Ai Trading Entry ALGO Diamond by KBStill guessing entries? Still buying tops or selling bottoms and watching price move against you immediately? That’s not bad luck — that’s bad timing. And this script is built to fix exactly that.
Most traders lose because they don’t know when to enter. They chase candles, rely on lagging indicators, or trade pure emotion. This indicator removes the guesswork by doing the heavy lifting for you — identifying when momentum is real, when volume confirms the move, and when price is actually ready to break or reverse.
Built around a proven ATR-based trailing stop, this script first defines market direction, then waits for EMA 9 / EMA 21 trend alignment, volume expansion, and price-based confirmation before printing a signal. No random arrows. No hindsight indicators. No repainting tricks. Just clear, rule-based buy and sell signals designed to keep you on the right side of the move.
Fast market drops — like violent NQ and ES opens — don’t get ignored. A built-in strong-move override detects aggressive momentum so you’re not left watching the move after it already happened.
With optimized presets for NQ, ES, Gold, and Crypto, this single script adapts across markets and conditions — whether you scalp or trade intraday. The goal is simple: fewer trades, better entries, less emotional damage, and more consistency.
If you’re tired of second-guessing every click, sick of entering trades that instantly go red, and ready to stop trading on hope — this is the tool you’ve been missing.
Candlestick analysis
MES ORB A+ (Pullback Entry)opening range breakout with pullback entry on future charts to get the perfect entry everytime
Ai Trading Entry Buy/Sell indicator - Diamond ALGO by KBStill guessing entries? Tired of clicking buy or sell only to watch price instantly move against you? That’s not bad luck — it’s bad timing. This script fixes that.
Most traders lose because they enter too early, chase moves too late, or trade without confirmation. This indicator removes the guesswork by doing the heavy lifting for you — identifying when momentum is real, when volume is backing the move, and when price is actually ready to break.
Built around an ATR-based trailing stop, this script defines direction first, then waits for EMA 9 / EMA 21 trend alignment, volume expansion, and breakout confirmation before printing a signal. No random arrows. No lagging nonsense. Just clear, rule-based entries designed to keep you out of chop and on the right side of the move.
Fast market drops — like the NQ and ES cash open — don’t get ignored. A strong-move override detects aggressive selling pressure so you’re not left watching the move after it already happened.
Optimized presets for NQ, ES, Gold, and Crypto allow this single script to adapt across markets and timeframes. Whether you scalp or trade intraday, the goal is the same: fewer trades, better entries, and less emotional damage to your account.
If you’re tired of second-guessing every entry, sick of death-by-a-thousand-small-losses, and ready to trade with structure instead of hope — this is the tool you’ve been missing.
FVG with MTF & Alerts (Separated)Multi-Timeframe Fair Value Gap (FVG) Indicator
This script displays Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) from multiple timeframes directly on your chart, allowing you to analyze higher-timeframe market structure while trading on lower timeframes.
It helps traders identify institutional inefficiencies and key reaction zones by visualizing bullish and bearish FVGs across selected timeframes.
🔹 Key Features
Displays multi-timeframe FVGs on a single chart
Supports both bullish and bearish FVG detection
Customizable timeframe inputs
Optional visibility settings for each timeframe
Alert system included:
Alerts for all FVG formations
Separate alerts for bullish FVGs
Separate alerts for bearish FVGs
🔔 Alerts
You can enable alerts for:
Any newly formed FVG
Bullish FVG formations only
Bearish FVG formations only
This allows you to stay notified of potential trading opportunities without constantly monitoring the chart.
📈 How to Use
Use higher-timeframe FVGs (such as 1H, 4H, or Daily) for directional bias and key zones
Use lower-timeframe FVGs for precise entries
Combine with market structure, liquidity, or ICT concepts for best results
Higher-timeframe FVGs generally act as stronger support/resistance zones, while lower-timeframe FVGs are better suited for execution.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is intended for educational and analytical purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always apply proper risk management.
ETH 1HR backtested Sharpe ratio 1.9Backtesting Data Conclusions:
Backtesting Period: 2023-01-01 ~ 2026-02-04
Initial Capital: 100 USDT
Net Profit: +941.03 USDT (approx. +941%)
Buy & Hold Profit: +71.25 USDT (approx. +71%)
→ The strategy significantly outperformed buy & hold (within the same period).
