Diesticator Nr2.V1.0A technical oscillator (light blue line) that measures the speed of the price movement in the short term to determine whether something has been oversold or overbought. This oscillator is combined with a fast (red) and a slow line ( Dark blue).
It is a useful tool for determining the correct entry moments at the long and short positions.
Use signals:
The light blue line above the red is overbought area. Light Blue line below green is oversold area.
Dark blue line above black line is an uptrend (green background). Dark Blue line below the black line is a down trend (red background).
Buy moment is Dark blue line above black line with green dots.
Sell moment is Dark blue line under black line with red dots.
The blue dots also points of entry.
Only use it in combination with the other indicators as learned.
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CFT Trend Alert - Buy & Sell SignalsCFT Trend Alert Buy Sell Signal is made to quickly identify possible trend changes. Our Indicator will post BUY & SELL signals at levels that may help you get in on a low risk entry.
This is best used with our CFT Auto Support Resistance Lines.
When you get a signal at support or resistance level you now have a Low risk entry area.
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Trend2Provide entry signals based price volume action , follow blue dots for long entries and yellow dots for short entry. Red and green bars show the strength of the trend. Exit can be initiated when strength is decreasing .
PPO Divergence and Aggregate Signal ComboThis is a further development of the last two posts on aggregated signal generation. It shows how to implement the idea in conjunction with another indicator. In this case general rule for long and short entry: the aggregated curve (gray) must cross the mid-line. Colored columns serve as an early warning. Settings were tested with EURUSD in 5m, 30m and 1H TFs.
TCT Combo Effect ProTCT Combo Effect Pro
1. The best spot where will the price rebound for trader to enter the best entry.
2. To prevent entry from the top.
RenkoMasterRenkoMaster is a variant of our popular TrendMaster Script with adjusted parameters. It can be used to provide confluence when determining Renko entries and exits.
Setting Up The Indicator
After purchase, open the TradingView indicator library. Under the Invite-Only Scripts section, you will see RenkoMaster. Add it to your chart. Next, you must customise your theme settings to allow RenkoMaster to take over control of your candle colours. You can find a complete set-up tutorial on our website.
Candle Colours
By default, RenkoMaster will colour your candles in black and white. White candles indicate an uptrend in an asset and the candles will not change colour until the trend has reversed and a counter-trend signal has been printed. Black candles indicate a downtrend, they will remain black until a counter-trend long signal candle has been printed.
Signal candles
A signal candle is printed when the price of an asset closes above or below the moving average cloud and the medium term trend moving average. By requiring two criteria for a single candle to print we will see a drastic reduction in the number of false signals.
The RenkoMaster entry technique further reduces the likelihood of false entries. To enter a trade we do not buy the signal block immediately. Instead, we treat the signal block as an indication that a trend change is possible. We want to see confirmation of this trend before making an entry. To enter we place a pending order a few ticks above or below the high or low of the signal block. By doing this we only enter a trade when the asset has shown a continuation in the direction of the suggested trend change.
Our Story
Founded in 2018 by IchimokuScholar and C00kie, TrendMaster is a team that produces technical analysis indicators with an emphasis on simplicity and noise reduction. We support a large community with educational content, automated market scanners and mentoring in our private chat rooms. We produce technical analysis indicators geared primarily towards the emerging Cryptocurrency asset class. We provide educational material to assist trader development and host a large online trend following community. All of our products are designed to help traders distinguish relevant information from background noise. Our indicators encourage disciplined trade management to maximise the opportunity captured while minimising losses.
IchimokuScholar
IchimokuScholar – In 2017 I retired from a career in higher education to focus on Trading. I like to trade long term trends, focusing primarily on continuation setups. I am dedicated to sharing my knowledge of trading and take great pleasure in simplifying technical analysis for newer traders.
C00kie
I started trading crypto in 2017 and immediately started coding a bunch of tools to improve my quality of life. Some definitely worked out better than others. Like to trade the higher timeframes and drawing horizontal lines on charts. I am also pretty much obligated to like cookies.
Trend MeterBullish Uptrend
To determine bullish uptrend there must beat least 2/3 green squares. This is a great predictor that a uptrend is coming.
Bearish Downtrend
To determine bearish downtrend there must beat least 2/3 red squares. This is a great predictor that a downtrend is coming.
