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MA4 Alignment with Forward ProjectionThis indicator is a moving-average alignment and projection overlay built on a simple core idea: MA4 (a 4-period moving average) represents the current short-term mean of price. MA4 is the prior value of that same moving average, used as a 1-bar delayed reference. From those two series, the script provides four layers of information: Live alignment (MA4 vs MA4 ) A forward projection of a sampled historical MA pattern Projected cross markers (vertical lines) when the projected MA4 would cross projected MA4 A compact table summarizing current alignment and the most recent live cross event This is designed to help traders visualize: whether short-term mean behavior is strengthening or weakening, and where a future cross could plausibly occur if a selected historical pattern repeats. This script is informational only and does not place trades. Chart Setup Note (Important) Because this tool samples a historical pattern window and projects it forward, it is important to let the chart fully load/merge historical data before interpreting the projection. If the chart history is not fully loaded, the sampled window may be incomplete, which can shift the projection and projected cross markers. Once the chart is fully merged, the projection remains stable and consistent during scrolling and replay. What Makes It Different This is not a basic “MA crossover” indicator. The core differentiator is: The script extracts a historical MA4 pattern from a user-defined window, shifts it forward into the future, and marks projected future crosses between the projected MA4 and projected MA4 . It also builds projected deviation envelopes from the sampled window and uses those envelopes for optional stretch/invalidation alerts. How the Projection Works (Concept) 1) Sample a historical MA “pattern window” You define a window in the past using: Pattern Start (bars back) Pattern End (bars back) The script collects MA4 values across that window into an internal pattern array. 2) Shift the pattern forward Shift Pattern Forward (bars) controls how far into the future the sampled pattern is plotted. 3) Delta-anchor projection (optional) If Delta-anchor projection is enabled, the script projects the shape of the pattern while re-centering it around the current MA4 level. This keeps the projection visually relevant to current price scale instead of “pasting” old absolute values. Projected Cross Vertical Lines When projection is enabled, the script checks for projected cross events: Bull projected cross: projected MA4 rises through projected MA4 Bear projected cross: projected MA4 falls through projected MA4 When a projected cross occurs, a vertical line marks that projected bar as a possible timing point. Vertical line visibility is made more consistent by using a deviation-based height (with ATR fallback) so the marker remains readable across different symbols and volatility regimes. Projected Deviation Envelopes + Alerts (Band 3 / Band 4) The script measures historical deviation from MA4 within the sampled window using the standard deviation of: (close − MA4) That deviation is then applied to the projected MA4 path to form projected envelopes: Band 3 (Stretch): ±(StDev × 1.618 by default) Band 4 (Invalidation): ±(StDev × 2.618 by default) Optional alerts can trigger when price breaches these projected envelopes: Band 3 Breach: price stretched outside the projected range Band 4 Breach: price exceeded the larger projected boundary (often treated as invalidation context) Alerts can be set to use wicks or close. Table: What It Shows The table summarizes the current state at a glance: MA4 value MA4 value Alignment: Bullish / Bearish / Neutral Most recent live cross event: BUY (MA4 crossed above MA4 ) SELL (MA4 crossed below MA4 ) This helps confirm what you’re seeing without relying on visual estimation. How to Use It (Simple Workflow) Read live alignment MA4 above MA4 = bullish bias MA4 below MA4 = bearish bias Enable projection for timing awareness Turn on Projection Watch projected cross VLines as “possible next inflection timing” markers Use Band 3 / Band 4 as context Band 3 breach can indicate stretch vs the projected path Band 4 breach can indicate the projected path is less reliable (invalidation context) Use the table for quick confirmation It summarizes alignment and the latest live cross state.