Maximum Net Value Drawdown: 20.44% (Closing-to-Closing)
Profit Factor: 2.074
Sharpe Ratio: 1.924
Total Trades: 2257
Win Rate: 86.71% (1957 profitable trades / 300 losing trades)
Long Position Net Profit: +425.45; Short Position Net Profit: +515.57
→ Profitable on both long and short positions, with short positions contributing more.
This data set is a relatively impressive combination within the "high-frequency strategy" framework: high win rate + profit factor > 2 + drawdown of approximately 20% + Sharpe ratio close to 2.
Trading timeframe: 1 hour
Suggested leverage: 4-5x
Suggested trading instruments:
DOGE (backtested Sharpe ratio 1.0);
SOL (backtested Sharpe ratio 0.9);
ETH (backtested Sharpe ratio 1.9);
GEX ICT FVG IFVGGamma Exposure (GEX) is a powerful tool for evaluating market conditions and potential price movements. It helps traders understand the dynamics of options markets and how large players, such as market makers, hedge their positions.
What is Gamma Exposure (GEX)?
Gamma Exposure, also known as Gamma Levels, measures the rate of change in an option's delta concerning changes in the price of the underlying asset. It highlights price levels with significant gamma, indicating areas where market makers might need to adjust their hedges to manage risk. These hedging activities can influence support and resistance levels in the market.
GEX ICT FVG/IFVGGamma exposure (GEX) in finance refers to the collective sensitivity of market makers to price changes, indicating whether they need to buy (stabilizing) or sell (amplifying) an asset as its price moves, impacting volatility and potential price ranges, especially around key option strike prices; it's a key indicator for options traders, contrasting with the physical hazard of gamma rays. High positive GEX means market makers buy low/sell high (dampening moves), while negative GEX means they buy high/sell low (amplifying moves), often leading to "gamma pinning" near expiration.
GEX + FVG/IFVG Gex Levels plus basic ICT FVG and Inverted FVG. Gamma exposure (GEX) in finance refers to the collective sensitivity of market makers to price changes, indicating whether they need to buy (stabilizing) or sell (amplifying) an asset as its price moves, impacting volatility and potential price ranges, especially around key option strike prices; it's a key indicator for options traders, contrasting with the physical hazard of gamma rays. High positive GEX means market makers buy low/sell high (dampening moves), while negative GEX means they buy high/sell low (amplifying moves), often leading to "gamma pinning" near expiration.
Order Block Range V1Automatically identifies and displays Order Block zones based on reversal patterns. After 3+ consecutive candles of the same color followed by an opposite-colored candle, the indicator draws two horizontal lines marking the OB range. Features customizable display limits, colors, arrows, and line lengths.
SMA 20 Candle Risk & Contract Sizer (MNQ)his indicator helps traders size contracts based on the distance between the candle close and a 20-period SMA.
It calculates:
• Candle size relative to SMA (with optional buffer)
• Suggested contract count to target a fixed dollar risk
• Estimated total risk per trade
Designed for discretionary scalping workflows on MNQ and similar instruments.
This tool is for informational purposes only and does not place trades.
This script is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk.
SwillyScalping on 1 minute. measures the candle that you're entering on and tells you how many contracts needed to hit desired risk.
Liquidity SweepsLiquidity Sweeps identifies price movements where external liquidity is taken above highs or below lows across multiple timeframes. The indicator detects both bullish and bearish sweeps using wick based or full candle logic, allowing traders to observe where stop runs and engineered price moves occur.
The script supports multi timeframe sweep detection, meaning higher or lower timeframe liquidity events can be visualized directly on the current chart. Each sweep is plotted as a horizontal level at the exact price where liquidity was taken, with optional labels indicating the originating timeframe.
Key features include customizable detection modes, flexible visual styling, optional automatic cleanup of invalidated levels, and granular timeframe controls. Broken or reclaimed liquidity levels can be removed automatically to keep the chart clean and focused.
