Consolidation Zone Detector - Explanation This Pine Script indicator is designed to detect Consolidation (flat/sideways) zones in price movement by analyzing volatility and identifying periods of consolidation. It visually highlights these flat zones, helping traders spot potential breakout opportunities.
🔹 Key Features Customizable Timeframe Selection
Users can choose a specific timeframe (TF) for analysis. Option to use Heikin Ashi candles instead of standard candlesticks for smoother trend detection. Volatility-Based Analysis
Calculates body size (co_rate) and high-low range (hl_rate) to measure price movement. If volatility is below a predefined threshold, the zone is classified as flat. Flat Zone Detection & Visualization
Detects periods of low volatility and marks them as flat zones. Stores the highest (flat_high) and lowest (flat_low) prices during the flat period. If volatility increases beyond the threshold, the flat status is deactivated. Visual Representation with Lines & Shaded Areas
When a flat zone is detected, it is highlighted with orange lines at the high and low levels. These lines extend dynamically as the flat zone continues. A semi-transparent shaded area is drawn to emphasize the consolidation range. 🔹 How to Use Identify sideways price movements and prepare for potential breakouts. Use in conjunction with other indicators to refine entry and exit points. Combine with Heikin Ashi candles for a smoother trend analysis. This indicator is particularly useful for spotting range-bound markets and detecting areas of low volatility where a breakout may soon occur
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