For best results use with "Stochastic RSI + background color change" (Combined indicators)
When buy signal on "Stochastic RSI + background color change" and trend meter has a minimum of 2 green squares then this is a great buy entry.
When sell signal on "Stochastic RSI + background color change" and trend meter has a minimum of 2 red squares then this is a great sell entry
CCI PWRThis is a backtest for my CCI PWR indicator here . It works very well on a daily chart but may be useful for lower timeframes.
You can change the backtest settings to test different periods of time.
I have included a stop-loss function that will exit a trade if the price goes against the signals. The parameter is an integer that represents a %age of the current price, so for example, a value of 2 would mean a stoploss is set 2% below a long entry or 2% above a short entry.
Here is an image of ETH/BTC with the same settings.
Let me know if you find it useful!
🆓 SHI - Simple Harmonic Index by Cryptorhythms🆓 SHI - Simple Harmonic Index by Cryptorhythms
Intro
The indicator is based on Akram El Sherbini's article "Time Cycle Oscillators" published in IFTA journal 2018.
The simple harmonic index (SHI) is based on the derivations of the simple harmonic equation.
Description
The trading tactic used for the simple harmonic index is merely the centerline crossover. A buy signal is generated when the SHI line moves above the zero level to turn positive. The period of the bull cycle rises, leading to an increase in price displacement. A sell signal is generated when the SHI line crosses down the centerline to turn negative.
Alternately I provided overbought and oversold zones. With these you can use the signal line reentry to the channel as an entry or exit signal. Just keep in mind if you enter a position based on this rules and the signal line goes back into OB/OS area, you should exit as it maybe a false entry.
What I would recommend is using the 0 crossover strategy, and the OB/OS zones as potential turnaround areas.
TL:DR
Bullish signals are generated when SHI crosses over 0
Bearish signals are generated when SHI crosses under 0
I put a few example trades up on the chart.
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BOSS EMA Trend MeterTHE BEST FOREX, BINARY OPTIONS, AND CRYPTO INDICATORS FOR TRADINGVIEW.COM
Bullish Uptrend
To determine bullish uptrend there must beat least 2 green squares on all three trend meters. This is a great predictor that a uptrend is imminent.
Bearish Downtrend
To determine bearish downtrend there must beat least 2 red squares on all three trend meters. This is a great predictor that a downtrend is imminent.
For best results use with Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI
If you get a buy signal on Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI and trend meter has a minimum of 2 green squares then this is a great buy/long entry.
If you get a sell signal on Boss Bull/Bear Stochastic RSI and trend meter has a minimum of 2 red squares then this is a great sell/short entry
Available at bosscripts.com
Website bosscripts.com
Swing TV Alerts for APEXI have put a collection of my favorite scripts together so that everyone can make a simple entry trading system with it.
You first have to think about using a trend filter there are several of them you can pick I would advise using at least one. After that, you select a combo of the most popular indicators on Tradingview for an exact entry. SO far my personal favorite is Godmode / Wavetrend.
Then you add alerts and either trade manually or use one of the services that allow you to put buy orders vie alerts such as Autoview / Profitview /Profit trailer or my personal favorite APEX.
I have hidden the code cause it's messy but you don't need to worry there is zero repainting.
LazyMoney V2Eliot wave convergence from the 1 min to the 4 hr in combination with indicators to give the optimal entry. To use this indicator we will wait for the Eliot waves to converge at one extreme in combination with a bar flip to ensure entry on or forks, harmonics, and fibo levels. This is only to be used in combination with our training and you MUST be a member of our team to gain access to this indicator!
ASX300 Golden Cross stock alerts (A2M-ANZ)Golden Cross happens when the SMA50 crossover the SMA200, which usually signals profitable bullish trend and good buy entry. For example, for Aurelia Metals the Golden Cross buy signal had 250% buy and hold profit in about a year.
This indicator hunts for the Golden Cross of the first 20 stocks in the ASX300 (A2M to ANZ), once it it happens the indicator plots the name of the stock that had Golden cross which could be use as entry for that stock. As you can see various stocks were plotted in the chart, those had crossedover at the time of plotting.
Due to TradingView Pinescript limitations, only 20 stocks can be watched in one indicator. Therefore 15 Golden Cross indicators are required to watch the entire ASX300.