Liquidity Sweeps is designed to be non repaint and works on all assets and timeframes. It is intended as a market structure and context tool, not a standalone trading system. Use it to enhance liquidity analysis, bias formation, and confluence with your existing strategy.
This indicator is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
Order_Block_SHJCandle Order Block TEST
A block trade is a high-volume transaction in a security that is privately negotiated and executed outside of the open market for that security. Major broker-dealers often provide "block trading" services—sometimes known as "upstairs trading desks"—to their institutional clients. In the United States and Canada a block trade is usually at least 10,000 shares of a stock or $100,000 of bonds but in practice significantly larger.
For instance, a hedge fund holds a large position in company X and would like to sell it completely. If this were put into the market as a large sell order, the price would sharply drop. By definition, the stake was large enough to affect supply and demand causing a market impact. Instead, the fund may arrange for a block trade with another company through an investment bank, benefiting both parties: the selling fund gets a more attractive purchase price, while the purchasing company can negotiate a discount off the market rates. Unlike large public offerings, for which it often takes months to prepare the necessary documentation, block trades are usually carried out at short notice and closed quickly.
For a variety of reasons, block trades can be more difficult than other trades and often expose the broker-dealer to more risk. Most notably, because the broker-dealer is committing to a price for a large amount of securities, any adverse market movement can saddle the broker-dealer with a large loss if the position has not been sold. As such, engaging in block trading can tie up a broker-dealer's capital. Further, the fact that a large, well-informed money manager wants to sell (or perhaps buy) a large position in a particular security may connote future price movements (i.e., the money manager may have an informational advantage); by taking the opposite side of the transaction, the broker-dealer runs the risk of "adverse selection".
Block trading is a useful measure for analysts in order to assess where institutional investors are pricing a stock, because in a merger or acquisition, a bid needs to "clear the market" (i.e. enough shareholders need to tender), it is most useful to see at what prices large blocks of stock are trading. These prices imply what the largest shareholders are willing to sell their shares for; therefore, in block trading analysis, small trades are ignored to avoid skewing the data.
Voce Eterna Quantistica - FINAL📈 Performance Analysis (Rating: AAA+++)
Net P&L (+$59,772.65 USD): This is your pure net gain. You have nearly doubled the initial capital within a single operational cycle.
Percentage Return (+75.01%): A performance that outperforms any traditional market index (such as the S&P 500 or Nasdaq) during the same period.
Position Size ($79.68K USD): The system allocated nearly all available capital, demonstrating maximum confidence in the current trend.
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🛡️ What do these metrics mean for your Business?
These figures are more than just "trading" results; they are your primary commercial asset. Use them to demonstrate that:
The system is volatility-proof: It remained resilient and maintained its trajectory even during market fluctuations.
Drawdown integration works: Despite market dips, the net profit remained the dominant force.
Scalability: The transition from $100K to nearly $160K (Capital + Profit) occurred seamlessly.
IB +Strat 2-1 ELITE 2 IB IB + Strat 2-1 ELITE (2 IB + Win Rate)This is a premium Inside Bar (IB) breakout system that combines The Strat methodology, compression analysis, and multiple quality filters with live win rate tracking to identify high-probability breakout setups.🎯 What It DoesFocuses on the 2-IB pattern (IB to IB) - a specific compression setup where you get two consecutive inside bars before a breakout. This pattern represents significant consolidation and often leads to explosive moves. The indicator applies 8 strict filters to ensure only the highest quality setups trigger signals.📊 Core Methodology1. Inside Bar (IB) ConceptInside Bar = Current bar completely contained within previous bar's rangeMother Bar: |────────|
↓
Inside Bar: |───| ← High < Mother High, Low > Mother LowWhy Inside Bars Work:
Represent consolidation/compression
Market indecision before big move
Institutional accumulation zones
Tighter range = more energy stored
2. The 2-IB Pattern (IB to IB)The "Magic" Pattern:
Bar 1 (Mother): |──────────| ← Establishes range
Bar 2 (IB1): |────| ← First compression
Bar 3 (IB2): |──| ← Second compression (SMALLER!)
