pubLibCandlestickPatternsLibrary "pubLibCandlestickPatterns"
candlestick pattern conditions for indicator and strategy development
doji()
bull_marubozu()
bear_marubozu()
spinning_top()
bull_belt_hold_line()
bear_belt_hold_line()
bull_breakaway()
bear_breakaway()
concealing_baby_swallow()
bull_counterattack()
bear_counterattack()
dark_cloud_cover()
long_legged_doji()
southern_doji()
northern_doji()
dumpling_top()
bull_engulfing()
bear_engulfing()
frypan_bottom()
hammer()
hanging_man()
bull_harami()
bear_harami()
bull_harami_cross()
bear_harami_cross()
high_wave()
bull_hikkake()
bear_hikkake()
homing_pigeon()
in_neck()
bull_kicking()
bear_kicking()
matching_low()
on_neck()
piercing()
bull_separating_lines()
bear_separating_lines()
upgap_side_by_side_white_lines()
downgap_side_by_side_white_lines()
stalled()
bull_star()
bear_star()
bull_doji_star()
bear_doji_star()
morning_star()
evening_star()
morning_doji_star()
evening_doji_star()
abandoned_baby_bottom()
abandoned_baby_top()
inverted_hammer()
shooting_star()
dragonfly_doji()
gravestone_doji()
stick_sandwich()
upward_gapping_tasuki()
downward_gapping_tasuki()
three_black_crows()
advance_block()
three_advancing_white_soldiers()
bull_three_line_strike()
bear_three_line_strike()
rising_three_methods()
falling_three_methods()
three_stars_in_the_south()
thrusting()
tower_bottom()
tower_top()
tri_star_bottom()
tri_star_top()
tweezer_bottom()
tweezer_top()
upside_gap_two_crows()
指標和策略
CTR Weekly MA + 1D MA (v1)I built this simple pine script to help me trade on the lower timeframe (1d) while still showing my key weekly moving averages to help me trade with the macro trend.
Rules for trading...
Steps for taking a Short position:
1. Wait for all 3 weekly moving averages to be in alignment (8EMA<21SMA<50SMA). When these aligned the candles will change to bright red, meaning bearish.
2. Wait for a pullback to the 1 Day 21SMA. When a candle touches the 21SMA, that candle will change color to white. This will be your alert to get ready to enter into a short.
3. On the next candle you can then take a short position as long as that candle is below the 21SMA, if not, wait for the net daily candle to close. If that is below the 21SMA you can then enter into a short on the opening of the next daily candle.
I built this to trade the Bear Market but this same method can also work in a Bull Market but just do the opposite.
M5_Bull/Bear BBOM5_ Bull/Bear BBO is a derivative oscillator built from LuxAlgo’s original Bollinger Bands Breakout Oscillator (BBO).
This version restructures the original breakout logic into a bull / bear adaptive oscillator, introduces inverted symmetry, and expands the visual system with dynamic level states and conditional color logic. The goal is to provide contextual momentum awareness rather than discrete trade signals.
A key design focus is the interaction between dominant pressure and the absence of opposing pressure. Buying and selling pressure may coexist, but moments where opposing pressure fully dissipates are treated as structurally significant — a “door opening” condition where price is no longer constrained by counter-pressure and is free to expand.
Pressure is explicitly mirrored from the opposite side, creating a symmetrical framework where each side’s expansion is reflected against the other. These mirrored structures are allowed to cross, not as directional signals, but as markers of peak intensity or exhaustion within an expanding pressure phase.
Transitional regimes — where one pressure fades before the other fully emerges — are intentionally left visible rather than smoothed away. These areas often produce late confirmation or no follow-through at all, and are presented as a challenging but informative market state rather than a condition to be optimized away.
The script is intended for visual analysis and context alignment, not as a standalone entry/exit system.
Credits & Licensing
Original concept and base implementation: LuxAlgo
Modifications, restructuring, and visual system: Metaltek5
License: Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
This script is published as open source under the same license as the original work.
Non-commercial use only. Attribution and share-alike required.
