Price Action ICT SMC - Crypto Lidya (Pro)ONE CHART. ONE FLOW.
Rule-based PA + ICT + SMC — not “signals,” a system.
This product isn’t built to stack more drawings on your chart. It’s built to clarify context and enforce the same decision flow across any market and timeframe.
First direction & location (Premium/Discount – PD), then structure (CHoCH/BOS), followed by liquidity (sweeps/pools), and finally execution zones (OB/BB/FVG/BPR).
All inside one framework, driven by one consistent logic.
What it actually solves:
- “What’s happening?” → answered with market structure.
- “What matters?” → filtered by liquidity and PD positioning.
- “Where’s the trade idea?” → defined as an area, via OB/BB + FVG/BPR confluence.
- “Why is my chart a mess?” → fixed with Limit to Nearest: it prioritizes and displays only the most relevant levels closest to price.
- “When do I act?” → handled through a structured alert flow (Confirm / Created / Retest / Touch events).
Bottom line: This isn’t a toy that sprays “signals” everywhere. It’s a professional, market-structure-first engine that builds a disciplined workflow: Structure + Liquidity + Confirmation → one decision flow.
Note: To try the full Pro feature set for free, use Price Action ICT SMC – Crypto Lidya (Lite), which is already published on TradingView.
Lite includes the same tools and logic as Pro, but it only works on DOGE, TSLA, and EURUSD charts - making it the best way to test the workflow before upgrading.
1.) PA • Performance is the module that controls speed and chart clarity from one place.
Analysis and drawings run within the selected number of bars, preventing unnecessary historical clutter.
- Smoother experience: Reduces load in multi-module workflows (OB/FVG/BPR/Structure, etc.).
- Cleaner chart: Highlights the current flow and cuts visual noise.
- Controlled scope: Only as much history and objects as you actually need.
📌 Before/After visual placeholders:
Before: Higher bar count → denser drawings/labels
After: Optimized bar count → cleaner, more readable flow
2.) ICT • Bias Dashboard is a top-down directional context panel built on market structure (not indicators).
It summarizes your selected timeframe stack in one table, so you can align direction at a glance without jumping between TFs.
- Structure-based bias: Shows ▲ UP / ▼ DOWN / N/A derived from swing structure (HH+HL vs LL+LH), not moving averages.
- TF Stack control: Configure up to 6 timeframe slots and set Swing Type per slot (Extreme/Major/Medium/Minor) to match your style.
- Reason column (optional): Turn on Show Bias Reason to display the logic behind each bias in plain text.
- Active TF row: Highlights the current chart timeframe context inside the dashboard for instant alignment.
- Visual-only panel: Designed as a clean decision aid (doesn’t change detections/alerts).
One glance bias dashboard → faster, cleaner top-down confirmation
3.) SMC • Labels & EQ Pools is a structure + liquidity labeling layer designed to keep your chart clean, readable, and actionable.
It prints HH/HL/LH/LL on confirmed pivots and marks EQH/EQL as liquidity pools—so you spot key targets and traps instantly.
- Structure labels: Fast HH/HL/LH/LL read for trend and shifts.
- EQ Pools: Flags equal highs/lows (EQH/EQL) as high-interest liquidity zones.
- Advanced controls: Balanced (auto tolerance via ATR%/Median Spread) or Manual (tick-precision) to fit any market/timeframe.
- Anti-clutter modes: Filter labels by BOS/CHoCH context to show only what matters.
This screenshot shows SMC • Labels & EQ Pools in action with the Advanced tolerance controls.
Confirmed pivots are labeled as HH/HL/LH/LL, while equal highs/lows are flagged as EQH/EQL liquidity pools for instant target recognition.
4.) SMC • Liquidity Sweep • Core & Sources is the liquidity-engine that tracks key pools and flags true sweep / stop-hunt events inside your PA + ICT + SMC workflow.
It supports 3 liquidity types in one feed: EQH/EQL, Swing High/Low (BSL/SSL), and Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL).
- 3-source liquidity feed: Toggle EQ pools, swing pools, and PDH/PDL to match your model.
- Sweep tolerance control: Build sweep bands from EQ Tolerance or ATR% for consistent hit/confirm logic.
- Clean LIQ visualization: Draw open liquidity as Lines or Zones (execution bands).
📌 Before/After visual placeholders:
Liquidity Level Display:
Before: Display = Lines → horizontal LIQ levels (minimal, fast read)
After: Display = Zones → LIQ execution bands (tolerance-based boxes)
Limit to Nearest (Liquidity Pools):
Before: OFF → more pools drawn (history-based), higher visual density, Status = Dual
After: ON → only the nearest pools around price (N/2 above + N/2 below), Status = Active
4.1) SMC • Liquidity Sweep • Setup is the confirmation layer that turns a liquidity sweep into a clear, rule-based LIQ SETUP label.
It evaluates the sweep against the LIQ main level (lvl) and its execution band (tol), then prints the setup on the next candle open after confirmation (within the selected Lookback).
Preset-driven workflow: Pick the confirmation strictness that fits your style.
- Quick: Wick hits the outer band, then closes back to the main level (lvl) (fastest, minimal rules).
- Textbook: Same reclaim close to lvl plus opposite candle color (cleaner confirmation).
- Strict: 2-candle confirm (Reclaim + Follow-Through) with stronger rejection rules (highest selectivity).
- All: Any preset can trigger; the label prints the preset name (priority: Strict > Textbook > Quick).
This chart shows SMC • Liquidity Sweep • Setup in action with the Textbook preset enabled.
The script tracks Swing BSL/SSL liquidity, detects the sweep, and prints LIQ SETUP labels only after confirmation—turning stop-hunts into clean, rule-based execution context (reclaim + follow-through).
5.) SMC • Market Structure is the structural backbone of the system. It defines the valid trend, the valid shift, and the valid break—so every Liquidity/OB/FVG/BPR event is interpreted in the correct context.
- BOS / CHoCH engine: Prints continuation (BOS) vs reversal (CHoCH) from confirmed swing structure.
- Structure Scope: Locks analysis to the exact structure layer you trade (macro → micro), preventing “wrong-layer” signals.
- Swing Type: Controls pivot strictness—Minor for responsiveness, Major/Extreme for higher-quality structure.
📌 Swing Type — Before/After visual placeholders:
Before: External Swing Type = Major + Structure Scope = External → Higher-order structure is tracked; BOS/CHoCH prints are selective and represent macro structural shifts.
After: External Swing Type = Major + Structure Scope = Internal → The macro swing anchor is preserved, while BOS/CHoCH is evaluated on the internal execution layer for earlier, more responsive confirmation.
6.) SMC • CHoCH is the structure-turning-point marker produced by the Swing Structure engine. It prints the first meaningful break against the current structure direction (Change of Character) and lets you control whether it’s shown and how the break is confirmed.
- Show CHoCH: Hides/shows only the visuals (the structure engine can still keep its state for the system flow).
- CHoCH Confirm Mode: Defines what counts as a valid break (Close / Wick / Body, plus combined rules for stricter or more responsive confirmation).
6.1) SMC • CHoCH • Style controls the on-chart presentation of CHoCH so the structure read stays clean and consistent.
- Line color / width / style
- Label size / alignment (left–center–right) / text
- Label background & text colors
6.2) SMC • CHoCH • Bar Colors optionally paints candles based on the direction of the last confirmed CHoCH—purely visual, not a logic filter.
- ON: Bars reflect the active CHoCH regime (Up/Down) using your chosen colors.
- OFF: Bars remain in the chart’s native colors.
Bar coloring is ON → candles adopt the last confirmed CHoCH direction color (Up/Down) for instant regime clarity.
7.) SMC • BOS prints Break of Structure when price confirms a continuation break in the active structural direction. It’s the textbook “trend-maintenance” break—used to validate continuation and anchor the next liquidity/zone logic.
- BOS logic: Continuation break only (not reversal).
- Confirm mode: Defines what qualifies as a valid break (based on your break confirmation setting).
- Workflow role: Provides the structural “green light” for continuation setups.
7.1) SMC • BOS • Style controls how BOS is presented on-chart to keep the structure read clean and consistent.
- Line style: Color / width / line type
- Label style: Size / text / alignment
- Label colors: Background + text colors
8.) SMC • FVG • Core detects and draws Fair Value Gaps (Imbalance) as textbook 3-candle inefficiencies, and keeps the focus on active (unmitigated) gaps.