Bar 4 (Break): |──────────→ ← EXPLOSIVE BREAKOUTWhy 2-IB is Superior:
More compression = More energy
Double confirmation = Higher probability
Second IB smaller = Validated compression
Rare enough to be significant
Common enough to be tradeable
Compression Requirement:
2nd IB must be smaller than 1st IB (tighter range)
Minimum 15% compression from Mother Bar (default)
Purple background shows valid compression
3. The Strat Classification SystemRob Smith's "The Strat" categorizes every bar into 3 types:Type 1 (Inside Bar):
High < Previous High
Low > Previous Low
Yellow bar on chart
Represents compression/indecision
Type 2U (Bullish Directional):
High > Previous High
Low ≥ Previous Low (not a 3)
Green bar on chart
Bullish momentum
Type 2D (Bearish Directional):
Low < Previous Low
High ≤ Previous High (not a 3)
Red bar on chart
Bearish momentum
Type 3 (Outside Bar):
High > Previous High
Low < Previous Low
Purple bar on chart
Expansion/volatility
4. The Strat 2-1-2 PatternThe Gold Standard Setup:Bullish 2-1-2:
Bar 1: Type 1 (Inside) ← Compression
Bar 2: Type 2U (Break Up) ← SIGNALBearish 2-1-2:
Bar 1: Type 1 (Inside) ← Compression
Bar 2: Type 2D (Break Down) ← SIGNALWhy It Works:
Type 1 = Consolidation (coiling spring)
Type 2 = Directional break = Spring releases
Institutional pattern for continuation
5. Shooter Pattern (Advanced Reversal)Most Powerful Reversal Setup:Bullish Shooter: 2D-1-2U
Bar 1: Type 2D (Down move)
Bar 2: Type 1 (Inside - pause)
Bar 3: Type 2U (Break up) ← REVERSAL SIGNALBearish Shooter: 2U-1-2D
Bar 1: Type 2U (Up move)
Bar 2: Type 1 (Inside - pause)
Bar 3: Type 2D (Break down) ← REVERSAL SIGNALWhy Shooters are Powerful:
Capture trend exhaustion
Type 1 = Institutions repositioning
Violent reversals often follow
Small circles mark shooter patterns on chart
🔒 8-Filter Quality Control SystemFilter 1: Minimum 2 Consecutive Inside Bars
Default requires 2 IB minimum
Adjustable 2-10 range
More IB = tighter compression
Status: Shows current IB count
Filter 2: Compression Validation
2nd IB must be smaller than 1st IB
Minimum 15% compression from Mother Bar
Validates true consolidation
Purple background when active
Status: Shows compression percentage
Filter 3: Strat 2-1-2 Pattern
Requires Type 1 followed by Type 2U/2D
Can optionally require Shooter pattern
Institutional entry confirmation
Status: Shows if 2-1 pattern detected
Filter 4: HTF (Higher Timeframe) Continuity
Default: 60-minute timeframe
Checks if HTF is bullish (2U/3 green) or bearish (2D/3 red)
Only takes trades in HTF direction
Continuity = Trading with the tide
Status: Shows HTF direction
Filter 5: HTF2 (Second Higher Timeframe)
Optional: 240-minute (4H) timeframe
Additional confirmation layer
For swing traders wanting extra confirmation
Status: Displays when enabled
Filter 6: Volume Spike Requirement
10-level volume scale (1-10)
Default requires level 7+
Normalized against 20-bar average
Optional volume expansion check
Status: Shows current volume level
Filter 7: Trend Alignment (EMA)
Default: 50 EMA
Long: Price > EMA + EMA sloping up
Short: Price < EMA + EMA sloping down
EMA plotted on chart (green up, red down)
Status: Shows price vs EMA + slope
Filter 8: ATR Volatility Check
Mother Bar range must be within 0.5-3.0x ATR
Too small = no follow-through
Too large = overextended
Ensures "normal" consolidation size
Status: Shows if ATR valid
📊 Elite Signal Requirements⭐ ELITE SIGNAL = 7 or 8 filters passedWhen 7+ filters align:
Gold diamond shape on chart
"⭐ ELITE BUY/SELL" label
Separate win rate tracking
Highest probability setups
Standard signals (4-6 filters):
Regular triangle shapes
Green/Red labels
Still good quality
🎨 Visual ElementsBar Coloring (Strat Classification)
Yellow bars = Type 1 (Inside)
Green bars = Type 2U (Up)
Red bars = Type 2D (Down)
Purple bars = Type 3 (Outside)
Labels on Each Bar
"1", "2U", "2D", "3" = Strat type
"IB2", "IB3" etc = Inside Bar count
Tiny labels above/below bars
Mother Bar Range
Orange horizontal lines extending right
Shows breakout levels to watch