Pine Script® indicator
by Dinjin
Historical Price LevelsHistorical Price Levels is a lightweight indicator that visualizes key price extremes over multiple recent time windows. The indicator automatically calculates and displays the highest high and lowest low for the following periods: • Last 1 Day • Last 7 Days • Last 15 Days • Last 30 Days Core Purpose • Quickly identify recent support and resistance zones • Provide objective historical context without subjective drawing • Help traders assess range expansion, compression, and breakout potential
Pine Script® indicator
by xiamingming
Neeson Vegas ChannelVegas Channel Indicator: A Comprehensive Multi-Timeframe Trend-Following System Originality and Conceptual Foundation This script implements an enhanced version of the classic "Vegas Tunnel" or "Vegas Channel" methodology, popularized by traders who follow the work associated with the "Vegas" technique. Its primary original contribution lies in its specific, rule-based multi-layered trend identification and visualization system. While the core uses well-known Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), the originality is in the precise combination of periods and the strict, hierarchical logic for defining trend states and generating signals. Unlike simpler moving average crossovers or single-tunnel systems, this script employs three distinct EMA pairs, each serving a unique purpose within the trend hierarchy: Short-Term Momentum Pair (EMA 12 & 24): Acts as the primary signal trigger and momentum gauge. Core Trend Tunnel (EMA 144 & 169): Serves as the central "channel" or "tunnel." A key visual and logical component is the shading between these two lines, which thickens and changes color with the trend, creating a dynamic channel. Long-Term Foundation Pair (EMA 580 & 670): Represents the underlying, slower-moving trend foundation, providing context for the higher-timeframe bias. The system's true innovation is its binary and exclusive trend definition logic. It does not rely on a single crossover. Instead, it defines a confirmed Uptrend only when both the short-term EMAs (12 and 24) are established above both lines of the core tunnel (144 and 169). Conversely, a Downtrend is confirmed only when both short-term EMAs are established below both core tunnel lines. This creates a high-confidence filter, reducing whipsaw signals that can occur when price oscillates around a single moving average. Functionality, Implementation, and Usage What It Does: This indicator is a multi-timeframe trend identification and signal-generation tool. It visually condenses trend information from short, medium, and long-term perspectives onto a single chart. Its primary functions are: Trend State Classification: It dynamically classifies the market into one of three states: Bull Trend (Blue), Bear Trend (Orange), or Sideways/Congestion (Gray). This is reflected in the chart's background color, the color of all EMA lines, and the fill of the central 144/169 channel. Signal Generation: It plots discrete buy and sell arrows. A Buy Signal (blue upward triangle) appears the first bar the market transitions into the defined "Uptrend" state from a non-uptrend state. A Sell Signal (orange downward triangle) appears the first bar the market transitions into the defined "Downtrend" state. Visual Structuring: It plots all six EMAs and prominently highlights the interaction zone between the 144 and 169 EMAs with a colored fill, making the "tunnel" a focal point for support/resistance and trend quality assessment. How It's Implemented: The logic is implemented through a clear sequence of conditional checks: Calculation: All six EMAs are calculated based on user-definable periods (defaults as listed). Trend Logic: The script continuously evaluates the position of EMA12 and EMA24 relative to EMA144 and EMA169 using strict AND conditions to define the uptrend and downtrend Boolean variables. Signal Logic: A signal (buy or sell) is generated only on the change of the trend state. It uses a check of the form current_trend_state AND (NOT previous_bar_trend_state) to pinpoint the exact bar of transition. Visual Feedback: All plot colors, the channel fill color, and the background color are unified and determined by the current trend state variable. Labels for the trend and each EMA line are drawn on the last bar for clarity. How to Use It: Traders employ this indicator primarily for trend-following and breakout confirmation. It is suited for swing trading or higher-timeframe positional trades rather than scalping, due to the lag inherent in its longer EMAs and its focus on confirmed states. Trend Bias: The overall color scheme (blue/orange/gray background) provides an immediate, at-a-glance assessment of the dominant trend force. Trading in the direction of the colored background is considered aligned with the system's trend. Signal Entry: The arrow signals are not meant for blind entry. They mark the point of a confirmed trend state transition. A Buy Signal suggests the short-term momentum (12,24) has decisively broken above and established itself over the medium-term trend framework (144,169). This could be used as a trigger for long entries, preferably with the long-term EMAs (580,670) sloping upwards or flat, adding confluence. A Sell Signal suggests the opposite breakdown. Channel as Dynamic S/R: The filled area between EMA144 and EMA169 acts as a dynamic support zone in an uptrend and a resistance zone in a downtrend. Pullbacks into this "tunnel" that hold without triggering a sell signal (i.e., without both EMA12 & 24 closing back below both tunnel lines) can be viewed as potential continuation opportunities. Filter for Other Systems: The clear trend state (uptrend/downtrend) can be exported or used as a filter for other trading systems or discretionary decisions, ensuring actions are only taken in the direction of the script's defined trend. Core Computational Philosophy and Strategic Rationale The script's logic is rooted in the philosophy of trend hierarchy and confirmation. It belongs to the category of Multi-Moving Average Convergence/Divergence Systems with State-Based Rules. The 144/169 Tunnel: These numbers are derived from Fibonacci sequences (144, 169 is 12^2 and 13^2). They are believed by proponents to represent a natural rhythm or "heartbeat" of the market, defining a robust intermediate-term trend framework. The 12/24 Pair: A standard fast-moving average pair commonly used to gauge short-term momentum and trigger entries. The Strategic Innovation (Dual-Condition Crossover): The core idea is that a crossover of a single fast MA above a single slow MA can be false and noisy. By requiring both members of a fast pair to establish position relative to both members of a slower "tunnel" pair, the system demands a broader, more concerted move. This seeks to filter out weak, unsustainable breaks and only capture shifts in momentum strong enough to flip the entire short-term structure's position relative to the medium-term structure. The 580/670 Pair: These very slow EMAs represent the "secular" trend. While not part of the direct signal logic, they provide critical context. A buy signal that occurs while price is above the 580/670 pair (which would be sloping up in a healthy bull market) carries more weight than one that occurs while price is below this long-term foundation, which might indicate a counter-trend rally. In essence, this script is more than just moving averages on a chart. It is a systematic, rule-based framework for identifying when the market's short-term energy (12,24) has converged sufficiently to overcome and reposition itself against its medium-term equilibrium (144/169 tunnel), thereby signaling a high-probability phase change in trend, all while considering the backdrop of a long-term trend (580/670).