- Show FVG: Enables FVG detection + plotting.
- Limit to Nearest: Shows only the nearest active FVGs around price for a clean chart.
- FVG History Count: Sets how many active FVG boxes stay visible (balanced above/below price).
8.1) SMC • FVG • Filters removes noise by enforcing a minimum FVG size threshold.
- Mode: Percent / ATR / Ticks / Absolute
- Minimum Value: Threshold value for the selected mode
- ATR Length: Used only when Mode = ATR
8.2) SMC • FVG • Style controls the visual standard of active FVG zones.
- Fill / Border: Active FVG box colors
- Box Text: Optional label inside the box
- Text Color: Label color
9.) SMC • BPR • Core detects and plots Balanced Price Ranges (BPR) by pairing opposing inefficiencies into a single, actionable zone.
It’s the textbook “balance area” used to map premium/discount reaction zones after displacement.
- BPR logic: Forms a BPR when bullish/bearish imbalances overlap into one balanced range.
- Active zone focus: Keeps the chart centered on relevant, tradable BPRs (not endless history).
- Workflow role: A clean execution zone for reactions, mitigations, and continuation entries—read together with structure + liquidity.
10.) SMC • Zones • OB/BB/SD Shared is the shared rule layer that standardizes how zones are built, filtered, and labeled across Order Blocks (OB), Breaker Blocks (BB), and optional Supply/Demand (S/D) tagging.
- Zone Refinement: Defines zone bounds from the source candle (Body / Wick) or adds a Mean Threshold line inside the zone for textbook mean-reference execution.
- Zone Quality Filter + Tightness: A preset quality gate (Balanced / High Quality / Strict) with a single 1–5 Tightness control to tighten/loosen all thresholds together; BB inherits from OB, so this setting upgrades both.
- Overlap Pruning: When same-side zones overlap beyond a minimum ratio, the engine keeps the stronger zone and removes the weaker to prevent stacking.
- Supply/Demand Tagging: Converts OBs into S/D with Off / Simple / Strength+Context; Strength+Context requires a minimum Strength % and can enforce FVG confluence and/or Liquidity-sweep context.
📌 Before/After visual placeholders:
Before: When the Zone Overlap Threshold is set high, OB + BB zones can stack within the same price band, increasing visual density.
After: When the Zone Overlap Threshold is set low (e.g., 0.2), overlapping OB + BB zones within the same price band are pruned into a cleaner, single-zone output per area. (The pruning logic keeps the stronger zone; if equal, it keeps the most recent.)
Before: With Zone Quality Filter (OB/BB) = No Filter, the engine plots all detected OB/BB candidates, so lower-grade zones can remain on-chart and increase visual density.
After: With Zone Quality Filter (OB/BB) = Balanced, the engine applies a quality gate and suppresses weaker candidates—keeping a cleaner set of zones focused on higher-grade structure.
11.) SMC • Zones • OB (Order Block) detects textbook bullish/bearish Order Blocks and plots them as actionable institutional zones, standardized by the shared refinement + quality rules.
- Bullish / Bearish OB: Built from confirmed structure breaks using the source candle (Body/Wick refinement).
- Mitigation tracking: Updates zone state as price revisits the block (retest/mitigation flow).
- Strength % (0–100): Calculated on a fixed Source → Break window with a weighted model (volume, impulse, body/wick quality, continuity), capped at 100.
- Nearest-first clarity: Limit-to-Nearest keeps OBs focused around current price.
- Alerts: Fully integrated with Any alert() flow: OB Created, OB Retest, and optional OB + FVG Confluence (when enabled, it takes priority over “OB Created” on the same bar).
- Strength % (0–100): Calculated on a fixed Source → Break window with a weighted model:
• 35% directional volume dominance
• 25% impulse (leg range normalized by volume-weighted average candle range)
• 20% source candle body quality (body/range)
• 10% wick quality
• 10% directional continuity (same-direction closes)
12.) SMC • Zones • BB (Breaker Block) marks textbook breaker zones formed when an Order Block is invalidated and flipped into a structured retest level. BBs follow the shared refinement + quality rules, so zone geometry stays consistent across OB/BB.
- Bullish / Bearish BB: Created on OB invalidation → breaker flip (continuation/retest framework).
- Retest / mitigation tracking: BB state updates as price interacts with the zone.
- Nearest-first clarity: Limit-to-Nearest keeps only the most relevant BBs around current price.
- Alerts: Integrated with Any alert() flow: BB Created and BB Retest (First Clean Touch).
- Strength % (0–100) — BB-specific: Starts by inheriting the originating OB Strength. On the invalidation break, it can add a Displacement Break bonus (body-dominant candle closing near the extreme). After creation, strength becomes dynamic: repeated retests apply stepwise decay (from the 2nd touch onward), while the first clean rejection can add a one-time bonus.
13.) PRO USER • SMC • IDM (Inducement) marks the textbook inducement (IDM) point—where price “baits” participation, then takes internal liquidity before the real move.
It highlights the internal liquidity level (the inducement) and flags the setup once that liquidity is taken and followed by a valid shift in structure/flow (per your confirmation settings).
- IDM level mapping: Defines inducement at the internal swing layer (the liquidity price typically raids first).
- Context-first signal: IDM is treated as a prerequisite filter—liquidity first, then structure/continuation logic.
- Execution clarity: Turns “random spikes” into a readable sequence: Induce → Take Liquidity → Shift → Execute.
- Alerts: Integrated into the Any alert() flow for IDM events (IDM mapped / taken / confirmed, depending on your enabled triggers).
Before: IDM (Inducement) is disabled — no inducement mapping is applied, so the chart keeps the standard zone/structure output as-is.
After: IDM (Inducement) is enabled (Internal • Wick Only • Link Window = 30 • Min Separation = 10) — internal inducement is tracked and the on-chart output becomes more selective, prioritizing zones that remain relevant under the IDM workflow.
14.) PRO USER • ICT • PD Range (Premium/Discount) maps the current dealing range and prints the Premium / Discount framework with EQ (midpoint).
It’s the textbook ICT filter that answers one question first: “Is price offering premium (sell-side) or discount (buy-side)?”
- PDH / PDL + EQ: Defines the range high/low and the equilibrium midpoint for clean PD context.
- Range source control: Choose the PD source (your selected timeframe/range basis) to keep PD aligned with your model.
- PD filter for zones: Zones can be evaluated by PD position (premium vs discount) so execution stays context-correct.
- Clean display: Optional shading/lines so PD context is visible without chart clutter.
Before: PD Range is disabled, so zones are displayed without Premium/Discount context and PDH/PDL/50% levels are not shown.
After: PD Range is enabled (Mode: OB+FVG, PD Source TF: 1D) and PDH/PDL/50% is displayed with Premium / Midpoint / Discount markers—so zones are read and validated by PD positioning.
15.) PRO USER • ICT • Displacement marks the textbook impulsive expansion that drives price away from balance and typically precedes imbalance (FVG) and structure confirmation. It standardizes “real displacement” by filtering candles through body/range strength and range-threshold rules.
- Displacement detection: Flags expansion candles where body dominance and range strength meet the selected thresholds (e.g., range vs ATR / percent).
- Confirmation role: Treats displacement as the “commitment leg” that validates structure intent before zones are prioritized.
- Workflow integration: Strengthens the read of FVG / OB / IDM by anchoring them to a qualified impulsive leg.
- Display & alerts: Optional displacement markers/labels and alert hooks for displacement events (when enabled).
16.) PRO USER • ICT • Killzones (Sessions) maps the key ICT dealing windows on your chart, so you can align execution with the sessions where liquidity and displacement most commonly appear.
- Session windows: Plots the selected killzones as on-chart time blocks (clean, standardized session boundaries).
- Session focus: Keeps your workflow anchored to high-activity periods—ideal for sweep → displacement → entry sequences.
- Visual control: Optional shading, labels, and minimal display modes to avoid chart clutter.
- Model alignment: Use killzones as a timing filter on top of Structure / Liquidity / PD context.
This screenshot shows ICT Killzones (Sessions) configured in a NY Open–only workflow.
The blue session shading marks the active dealing window, and Strict outside-session behavior keeps the chart focused by gating key SMC events.