Annotated example illustrating dominant pressure, mirrored behavior, and door opening conditions
Relative Strength Leadership Engine v2.0Relative Strength Leadership Engine v2.0OverviewThe Relative Strength Leadership Engine v2.0 is a context-first diagnostic tool designed to identify true market leadership. Instead of simple ratio lines, this script employs a multi-layered scoring model to determine if a symbol is truly outperforming its benchmark (e.g., SPY) or simply riding market beta.The Problem It SolvesMany relative strength indicators fail to distinguish between idiosyncratic leadership and market correlation. A stock might look strong simply because it is a high-beta names moving in lockstep with a rising index. This engine uses Pearson Correlation Filtering and Volatility Normalization to decouple these factors.How It Works (The Math)To ensure full transparency for the TradingView community, the "Leadership Score" (0–100) is calculated based on four proprietary technical pillars:Baseline Alignment (30 pts): Measures if the $Price / Benchmark$ ratio is above its 21-period EMA.Volatility-Normalized Momentum (25 pts): We calculate a Z-score of the RS slope and divide it by the asset's ATR % of price. This ensures momentum is measured by "clean" price action rather than high-beta volatility spikes.Beta-Decoupling (20 pts): Using ta.correlation, the script penalizes "Market Huggers." Points are awarded when a stock shows strength independent of the benchmark's immediate fluctuations.Freshness & Highs (25 pts): Points are awarded for proximity to 252-day relative strength highs, identifying stocks entering a "Power Zone" of leadership.Interpreting the StatesThe dashboard in the bottom-right identifies three distinct permission states:ENGAGE (Score 80+): Full leadership permission. The asset is outperforming with idiosyncratic strength and clean momentum (See FDX example in the gallery).OBSERVE (Score 50–79): Leadership is present but aging or overly correlated to the market (See MU example in the gallery).STAND DOWN (Score <50): Leadership is broken; the asset is a relative laggard (See CBLL example in the gallery).Technical FeaturesMulti-Timeframe Validation: Optional Weekly/Monthly RS confirmation to filter out "noise."Benchmark Timing Filter: A built-in gate that checks if the broader market (Benchmark) is in a "Risk-Off" regime.Non-Repainting: All security calls use lookahead=barmerge.lookahead_off to ensure historical accuracy.Customizable UI: Toggle the dashboard on/off via the "Style" menu for a cleaner workspace.DisclaimerThis script is an informational diagnostic tool and does not generate trade signals, entries, or exits. Educational use only.
Trade ChecklistICT trading checklist. This checklist helps you mark out confluences so you can rate the trade you're about to take and be able to decide if its a good trade or you should skip it. Enjoy
EMA Slope Filter (ATR Threshold) + Supertrend WindowEMA Slope Filter (ATR Threshold) + Supertrend Window
This indicator highlights “trade-allowed” segments based on a mechanical EMA slope condition. It compares the current EMA value (user-defined length) to the EMA value N bars ago (user-defined lookback). A direction is allowed only if the EMA change exceeds an ATR-based threshold: ATR multiplier × ATR(length).
What it shows on the price chart
Green segments (background / EMA color / optional dots): long bias allowed.
Red segments: short bias allowed.
Neutral (gray/no background): filter not satisfied.
Start markers
L / S labels appear at the start of a new allowed segment.
Optional Supertrend delay: start labels can be delayed by X bars after a Supertrend direction switch (Supertrend ATR length and factor are configurable inside the script).
“STOP” wave marker
Define a Supertrend-based search window (e.g., bars 3…20 after a switch).
If the EMA slope filter never aligns with the Supertrend direction within that window, the script prints a STOP label on bar (max+1) to indicate the current wave is considered non-tradable (do not search for entries until the next Supertrend switch).
Extras
Key values (EMA diff, ATR, threshold, diff/ATR, bars since ST switch) are available in the Data Window for quick inspection.
Core IC 2.0
## 📌 NIFTY Weekly Option Seller — Core Regime & Risk Framework
This indicator is designed for **systematic weekly option selling on NIFTY**, focused on **Iron Condors (IC), Put Credit Spreads (PCS), and Call Credit Spreads (CCS)**.
It is **not a scalping tool** and **not a signal generator**.
Instead, it provides a **structured decision framework** to help option sellers decide:
* *What structure to deploy* (IC / PCS / CCS)
* *How aggressive to be* (position size & distance)
* *When to adjust* (defend / harvest / regime change)
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## 🔍 What the Indicator Does
### 1️⃣ Market Regime Detection
The script continuously evaluates the market and classifies it into one of three regimes:
* **IC (Range / Mixed)** – neutral, mean-reverting conditions
* **PCS (Trend Up)** – bullish trend continuation
* **CCS (Trend Down)** – bearish trend continuation
Regime selection is based on:
* EMA structure
* ADX (trend strength)
* VWAP positioning
* Higher timeframe (daily) trend alignment
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### 2️⃣ Independent Conviction Scores
The indicator computes **three independent scores (0–5)**:
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IC / PCS / CCS
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These scores represent **conviction strength**, not trade signals.
* Higher score = stronger suitability for that structure
* All three scores are always visible for transparency
Only **one active score** (based on the current regime) is used for:
* Position sizing
* Strike distance suggestions
* Risk management logic
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### 3️⃣ Risk-First Position Guidance
Based on the active score, the indicator suggests:
* **Position Size** (100% / 50% / 25%)
* **Short strike distance** (ATR-based, dynamic)
* **Defend / Harvest conditions**
* **Regime change alerts**
This helps traders remain **consistent and disciplined**, especially during volatile weeks.
