) and pivot low (support) zones as colored, dynamically extending rectangles directly on price action.
Price Touch & Breakout Monitoring: Detects first touches, re-touches, and breakouts of pivot zones, with corresponding visual markers and real-time alerts.
High-Volume Box Detection: Optional visualization of extreme volume bars within user-specified trading sessions, highlighting potential institutional interest areas.
Fully Customizable: Adjust colors, transparency levels, alert triggers, and volume parameters to align with your personal trading style and chart aesthetics.
Parameter Explanation
The indicator’s parameters are organized into three main categories for intuitive configuration.
1. HTF Settings (Higher Timeframe Pivot Zone Configuration)
Pivot High Zone Color: Defaults to gray. This parameter sets the background color of HTF pivot high (resistance) zones, allowing you to match the zone color to your chart theme.
Pivot High Transparency: Defaults to 80, with a range of 0 to 100. It controls the transparency of pivot high zones—0 means fully opaque, while 100 means fully transparent. Higher values help keep the chart uncluttered while maintaining visibility of key resistance levels.
Pivot Low Zone Color: Defaults to fuchsia. This parameter sets the background color of HTF pivot low (support) zones for clear differentiation from resistance zones.
Pivot Low Transparency: Defaults to 80, with a range of 0 to 100. It controls the transparency of pivot low zones, using the same 0-100 scale as pivot high transparency.
2. Touch Alert Settings (Price Interaction Monitoring)
Enable Touch Alert: Defaults to true. This toggle enables or disables all alerts related to price touches and breakouts of pivot zones. Disable it if you only want visual cues without receiving notifications.
Show Touch Markers: Defaults to true. When enabled, it displays small labels on the chart during price interactions with pivot zones—"R" for resistance touches, "R+" for resistance top tests, "S" for support touches, and "S+" for support bottom tests.
Alert on Bottom Touch: Defaults to true. Triggers an alert when price first touches the bottom boundary of a pivot zone, signaling entry into a support or resistance area.
Alert on Top Touch: Defaults to true. Triggers an alert when price reaches the top boundary of a resistance zone or the bottom boundary of a support zone, indicating a test of the zone’s key level.
Minimum Touch Interval (bars): Defaults to 5, with a minimum value of 1. This parameter sets a minimum number of bars between consecutive touch alerts for the same pivot zone, preventing duplicate and redundant alerts.
ATR Length for Label Offset: Defaults to 14. It defines the lookback length of the Average True Range (ATR) indicator used to calculate the distance of touch markers from price action, using the standard ATR length of 14 by default.
Label Offset Multiplier: Defaults to 0.3, with a minimum value of 0.1 and adjustable in 0.1 increments. It multiplies the ATR value to set the offset distance of touch markers from price, preventing overlap between markers and candlesticks.
3. Volume Settings (High-Volume Zone Configuration)
Show Huge Volume Box: Defaults to false. This toggle enables or disables the visualization of bars with extremely high volume, which is disabled by default to reduce chart clutter.
Volume Length: Defaults to 20. It sets the lookback period (number of bars) used to calculate the highest volume and average volume, which are the benchmarks for identifying "huge volume" bars.
Volume Factor: Defaults to 5. It acts as a multiplier for the average volume—only bars with volume greater than the average volume multiplied by this factor are classified as "huge volume" bars. Higher values make the detection more restrictive, capturing only the most extreme volume spikes.
Volume Box Color: Defaults to blue. This parameter sets the background color of the huge volume box for clear visual identification.
Volume Box Transparency: Defaults to 70, with a range of 0 to 100. It controls the transparency of the huge volume box, following the same 0 (fully opaque) to 100 (fully transparent) scale as other zone transparency settings.
Enable Session Filter: Defaults to true. When enabled, it restricts huge volume detection to a user-specified trading session; disabling it allows detection across all time periods.
Trading Session: Defaults to 0930-1600, formatted as HHMM-HHMM. It defines the specific trading session for volume detection—for example, 0930-1600 corresponds to US stock regular trading hours.