With the session filter enabled (CHoCH/BOS/Sweeps/IDM toggles), the script prioritizes structure + liquidity signals inside the killzone, where displacement and raids are statistically more common—so zones like OB / FVG are read with clean timing context.
17.) Outputs • Alerts is the single “Any alert()” output layer that consolidates the system’s key events into one alert stream (fired once per bar close).
- Master switch: Enable/disable all script alerts without affecting visuals.
- Event routing: Select exactly what gets reported (CHoCH/BOS Confirm, IDM Break, Liquidity Sweep, Sweep→CHoCH/BOS, OB/BB Created + first clean retest, FVG/BPR Created + first clean touch).
- De-dup logic: When a more specific event exists on the same bar, the generic line is suppressed (e.g., Sweep→CHoCH/BOS).
- Spam control: Optional Alert Cooldown (Bars) + Minimum Liquidity Tier (Alerts) gate for liquidity-based events.
After setting up the alert, the flow works like this: on the left, you create a TradingView alert by selecting the indicator and choosing “Any alert() function call” (Any Alert) as the condition.
When an enabled event triggers, an alert entry appears on the right in the Alerts panel, and the message clearly shows the event name and direction.
趨勢分析
Dual Candle PathThis indicator displays the Master Trendline. This line is composed of two other lines: the Candle Born Trendline and the Candle End Trendline. Visualizing its progress allows you to track the significant influence of the closing price on price movements and the various ways in which it determines them. Its use is enhanced when the candlestick color is removed.
Band Walk Detector TENKYO [BASIC]1. Abstract: The Computational Resolution of Cognitive Latency
This publication presents the findings of the "TENKYO" Research Project , focusing on the algorithmic detection of high-probability volatility breakouts ("Band Walks") on the 15-minute timeframe.
Problem Statement: Manual trading suffers from a critical "Cognitive Latency Gap." A trader cannot simultaneously process multi-dimensional variables—volatility expansion rates (derivative of variance), candle morphology (price rejection ratios), and time-weighted liquidity cycles—within the millisecond timeframe required for optimal execution.
Solution: This script is not a discretionary indicator but a Hard-Coded Decision Support System . It automates the verification of market conditions using a "Piecewise Constant Parameter Model," offloading the computational burden from the human operator to the CPU.
Note: This is a research release for the verification of the TENKYO logic, not a commercial product.
2. Theoretical Framework & Methodology
The architecture of this script rejects the standard "Stationary Volatility Assumption" (the idea that market behavior is consistent throughout the day). Instead, it adopts a Time-Segmented Heteroskedasticity Model.
A. Temporal Segmentation Logic (The Session Filter)
Global forex markets exhibit distinct liquidity profiles based on the active session (London, New York, Tokyo/Sydney). A standard deviation ($\sigma$) that signals a breakout in the Asian session is often mere noise in the London session.To solve this, the script partitions the trading day into four distinct phases ($S_1, S_2, S_3, S_4$) and applies a Dynamic Parameter Matrix:
・ Logic: $P(t) = \{ \text{Length}_i, \text{Mult}_i, \text{Threshold}_i \}$ where $t \in S_i$
・ Implementation: The script contains an extensive if-else structure that automatically swaps the Lookback Period and Deviation Multiplier based on the timestamp. This allows the algorithm to "tighten" or "loosen" its sensitivity relative to expected market volume.
B. Synthetic Execution Modeling (Bid/Ask Simulation)
TradingView's default variables (close, high, low) represent mid-market data, which fails to account for the spread cost inherent in execution.
・Correction: This algorithm internally calculates synthetic Bid and Ask prices using a defined spread factor ($\Delta$).
・Formula:
$$P_{Ask} = P_{Mid} + (\Delta / 2), \quad P_{Bid} = P_{Mid} - (\Delta / 2)$$
3. Algorithmic Core: The "TENKYO" Logic
The script identifies a "Band Walk" only when three independent layers of logic align perfectly.
Layer 1: The Volatility Impulse (Expansion)
The primary trigger is not merely price crossing a band, but the acceleration of the Band Width.
・Condition: The algorithm monitors the differential of the Upper and Lower bands. A signal is generated only if the expansion velocity exceeds a predefined Pips threshold (bwGrow_px) specifically tuned for the current session $S_i$.
Layer 2: Morphological Rejection Filtering (Wick Analysis)
To filter out "Mean Reversion Traps" (False Breakouts), the script analyzes the morphology of the signal candle using a Wick-to-Body Ratio test.
・The Trap: A candle that breaks the band but closes with a long rejection wick indicates exhausted momentum.
・The Filter: Let $R_{wb} = \text{Body} / \text{RejectionWick}$. If $R_{wb} < \text{Threshold}_{Si}$,, the signal is suppressed.This mathematical filter prevents the user from entering trades where the market sentiment has already reversed within the candle's duration.Layer
3: The "Scramble" State (Momentum Continuity)
The script introduces a unique state machine called "Scramble."
・Purpose: To detect re-entry opportunities during a high-momentum trend.
・Mechanism: If the market enters an "Endure" state (a pause in expansion) but validates specific continuity conditions (price remains within the $2\sigma$ corridor without violating the trend vector), the algorithm flags a "Scramble" signal. This effectively distinguishes between a "Trend Reversal" and a "Trend Pause."
4. Operational Features & Visual Guide
This tool is designed to serve as a rigorous "Filter" for manual trading.
・The "Mushy" Zone: Visualized by a gray fill between bands. This represents a low-kurtosis, mean-reverting market state where trend-following strategies are statistically disadvantageous. The algorithm disables all signals in this zone.
・Secure & Breakeven Visualization: The script projects potential exit points based on Maximum Favorable Excursion (MFE) logic calculated from the entry bar's synthetic price. This assists the user in objective trade management.
・Hard-Coded Optimization: Users will notice that many parameters are locked or preset. This is intentional. These values are derived from extensive backtesting on EURUSD and JPY pairs and serve as the "Control" variables for this research.
5. Conclusion
The Band Walk Detector TENKYO is a comprehensive logical framework that integrates time, volatility, and morphology. It denies the simplistic "one-size-fits-all" approach of standard indicators in favor of a granular, session-adaptive model. It provides the trader with a computationally verified "Go/No-Go" signal, bridging the gap between human intuition and algorithmic precision.
Smart TrendSmart Trend — TradingView Indicator Documentation
© 2026 Arup Sarkar
Indicator Name: Smart Trend
Version: 1.0
What It Does
Smart Trend is a trend detection and momentum analysis indicator for TradingView. It identifies high-probability trend flips, strong momentum moves, volatility expansions, and short-term counter-trend signals.
It combines:
- Current timeframe trend lines (EMA + SMA)
- Higher timeframe EMA context (1H + 4H + Daily)
- ATR-based dynamic exits
- Volume confirmation
Smart Trend is designed to:
- Detect trend changes early
- Confirm momentum strength
- Highlight weakening trends before reversals
- Keep charts clean and actionable
How It Works
1. Trend Detection: Trend Line (EMA21 + SMA50): represents current trend direction
2. Higher Timeframe EMA (HTF EMA 1H): confirms alignment
Trend Conditions:
- Uptrend: candle closes above trend line and HTF EMA
- Downtrend: candle closes below trend line and HTF EMA
- Choppy / Flat: neither uptrend nor downtrend
2. Momentum Strength
- Calculated using slope of trend line EMA
- Candle colors indicate momentum:
* Bullish: green, opacity based on strength
* Bearish: red, opacity based on strength
* Neutral / Choppy: grey
3. Alerts
- Smart Trend sends alerts once per confirmed condition on candle close:
- Uptrend Flip (U) — 2-candle confirmation, trend turns bullish
- Downtrend Flip (D) — 2-candle confirmation, trend turns bearish
- Strong Bullish Momentum — trend up + ATR breakout + volume confirmation
- Strong Bearish Momentum — trend down + ATR breakout + volume confirmation
- Volatility Expansion — ATR rising
- Volatility Expansion After Squeeze — breakout after low-volatility period
- Counter-Trend Up — short-term uptrend vs HTF downtrend
- Counter-Trend Down — short-term downtrend vs HTF uptrend
4. ATR Dynamic Exits
- ATR (Average True Range) over last 50 days is used to calculate dynamic stop levels
- Plots longExit and shortExit levels
- Helps traders manage risk dynamically based on market volatility
5. Visuals
- Trend Line: colored by direction (green/red/gray)
- Smoothed 4H+1D EMA: thin orange line for higher timeframe context
- Labels: “U” for uptrend flips, “D” for downtrend flips
- Counter-trend signals: small triangles above/below bars
- ATR exit lines: semi-transparent for clean chart
Benefits
- Detects trend reversals early
- Confirms strong momentum moves
- Highlights weakening trends using volume and ATR
- Provides dynamic exit levels for risk management
- Keeps chart clean and readable
- Alerts are actionable and trigger once per pattern confirmation
Conclusion
Smart Trend is an all-in-one trend and momentum tool for traders who want:
- Early detection of trend flips
- High-probability momentum signals
- Volatility-aware trade management
- Minimal visual clutter with maximum actionable insights
Smart Trend can be combined with support/resistance levels, higher timeframe analysis, and other indicators to increase confidence and improve trade decisions.