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### 4️⃣ Visual Decision Panel
A compact panel displays all key information at a glance:
* Regime (IC / PCS / CCS)
* ATR & ADX
* Suggested size
* Suggested short distance
* IC / PCS / CCS scores
* Key reference levels (H3 / L3, VWAP)
No guesswork, no over-trading.
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## 🕒 Recommended Usage
* **Best timeframe:** 1H or 4H
* **Ideal style:** End-of-day or limited-check traders
* **Designed for:** Weekly option sellers (not intraday scalpers)
Adjustments are intended to be made **at fixed checkpoints**, not every candle.
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## ⚠️ Important Notes
* This is **not financial advice**
* The indicator does **not place trades**
* Works best when combined with:
* Defined stop-loss rules
* Fixed risk-reward discipline
* Proper position sizing
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## 🎯 Who This Is For
✔ Rule-based option sellers
✔ Traders focused on consistency over excitement
✔ Professionals who value structure and risk control
❌ Not for discretionary scalpers
❌ Not for beginners without options knowledge
BTC - Sentiment (Posts weighted) LSMABTC - Sentiment (Posts Weighted) LSMA | RM
Concept
In the current 2026 market regime, Bitcoin has transitioned into a mature institutional asset. However, retail "Social Liquidity" remains the primary driver of local volatility and blow-off tops. This script serves as a deterministic proxy for crowd conviction, utilizing the LUNARCRUSH:BTC_SENTIMENT feed to identify when social hype has decoupled from fundamental value.
Data Source: LunarCrush Integration
This model utilizes the native LunarCrush data prefix. Unlike simple "mention counts," the BTC_SENTIMENT metric is a percentage-based value (0-100%) representing the "Sentiment of positive posts weighted by interactions."
• Interactions vs. Volume: By weighting sentiment by interactions (likes, shares, comments), the data filters out bot-driven "spam" and focuses on what real participants are actually engaging with.
• Meaning of the Value: 100% indicates that every single interaction-weighted post is positive; 0% indicates total negativity. Historically, BTC sentiment rarely drops below 60% or stays above 90% for long, creating a predictable mean-reverting corridor.
Technical Architecture
• The LSMA Denoising Engine Raw social data is inherently "jittery." To extract a tradable signal, we apply a Least Squares Moving Average (LSMA) with a 28-day lookback.
• Mathematical Advantage: Unlike a Simple Moving Average (SMA), the LSMA calculates a linear regression line for each period to find the "best fit." This allows the indicator to track the velocity of sentiment shifts with significantly less lag, which is critical for identifying "Social Exhaustion" before a price reversal occurs.
• The Social Heat Index (SHI) Calculation: To align this data with the broader Rob Maths ecosystem, we normalize the LSMA output into a standardized 0–10 score using a Linear Feature Scaling (Min-Max) formula: SHI = ((Current LSMA - 65) / 25) * 10 ; This formula treats 65% as the "Floor" (Apathy) and 90% as the "Ceiling" (Hysteria). This 0–10 scale allows for immediate comparison against other institutional risk metrics.
Regime Audits & Usage
• Accumulation (Blue Zone / <72.5%): Social Despair. Retail interest is at a mathematical minimum. Historically, these periods of "Social Apathy" coincide with major local bottoms as institutional "Smart Money" absorbs the lack of retail demand.
• Neutral Zone (Grey): Sustainable growth. Sentiment is within the normal distribution.
• Distribution (Red Zone / >82.5%): Overheated. The crowd is in a state of maximum FOMO. When the SHI exceeds 8.5/10, the risk of a "Liquidity Flush" increases significantly.
Visual Scaling
To ensure the curve is readable, the indicator pane is hard-locked to a 65–90 scale. This prevents the "flat line" effect often seen in 0-100 oscillators and highlights the subtle divergences that occur at cycle peaks.
Disclaimer
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Social metrics are alternative data points and should be used in conjunction with price action and risk management. This is a mathematical model, not financial advice.
Tags
Rob Maths, Rob_Maths, robmaths, Bitcoin, Sentiment, LunarCrush, Quant, LSMA, OnChain, Social Liquidity
CTR Weekly MA TradingI built this simple pine script to help me trade on the lower timeframe (1d) while still showing my key weekly moving averages to help me trade with the macro trend.
Rules for trading...
Steps for taking a Short position:
1. Wait for all 3 weekly moving averages to be in alignment (8EMA<21SMA<50SMA). When these aligned the candles will change to bright red, meaning bearish.
2. Wait for a pullback to the 1 Day 21SMA. When a candle touches the 21SMA, that candle will change color to white. This will be your alert to get ready to enter into a short.