Session Timezone: Defaults to UTC-5, with options covering all UTC offsets from UTC-12 to UTC+12. It sets the timezone for the specified trading session, with key mappings including UTC-5 for US Eastern time, UTC+0 for London time, UTC+1 for Paris time, UTC+8 for China/Singapore time, and UTC+9 for Tokyo time.
Hidden Core Logic (Non-Customizable Constants)
Auto HTF Detection Logic
The indicator automatically selects the appropriate higher timeframe based on your current chart timeframe (measured in minutes), following this predefined rule set:
For current timeframes less than 3 minutes (including second-based charts), the auto-selected HTF is 3-minute.
For current timeframes between 3 minutes and 9 minutes, the auto-selected HTF is 15-minute.
For current timeframes between 10 minutes and 29 minutes, the auto-selected HTF is 1-hour (60-minute).
For current timeframes between 30 minutes and 3 hours 59 minutes, the auto-selected HTF is 4-hour (240-minute).
For current timeframes between 4 hours and 23 hours 59 minutes, the auto-selected HTF is Daily (D).
For current timeframes of 1 day or longer, the auto-selected HTF is Weekly (W).
How to Use the Indicator
1. Basic Setup
Add the indicator to your TradingView chart—it will overlay directly on your price action.
Verify the auto-selected HTF, which requires no manual input. If you want to change the underlying HTF logic, simply adjust your current chart timeframe.
Customize the indicator parameters via the "Settings" panel to match your visual preferences and trading needs.
2. Interpreting Visual Cues
Gray Transparent Rectangle: Represents an HTF Pivot High (Resistance Zone). The zone is bounded by the pivot high’s peak at the top and the higher of the pivot bar’s open or close at the bottom.
Fuchsia Transparent Rectangle: Represents an HTF Pivot Low (Support Zone). The zone is bounded by the pivot low’s trough at the bottom and the lower of the pivot bar’s open or close at the top.
Small "R" Label (Red/Orange): Signals a Resistance Zone Touch. A red label indicates the first touch of the zone, while an orange label indicates a re-touch after the minimum touch interval has elapsed.
Small "R+" Label (Solid Red): Signals a Resistance Zone Top Test, meaning price has reached the upper boundary of the pivot high zone and is attempting a breakout.
Small "S" Label (Green/Lime): Signals a Support Zone Touch. A green label indicates the first touch of the zone, while a lime label indicates a re-touch after the minimum touch interval has elapsed.
Small "S+" Label (Solid Green): Signals a Support Zone Bottom Test, meaning price has reached the lower boundary of the pivot low zone and is attempting a breakdown.
Blue Transparent Box (Optional): Represents a Huge Volume Zone, marking a bar with extreme volume that meets the volume factor and session filter criteria.
Extending Rectangle: Identifies an Unbroken Pivot Zone. The rectangle will continue extending to the right as long as price has not broken the zone’s boundary; broken zones stop extending.
3. Alert Triggers
When the Enable Touch Alert parameter is set to true, the indicator generates five distinct types of alerts:
Resistance Touched: Triggers when price first enters the pivot high zone, if the Alert on Bottom Touch parameter is enabled.
Resistance Top Test: Triggers when price reaches the upper boundary of the pivot high zone, if the Alert on Top Touch parameter is enabled.
Resistance Re-touch: Triggers when price re-enters the pivot high zone after the minimum touch interval has passed, if the Alert on Bottom Touch parameter is enabled.
Support Touched/Re-touch: Mirrors the resistance touch alerts, triggering when price enters or re-enters the pivot low zone.
Support/Resistance Broken: Triggers once per breakout when price closes above a pivot high zone or below a pivot low zone on the auto-selected HTF.
4. Trading Strategies with the Indicator
Strategy 1: Pivot Zone Bounce (Range Trading)
Long Setup: Look for price to touch a fuchsia pivot low zone (accompanied by an "S" label), then watch for a bullish reversal candlestick pattern—such as a hammer or bullish engulfing. Confirm the setup with increasing buying volume, then enter a long position.