Candle End Tracker
This indicator identifies the exact location where a candlestick formation ends. It allows for more precise tracking of asset trends and also helps monitor price trend reversals. Its purpose is to provide the user with a tool that allows visual monitoring of price action. It was created especially for those who trade using scalping techniques. Its use is enhanced when the candlestick color is removed.
BTC Cycle Capitulation MapInstitutional macro framework to study leverage-driven Bitcoin bear market capitulation zones.
BTC Cycle Capitulation Map is an institutional research framework designed to visualize structural bear market bottom zones driven by leverage capitulation.
This model uses historical macro cycle anchors (2013, 2018, 2021, 2025) to project liquidation stress bands, with a focus on the 3x–2x leverage capitulation zone — historically aligned with Bitcoin macro cycle troughs.
The indicator is intended for macro cycle research and structural market analysis and is not designed as a short-term trading signal generator.
Key features:
• Institutional cycle anchor framework
• Leverage-driven capitulation zone visualization
• Historical and projected bottom bands
• Non-repainting, time-anchored structure
• Designed for BTC 1W macro analysis
This tool provides a structural framework to study long-term Bitcoin cycles and extreme downside risk regimes.
Future iterations may extend the framework to forward cycle projections.
Research purposes only. Not financial advice.
SR Highlight - Pato WarzaThis indicator is a high-precision tool designed to identify and visualize institutional Support and Resistance levels based on structural pivot points. Unlike standard SR indicators that clutter the chart with overlapping lines, this script uses a Smart Clustering Algorithm to merge nearby price levels into single, high-probability zones.Key FeaturesSmart Level Consolidation: Automatically detects and merges price levels that are too close to each other using volatility-based thresholds ( NYSE:ATR $), preventing "visual noise" and overlapping boxes.Strength-Based Hierarchy: Each level is calculated based on historical touches ($Strength$). The more times a price has reacted at a level, the higher its strength.The "King Level" Highlight (Strongest 🔥): The algorithm scans the entire lookback period to identify the single most respected level. This "King Level" is highlighted with a Golden/Yellow border and a fire emoji (🔥) for immediate focus on the day's key pivot.Dynamic Transparency & Layout: Designed specifically for fast-paced trading (15s, 1m, 5m), the zones extend to the left to show historical significance without obstructing the most recent price action.Fully Customizable: Adjust pivot sensitivity, loopback depth, and zone height to fit any asset (Gold, Nasdaq, Forex, or Crypto).How to UseLook for the 🔥: This represents the strongest historical level. Expect high volatility or significant reversals when price approaches this zone.Cluster Zones: Use the thickness of the boxes to gauge the "buffer zone" where price is likely to find liquidity.Trend Alignment: Use these zones in conjunction with your favorite trend indicators to find high-probability "Buy the Dip" or "Sell the Rip" opportunities.Technical Settings (Recommended)Pivot Period: 5 (Standard structural detection).Loopback Period: 300 - 900 (Depending on how much history you want to analyze).Minimum Strength: 3-5 (To filter out minor price noise).
Setup Monitor v2 - Pato WarzaThe Multi-Metric Setup Monitor is a sophisticated data dashboard designed for scalpers and day traders who need a "bird's-eye view" of market conditions without leaving their current timeframe. It consolidates trend strength, momentum, and proximity to key levels into a clean, non-intrusive table.
This monitor acts as a logical filter: it cross-references different technical dimensions to prevent you from entering high-risk trades during low-volatility periods or against a strong prevailing trend.
Key Metrics Explained
ADX (1m & 5m): Measures trend intensity. Values over 25 indicate a strong trending market (Red/Green), while values below 20 suggest a sideways/choppy market (Gray).
MACD Trend: A momentum filter that identifies if the immediate buying or selling pressure is accelerating. It ensures you are on the right side of the "current move."
vDist (T) - Distance to Target: A proprietary proximity sensor. It calculates how far the price is from the next major Support or Resistance zone.
Value 0-1: You are "at the door" of a key level. High probability of bounce or breakout.
High Values: Price is in "no man's land." Risky to enter as you are far from a safe stop-loss level.
Target Sentiment: Detects whether the market is currently being "pulled" toward a Bullish or Bearish objective, or if it's in a Neutral state of equilibrium.
Global Trend: The final verdict. It synthesizes multiple timeframes to tell you the path of least resistance: LONG or SHORT.
Why Use This Monitor?
Stop "Chasing" Price: The vDist metric forces you to wait for the price to reach a high-probability zone before clicking "Buy" or "Sell."
Avoid Choppy Markets: By monitoring the 1m and 5m ADX simultaneously, you can stay out of the market when there isn't enough "gasoline" (volatility) to move the price to your take-profit.
Visual Confirmation: The color-coded cells allow for instant decision-making. When the table is mostly Green, the probability of a successful Long is significantly higher.
Technical Implementation
Non-Repainting Logic: All data is fetched and updated in real-time based on closed-bar data to ensure accuracy.
Screen Space Optimized: The table is positioned in the corner of the chart to maintain full visibility of your price action and candles.
Fast Refresh: Optimized for low-latency performance on 15-second charts.
Axioma VZO [Volume Zone Oscillator]Axioma VZO
This indicator is a professional evolution of the classic Volume Zone Oscillator (VZO), optimized for modern Market Structure trading and Pullback strategies.
Credits & Origins The underlying concept of the VZO was originally developed by Walid Khalil and David Steckler (published in the IFTA Journal). It is one of the few oscillators that combines price and volume data to precisely measure buying and selling pressure. Logic extension, Hybrid Trend Design & Coding by TradeQUO.
What makes the version special? We have expanded the classic VZO with a unique "Hybrid Market Structure" component:
Oscillating Trend Line: Instead of rigid levels, we use a smoothed "Slow VZO" curve to visualize market momentum. Fractal HTF Coloring: The color of this trend line is not simply based on price, but on the structural integrity of a Higher Timeframe (HTF). It glows Green when the HTF (e.g., 1H or 4H) has broken a Bullish Fractal, and Orange upon a Bearish Break.
Usage for Traders This indicator is excellent for Trend Followers and Pullback Traders:
Trend Identification: Look at the color of the thick Trend Line (Middle). Cyan = Bullish Structure, Orange = Bearish Structure. Pullback Entry: If the Trend Line is GREEN , but the fast VZO dips down into the oversold zone (or below 0), this is a high-quality buying opportunity within an existing trend. Exits: Use the Extreme Zones (+60 / -60) to take profits during parabolic moves.
Settings VZO Length: Standard 14. Trend Source (HTF): Select your anchor timeframe for the trend color here (Default: 60 min). Smoothing: Enabled for smoother signals.
Compliance & Source Code Note Although we are huge fans of Open Source, the source code of this script is protected . The reason is the unique Hybrid-Weighting-Logic which we developed specifically for the Axioma Suite. It ensures that the integrity of the signals is maintained and that no flawed copies circulate that could mislead traders. However, we provide this tool to the community free of charge to support your trading success.
Trade safe & responsible. Design by TradeQUO.
Condicion2Indicates with shading Strength at the beginning of wave 3, in the form of a blue candle + strong green (below)
OSVS FVG Tr📖 Description
OSVS FVG Tr is a trend-filtered Fair Value Gap (FVG) indicator that highlights high-probability long and short trade opportunities.