This can also be applied to crypto coins with some adjustments in the script, so you can be alerted of the Golden Cross in crypto coins and buy bullish coins.
H/L MA setupType: trend reversals
best used on: BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
conditonal entry: conditional exit
time frame: 1day,1 week
Rules:
-the moving average indicator for trend reversal is based on the 10day MA(low) crossing the historic price of the 10day MA(high)
-best used in a volatile market with big swings
trading long: the moment btc closes above the MA(high)
trading short: the moment btc closes below the MA(low)
-confirmation Long: the moment the MA(low) crosses a previous Ma(high) bottom
confirmation Short: the moment the MA(high) drops below the high of the MA(low)
Stop loss(long):below the low of the MA(low)
Stop loss(short):above the high of the MA(high)
Crossover Strategy w/Take Profit + Trailing Stop - StudyThis script is a result of hours of trail, error and research. If something is not functioning as anticipated, please notify me with a description and possible screen shot of the issue.
The strategy is a basic crossover strategy. When MA1 crosses above MA2, it will trigger a long entry. When MA1 crosses below MA2, it will trigger a short entry.
When using the Take Profit function, the trailing stop will automatically activate at the defined TP3 level.
Also, when TP1 is hit a stop loss is set at 0.3% (this can be adjusted in settings) above/below the current entry. When TP2 is achieved, the stop will move up to the TP1 level.
If the trailing stop locks in LESS profit than the TP2 level, the stop will trigger at the TP2 level. This will continue until the trailing stop has moved to a level more advantageous than TP2.
There is a companion Alerts script for use with AutoView.
***AutoView syntax IS NOT provided***
Strength Momentum IndexThis indicator will show the momentum of the macro market based on timeframes.
How to use:
The histogram shows the trend of the market, which can help understand who is in control. If the bulls are in control, on the larger timeframes, the histogram will be flipped to green. If the bears are in control, it will stay in red.
When zooming in to lower timeframes, you will be able to use the baseline 0 as a buy signal to buy the dip.
When zooming out to larger timeframes, you will be able to see when you should be leaving the trade. If larger timeframes starting to flip to red histogram with excessive sell, you will most likely see a downturn.
The red 2 line is the signal line for entry.
Yellow is the warning line signaling pause or pullback.
Green is the warning line for signaling oversold and pause may happen.
Divergences:
Divergence could be found similar to RSI or MACD.
If price goes lower while histogram goes higher, it's bullish divergence.
If price goes higher while histogram becomes lower, then it is bearish divergence.
Logic:
This was built on top of relative strength index to easily identify the marcro trading trends. If price were to shoot in one direction in a short duration of time, it is generally not sustainable. Hence, the pull back/pause in the price action. while in one side of the marcro trend, price could and generally will continue to trend in one direction until large sums of orders have been filled and change the direction of the market.
I took consideration of the stock market when creating this indicator. It should generally work with all markets and timeframes.
When use, please adjust this between the timeframes and asset classes to determine the best case approach.
THIS IS NOT A ONE STOP SHOP FOR YOUR ENTRY AND EXITS.
This is change from the conventional technical indicators to lessen the failure rate as we approach the ever changing markets.
Word of advice: to continuously increase your equity curve, the most important skill you need to learn is discipline. Trade with risk and reward ratio in mind. Do not assess and approach trade without targets and stoploss in mind.
This indicator will be regularly updated to include improvements, adjustments and others that will benefit the users.
On Balance Volume +This is the standard On Balance Volume indicator, with the addition of four things:
10-SMA
20-SMA
100-SMA
Bollinger Bands
I have found intriguing and surprising results with this indicator.
I often see OBV bouncing off of the Moving Average lines, much like support and resistance points.
More interesting is the fact that it "obeys" the bollinger bands. Often times, if OBV sneaks outside of the Bollinger Band, it will almost always correct and get back in the next day.
I would recommend that you find your own method, and PLEASE post in the comments as to how you use this, but I'll tell you
How I use this indicator:
I usually use this on the daily view. I tend to wait until OBV has moved above the red 20-Day SMA before considering an entry. Below that doesn't show enough positive volume for me to identify enough interest in the security. Once it breaks the red SMA, I'll look at other indicators for confirmation. If price is above the Bollinger Band up above, and my OBV is above Bollinger Band, I will not buy. Also, if MACD is dropping, or if the Stochastic RSI is pegged out in overbought land, I won't buy that either.