Pine Script® indicator
by neeson1987
Multi-Timeframe Inside Bar Breakout (4-Symbol Simultaneous)Multi-Timeframe Inside Bar Breakout (4-Symbol Simultaneous) Overview Monitors 4 symbols across 4 timeframes simultaneously, displaying labeled alerts when all 4 symbols break out from inside bar compression on any tracked timeframe. See 15-minute, 30-minute, 60-minute, and daily breakouts all on one chart — complete multi-timeframe compression analysis. When all 4 symbols compress into inside bars and then ALL break the same direction, you get clear directional confirmation across different timeframes. Perfect for Rob Smith's "The Strat" methodology and traders who use multi-timeframe analysis for entry confirmation. 🎯 Why This Matters Multi-timeframe breakout confluence = stronger signals. When SPY, QQQ, IWM, and DIA simultaneously: ✅ Compress into inside bars (bar ) ✅ ALL break same direction (bar ) ✅ Across multiple timeframes You get layered confirmation — not just one timeframe saying "go," but multiple timeframes agreeing on direction. Example: 15m breakout + 60m breakout + Daily breakout = alignment across timeframes. ✅ Key Features ✅ 4 Timeframes Tracked — Monitor 15m, 30m, 60m, Daily (fully customizable) ✅ 4 Symbols Per Timeframe — All must break together for signal ✅ Staggered Labels — Each timeframe displays at different distance (no overlap) ✅ Adaptive Positioning — Works on futures, stocks, forex, crypto ✅ Customizable Colors — Bullish/bearish colors with opacity control ✅ Alert-Ready — 8 alert conditions (bull/bear per timeframe) ✅ Works on Any Chart — See higher timeframe signals on lower timeframe charts 📊 How It Works Inside Bar Check (Bar ): All 4 symbols had inside bars (high < prior high AND low > prior low) Breakout Check (Bar ): Bullish: All 4 close > prior high Bearish: All 4 close < prior low Label Display: 📈IBSB 15 = Bullish breakout on 15-minute timeframe 📉IBSB D = Bearish breakout on daily timeframe Each timeframe operates independently — you might see multiple timeframe labels on the same bar when breakouts align. ⚙️ Settings Guide Symbols (Default: SPY, QQQ, IWM, DIA) Customize to any 4 symbols Popular: ES/NQ/YM/RTY (futures), XLF/XLK/XLE/XLV (sectors) Timeframes (Default: 15, 30, 60, D) Set any 4 timeframes to monitor Examples: 5/15/60/240 (intraday stack), 60/D/W/M (swing stack) Display Options: Bullish/Bearish colors + opacity control Label distance (% of bar range) Stagger spacing (prevents overlap) Max labels per timeframe (default: 25) Debug Mode: Shows which symbols are inside/breaking per timeframe Useful for troubleshooting 🔔 Setting Up Alerts Create alerts for any combination: "IBSB Bull - TF1" (first timeframe bullish) "IBSB Bear - TF4" (fourth timeframe bearish) Set to "Once Per Bar Close" for confirmed signals 💡 Example Trading Approach Note: Educational example, not trading advice. Watch for compression across symbols on higher timeframes IBSB label appears → all 4 broke same direction Multiple timeframe labels = stronger confluence Enter with your strategy using proper risk management Example: Daily IBSB bullish + 60m IBSB bullish = aligned timeframes for potential long entry. 🎯 Why Multi-Timeframe Matters Single timeframe breakout = one piece of data. Multi-timeframe breakout = confirmation across time horizons. When 15m, 60m, and Daily all show simultaneous 4-symbol breakouts → market structure aligning across timeframes. 🔧 Technical Details ✅ PineScript v6 (latest) ✅ Adaptive label positioning (scales with price) ✅ Smart staggering (prevents label overlap) ✅ Label management (max 500 total across timeframes) ✅ NA-safe logic (handles missing data) ✅ Works across all chart timeframes ⚠️ Important Disclaimers Not financial advice: Educational and informational purposes only No performance guarantees: Past breakouts don't predict future results Risk management essential: Always use proper position sizing Test before trading: Backtest and paper trade first ⚡ Quick Start Add indicator to chart Set symbols (default: SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) Set 4 timeframes (default: 15/30/60/D) Customize colors if desired Create alerts (optional) Watch for 📈IBSB or 📉IBSB labels with timeframe designation 📞 Support Follow for updates and new indicators. Questions? Leave a comment below — I respond to all feedback. 💬 Final Thoughts Multi-timeframe compression breakouts with 4-symbol confirmation. Instead of monitoring dozens of charts manually, see all your timeframe breakouts in one place. When multiple timeframes align with simultaneous 4-symbol breakouts, you get clearer directional signals. Use as one component of your analysis, combine with your risk management, and always trade with discipline. Happy trading! 📈 Free and open-source for personal use. If you find this valuable: 👍 Like | 📝 Review | 🔔 Follow