The indicator detects bullish and bearish FVGs, waits for a price sweep into the gap, and confirms entries using EMA-based trend direction and candle behavior. Each FVG is used only once to avoid duplicate signals.
Visual FVG zones, clear L / S labels, and built-in TradingView alerts make it suitable for both manual trading and automation.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is not financial advice and is provided for educational and analytical purposes only.
Trading financial markets involves risk, and all trading decisions are the sole responsibility of the user.
VWAP Stoplight CloudVWAP Stoplight Cloud (VSC-AITD) — “One Shot” Discipline, Sniper Execution
Most traders don’t lose because they can’t find setups — they lose because they take too many. This indicator is built to do the opposite: reduce triggers, raise standards, and only light up when conditions are stacked. One clean window. One clear read. One decisive action.
This is a sniper scope for intraday structure: it helps you avoid “spray and pray” entries by requiring alignment across trend + VWAP + ADX/DI + EMA50 verification before it shows a true green/red state.
What it’s best at
Filtering chop and “looks good” fakeouts by demanding proof (strength + direction + location).
Clean bias control: you stop debating direction when the stoplight is clear.
Executing only the highest-quality VWAP moments: reclaim/reject signals are verified using DI thrust logic to avoid weak crosses.
Simple visual confirmation on the main chart: trend cloud, stoplight UI, and prior-day levels for structure.
Core Components (what you actually get)
1) Stoplight Engine (SSOT)
A single source-of-truth state machine that outputs:
GO GREEN (bull control)
GO RED (bear control)
WATCH / CAUTION (trend exists but not fully confirmed)
NEUTRAL (no edge)
2) Stoplight-Aligned Cloud
Cloud turns GREEN only when GO GREEN is true
Cloud turns RED only when GO RED is true
Otherwise it stays GRAY
So the cloud is not a mood ring — it’s an execution filter.
3) VWAP Verified Reclaim / Reject (DI Thrust Confirm)
Not every VWAP cross matters. This script uses a locked 2-bar DI thrust threshold (1.25) to confirm that the reclaim/reject had real force, not a weak drift.
You get optional purple arrows:
VWAP Reclaim VERIFIED ↑
VWAP Reject VERIFIED ↓
4) Prior Day Levels (PDH / PDL / PDC)
Single daily security call plots:
PDH (previous day high)
PDL (previous day low)
PDC (previous day close)
These are practical “map levels” for decision points and alerting.
5) Alerts (Execution Tier)
Built-in alerts are intentionally not spammy and are filtered to reduce noise:
VWAP Reclaim VERIFIED ↑ (only when GO GREEN)
VWAP Reject VERIFIED ↓ (only when GO RED)
PDH Break ↑ (only when GO GREEN)
PDL Break ↓ (only when GO RED)
Alerts are restricted to Weekdays + Regular Trading Hours (09:30–16:00 ET).
How to use it (fast):
Trade with the stoplight, not your feelings.
When GO GREEN: Favor long bias, pullbacks, reclaim holds, PDH breaks.
When GO RED: Favor short-bias instruments/puts, rejects, breakdowns under PDL.
When WATCH/CAUTION/GRAY: That’s not a “maybe.” That’s a no shot. Stand down.
Toggle VWAP display (default OFF)
Toggle verified VWAP arrows
Toggle HMA cloud, EMA50 verification, prior-day levels
ADX Min (your strength floor)
Stoplight UI position
Important Notes: This is a decision aid, not financial advice and not a prediction engine. No indicator guarantees profit. Market conditions change. Always confirm liquidity, spreads, and risk sizing for your instrument and timeframe. Not investment advice. Educational tool only.
Eclipse Trend Oracle📌 Overview
The Eclipse Trend Oracle is a trend-following tool used to gauge the direction of the trend, built off the volatility-calibrated ATR. It uses a Lévy Process framework to account for sudden market jumps and fat-tailed distributions that traditional Gaussian models miss.
Modes :
Self-Tuning: Tunes to the timeframe you are currently on. No need to fiddle with numbers
Rapid: Responds rapidly to price movements while not whipsawing out of trades constantly
Absolute: If you want a clear interpretation of the trend without any fakeouts, absolute is your man
Manual: Choose a manual length
Features :
Trend Line: This is the Levy-Process calculated ATR. A long/short signal does not mean to long/short. It simply is informing the user there is an official change in trend
Oracle Reversals: Shows reversals near the trend oracle, denoted by 'TO-R'
🔬 Calculation of Eclipse Trend Oracle
The indicator calculates adaptive bands around price using a modified ATR that incorporates jump components - specifically employing a Variance Gamma process to model both continuous price diffusion and discontinuous jumps. When price breaks above the upper band, it signals an upward trend with momentum sufficient to overcome the jump-adjusted volatility threshold. Conversely, breaks below the lower band indicate downward trending conditions.
The volatility calibration adjusts the ATR multiplier based on the estimated jump intensity parameter from the Lévy process, making the bands tighter during stable periods and wider when jump risk increases. This creates a self-adjusting trend filter that expands and contracts based on the market's structural volatility characteristics rather than just recent price movement.
returns = log(price / price_previous)
volatility = stdev(returns, period)
threshold = volatility * jump_sensitivity
if |returns| > threshold:
jump = returns
continuous = 0
else:
jump = 0
continuous = returns
levy_process += drift + continuous + jump
where
returns - The logarithmic return measuring percentage change from previous price to current price
volatility - The standard deviation of recent returns, capturing typical market fluctuation size
threshold - The boundary value that separates normal price movements from abnormal jumps
jump_sensitivity - User-defined parameter controlling how easily movements are classified as jumps (higher = fewer jumps detected)
jump - The component of returns attributed to sudden discontinuous price movements
continuous - The component of returns attributed to normal gradual price diffusion
drift - The directional bias or trend component added to the process
levy_process - The cumulative sum tracking the total path of drift, continuous moves, and jumps over time
🔍 How to use it
There are 2 ways to trade it.
Method 1 : Using the Trend Oracle. You simply decide your mode, then wait for a trend change. Once the trend becomes bullish with a 'Longs' symbol, you wait for dips. Use our other Eclipse Tools like Eclipse Reversals or LLNR to locate dips effectively.
Self-Tuning: Best fit overall. Tunes to the timeframe
Rapid: If you want the script to respond quickly, at the expense of more fakeouts
Absolute: Our favourite. If you want a no-nonsense trend, this is your go-to
Manual: Choose a manual length
Method 2 : Using the Trend Oracle's Reversals (checked in 'General Settings'). This allows you to directly use reversals near the Eclipse Trend Oracle to find dips in a downtrend and failed rallies in an uptrend.
✨ Why it's original
A trend-following script using a Lévy process is original because it addresses fundamental limitations in traditional indicators. Most trend tools assume continuous, smooth price movements following Gaussian distributions, which causes them to fail during market crashes, gaps, and sudden reversals.
The Lévy process framework explicitly models discontinuous jumps and fat-tailed distributions, capturing the reality that extreme market events occur far more frequently than normal distributions predict. This makes the indicator inherently more robust during the volatile conditions where traders need reliable signals most.
The key innovation lies in separating jump components from drift components. While traditional ATR-based indicators treat all volatility the same way, the Lévy framework distinguishes between normal trending movement (continuous diffusion) and abnormal market shocks (jump events).
🚨 Alerts
The script contains 4 alerts:
Trend Oracle Long Trend Alert: Denoted by 'Longs'. Shows when the trend has flipped bullish
Trend Oracle Short Trend Alert: Denoted by 'Shorts'. Shows when the trend has flipped bearish
Trend Oracle Long Reversal Alert: Shows bullish reversals near the Trend Oracle
Trend Oracle Short Reversal Alert: Shows bearish reversals near the Trend Oracle
⚙️ Inputs
Mode: Allows you to choose whether you'd like it to respond rapidly, depend the length on the timeframe, have an absolute interpretation of trend or manual length
Manual Length: The higher the value for the manual length, the smoother the signals. The lower, the more responsive
Show Oracle Reversals: Displays price reversals near the Eclipse Trend Oracle
Bullish Color: Color of the bullish plot and label. Lime by default
Bearish Color: Color of the bearish plot and label. Purple by default
Label Size: Change the size of the label
Pivot Points - Market Structure with percent changeRULES:
1) Inputs that control pivots
• leftBars: how many bars to the left of the pivot must be lower (for a high pivot) or higher (for a low pivot).