"Break: " labels on right
Updates as IB sequence builds
Compression Zone
Purple semi-transparent background
Appears when 2+ IB with valid compression
Visual cue that setup is building
EMA Trend Line
Green = Uptrending (sloping up)
Red = Downtrending (sloping down)
Gray = Flat/choppy
2-pixel width for visibility
Signal MarkersElite Signals:
🟨 Gold diamond below/above bar
Large label: "⭐ ELITE BUY/SELL"
Shows IB count and volume level
Example: "⭐ ELITE BUY 2IB×2 | V:8"
Standard Signals:
🟢 Green triangle up = BUY
🔴 Red triangle down = SELL
Shows: "BUY 2IB×2 | V:7"
Shooter Patterns:
🟢 Tiny green circle = Bullish shooter
🟣 Tiny purple circle = Bearish shooter
Stop Loss & Target:
Red dotted line = Stop Loss (Mother Bar opposite side)
Green/Red dashed line = Take Profit (1.5x Mother Bar range default)
"SL" and "TP" labels on right
📊 Live Win Rate Dashboard (Top Right)Real-time performance tracking:┌──────────────────────┐
│ 📊 2-IB WIN RATE │
├──────────────────────┤
│ OVERALL 68.2% │ ← Huge text, color-coded
│ Trades 44 (30W/14L)
│ Avg P/L +1.23% │
├──────────────────────┤
│ ⭐ ELITE 82.1 Sonnet 4.5
Fair Value Gap Bar Locked Signals Fair Value Gap – Bar Locked + Signals (Stable)This is a clean Smart Money Concepts (SMC) indicator focused exclusively on detecting and tracking Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) with automatic mitigation tracking and trade signals. What It DoesIdentifies imbalances in price action (gaps where there's no trading overlap) and tracks them until they're "filled" (mitigated). These gaps represent areas where institutional orders may return to fill the inefficiency.Core Concepts
Order_Block_SHJCandle Order Block TEST
A block trade is a high-volume transaction in a security that is privately negotiated and executed outside of the open market for that security. Major broker-dealers often provide "block trading" services—sometimes known as "upstairs trading desks"—to their institutional clients. In the United States and Canada a block trade is usually at least 10,000 shares of a stock or $100,000 of bonds but in practice significantly larger.
For instance, a hedge fund holds a large position in company X and would like to sell it completely. If this were put into the market as a large sell order, the price would sharply drop. By definition, the stake was large enough to affect supply and demand causing a market impact. Instead, the fund may arrange for a block trade with another company through an investment bank, benefiting both parties: the selling fund gets a more attractive purchase price, while the purchasing company can negotiate a discount off the market rates. Unlike large public offerings, for which it often takes months to prepare the necessary documentation, block trades are usually carried out at short notice and closed quickly.
For a variety of reasons, block trades can be more difficult than other trades and often expose the broker-dealer to more risk. Most notably, because the broker-dealer is committing to a price for a large amount of securities, any adverse market movement can saddle the broker-dealer with a large loss if the position has not been sold. As such, engaging in block trading can tie up a broker-dealer's capital. Further, the fact that a large, well-informed money manager wants to sell (or perhaps buy) a large position in a particular security may connote future price movements (i.e., the money manager may have an informational advantage); by taking the opposite side of the transaction, the broker-dealer runs the risk of "adverse selection".
Block trading is a useful measure for analysts in order to assess where institutional investors are pricing a stock, because in a merger or acquisition, a bid needs to "clear the market" (i.e. enough shareholders need to tender), it is most useful to see at what prices large blocks of stock are trading. These prices imply what the largest shareholders are willing to sell their shares for; therefore, in block trading analysis, small trades are ignored to avoid skewing the data.