Pine Script® indicator
by mmtrades5643
Multi-Symbol Inside Bar Detector (4-Symbol Compression)Multi-Symbol Inside Bar Detector (4-Symbol Compression) Overview Detects simultaneous inside bars across 4 symbols in real-time — a signal of market-wide compression that may precede directional moves. When all 4 symbols are "inside" (trading within the prior bar's range), the market is consolidating. Monitor SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM (or any 4 symbols you choose) on a single timeframe. No more chart hopping. Designed for Rob Smith's "The Strat" methodology and price action traders who trade compression setups. 🎯 Why This Matters Inside bars indicate compression and consolidation. When all 4 major ETFs simultaneously compress into inside bars: Market is consolidating within a range Volatility is contracting (not expanding) A directional move may follow (direction unknown) This is NOT a directional signal — it's a consolidation detector. You determine direction based on your analysis. This indicator identifies WHEN compression exists across multiple symbols. ✅ Key Features ✅ 4-Symbol Monitoring — Track 4 symbols simultaneously on one timeframe ✅ Visual Alerts — Bar coloring + optional "4-Inside" labels ✅ TradingView Alerts — Get notified when all 4 go inside simultaneously ✅ Live vs Confirmed Mode — Toggle between real-time (repaints) or bar-close confirmation (no repaint) ✅ Customizable — Any 4 symbols, any timeframe, custom colors ✅ Debug Table — See which symbols are inside (troubleshooting) 📊 How It Works Inside Bar Definition (Rob Smith Standards) An inside bar forms when: High < Prior High AND Low > Prior Low Current bar trades entirely within prior bar's range. Technical Implementation pinescriptisInside(h, l, ph, pl) => na(h) or na(l) or na(ph) or na(pl) ? false : (h < ph and l > pl) NA-safe: Handles missing data gracefully Strict comparison: Uses < and > (not <= or >=) Rob Smith compliant: Tick-perfect inside bar detection per Strat methodology 4-Symbol Requirement Signal fires when ALL 4 symbols are inside bars simultaneously. If only 3 are inside → no signal. All 4 must compress together. ⚙️ Settings Guide Symbols Default: SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM (broad market coverage) Customize: Click to change to ANY 4 symbols Popular Combinations: Futures: ES, NQ, YM, RTY Sectors: XLF, XLK, XLE, XLV Mega Caps: AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN Timeframe Default: 60 (1-hour bars) What it does: Applies SAME timeframe to all 4 symbols Examples: 5 (5min), 15 (15min), D (Daily) Live Intrabar Mode ON (default): Shows forming bars in real-time (repaints until close) OFF: Waits for bar close (no repaint, confirmed only) Use ON for: Live monitoring, intraday setups Use OFF for: Alerts, backtesting, confirmed signals Display Options Show Labels: Toggle "4-Inside" labels on/off Inside Bar Color: Default yellow (customize) Show Debug Table: See per-symbol status (for troubleshooting) 🔔 Setting Up Alerts Right-click chart → "Add Alert" Condition: Select this indicator Frequency: "Once Per Bar Close" (recommended for confirmed mode) Alert fires when all 4 symbols go inside simultaneously (edge detection, not every bar) 💡 Example Trading Approaches Note: These are educational examples, not trading advice. Past compression patterns do not guarantee future directional moves. Approach 1: Higher TF Compression → Lower TF Trigger 1H chart: 4-symbol inside bar forms (compression) 15m chart: Monitor for directional break Await confirmation with your analysis before entry Approach 2: Daily Compression → Intraday Entries Daily chart: All 4 compress (consolidation) 1H chart: Monitor for range expansion Use your directional bias to determine position Approach 3: Sector Analysis Use sector ETFs (XLF, XLK, XLE, XLV) When all 4 compress → observe which breaks first Analyze sector strength/weakness patterns 🎯 Why 4 Symbols? Market coverage: When SPY, QQQ, DIA, and IWM all compress together, it indicates