• rightBars: how many bars to the right of the pivot must be lower (for a high pivot) or higher (for a low pivot).
These two values define the “strictness” of a swing.
2) Pivot High logic (ta.pivothigh)
A pivot high is confirmed at bar t when:
• The high at t is the maximum within the window:
○ from t - leftBars through t + rightBars
• In practical terms:
○ the prior leftBars bars have highs below that high
○ the next rightBars bars have highs below that high
In code:
• ph = ta.pivothigh(high, leftBars, rightBars)
Behavior:
• ph returns the pivot high price, but only after rightBars future bars have printed.
• Until then it returns na.
Where it is plotted:
• When ph is confirmed on the current bar, the actual pivot occurred rightBars bars ago, so we place the label at:
○ pivotBar = bar_index - rightBars
○ price = ph
3) Pivot Low logic (ta.pivotlow)
A pivot low is confirmed at bar t when:
• The low at t is the minimum within the window:
○ from t - leftBars through t + rightBars
• In practical terms:
○ the prior leftBars bars have lows above that low
○ the next rightBars bars have lows above that low
In code:
• pl = ta.pivotlow(low, leftBars, rightBars)
Same confirmation behavior:
• pl only becomes non-na after rightBars bars have passed.
• The label is plotted at bar_index - rightBars.
4) Confirmation delay (important)
Because pivots need “future” bars to confirm, every pivot is lagged by rightBars bars. This is expected and correct: it prevents repainting of the pivot point once confirmed.
5) The alternation rule (your added constraint)
On top of the raw pivot detection above, the script enforces:
• You cannot accept another pivot high until a pivot low has been accepted.
• You cannot accept another pivot low until a pivot high has been accepted.
Implementation:
• Track lastAccepted = "high" or "low".
• Only process pivotHigh when lastAccepted != "high".
• Only process pivotLow when lastAccepted != "low".
This is what prevents consecutive HHs (or LHs) printing without an intervening HL/LL pivot, and vice versa.
REALTIME BARS THAT ARE NOT REPAINTED BUT HAVE A 3 BAR DELAY ON THE CHART TIMEFRAME:
The confirmation delay is exactly rightBars bars.
• A pivot is only confirmed after rightBars future bars have printed.
• So the signal arrives rightBars × your chart timeframe after the actual turning point.
Examples:
• If rightBars = 3:
○ On a Daily chart: ~3 trading days after the pivot bar.
○ On a 65-minute chart: 3 × 65 = 195 minutes (about 3h 15m) after the pivot bar.
○ On a 10-minute chart: 30 minutes after the pivot bar.
Note: the pivot label is plotted back on the pivot bar (bar_index - rightBars), but you only learn it rightBars bars later.
Volume Profile - Density of Density [DAFE]Volume Profile - Density of Density
The Art & Science of Market Architecture: An AI-Enhanced Volume Profile & Order Flow Engine with a Revolutionary Visualization Core.
█ PHILOSOPHY: BEYOND THE PROFILE, INTO THE DENSITY
Standard Volume Profile shows you a one-dimensional story: where volume was traded. It shows you the first layer of density. But this is like looking at a galaxy and only seeing the stars, completely missing the gravitational forces, the dark matter, and the nebulae that give it structure.
Volume Profile - Density of Density (VP-DoD) is a revolutionary leap forward. It was engineered to analyze the second order of market data: the properties of the density itself . We don't just ask "Where did volume trade?" We ask " Why did it trade there? What was the character of that volume? What is the statistical significance of its shape? What is the probability of what happens next?"
This is a complete, institutional-grade analytical framework built on the DAFE principle: Data Analysis For Execution . It fuses a higher-timeframe structural engine, a proprietary microstructure delta engine, and a Bayesian AI into a single, cohesive intelligence system. It is designed to transform your chart from a flat, lagging record of the past into a living, three-dimensional map of market structure and intention.
█ WHAT MAKES VP-DoD ULTIMATE UNLIKE ANY OTHER PROFILE TOOL?
This is not just another volume profile script. It stands apart due to a suite of proprietary features previously unseen on this platform.
Higher Timeframe (HTF) Core: While other profiles are trapped by the noise of your current chart, VP-DoD builds its foundation on a higher timeframe of your choice (e.g., Daily data on a 15m chart). This is its greatest strength. It filters out intraday noise to reveal the true, macro architectural levels where institutions have built their positions.
Microstructure Hybrid Delta Engine: Standard delta is primitive. Our engine provides a far more accurate picture of order flow by simulating tick data and analyzing the battle between candle bodies (aggression) and wicks (absorption). It sees the hidden story inside the volume.
Bayesian AI Confidence Model: This is not a simple weighted score. VP-DoD incorporates a genuine Bayesian inference model. It starts with a neutral "belief" about the market and continuously updates its Bullish/Bearish Confidence percentage based on new evidence from delta, POC velocity, and price action. It thinks like a professional quant, providing you with a real-time statistical edge.
Advanced Statistical Analysis: It calculates metrics found nowhere else, such as Profile Entropy (a measure of market disorder) and Volatility Skew (a measure of fear vs. greed from the derivatives market), and normalizes them with Z-Scores for universal applicability.
Revolutionary Visualization Engine: Data should be intuitive and beautiful. VP-DoD features 14 distinct, animated, and theme-aware rendering modes . From "Nebula Plasma" and "Liquid Metal" to "DNA Helix" and "Constellation Map," you can transform raw data into interactive data art, allowing you to perceive market structure in a way that resonates with your unique analytical style.
█ THE ART OF ANALYSIS: A REVOLUTIONARY VISUALIZATION CORE
Data is useless if it isn't intuitive. VP-DoD shatters the mold of boring, static indicators with a state-of-the-art visualization engine. This is where data analysis becomes data art.
The Profile Itself: 14 Modes of Perception
Choose how you want to see the market's architecture:
Nebula Plasma & Quantum Matrix: Futuristic, cyberpunk aesthetics with vibrant glow effects that make HVNs and POCs pulse with energy.
Thermal Vision & Heat Shimmer: Renders the profile as a heatmap, instantly drawing your eye to the "hottest" zones of institutional liquidity.
Liquid Metal & Crystalline: Creates a tangible, almost physical representation of volume with metallic sheens, animated light flows, and faceted structures.
3D Depth Map & Prismatic Refraction: Uses layering and color channel separation to create a stunning illusion of depth, separating the profile into its core components.
Particle Field & Constellation Map: Abstract, beautiful data art modes that represent volume as animated particles or glowing stars, connecting major nodes like celestial bodies.
DNA Helix & Magnetic Field: Dynamic, animated modes that visualize the forces of attraction and repulsion around the POC and Value Area, representing the market's underlying code.
The POC & Value Area: A Living, Breathing Structure
The POC and VA are no longer static lines. They are a dynamic, interactive system designed for immediate contextual awareness:
Multi-Layered Glow Effects: The POC and VA lines are rendered with multiple layers of glowing, pulsating light, giving them a vibrant, three-dimensional presence on your chart.
Dynamic Labels & Badges: Each key level (POC, VAH, VAL) features an advanced label block showing not just the price, but the real-time distance from the current price, and a status badge (e.g., "▲ ABOVE", "◆ INSIDE") that changes color and text based on price interaction.
Intelligent Color Adaptation: The color of the VAH and VAL lines dynamically changes. A VAH line will glow bright green when price is breaking above it, but will appear dim and neutral when price is far below it, providing instant visual cues about market context.
█ ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE: THE SIGNAL & ALERT SYSTEM
VP-DoD is not just an analytical tool; it's a complete trading framework with a built-in, context-aware signal system.
Absorption/Distribution Signals (🏦): The "Whale Signal." Triggers when price and delta are in stark divergence, indicating large passive orders are absorbing the market—a classic institutional maneuver.
Coiling Signals (⚡): A high-probability setup that alerts you when the market is compressing (VA contracting, low entropy), storing energy for a significant breakout.
POC Shift & VA Breakout Signals: Trend-initiation signals that fire when value is migrating and the market breaks out of its established balance area with conviction.
Delta Extreme Signals: Contrarian reversal signals that detect capitulation at the extremes of buying or selling pressure, often marking key turning points.
█ THE DASHBOARD: YOUR INSTITUTIONAL COMMAND CENTER
The professional-grade dashboard provides a real-time, comprehensive overview of the market's hidden state.