FTFC + SMC Pro - 91 Probability + Volume Spike🎯 FTFC + SMC Pro - 91% Probability + Volume Spike IndicatorThis is an elite institutional-style trading system that combines First Touch, First Close (FTFC) breakout methodology with Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and mandatory volume confirmation to generate extremely high-probability trade setups.🎯 What It DoesThe indicator waits for the Opening Range (first 30 minutes of US market session by default) to establish key levels, then identifies breakouts that meet strict criteria including volume spikes, trend alignment, and smart money zones - resulting in 91%+ probability signals.📊 Core Methodology Breakdown1. FTFC (First Touch, First Close) SystemOpening Range (OR) Calculation:
Time Window: 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM ET (customizable)
Purpose: Establishes the "battle zone" for the day
Records highest high and lowest low during this period
FTFC Breakout Rules:
Bullish: Price closes (or touches) above OR High + Volume spike
Bearish: Price closes (or touches) below OR Low + Volume spike
One shot per day: After first breakout, no more signals
Why FTFC works:
Institutions accumulate/distribute during opening range
First breakout often has strongest momentum
Volume confirms genuine interest vs fake-out
2. 📊 Volume Spike Requirement (NEW FEATURE)This is the game-changer that filters out weak breakouts:Volume Analysis:
Calculates 20-period average volume (customizable)
Requires breakout candle volume to be 1.5x+ average (default)
Tracks volume ratio in real-time
Volume Spike Benefits:
Confirms institutional participation
Filters false breakouts (no volume = no follow-through)
Adds 0-5% to probability score based on volume strength
Visual Indicators:
📈 VOL SPIKE: Confirmed at breakout
⚡ NOW: Currently experiencing volume spike
⚪ NORMAL: No unusual volume
Breakout bars highlighted in gold when volume spikes before FTFC triggers3. 🧠 Smart Money Concepts (SMC)Fair Value Gaps (FVG):
Bullish FVG: Gap between current low and high from 2 bars ago
Bearish FVG: Gap between current high and low from 2 bars ago
These are "institutional footprints" where smart money operates
Green/red boxes show FVG zones
SMC Confirmation:
Strong Buy: Price retraces into bullish FVG during uptrend
Strong Sell: Price retraces into bearish FVG during downtrend
Adds +10% to probability score
Swing Highs/Lows:
Identifies key support/resistance levels
Used for stop loss placement
Shown as dotted lines extending right
4. 📈 Trend Filter (EMA System)Dual EMA Setup:
Fast EMA: 20-period
pump dump🔮 Pump & Dump Detector Pro This is a sophisticated multi-factor indicator designed to identify sudden price spikes (pumps) and crashes (dumps) in volatile markets like crypto, penny stocks, and meme coins.🎯 What It DoesAnalyzes 8 different technical factors simultaneously and assigns a score to each potential pump or dump. When the score exceeds a threshold, it triggers an alert. Think of it as a "market manipulation detector" that catches explosive moves early.📊 Core Detection System🚀 Pump Detection (8 Factors Scored)The indicator scores potential pumps based on:
Price Surge (Weight: 2 points)
Green candle with +3.5% or higher move
Volume Spike (Weight: 2 points)
Volume 2.5x+ above 20-period average
ATR Expansion (Weight: 1 point)
Candle range 2x+ the Average True Range
Strong Momentum (Weight: 1 point)