3. On the next candle you can then take a short position as long as that candle is below the 21SMA, if not, wait for the net daily candle to close. If that is below the 21SMA you can then enter into a short on the opening of the next daily candle.
I built this to trade the Bear Market but this same method can also work in a Bull Market but just do the opposite.
UM Multi MA type, Directional Colors + Flip LabelsSummary
UM Multi MA is a multi–moving average trend overlay supporting SMA, EMA, WMA, HMA, KAMA, DEMA, and TEMA. Each MA is colored by slope direction, displays clean right-side Flip prices, and optionally adds price↔MA fills, bar/candle coloring, and alerts for MA direction changes.
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Description
This indicator plots up to five independently configurable moving averages directly on the price chart. Each MA is colored green when rising and red when falling, based on its current slope.
On the last bar only, an optional right-side label displays the MA’s projected Flip price calculation:
• If the MA is currently green (rising), the label is green and shows
“Flip red @ ”
• If the MA is currently red (falling), the label is red and shows
“Flip green @ ”
The script also supports optional price↔MA fills, optional bar/candle coloring driven by any selected MA, and alerts when MA slope direction changes.
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Features
• Up to five moving averages (MA1–MA5), each with independent Enable, Length, and Type settings
• Supported MA types: SMA, EMA, WMA, HMA, DEMA, TEMA, KAMA
• Directional MA coloring (green rising / red falling)
• Right-side labels (last bar only), indicator at what price MA will flip color
MA# TYPE LEN Flip red/green @ target price
• Optional price↔MA fill (user-selectable MA)
• Green fill when price > selected MA and MA is rising
• Red fill when price < selected MA and MA is falling
• Optional bar/candle coloring driven by any selected MA
• Alerts:
• Dropdown alertconditions (visible in the TradingView alert menu)
• Optional dynamic alert() messages that include MA type and length
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Default Values
• Source: Close
• MA1: Enabled, EMA 8, Right-side label ON
• MA2: Enabled, EMA 21, Right-side label OFF
• MA3: Enabled, EMA 50, Right-side label OFF
• MA4: Enabled, EMA 100, Right-side label OFF
• MA5: Enabled, EMA 200, Right-side label OFF
• Label offset: 10 bars
• Price↔MA fill: OFF
• Fill MA: MA1
• Fill transparency: 90
• Candle coloring: OFF
• Color bars using: MA1
• Bar transparency: 0
• Alerts:
• Dropdown alertconditions ON
• Dynamic alert() messages OFF
• MA1 Bull/Bear alerts enabled by default
• MA2–MA5 alerts disabled by default
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Suggested Uses
• Trend Regime Filtering
Use MA200 or MA100 to define bull vs bear regimes, then MA8 or MA21 for trade timing.
• Flip Target Awareness
Use the right-side Flip label as a quick visual reference for where MA slope direction is projected to change.
• Alignment Confirmation
Enable fills and/or candle coloring using your “decision MA” (commonly MA21 or MA50) to maintain consistency.
• Alerting Workflow
Use dropdown alertconditions for standard alerts.
Enable dynamic alerts only if you want messages that include MA type and length (alert type: Any alert() function call).
• KAMA for Chop Reduction
Try KAMA on MA21 or MA50 to reduce noise while staying responsive in trends.
• Faster MA Options (DEMA / TEMA)
Use DEMA or TEMA on MA8 or MA21 for earlier flips, understanding they are more sensitive in sideways markets.
• Volatility Expansion Awareness
Watch for periods where multiple MAs compress tightly; these often precede volatility or price expansion.
• Trade Execution Ideas
Red → green transitions may be used for entries or add-ons.
Green → red transitions may be used for exits or risk reduction.
• Multi-Timeframe Analysis
The author commonly uses Daily and 6-Hour timeframes together.
• MA Stretching Across Timeframes
If you like an 8-period MA on the Daily, try its longer equivalent on lower timeframes (for example, ~55 on the Hourly).
• Indicator Stacking
Designed to pair well with momentum, volatility, and market-structure indicators.
GLD Overlay on GCPlots GLD levels on GC
Uses live GLD + live GC during GLD premarket→after-hours (04:00–20:00 NY, Mon–Fri)
Outside that window, it holds the last ratio from the prior daily close
Updates lines after "min_move"
Draws a grid of GLD $1 levels (±N) mapped into GC space
SLV Overlay on SIDraws SLV overlay on Silver Futures (SI)
Default overlay symbol: AMEX:SLV
Live session window: 04:00–20:00 NY, Mon–Fri
Outside the live session window, it holds the last ratio from the prior daily close
Updates lines after "min_move"
Draws $1 SLV levels (±N) projected into SI price space
ES SPX Pullback Engine (v1)this script is intended to provide clear long or short pullback entries, while /ES is leading the index