broad market consolidation across multiple market-cap segments. SPY: S&P 500 (large caps) QQQ: Nasdaq 100 (tech) DIA: Dow 30 (blue chips) IWM: Russell 2000 (small caps) Using 4 major indices helps filter noise from single-symbol compression. ⚡ Quick Start Add indicator to chart Choose symbols (default: SPY/QQQ/DIA/IWM) Set timeframe (default: 60min) Toggle live mode (ON for real-time, OFF for confirmed) Create alert (optional) Yellow bars = all 4 inside Use with your directional analysis 🔒 Technical Details Code Quality ✅ PineScript v6 (latest) ✅ NA-safe logic (handles missing data) ✅ Rob Smith Strat standards (strict tick tolerance) ✅ No repainting (in confirmed mode) ✅ Efficient performance (max_bars_back=2) ✅ Open-source (educational transparency) Repainting Behavior Live Mode (ON): Repaints until bar closes (shows forming bars) Confirmed Mode (OFF): No repaint, waits for bar close Alert recommendation: Use Confirmed Mode to avoid false alerts 📞 Support Follow me on TradingView for updates and new indicators. Questions? Leave a comment below. I respond to all feedback. ⚠️ Important Disclaimers Not financial advice: This indicator is for educational purposes and market analysis No performance guarantees: Past patterns do not predict future results Directional bias required: Inside bars indicate consolidation, not direction Risk management essential: Always use proper position sizing and stops Test before trading: Backtest on historical data and paper trade first 💬 Final Thoughts Compression often precedes expansion, but direction remains uncertain. When multiple major indices compress simultaneously, it indicates market-wide consolidation. This indicator helps identify those moments across 4 symbols — no more chart hopping, easier pattern recognition. Use it as one component of your analysis, combine with your directional methodology, and always manage risk appropriately. Happy trading! 📈 Free and open-source for personal use. If you find this valuable: 👍 Like | 📝 Review | 🔔 Follow
Pine Script® indicator
by mmtrades5643
3
Multi-Session H/L - Sweep & Grab v5# Multi-Session High/Low Levels with Liquidity Sweep & Grab Detection ## Overview This indicator automatically identifies and plots the High and Low levels of key trading sessions (Asia, London, New York AM, New York PM) and Previous Day levels. It features advanced **Liquidity Sweep** and **Liquidity Grab** detection based on ICT/SMC methodology. ## Key Features ### 📊 Multi-Session Tracking - **Asia Session** - Captures the Asian trading range - **London Session** - Tracks the London open volatility - **New York AM Session** - Monitors the NY morning session - **New York PM Session** - Follows the afternoon price action - **Previous Day High/Low** - Key daily reference levels ### 💧 Liquidity Detection (ICT/SMC Concepts) **Liquidity Grab:** - Detected when price **wicks through** a level but **closes back** inside - Single candle event with rejection - Often signals a potential reversal - Label shows: `"Session H/L (Grab)"` **Liquidity Sweep:** - Detected when price **closes beyond** the level - Indicates liquidity has been fully taken - Label shows: `"Session H/L (Swept)"` ### 🎯 Visual Features - Lines automatically **stop at the candle** where liquidity was grabbed or swept - Different line styles for Active / Grabbed / Swept levels - Customizable colors for each session - Optional session background highlighting - Information table showing all levels and their status ### ⚙️ Customization Options - Adjustable session times for any timezone (GMT+0 to GMT+5) - Calculation timeframe selection - Line width and style settings - Label size options - Toggle each session on/off - "Stop Line on Grab" option ### 🔔 Alerts - Separate alerts for **Liquidity Grab** events - Separate alerts for **Liquidity Sweep** events - Available for all sessions and Previous Day levels ## How to Use 1. **Identify Key Levels:** The indicator automatically marks session highs and lows 2. **Watch for Liquidity Events:** Monitor when price approaches these levels 3. **Grab = Potential Reversal:** A liquidity grab (wick rejection) often signals smart money has collected orders and price may reverse 4. **Sweep = Liquidity Taken:** A sweep (close beyond level) confirms the liquidity pool has been cleared 5. **Plan Your Trades:** Use these levels in confluence with other SMC concepts like Fair Value Gaps (FVG) and Order Blocks (OB) ## Status Colors in Table - 🟢 **Green (Active)** - Level has not been touched - 🟠 **Orange (Grab)** - Wick touched the level, potential reversal zone - 🔴 **Red (Swept)** - Close beyond level, liquidity fully taken ## Settings Explained | Setting | Description | |---------|-------------| | Calculation Timeframe | Timeframe used for session calculations | | Timezone | Your broker's timezone (GMT+0 to GMT+5) | | Extend Lines | Extend active lines into the future | | Stop Line on Grab | If enabled, lines stop when grabbed (not just swept) | | Swept/Grab Line Style | Visual differentiation for liquidity events | ## Notes - Works on all markets (Forex, Crypto, Stocks, Indices, Commodities) - Best used on timeframes from 1min to 1H - Session times are fully customizable to match your time zone - The indicator respects the ICT/SMC definition where a **Grab** is a single-candle wick rejection and a **Sweep** involves price closing beyond the level
Pine Script® indicator
by cata_wst22
Options X-Level Lock Tracker (Weekly Fri PM)What this indicator is Options X Lock Tracker is a weekly trade‑management dashboard for defined‑risk premium selling where the “trade thesis” is primarily about finishing on the correct side of a single level (X) by expiration. In this framework, X is the short strike (the “line”) you sell, and the goal is to remain on the correct side of X through settlement. This script helps you: Compute candidate PUT X and/or CALL X levels using a volatility‑based model, Lock those X levels on specific weekdays (Mon/Tue/Wed), Track touches/breaches during the week, and Evaluate win/loss at weekly settlement. Core features 1) X‑Level computation (PUT and/or CALL) Can compute PUT X, CALL X, or both. Can use a target delta approach or a 1‑sigma move approach. Volatility input can be HV (log returns) or ATR, with configurable lookback lengths and caps/floors. 2) Expiry / settlement controls Settlement is aligned to next Friday with a configurable timezone + settle hour/minute (e.g., Fri 16:00 New York). 3) Strike rounding + optional “snap” Rounds strikes to your chosen strike increment (e.g., 5‑point spacing for index products). Optional “snap” can align X to nearby prior daily/weekly key levels (H/L/C/Mid) rather than purely model output. 4) Locking workflow (Mon / Tue / Wed) You can enable locking on Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday. Locks occur on the daily close (confirmed bar), and once locked, the level is held for the week. 5) Visual plotting Plots the locked X levels as horizontal lines extended to the right: PUT lines are solid, CALL lines are dashed, and Lines are color‑coded by lock day (Mon/Tue/Wed). 6) Touch/Breach tracking Tracks whether price touched/breached the locked X during the week (after the lock moment). 7) Friday settlement result (win/loss) On Friday’s confirmed close, evaluates results: Short PUT considered a win if settle > put strike Short CALL considered a win if settle < call strike 8) Table dashboard (weekly “control panel”) The table is meant to be your weekly at‑a‑glance tracker. For each lock day and each side it can show: Locked strike (X), “Now” distance from price, Touch status, Settle status (once Friday passes), W% = a real‑time probability estimate (normal approximation). Important: W% is a real‑time probability estimate, not a historical win‑rate backtest. 9) RSI context + RSI alerts Optional RSI context in the table and RSI‑based bias framing. Includes alert conditions for RSI crossing above/below 50 (useful for regime shifts). Recommended chart setup / best practices This tracker is intentionally built around daily locking, and is designed for 1D charts where the lock event is the daily close. Make sure your settlement timezone/time matches the product you’re trading (and your intended settlement convention). If you trade instruments with different strike spacing, update Strike increment accordingly. Limitations / notes Probability outputs (W%) are model estimates and can diverge from real option pricing (skew, kurtosis, jumps, event risk, liquidity, etc.). This is a decision support / tracking tool. It is not an automated execution system, and it does not include slippage/fees in outcomes. Disclaimer This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Options involve substantial risk and are not suitable for all traders. Always use defined risk controls and trade within your plan.