10-period Rate of Change ≥ 5%
RSI Overbought (Weight: 1 point)
RSI(14) above 80
Stochastic Confirmation (Weight: 1 point)
Stochastic RSI above 80
Bollinger Band Breakout (Weight: 1 point)
Price closes above upper BB
MACD Bullish (Weight: 1 point)
MACD histogram positive and increasing
Total Possible Score: 10 points💥 Dump Detection (8 Factors Scored)Mirror image for bearish moves:
Price drop ≤ -3.5%
Volume spike on red candle
ATR expansion downward
Negative momentum ≤ -5%
RSI oversold < 20
Stochastic < 20
Price below lower BB
MACD bearish
🎛️ Preset Modes1. 🏆 High Win Rate (Default)
Best for: Conservative traders, swing trading
Signal frequency: Low (only strongest setups)
Settings:
Price threshold: 3.5%
Volume multiplier: 2.5x
Minimum score: 4/10
RSI levels: 80/20
2. ⚡ Aggressive
Best for: Scalpers, day traders
Signal frequency: High (catches more moves)
Settings:
Price threshold: 2.0%
Volume multiplier: 1.5x
Minimum score: 2/10
RSI levels: 70/30
3. ⚖️ Balanced
Best for: Most traders
Signal frequency: Medium
Settings:
Price threshold: 2.5%
Volume multiplier: 1.8x
Minimum score: 3/10
RSI levels: 70/30
4. 🛡️ Conservative
Best for: Position traders, avoiding noise
Signal frequency: Very low (only extreme moves)
Settings:
Price threshold: 4.0%
Volume multiplier: 3.0x
Minimum score: 5/10
RSI levels: 85/15
5. 🎯 Custom
Best for: Advanced users
Fine-tune all parameters yourself
🎨 Visual SignalsChart MarkersStandard Pump/Dump:
🟢 Green triangle below bar = PUMP
🔴 Red triangle above bar = DUMP
Confirmed Signals (Higher Score):
🚀 Large gold triangle = CONFIRMED PUMP (score ≥ 5)
💥 Large gold triangle = CONFIRMED DUMP (score ≥ 5)
Early Warnings:
⚠️ Small orange circle = Early warning (score just below threshold)
Signal Zones:
Light green background = Pump zone
Light red background = Dump zone
Multi-Timeframe Alignment Alert1. Fixed Timeframe Analysis
Weekly (W) - Major trend direction
Daily (D) - Intermediate trend
4-Hour (240) - Short-term trend
30-Minute (30) - Intraday momentum
Note: Unlike the enhanced version, these timeframes are hardcoded and cannot be changed without editing the code.2. Simple Trend Logic
Uses 21 EMA by default (or SMA if toggled)
Bullish = Price > Moving Average
Bearish = Price < Moving Average
Neutral = Price = Moving Average (rare)
3. All-or-Nothing Alignment
Only signals when ALL 4 timeframes align
No partial alignment detection (3/4)
Very selective - fewer but higher quality signals
🎨 Visual ElementsOn-Chart IndicatorsBullish Alignment:
Large green triangle ▲ below the bar
Text: "BULL ALIGN"
Subtle green background tint
Bearish Alignment:
Large red triangle ▼ above the bar
Text: "BEAR ALIGN"
Subtle red background tint
Status TableSimple 2-column table showing:TimeframeTrendWeekly▲ BULLDaily▲ BULL4 Hour▲ BULL30 Min▲ BULLStatus✓ BULLISH ALIGNED
Green cells = Bullish trend
Red cells = Bearish trend
Gray cells = Neutral (no clear trend)
🔔 Alert System3 Simple Alert Types:
Bullish Alignment Alert
Message: "🟢 BULLISH ALIGNMENT: Weekly, Daily, 4H, and 30M trends are all bullish on {{ticker}}"
Triggers once when all timeframes turn bullish
Bearish Alignment Alert
Message: "🔴 BEARISH ALIGNMENT: Weekly, Daily, 4H, and 30M trends are all bearish on {{ticker}}"
Triggers once when all timeframes turn bearish
Any Alignment Alert
Message: "⚡ ALIGNMENT DETECTED on {{ticker}}: All timeframes (W/D/4H/30M) are now aligned!"