If, however, I'm seeing good stuff from Stochastic RSI, RSI, MACD, and price BB, then I'll take a long entry at that OBV + 20SMA crossover.
If I'm in a long position and I see a few signals like the OBV is above the BB, and price is above BB, and StochRSI or RSI are in/near overbought land, I'll often sell that day, expecting a pullback on price.
I really like this one, it's been quite helpful in my trading. This is my first venture into using Volume for trading, and it's been good so far.
Leave me a note in the comments to tell me how it goes and how you use this thing!
TtM - The Phenomenal Five‘TtM - The Phenomenal Five’ Indicator
NOTE: I am NOT a professional trader. I DO NOT provide investment advice. This content and the data provided in the indicator is based on my live and simulated, personal observations and is ONLY intended for educational purposes. YOU are responsible for ALL your trading decisions and ALL subsequent tax ramifications. Past performance DOES NOT guarantee future results.
‘The Phenomenal Five’ refers to a specific group of five underlying indicators. That is how the indicator got its name. It is a slimmed down version of a prior indicator called ‘The Score Card’. The majority of those previous features got transferred to a new indicator called ‘The Calculator’. That new indicator represents the core of how I presently trade. Although nothing is perfect, ‘The Calculator’ was designed for short term scalps. In my case, those scalps usually range above the 2% mark.
With that being said, there were still features of ‘The Score Card’ that were extremely helpful visual aids. The display of those features, although still very important, could not be coded into a normal, lower indicator. That is why I separated out those five necessities into this indicator.
Here is a list of the features contained within ‘The Phenomenal Five’:
1. Automated Fibonacci Lines: Even though the display is simple, this feature took quite a bit to accomplish. Behind the scenes, it is tracking downward moves. It calculates from the MOST RECENT Pivot High (100%) as its beginning point and continues down to the MOST RECENT lowest low (0%) as its ending point. It then automatically projects Fibonacci Retracement Lines upward based on that downward move. The display of those lines will statically continue until a new lowest low is established OR a new Pivot High is reached. In either of those cases, the display will automatically readjust accordingly. The default values of the 5 adjustable, colored lines are as follows:
Level #1 Orange Line: 23.6%
Level #2 Lime Green Line: 38.2%
Level #3 Blue Line: 50.0%
Level #4 Purple Line: 61.8%
Level #5 Red Line: 78.6%
2. Highlighted Consolidation Zones: Consolidation may not be the right technical trading term here. However, I use it to help explain areas where price is within a range of indecision and is consolidating across a few bars. The yellow highlighted areas, especially the ones with a smaller quantity of bars and a tighter range, help train my eye to spot similar zones which may not meet the exact criteria of the indicator itself. I use the areas I spot AND the areas the indicator highlights as potential profit targets. In other words, instead of forcing my exit decision or a specific percentage as the outcome of a trade, I let the market tell me where to exit. My assumption is that once a trade starts heading in my direction that it would at least gravitate to the middle of the last area of indecision which is quite possibly a yellow Highlighted Consolidation Zone or at least a location I RECOGNIZED as similar to the highlighted areas.
3. Profit Projection Line: This is a line that rides at a specific percentage above current price. In my case, that percentage is 2%. (That number can be adjusted on the ‘Inputs’ window of the indicator.) I use this line combined with the yellow highlighted areas AND locations I define as important visual aids. If, for example, I want to only look at trades that potentially offer 2% or more profit, I can quickly glance at a chart and see if a setup is worth digging into deeper. In other words, if the Profit Projection Line is already above my profit target (yellow highlighted area OR one I recognize), then I move onto the next setup. On the other hand, if the line is below the zone(s), I get a little more interested in working through my trade decision process.