Market Regime: Instantly know if the market is BALANCED, COILING, TRENDING , or VOLATILE .
Advanced Metrics: Monitor Entropy (disorder), Volatility Skew (fear/greed), and a composite Risk Score .
Institutional Score: See the calculated Liquidity Score and Conviction Level , grading the quality of the current market structure.
Bayesian AI: The crown jewel. See the real-time, AI-calculated Bull vs. Bear Confidence percentages, giving you a statistical edge on the probable direction of the next move.
Breakout Gauge: A forward-looking metric that calculates the Breakout Probability and its likely Bias (Bullish/Bearish).
█ DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHY
VP-DoD Ultimate was created out of a passion for revealing the hidden architecture of the market. We believe that the most profound truths are found at the intersection of rigorous science and intuitive art. This tool is the culmination of thousands of hours of research into market microstructure, statistical analysis, and data visualization. It is for the trader who is no longer satisfied with lagging indicators and seeks a deeper, more contextual understanding of the market auction. It is for the trader who believes that analysis should be not only effective but also beautiful.
VP-DoD Ultimate is designed to help you ride the trend with confidence, but more importantly, to give you the data-driven intelligence to anticipate that final, critical bend.
█ DISCLAIMER AND BEST PRACTICES
CONTEXT IS KING: This is an advanced contextual tool, not a simple "buy/sell" signal indicator. Use its intelligence to frame your trades within your own strategy.
RISK MANAGEMENT IS PARAMOUNT: All trading involves substantial risk. The signals and levels provided are based on historical data and statistical probability, not guarantees.
HTF IS YOUR GUIDE: For the highest probability setups, use the HTF feature (e.g., 240m or Daily) to identify macro structure. Then, execute trades on a lower timeframe based on interactions with these key macro levels.
ALIGN WITH THE REGIME: Pay close attention to the "Regime" and "Entropy" readouts on the dashboard. Trading a breakout strategy during a high-entropy "RANGING" regime is a low-probability endeavor. Align your strategy with the market's current state.
"The trend is your friend, except at the end where it bends."
— Ed Seykota, Market Wizard
Taking you to school. - Dskyz, Trade with Volume. Trade with Density. Trade with DAFE
OSVS Advanced CRT Scanner + FVG & Filter📌 Script Name
OSVS Advanced CRT Scanner + FVG & Trend Filter
📖 Description
OSVS Advanced CRT Scanner is an advanced CRT (Candle Range Theory) scanner based on ICT / Smart Money concepts, designed for multi-timeframe and multi-symbol market scanning.
The script combines multiple filters such as:
Liquidity sweeps
Fair Value Gap (FVG) interactions
Trend filter (EMA)
Risk / Reward (R:R) validation
Signal maturity (candle completion)
to identify high-quality long and short trading opportunities.
It provides both visual trade setups (Entry / SL / TP) on the chart and a dashboard for monitoring multiple markets simultaneously.
🚀 Key Features
🔎 Multi-Symbol Scanner
Scan up to 7 different symbols simultaneously
Supports cryptocurrencies, dominance indices, and futures contracts
⏱ Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Weekly (1W)
Daily (1D)
4H
1H
Each timeframe runs through an independent CRT + filtering process.
🧠 Smart Filters
✅ CRT Sweep Logic
✅ Outside Bar (Range Fill) filter
✅ Fair Value Gap (FVG) interaction confirmation
✅ Trend direction filter (EMA)
✅ Minimum Reward / Risk ratio
✅ Candle maturity (% completion) filter
📊 Trend Filter
User-defined EMA length
User-defined trend timeframe
Counter-trend signals can be optionally filtered out
🎯 Trade Setup Visualization
Automatically plotted on the chart:
Entry
Stop Loss
Take Profit (2R)
If price touches TP or SL before entering the trade, the setup is automatically invalidated (stale filter).
🟡 FVG Quality (+) Tag
A “+” quality tag is added if the signal interacts with an active Fair Value Gap (FVG)
Displayed visually on both the chart and the dashboard
📋 Dashboard (Scanning Panel)
All symbols displayed on a single screen
Color-coded based on trend direction
Long / Short / Quality status:
L / S
L+ / S+
– (no signal)
⚙️ Input Settings
🔹 Symbols
Up to 7 symbols
🔹 Visual Settings
CRT levels
Trend EMA
Trade setup drawings
FVG quality tag
🔹 Trend Filter
Enable / disable trend filter
EMA length
Trend timeframe
🔹 Risk Management
Minimum Reward / Risk ratio
🔹 Signal Timing
Candle completion percentage (% maturity)
🔹 Advanced Filters
Outside bar filter
FVG lookback bar count
🔹 Dashboard
Size (Tiny / Small / Normal)
Position (Top / Bottom)
🔔 Alert System
Triggered when an active CRT setup appears on any symbol
JSON-compatible alert message:
CRT STATUS: Setup Detected!
Compatible with bots and webhook systems.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This script is not financial advice.
It is intended for educational and analytical purposes only.
Trading financial markets involves risk.
All trading decisions are the sole responsibility of the user.
🧩 Usage Recommendation
For best performance, use with an HTF → LTF top-down approach
Signals become more selective when the trend filter is enabled
FVG (+) tagged setups are considered higher probability
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Sequential 9(Setup Count)- KoRCThis indicator is a simplified Sequential 9-count (Setup 9) tool inspired by widely known “sequential counting” concepts. It detects potential exhaustion points by counting consecutive closes relative to the close 4 bars earlier:
Buy Setup (DIP): close < close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: <=)
Sell Setup (TOP): close > close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: >=)
Enhancements / Filters (optional):
Trend filter (default ON): uses EMA(200) as a macro trend filter and EMA(20) as a fast context filter.
Volatility filter (optional): ignores signals in low-volatility regimes using ATR% threshold.
Dedupe (default ON): prevents repeated signals within a short window (one-shot per swing concept).
Perfected highlight:
Signals are visually emphasized when a simple “perfected” condition is met (bar 8 or 9 extends beyond recent reference highs/lows), displayed with brighter colors.
How to use:
Use DIP/TOP labels as potential exhaustion alerts, not standalone trade signals. Combine with your own risk management and confirmation tools.
Disclaimer:
Not affiliated with or endorsed by any third-party. This script is provided for educational/visualization purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
TRADER PERFORMANCEA unique tool for scalping, day trading, swing trading and position trading, designed to maximize your success rate and reduce entry noise. Ideal indicator for those looking to increase their market assertiveness.
And best of all, the indicator works on all types of markets, only adjusting the sensitivity for each type of market.
Sequential 9(Setup Count)- KoRCThis indicator is a simplified Sequential 9-count (Setup 9) tool inspired by widely known “sequential counting” concepts. It detects potential exhaustion points by counting consecutive closes relative to the close 4 bars earlier:
Buy Setup (DIP): close < close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: <=)
Sell Setup (TOP): close > close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: >=)
Enhancements / Filters (optional):
Trend filter (default ON): uses EMA(200) as a macro trend filter and EMA(20) as a fast context filter.
Volatility filter (optional): ignores signals in low-volatility regimes using ATR% threshold.
Dedupe (default ON): prevents repeated signals within a short window (one-shot per swing concept).
Perfected highlight:
Signals are visually emphasized when a simple “perfected” condition is met (bar 8 or 9 extends beyond recent reference highs/lows), displayed with brighter colors.
How to use:
Use DIP/TOP labels as potential exhaustion alerts, not standalone trade signals. Combine with your own risk management and confirmation tools.
Disclaimer:
Not affiliated with or endorsed by any third-party. This script is provided for educational/visualization purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
Sequential 9(Setup Count)- KoRCThis indicator is a simplified Sequential 9-count (Setup 9) tool inspired by widely known “sequential counting” concepts. It detects potential exhaustion points by counting consecutive closes relative to the close 4 bars earlier:
Buy Setup (DIP): close < close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: <=)
Sell Setup (TOP): close > close for 9 consecutive bars (optional strict mode: >=)
Enhancements / Filters (optional):
Trend filter (default ON): uses EMA(200) as a macro trend filter and EMA(20) as a fast context filter.
Volatility filter (optional): ignores signals in low-volatility regimes using ATR% threshold.
Dedupe (default ON): prevents repeated signals within a short window (one-shot per swing concept).