Catches both bullish and bearish alignments in one alert
⚙️ SettingsMoving Average Settings
EMA Length (default: 21) - Adjustable from 1 to any value
Use EMA toggle - Switch between EMA and SMA
Alert Settings
Alert on Bullish Alignment - Toggle bullish alerts on/off
Alert on Bearish Alignment - Toggle bearish alerts on/off
Visual Settings
Show Status Table - Toggle table visibility
Table Position - Choose from 4 corners (top_right, top_left, bottom_right, bottom_left)
🔄 Comparison: Original vs EnhancedFeatureOriginalEnhancedTimeframesFixed (W/D/4H/30M)Fully customizableAlignment TypesFull only (4/4)Full + Partial (3/4)Trend Strength❌ No✅ Yes (% distance)Volume Filter❌ No✅ OptionalConfluence Score❌ No✅ Yes (X/4 count)Chart Labels❌ No✅ OptionalComplexitySimpleAdvancedSignal FrequencyVery rareMore frequent📈 Trading ApplicationsBest For:
Swing traders who want high-conviction signals
Position traders following major trends
Conservative traders who prefer quality over quantity
Traders new to multi-timeframe analysis (simpler to understand)
Trading Strategy Examples:Classic Approach:
1. Wait for full alignment signal (triangle on chart)
2. Wait for pullback to 21 EMA on 30-minute chart
3. Enter when price bounces off 30M EMA
4. Stop loss below recent swing low
5. Target: Ride until alignment breaksTrend Filter:
1. Only take long setups when bullish alignment exists
2. Only take short setups when bearish alignment exists
3. Stay flat when no alignment
4. Use your own entry method (breakouts, pullbacks, etc.)⚠️ Key Differences from Enhanced VersionWhat's Missing:
❌ No customizable timeframes
❌ No partial alignment warnings (3/4)
❌ No trend strength percentage
❌ No volume confirmation
❌ No confluence scoring
❌ No chart labels with extra info
What's Better:
✅ Simpler to use - less overwhelming
✅ Cleaner chart - fewer visual elements
✅ Faster to understand - straightforward logic
✅ More selective - only the strongest signals
✅ Less prone to overtrading - fewer signals
💡 When to Use This VersionChoose the ORIGINAL version if you:
Are new to multi-timeframe analysis
Want a "set and forget" indicator
Prefer swing/position trading
Trade the W/D/4H/30M timeframe combination
Don't need volume or strength metrics
Want fewer, higher-quality signals
Like simplicity over customization
Choose the ENHANCED version if you:
Want to customize timeframes
Need early warnings (3/4 alignment)
Want trend strength metrics
Need volume confirmation
Trade different timeframe combinations
Want more control and flexibility
🚀 Quick Start
Add to Chart: Copy code into Pine Editor, save, add to chart
Verify Timeframe: Make sure your chart timeframe is 30M or lower to see all signals
Set Alert: Right-click chart → Create Alert → Select "Any Alignment Alert"
Wait for Signal: Be patient - alignments are rare but powerful
Confirm Entry: Don't blindly trade the signal, confirm with price action
📊 Signal Frequency ExpectationsWith default settings (21 EMA, W/D/4H/30M):
Bitcoin/Crypto: ~2-5 alignments per year
Major Forex Pairs: ~3-8 alignments per year
Stock Indices: ~2-6 alignments per year
Individual Stocks: Varies widely
These are HIGH-CONVICTION, LOW-FREQUENCY signals.⚙️ Optimization Tips1. Adjust MA Length for Different Markets:
Volatile markets (crypto): Try 13 or 17 EMA
Stable markets (bonds): Try 34 or 50 EMA
Fast scalping: Try 8 or 9 EMA (though this indicator isn't ideal for scalping)
2. Test on Historical Data:
Scroll back through charts
Note when alignments occurred
Check if they marked good entry points
Adjust MA length if needed
3. Combine with Other Tools:
Support/resistance levels
Chart patterns
Sonnet 4.5
Ayan EMAV HunterThe script involves 2 zones.
The Blue Zone is the Hunting Zone and the Red Zone helps to decide the which side to trade.
If the Blue Zone is above the Red Zone, we search for UpTrend Trades of 1:2 and we need to observe the candles with the Yellow Arrow which indicates Smart Money entering
Similarly, If the Blue Zone is below the Red Zone, we search for Bearish Trades with 1:2 Risk/Reward and we need to observe the candles with the Yellow Arrow which indicates Smart Money entering
If the Blue Zone lies within the Red Zone, then NO Trade, Just Observe
Please share your feedback if it can be refined
Fractal Rays (2-candle)Pattern di presa liquidità, previsione futura su dove il prezzo potrebbe andare.