Pine Script® indicator
by babaflargslugdook
Futures Trend SignalerWhat this indicator is Futures Trend Signaler is a compact trend/bias dashboard built for futures (and any liquid symbol) that combines: EMA trend alignment (EMA9 vs EMA21), and Micro price positioning versus a higher‑timeframe EMA (e.g., 15s and 1s price relative to the 1m EMA9), plus crossover markers on the chart to timestamp regime shifts. It’s designed to answer, in seconds: “Is the market in a bullish or bearish EMA structure?” “Are the lower timeframes aligned with the higher timeframe?” “When was the most recent bull/bear crossover?” What it shows (table) The table includes: 1m EMA9 vs EMA21 State: EMA9 > EMA21 / EMA9 < EMA21 / neutral Bias: Bullish / Bearish / Neutral “Last cross” context (so you know what the most recent regime shift was) 15s EMA9 vs EMA21 Same state/bias logic as the 1m row 1s EMA9 vs EMA21 Same state/bias logic as the 1m row 15s Price vs 1m EMA9 Shows whether micro price is above or below the 1m EMA9 1s Price vs 1m EMA9 Same, but even more “micro” This structure gives you a quick “stacked timeframe” view: 1m EMA structure = your baseline regime, 15s/1s EMA structure = your momentum alignment, 15s/1s price vs 1m EMA9 = your immediate pressure/positioning vs the baseline. What it plots (crossover markers) For each EMA crossover set (1m, 15s, 1s), the script plots: Bull cross marker (arrow up) Bear cross marker (arrow down) To keep the chart clean: It keeps only the most recent bull cross and most recent bear cross per tracked timeframe. When a new bull/bear cross happens, the prior marker of that same type/timeframe is removed. Markers are differentiated by: Color and/or a mini label on the marker (e.g., “1m”, “15s”, “1s”), so you can instantly tell which timeframe produced the signal. Inputs / customization Typical controls include: Show/hide table Table position + text size Lower‑timeframe selections (so you can change 15s/1s if your symbol or plan doesn’t support seconds data) Optional marker sizing / visibility settings (if you decide to expose them) Recommended usage Use the 1m EMA9/EMA21 as your baseline bias filter. Use 15s & 1s EMA alignment to confirm momentum is in agreement before entries. Use 15s/1s price vs 1m EMA9 as a quick “pressure” check (continuation vs mean‑reversion risk). Use the most recent crossover markers to avoid trading into a fresh regime change without confirmation. Limitations / notes Seconds‑based signals require seconds data availability for your symbol/account. If not supported, switch those inputs to a higher LTF (e.g., 1m / 5m). Because the indicator uses multi‑timeframe data, responsiveness can depend on your current chart timeframe and how often TradingView updates each series. Disclaimer This indicator is for educational/informational purposes only and does not constitute trading or investment advice. Futures trading involves substantial risk and can result in significant losses. Always manage risk and follow your plan.
Pine Script® indicator
by babaflargslugdook
Custom Timeframe Candles [Metrify]This script lets you build custom timeframe candles (like 7m, 11m, 2h, 3D, etc.) by manually aggregating price data from a lower chart timeframe. While it doesn’t fully replace TradingView’s native custom TF — especially in terms of perfect timestamp alignment, it gives you a very close (same calculation) and practical alternative for analysis. How it works Candles are manually aggregated from the current chart timeframe Instead of relying on request.security(), candles are constructed directly from the current chart data. For best results, use a chart timeframe that is divisible and as close as possible to your custom timeframe Example: Custom TF = 10m → use 5m chart (1m chart also works, but the gap will be larger and less efficient) Smaller gaps = cleaner candles, better visual accuracy, and smoother updates
Pine Script® indicator
by Metrify
The Automatic Channel Revolution [8 Levels + Slicing]Stop wasting time manually drawing lines and start trading. I present to the community Fimathe Master Pro, a unique tool designed to completely automate the Fimathe technique, eliminating subjectivity and human error when drawing channels. Many traders miss entry timing while adjusting rectangles or manually calculating the 50% (slicing) levels. This script solves that instantly, creating a visual structure that is clean, professional, and objective for Day Trading (Indices, Forex, and Crypto). 🚀 WHAT MAKES THIS SCRIPT UNIQUE? Unlike other indicators that simply plot support and resistance lines, Fimathe Master Pro creates a Dynamic Block Structure: Automatic Reference Channel: You define the time range (e.g., first 30 min or 1h), and the script automatically detects the High and Low, locking in the Reference Channel and Neutral Zone. 8-Level Expansion System (New): The indicator automatically projects 4 Levels Up and 4 Levels Down. You will never run out of targets during strong trend days again. Visual Slicing (50%): The script automatically draws discrete dotted lines in the middle of each channel, allowing for precise "slicing" operations (sub-channel trading) without cluttering the chart. Clean & Transparent Visuals: Developed with an intelligent transparency layer (92%), ensuring you can see the candles perfectly while identifying Buy and Sell zones. ⚙️ HOW TO CONFIGURE: Session: Default is set to 0900-0930 (First 30 min). If you trade the Classic Fimathe (1 hour), simply change it in the settings to 0900-1000. Slicing: Can be toggled on or off with a single click. Colors: Fully customizable to fit your template (Dark or Light mode). 🎯 WHO IS THIS INDICATOR FOR? Ideal for Price Action traders and students of the Fimathe technique who want to professionalize their screen and gain agility in decision-making. If this script helped your market reading, please leave a BOOST (Like) and comment your suggestions below!