Perfected highlight:
Signals are visually emphasized when a simple “perfected” condition is met (bar 8 or 9 extends beyond recent reference highs/lows), displayed with brighter colors.
How to use:
Use DIP/TOP labels as potential exhaustion alerts, not standalone trade signals. Combine with your own risk management and confirmation tools.
Disclaimer:
Not affiliated with or endorsed by any third-party. This script is provided for educational/visualization purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
G-552 STRATEGY | R-90 BARBAROS⚓ G-552 | R-90 BARBAROS PRO: MTF Data Analysis Terminal (English)
This indicator is a professional Data Monitoring Terminal designed to filter out market noise and create a strategic operation plan. It features specialized optimization for BTC, XRP, and ETHFI.
🚀 Key Features:
Dynamic Operation Protocols: Quickly switch between optimized settings for specific assets with a single click.
Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Radar: Monitors 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, and 30m intervals simultaneously. Track the status of each "Fleet" (timeframe) on the top-right dashboard.
Central Decision Engine: Signals are generated based on a consensus across multiple timeframes, significantly reducing false signals.
Live Operation Log: Follow real-time system analysis in a military-style report format on the bottom-right panel.
⚠️ NOT / DISCLAIMER: Yatırımlarınız kendi sorumluluğunuzdadır. Bu araç bir yatırım tavsiyesi değil, teknik bir veri izleme ve analiz stratejisidir.
Dynamic Strike Selection Indicator [ARJO]Dynamic Strike Selection Indicator
OVERVIEW
The Dynamic Strike Selection Indicator is a visual analysis tool designed for traders observing NSE (National Stock Exchange of India) instruments, particularly those interested in options. It displays a trend-based oscillator in the lower chart pane and automatically calculates option strike prices , presenting them in an easy-to-read table. The indicator helps users observe trend changes and understand how option strikes might be selected based on current market conditions.
IT has a dashboard that shows you:
Where the trend might be heading (through the oscillator)
What option strikes align with the current price level
When trend transitions occurred
CONCEPTS
This indicator combines several technical analysis concepts in a beginner-friendly format:
1. Trend Observation (Chandelier Exit)
The indicator uses a method called "Chandelier Exit" which observes price volatility to identify potential trend directions. When the indicator shows green, it suggests an upward trend pattern; red suggests a downward pattern. These are reference points, not predictions.
2. Smoothed Price Movement
Raw price data can be noisy. This indicator applies mathematical smoothing (called "Ehlers 2-Pole filter") to reduce short-term fluctuations, making it easier to observe the underlying trend direction.
3. Momentum Oscillator
The oscillator (displayed as bars and lines in the lower pane) shows the difference between smoothed price and its moving average. Positive values suggest upward momentum; negative values suggest downward momentum . This is similar to how MACD or LBR works.
4. Strike Price Calculation
For option traders , the indicator automatically calculates:
ATM (At-The-Money): The strike price closest to the current underlying price
OTM (Out-of-The-Money): Strike prices at a distance from ATM, based on your settings
These calculations use standard rounding methods based on each instrument's official strike interval.
FEATURES
Visual Components:
Color-Coded Oscillator: Green/teal for potential uptrend, purple/red for potential downtrend
Histogram Display: Visual bars showing momentum strength
Chandelier Exit Lines: Plotted on the main price chart as reference levels
Information Table: Displays calculated strikes, timestamps, and optional tracking data
Supported Instruments:
Major indices: NIFTY, BANKNIFTY
Popular stocks: RELIANCE, HDFCBANK, ICICIBANK, INFY, TCS, SBIN, and more
Any NSE instrument (using manual strike interval setting)
Flexible Configuration:
Choose between "Sell Mode" and "Buy Mode" perspectives
Customize strike interval for any instrument
Adjust sensitivity of trend detection
Modify visual appearance (colors, table position, text size)
Track entry prices and observe P&L calculations (for reference only)
Features:
Automatic strike interval detection for predefined instruments
Manual override option for custom requirements
Real-time option premium fetching (where available)
Timestamp recording of trend transitions
Active trade highlighting based on current trend
HOW TO USE
Step 1: Adding the Indicator
Open your TradingView chart with an NSE instrument (e.g., NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, or any stock)
Search for " Dynamic Strike Selection Indicator " in the Indicators menu
Click to add it to your chart
You'll see an oscillator appear in a pane below your price chart and a table in the corner
Step 2: Basic Settings
Click the settings (gear icon) on the indicator. Here are the key settings to understand:
Symbol Settings:
Symbol Source: Keep it on " Use Chart Symbol " to analyze whatever instrument is on your chart
Custom Symbol: Only change if you want to analyze a different instrument while viewing another chart
Expiry Date:
Set the expiry date of the option contracts you're observing
Use the dropdown menus for Day, Month, and Year
Example: For 30th January 2025, select Day: 30, Month: 01, Year: 25
Trade Entry (Optional):
Trade Mode: Choose "Sell" or "Buy" based on your observation perspective
Lot Size: Enter your intended lot size for P&L calculation reference
PUT/CALL Entry Price: Manually enter prices if you want to track reference P&L
OTM Strike Distance:
Default is 4 (means 4 strikes away from ATM)
Increase for further OTM strikes, decrease for closer strikes
Step 3: Understanding the Display
The Oscillator (Lower Pane):
Green/Teal Bars: Suggest bullish momentum characteristics
Purple/Red Bars: Suggest bearish momentum characteristics
Zero Line: The reference point - above suggests strength, below suggests weakness
Color Change: When the oscillator changes from red to green (or vice versa), it indicates a potential trend transition
Active Row Highlighting:
In Sell Mode: Green background on PUT row during uptrend, Red background on CALL row during downtrend
In Buy Mode: Green background on PUT row during downtrend, Red background on CALL row during uptrend
This helps you observe which strike aligns with the current trend direction
Visual Customization:
Change oscillator colors under "Color Settings"
Adjust table position, size, and transparency under "Table Settings"
Modify table colors to match your chart theme
NOTES FOR BEGINNERS
Start Simple: Use default settings first. Don't change too many parameters initially.
Paper Trade First: Observe the indicator for several days before considering any real trades. Note how often trend transitions occur and how strikes align.
Understand Your Instrument: Know the strike interval for your chosen stock/index. NIFTY/BANKNIFTY use 100, most stocks use 10, 20, or 50.
Timeframe Matters: The indicator behaves differently on different timeframes. A 5-minute chart will show more transitions than a 1-hour chart.
Use with Other Analysis: This indicator is one tool among many. Combine with price action, support/resistance, and volume analysis.
Don't Chase: Just because a transition occurs doesn't mean you must act. Observe the quality of the move.
Backtest Observations: Use TradingView's replay feature to observe how the indicator performed historically.
CONCLUSION
The Dynamic Strike Selection Indicator serves as an educational tool for observing trend-based oscillator patterns and understanding how option strikes might be mathematically selected based on current market conditions. It combines visual trend analysis with structured strike price calculations, helping users study the relationship between momentum patterns and option strike references.
The indicator is designed to enhance chart interpretation skills and provide transparency into strike selection methodologies. It does not predict future price movements or guarantee any outcomes. Users are encouraged to use it as one component of a broader analytical approach, always conducting independent research and maintaining realistic expectations about market analysis tools.
DISCLAIMER
This indicator is strictly for educational and analytical observation purposes. It is NOT a trading system, signal generator, or financial advisory service.
What This Indicator Does NOT Do:
Does not predict future price movements with certainty
Does not guarantee profitable trades or outcomes
Does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice
Does not replace the need for independent research and analysis
Does not eliminate trading risks or ensure success
What You Must Understand:
All calculated strikes, P&L values, and trend observations are informational references only
Option trading involves substantial risk and can result in complete loss of invested capital
Past indicator performance does not predict future results
Trend transitions shown are historical observations, not predictions
The "active" highlighting is a visual reference tool, not a trade recommendation
Conduct thorough independent research before taking any trading decision. and consult qualified, licensed financial professionals for personalized advice.
The creator of this indicator is not a registered investment advisor, broker, or financial planner. This tool is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. By using this indicator, you acknowledge that you understand these risks and limitations, and you agree that all trading decisions and their consequences are solely your responsibility. If you do not fully understand these risks or are unsure about options trading, do not use this indicator for live trading .