Short Setup: Look for price to touch a gray pivot high zone (accompanied by an "R" label), then watch for a bearish reversal candlestick pattern—such as a shooting star or bearish engulfing. Confirm the setup with increasing selling volume, then enter a short position.
Stop Loss Placement: For long positions, place the stop loss just below the bottom boundary of the pivot low zone. For short positions, place the stop loss just above the top boundary of the pivot high zone.
Take Profit Target: Target the next nearby pivot zone, or use a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:2 for consistent results.
Strategy 2: Pivot Zone Breakout (Trend Trading)
Long Breakout Setup: Wait for a "Resistance BROKEN" alert, which confirms price has closed above the gray pivot high zone. Enter a long position only if the breakout is accompanied by above-average volume, which validates the strength of the breakout.
Short Breakdown Setup: Wait for a "Support BROKEN" alert, which confirms price has closed below the fuchsia pivot low zone. Enter a short position only if the breakdown is accompanied by above-average volume, which validates the strength of the breakdown.
Stop Loss Placement: For long breakouts, place the stop loss just below the breakout candlestick. For short breakdowns, place the stop loss just above the breakdown candlestick.
Take Profit Target: Target the next major pivot zone in the direction of the trend, or trail your stop loss to capture extended trend moves.
Strategy 3: High-Volume + Pivot Zone Confluence (High-Probability Trading)
Enable the Show Huge Volume Box parameter to display high-volume zones on your chart.
Look for pivot zones that align with these high-volume boxes—this confluence of support/resistance levels and institutional volume activity creates high-probability trade setups.
Prioritize trades where price interacts with these confluent zones, as reactions from these areas are typically stronger and more reliable than reactions from standalone pivot zones.
5. Best Practices
Timeframe Compatibility: The indicator works seamlessly on all timeframes, from second-based charts to weekly charts, thanks to its auto-HTF detection logic.
Asset Compatibility: It is suitable for trading stocks, forex pairs, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and futures contracts across global markets.
Chart Clutter Management: Keep the Show Huge Volume Box parameter disabled by default unless you specifically trade volume-based strategies, to avoid overcrowding your chart with unnecessary elements.
Alert Notification Setup: Configure TradingView’s alert notifications—including email, SMS, and app alerts—to stay updated on price interactions with pivot zones, even when you are not actively monitoring the chart.
Parameter Fine-Tuning: Backtest the indicator with your preferred asset and timeframe to adjust parameters like Volume Factor and Minimum Touch Interval, optimizing the indicator for the specific market conditions you trade.
Disclaimer: This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research and risk assessment before executing any trades in the financial markets.
My multiple MAs📈 My Multiple MAs — Multi-Timeframe Adaptive Moving Average
MY-MA is a multi-timeframe moving average indicator designed to help traders clearly identify trend direction, market cycles, and dynamic support & resistance using advanced MA logic.
This indicator combines Higher Timeframe Moving Averages with adaptive curve visualization, making it especially useful for swing trading, trend following, and market structure analysis.
🔹 Key Features
✅ Multi-Timeframe Moving Averages
- Plot moving averages from higher timeframes (e.g. 4H, 1D) directly on your current chart
- See the real trend context without switching timeframes
✅ Advanced MA Types
- Supports LMA (Least Moving Average) for smoother trend tracking
- Optional HIG / custom MA logic for cycle detection and turning points
✅ Market Cycle Visualization
- Curved MA behavior helps highlight trend expansion, exhaustion, and reversals
- Color-coded curves make bullish vs bearish phases easy to read
✅ Dynamic Price Labels
- Automatically displays MA price levels on the chart
- Helps identify key reaction zones and confluence areas
✅ Highly Customizable
- Control timeframe, MA length, source price, and offsets
- Toggle labels and lines independently for a clean chart
🔹 How to Use
- Above MA & rising → Bullish trend bias
- Below MA & falling → Bearish trend bias
- Price reacting near higher-TF MA → Potential support/resistance
- Curve flattening or bending → Possible trend exhaustion or reversal
- Best used together with price action, volume, or structure confirmation.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis tool only and does not provide financial advice. Always use proper risk management and confirmation before entering trades.