Pine Script® indicator
by valeriosilva1
Linear Regression CVDHow to Read It: Rising CVD: Aggressive buyers are in control (Market Buys > Market Sells). Falling CVD: Aggressive sellers are in control (Market Sells > Market Buys). Key Trading Strategy (Divergence): The most powerful way to use CVD is to look for Divergences: Bearish Divergence (Absorption): Price makes a New High, but CVD makes a Lower High. Meaning: Price is rising, but aggressive buying power is drying up. Limit sellers are absorbing the buys. A reversal may be coming. Bullish Divergence (Absorption): Price makes a New Low, but CVD makes a Higher Low. Meaning: Price is dropping, but aggressive selling is weakening. Limit buyers are stepping in.
Pine Script® indicator
by HuskyChaosBTC
MTF Institutional Zones with Alerts (Impulse + Mitigation)This script plots multi-timeframe (MTF) Supply and Demand zones derived from impulse candles on higher timeframes. How zones are created A new zone is formed when an HTF candle has a body size greater than or equal to ATR(14) * Impulse Multiplier. If the impulse candle is bullish, the script uses the most recent bearish candle (on that HTF) as the Demand zone source. If the impulse candle is bearish, the script uses the most recent bullish candle (on that HTF) as the Supply zone source. Filtering and zone management Zones are kept only if the distance from the HTF impulse close to the zone source is within ATR(14) * Max Distance. A maximum number of zones per side is stored for each timeframe. Older zones are deleted automatically. Zones are extended to the right in real time. Mitigation rule (50%) A zone is removed when price mitigates 50% of its range: Demand is removed when low reaches the midpoint. Supply is removed when high reaches the midpoint. Alerts Formation alerts: triggered when a new HTF zone is created (TF1/TF2/TF3). Proximity alerts (NEAR/IN): triggered when the candle range is within a configurable distance from a zone or when price is inside/touching it. How to use Choose TF1/TF2/TF3 (e.g., 4H / 1H / 15m). Adjust Impulse Multiplier to detect only strong candles. Adjust Proximity distance (%) to control when proximity alerts trigger. Notes This indicator highlights potential reaction areas. It does not guarantee reversals and should be used with proper risk management.
Pine Script® indicator
by EugenioTheDog
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Advanced Bull-Bear Power IndicatorAdvanced Bull–Bear Power Indicator The Advanced Bull–Bear Power Indicator is a momentum and market strength tool that quantifies the balance of power between buyers (bulls) and sellers (bears) over a selected lookback period. Rather than focusing only on price direction, it measures how much effort each side applies to move the price, combining both candle magnitude and candle frequency into a normalized strength metric. How It Works For every candle, the indicator calculates the absolute percentage change between the open and close. This represents the true price effort of that candle, independent of direction. Each candle is then classified: - Bullish candle: close > open - Bearish candle: close ≤ open Bullish candles contribute their strength only to bulls, while bearish candles contribute only to bears. Over the selected period, the indicator computes: - Average bullish candle strength - Average bearish candle strength - Percentage of bullish candles - Percentage of bearish candles Using the average strength values, a Power Ratio is calculated: Power Ratio = Bull Avg / (Bull Avg + Bear Avg) × 100 This produces a clean 0–100 scale: - Above 50 → Bullish dominance - Below 50 → Bearish dominance Visual Interpretation The main line represents the Bull–Bear Power Ratio. Color gradients reflect dominance, where green tones indicate bullish control and red tones indicate bearish control. Key reference levels: - 50 → Neutral balance - 60 → Strong bullish dominance - 40 → Strong bearish dominance Background highlights appear in extreme conditions: - Above 70 → Extreme bull pressure - Below 30 → Extreme bear pressure Statistics Table An optional statistics table displays: - Average bullish strength - Average bearish strength - Bullish and bearish candle ratios - Current power ratio - Market state classification (Strong Bull, Weak Bull, Weak Bear, Strong Bear) This allows quick assessment of whether dominance comes from consistent pressure or isolated strong moves. Alerts Alerts are triggered when: - Power crosses above 60 → Strong bullish momentum - Power crosses below 40 → Strong bearish momentum - Power crosses 50 → Market balance shift Practical Applications This indicator can be used for trend strength confirmation, detecting early dominance shifts before breakouts, filtering trades in sideways or low-quality markets, and comparing momentum quality across assets or timeframes. Key Insight This indicator does not simply ask “Is price going up or down?” It answers a more important question: Which side is truly exerting more force on the market right now? Disclaimer This indicator should not be used as a standalone decision-making tool. It is designed to complement other forms of technical, fundamental, or contextual analysis. Always confirm signals with additional indicators, market structure, and risk management techniques. The user is solely responsible for any trading decisions made using this indicator.
Pine Script® indicator
by hasanaksoy199264
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