4. Pivot Highs and Lows: A Pivot High, as structured in this indicator, has 10 bars to the left AND 10 bars to the right of the High Bar that ALL closed lower than the close of the High Bar. A Pivot Low, as structured in this indicator, has 10 bars to the left AND 10 bars to the right of the Low Bar that ALL closed higher than the close of the Low Bar. There is NO guarantee that price is going to adjust itself at the High Bar, but based on the data, that adjustment is a logical assumption. However, the main problem is that once a Pivot High or Low has completed, price is already 10 bars past the High Bar. The point is that Pivots, both High and Low, provide real good indications of possible market sentiment, but they are a definitely a ‘lagging’ portion of the indicator.
Note: For visual reference, the indicator is coded to display on the High/Low Bar, even though the full Pivot did not complete until 10 bars later.
With that being said, I also have ‘The Phenomenal Five’ coded to display what might be considered 1/2 of a Pivot High or Low. In this case, the indicator DOES NOT take into account any bars to the right. Instead, I have what I call possible 8’s, 9’s and 10’s. This version of the Pivots, both High and Low, are displayed in purple boxes on the chart. An *8* High will only appear when the prior 8 bars closed lower than that interim High Bar. A *9* Low will only appear when the prior 9 bars closed higher than that interim Low Bar and so on.
Here is the reasoning behind these pseudo Pivots. Let’s assume I locate a bounce in the market and wanted to enter a trade. If an *8* High displayed, I may think twice about that entry. There are obviously NO guarantees, but perhaps the upward move I was looking to catch has already moved to far to sustain the profit percentage I desired. On the other hand, let’s assume I was looking for an early indication of a possible bounce. There are obviously NO guarantees, but if an *8* Low, then *9* Low and *10* Low displayed on the most recent 3 bars, I might be more confident in an earlier entry to catch a larger portion of the potential bounce.
5. Zig Zag Line: Price action on a chart can be quite annoying. It moves up, down, sideways or in whatever direction it wants whenever it wants to. I use the Zig Zag Line as a visual aid to help smooth out that chaos. It helps drown out some of the choppiness when I am in the heat of the battle trying to make a trading decision.
Be aware, that the Zig Zag Line is far from perfect. It is somewhat more of a hack than pure coding. It combines various readings across a different timeframe to even have a chance at being somewhat visually correct. The question then becomes, why did I code it into ‘The Phenomenal Five’? The answer is simple. None of my decisions depend on the line. Basically, it just tells me where I am at on the chart. So, in my case, I don’t mind a little imperfection in this visual aid. Additionally, the free version of TradingView allows for only 3 indicators on a chart. By combining a less than perfect version here, I freed up one of those slots. However, if I had an available slot on my charts for an additional indicator, I would use the TradingView, built-in Zig Zag tool. My personal settings for that tool are Deviation 0.00001, Depth 10 and I have the ‘Extend To Last Bar’ box checked. To disable my Zig Zag Line, I simply UNcheck the ‘Zig Zag Display’ box on the style page of the indicator.
Note: Just about everything (including, lines, levels, percentages and colors) within ‘The Phenomenal Five’ is adjustable. It’s as simple as clicking on the ‘gear’ icon to the right of the name of the indicator. From there, the ‘Input’ page controls the settings and the ‘Style’ page controls the colors. I can make my updates, hit ‘SAVE’ and in essence I have a new indicator that calculates based off the new edits. That makes things REAL EASY to change for further testing purposes.
That’s it. Let me know what you think. You can ‘Follow’ and/or ‘Message’ me within the TradingView platform at: www.tradingview.com
Full Speed ahead. Go get ‘em!!!
The Trading Guy
Acknowledgments: I would like to personally thank the following TV members for their inspiration and, in certain cases, their code snippet usage approval: RicardoSantos and LazyBear. By virtue of building on their publically available code snippets, the finish line came sooner rather than later. Also, a special thanks to gyromatical for assistance and brain storming.
Xypher Heatmap RSI / STOCHCombines classic RSI and StochRSI in one script, with heatmaps for oversold and overbought zones. Use it with the black template :)
K and D values from Stoch are merged in one line, changing colors according to the bearish or bullish crossovers between them
Red to green -> Bullish crossover, consider an entry. Its signaled with a green cross
Green to red -> Bearish crossover, consider getting out. Its signaled with a green cross
RSI is plotted with a thick gray line.
Green lines indicate the oversold zone, consider an entry
Red lines indicate the overbought zone, consider an exit
Ichimoku-Hausky_v2.1Made a little update to my trading system. This system is made so that you can easily follow the trend and know when to get out. You still have to know basic market structure to find a good entry.
