Early Reversal Pro

Instead of generating frequent signals based only on indicators, this script follows a market structure → exhaustion → confirmation workflow to evaluate whether the environment is suitable for a reversal or if the existing trend is still intact.
The goal is not to predict tops or bottoms, but to answer:
“Is the market showing objective structural evidence of a reversal — or not yet?”
Core Design Philosophy
This indicator is built around three principles:
- Structure comes first – reversals are only considered after objective structural events appear.
- Confirmation is layered – multiple independent conditions must align.
- Selectivity over frequency – fewer signals, higher quality, lower noise.
What the Script Analyzes
The system evaluates three main layers:
1. Structural Shift Detection (Tier-1)
Reversal consideration begins only when one or more of the following appear:
- Liquidity sweeps of recent highs/lows
- Break of structure (BOS)
- Change of character (CHoCH)
- Extreme overshoot & snapback behavior
- Climax + failure patterns
2. Confirmation & Exhaustion Layer (Tier-2)
Once structure is present, the script evaluates confirmation using:
- VWAP reclaim / rejection
- Volume + large wick behavior
- RSI divergence using swing structure
- ATR-based exhaustion
- Micro-structure shift (HH/HL vs LH/LL)
- Volatility squeeze → expansion
3. Confluence Layer (Tier-3)
Additional context signals:
- Reversal candle patterns (hammer, engulfing, shooting star)
- Wyckoff-style effort vs result failure
Scoring + Tier Qualification
Two independent systems are used:
- Score system – weighted aggregation of structural, exhaustion, and confirmation signals
- Tier qualification system – strict rule set requiring: ≥ 2 Tier-1 conditions and ≥ 1 Tier-2 confirmation
Trading Modes
Trading modes adjust how sensitive the system is to volatility and structural thresholds:
Intraday
- More sensitive to volatility changes
- Designed for short-term trades
Balanced sensitivity (default)
Positional
- Filters short-term noise
- Designed for higher timeframes and wider swings
Risk Profiles
Risk profiles adjust how strict the qualification thresholds are:
Aggressive
- Lower score requirements
- Earlier signals
- Higher frequency, higher risk
- Default behavior
- Higher minimum score requirements
- Fewer but higher-quality signals
Higher-Timeframe Context
The script also integrates:
- Higher-timeframe EMA trend bias
- Premium / discount zones using HTF ranges
- Higher-timeframe resistance proximity filters (buy-side safety)
How to Use
- Wait for structural events (sweep, BOS, CHoCH).
- Observe tier qualification and score alignment.
- Treat ER-B / ER-S labels as zones, not instant entries.
- Use the execution panel to see whether conditions are: READY, FILTERED, WAIT or CAUTION
- Always confirm with your own risk management and execution logic.
- Fewer signals are intentional to reduce false reversals.
- This script does not manage trades or position sizing.
- Entries, exits, and risk remain fully discretionary.
- Alerts trigger only when structural conditions are satisfied.
- Designed for context and decision support, not automation.
This indicator is provided for educational and analytical purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
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Author's instructions
Disclaimer
Invite-only script
Only users approved by the author can access this script. You'll need to request and get permission to use it. This is typically granted after payment. For more details, follow the author's instructions below or contact gpanjwani1979 directly.
TradingView does NOT recommend paying for or using a script unless you fully trust its author and understand how it works. You may also find free, open-source alternatives in our community scripts.