NB!! I see that i placed the entry wrong on the example, you have too wait for the EMA to go below the MA :)
I have posted the right one at the bottom.
Take profit can be set at last low or you can use trail stop on the EMA, MA, Kijun-sen or Tenkan-sen.
Example rules:
Buy:
IF Market is in a trend or are possibly close to break out of range
THEN see if price has closed above cloud
IF price has closed above cloud
THEN see if EMA has crossed above MA
IF EMA has crossed above MA
THEN buy or wait for pullback
Sell:
IF Market is in a trend or are possibly close to break out of range
THEN see if price has closed below cloud
IF price has closed below cloud
THEN see if EMA has crossed below MA
IF EMA has crossed below MA
THEN buy or wait for pullback
Vervoort Heiken-Ashi LongTerm Candlestick Oscillator [LazyBear]HACOLT (Heikin Ashi Candles Oscillator Long Term) is a technical indicator designed by Sylvain Vervoort. It is based on Mr.Vervoort's other indicator, HACO (Heikin-Ashi Candles Oscillator - posted here: ).
Optimized for long-term trading, HACOLT shows three levels: -1, 0 and 1. These levels suggest "an open short position", "no open position", and "an open long position", respectively. Passing from a certain level to another is viewed as a trading signal:
- Rising from -1 or 0 to 1 suggests a Long Entry and Short exit;
- Falling from 1 to 0 or -1 suggests a Long Exit;
- Falling from 1 or 0 to -1 indicates a Short Entry.
Fits in nicely with any trading setup as a confirmation indicator
More info:
- tlc.thinkorswim.com
- www.motivewave.com
List of my other indicators:
- GDoc: docs.google.com
- Chart:
LANZ Strategy 2.0🔷 LANZ Strategy 2.0 — London Breakout Confirmation with Structural Swing Protection
LANZ Strategy 2.0 is a structured trading system that leverages the last confirmed market direction before the London session to define directional bias and manage trades based on key structural swing levels. It is tailored for intraday traders looking to capitalize on early London volatility with built-in risk management and visual clarity.
🧠 Core Components:
Directional Confirmation (Pre-London Bias): Validates the last breakout or structural move from the 15-minute timeframe before 02:15 a.m. New York time (start of the London session), establishing the expected market direction.
Time-Based Execution: Executes potential entries strictly at 02:15 a.m. NY time, using market structure to support Long or Short bias.
Dynamic Swing-Based SL System: Allows user to select between three SL protection models: First Swing (most recent structural point) Second Swing (prior level) Total Coverage (includes both swings + extra buffer) This supports flexibility based on trader profile or market conditions.
Visual Risk Mapping: All SL and TP levels are clearly plotted.
End-of-Session Management: Positions are automatically evaluated for closure at 11:45 a.m. NY time. SL, TP, or manual close outcomes are labeled accordingly.
📊 Visual Features:
Labels for 1st and 2nd swing levels upon entry.
Dynamic lines projecting SL/TP levels toward the end of the session.
Session background coloring for Pre-London, Execution, and NY sessions.
Real-time percentage outcome labels (+2.00%, -1.00%, or net % at session end).
Automatic deletion of previous visuals on new entries for clean charting.
⚙️ How It Works:
Detects last structural breakout on the 15m timeframe before 02:15 a.m. NY.
On the 02:15 a.m. candle, executes a Long or Short logic entry.
Plots corresponding SL and TP based on selected swing model.
Monitors price action: If TP or SL is hit, labels it accordingly. If no exit is hit, trade closes manually at 11:45 a.m. NY with net result shown.
Optional logic to reverse entries if market structure breaks before execution.
🔔 Alerts:
Daily execution alert at 02:15 a.m. NY (prompting manual review or action).
Optional alert logic can be extended for SL/TP hits or structure breaks.
📝 Notes:
Designed for semi-automated or discretionary intraday trading.
Best used on Forex pairs or indices with strong London session behavior.
Adjustable parameters include session hours, swing SL type, and buffer settings.
Credits:
Developed by LANZ, this script combines time-based execution with dynamic structure protection, offering a disciplined framework for participating in the London session breakout with clear visuals and risk logic.