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Michael 13/100 SMA Crossover (Time Filtered)This indicator plots a simple moving average (SMA) crossover system using a 13-period SMA and a 100-period SMA. A Buy signal appears when the 13-period SMA crosses above the 100-period SMA, and a Sell signal appears when the 13-period SMA crosses below the 100-period SMA. Signals are restricted to a specific active trading window between 08:00 and 17:00 GMT, helping to reduce noise during off-hours or low-liquidity periods. The moving averages themselves remain visible at all times, but Buy/Sell markers only appear when a crossover occurs during the defined session. This tool helps traders identify trend shifts, momentum changes, and potential entry/exit points while avoiding signals during quieter market conditions.
Pine Script® indicator
by moubarakghislain3
HTF Scanner Pro | High Tight Flag | Leif Soreide📊 HTF Scanner Pro| High Tight Flag Pattern Detector 🎯 Overview HTF Scanner Pro is a professional-grade pattern recognition indicator designed to identify one of the most powerful and rare chart patterns in technical analysis: the High Tight Flag (HTF). Based on the rigorous research of William O'Neil (founder of Investor's Business Daily and creator of CANSLIM) and refined by Leif Soreide's extensive pattern studies, this indicator provides institutional-level pattern detection with a premium visual experience. The High Tight Flag pattern historically delivers 69-85% success rates when properly identified, making it one of the most reliable bullish continuation patterns. However, it's extremely rare—you might only see 2-5 valid setups per year across thousands of stocks. This indicator does the heavy lifting of scanning and scoring potential setups so you never miss an opportunity. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⚡ Key Features 🔬 6-Component Scoring System (0-10 Scale) Each potential HTF pattern is analyzed across six critical dimensions: │ Pole │ 25% │ Explosive advance (90-120%+ in 4-8 weeks) │ Flag │ 25% │ Tight consolidation (10-25% pullback, above 50-MA) │ Volume │ 20% │ Heavy pole volume, dry flag volume, breakout surge │ Technical │ 15% │ New highs, relative strength, MA positioning │ Breakout │ 10% │ Proximity to pivot, R:R ratio, target potential │ Catalyst │ 5% │ Fundamental catalyst proxy via price/volume action 📈 Pattern Detection Criteria (O'Neil/Soreide Standards) THE POLE (Flagpole): - ✅ Minimum 90% advance (100-120%+ is ideal) - ✅ Occurs within 4-8 weeks (20-40 trading days) - ✅ Heavy volume (40-100%+ above average) - ✅ More up days than down days (clean advance) - ✅ Usually triggered by fundamental catalyst THE FLAG (Consolidation): - ✅ Shallow pullback of only 10-25% from pole high - ✅ Duration: 1-3 weeks ideal, max 5 weeks - ✅ MUST stay above 50-day moving average - ✅ Volume dries up significantly (supply exhaustion) - ✅ Tight, low-volatility price action BREAKOUT CONFIRMATION: - ✅ Price breaks above flag high + $0.10 (classic O'Neil rule) - ✅ Volume surges 50%+ above average - ✅ Risk/Reward typically 3:1 or better ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🎨 Premium Visual Features Interactive Dashboard - Real-time pattern scoring with letter grades (A+ to F) - Component-by-component breakdown with color coding - Trade setup display (Entry, Target, Stop, R:R) - Status indicators for flag tightness and pole recency - Customizable position (6 locations) Pattern Zone Highlighting - Pole Zone: Subtle green/blue gradient background - Flag Zone: Subtle gold/orange gradient background - Ghost transparency to not obscure price action Price Level Visualization - Entry Line (Blue): Flag high + $0.10 breakout level - Target Line (Green): Projected measured move target - Stop Line (Red): Below flag low for risk management Signal Labels - Large green label for valid HTF signals - Orange label for partial/forming setups - Complete trade plan in label (Entry, Target, R:R) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📊 How to Use Signal Interpretation ┌─────────┬───────────────────────────┐ │ Score │ Grade │ Signal │ Action ├─────────┼─────────┼─────────────────┤ │ 8.0+ │ A-/A/A+ │ HIGH TIGHT FLAG │ Valid setup - prepare for entry │ ├─────────┼───────────────────────────┤ │ 5.5-7.9 │ C/B │ PARTIAL SETUP │ Monitor - some criteria missing │ ├─────────┼─────────┼───────────────── │ <5.5 │ D/F │ NO SIGNAL │ Not an HTF pattern │ └─────────┴─────────┴────────────────┘ Entry Strategy - Wait for Setup: Score reaches 8.0+ with all major criteria met - Entry Point: Buy on breakout above the blue ENTRY line with volume confirmation - Stop Loss: Place stop just below the red STOP line (flag low) - Target: Use the green TARGET line as your profit objective - Position Size: Calculate based on the displayed R:R ratio Component Checklist Before entering, verify in the dashboard: - ✅ Pole shows ✓ with 90%+ gain - ✅ Flag shows ✓ (above 50-MA) - ✅ Volume shows ✓ (1.4x+ pole volume) - ✅ Technical shows ✓ (above 50-MA) - ✅ Footer shows "◆ TIGHT" and "◆ RECENT" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⚙️ Input Settings Pattern Detection - Pole Min Period: Minimum pole duration (default: 20 days / 4 weeks) - Pole Max Period: Maximum pole duration (default: 40 days / 8 weeks) - Minimum Gain %: Minimum pole advance (default: 90%) - Good Gain %: Strong pole advance (default: 100%) - Excellent Gain %: Exceptional pole advance (default: 120%) Flag Consolidation - Min Pullback %: Minimum flag pullback (default: 10%) - Max Pullback %: Maximum flag pullback (default: 25%) - Min Duration: Minimum flag duration (default: 5 days) - Max Duration: Maximum flag duration (default: 25 days) Signal Thresholds - HTF Signal: Score threshold for valid HTF (default: 8.0) - Partial Setup: Score threshold for partial setup (default: 5.5) Visual Settings - Show Dashboard: Toggle analysis dashboard - Show Pattern Zones: Toggle pole/flag highlighting - Show Price Levels: Toggle entry/target/stop lines - Show Signal Labels: Toggle pattern labels - Show Moving Averages: Toggle 50 & 200 MA display - Dashboard Position: Choose from 6 positions Technical Parameters - 50-day MA: Period for 50-day moving average - 200-day MA: Period for 200-day moving average - RS Period: Lookback for relative strength (default: 126 days / 6 months) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔔 Alerts Four built-in alert conditions: - 🚀 HTF BREAKOUT: Price breaks above entry level with volume confirmation - ⚡ HTF Setup Ready: Valid HTF at pivot, watch for breakout - ⚡ Early Entry Signal: Volume expanding near pivot (Leif's specialty) - ◇ Partial Setup: Forming setup worth monitoring ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📚 Educational Notes Why HTF Patterns Work The High Tight Flag represents the ultimate supply/demand imbalance: - Explosive Pole: Institutions aggressively accumulate, driving price up 100%+ - Tight Flag: Weak hands sell, but no significant supply emerges - Breakout: Remaining supply absorbed, price explodes to new highs Historical Performance According to O'Neil's research and Soreide's studies: - Success rate: 69-85% when all criteria are met - Average gain from breakout: 100-200%+ - Failure rate increases significantly if criteria are relaxed Common Mistakes to Avoid ❌ Buying before breakout confirmation ❌ Ignoring volume requirements ❌ Trading flags that broke below 50-MA ❌ Accepting pullbacks deeper than 25% ❌ Trading old poles (flag must form immediately afterpole) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This indicator is a tool to assist with pattern identification and should not be considered financial advice. Always: - Conduct your own due diligence - Manage risk appropriately - Use proper position sizing - Consider fundamental analysis alongside technical signals Past performance of the High Tight Flag pattern does not guarantee future results. 📝 Credits & References - William O'Neil - "How to Make Money in Stocks", CANSLIM methodology - Leif Soreide - HTF Masterclass, pattern refinement research - Investor's Business Daily - Pattern recognition standards
Pine Script® indicator
by vishnuv
Levels S/R Boxes + Gaps + SL/TPWhat It Does: Automatically identifies and displays: 🟦 Support/Resistance zones (horizontal boxes) 🟨 Price gaps (unfilled gaps from market open/close) 🎯 Stop Loss levels (where to protect trades) 💰 Take Profit levels (where to exit trades) Purpose: Shows you exactly where price is likely to bounce, reverse, or break through. Best Practices: ✅ Trade at the boxes - Don't chase price ✅ Use SL/TP lines - Automatic risk management ✅ Wait for confirmation - Candle pattern + S/R level ✅ Gaps get filled - Trade towards yellow boxes ✅ Solid lines = stronger - Prefer 3+ touch levels ❌ Don't ignore SL - Always protect yourself ❌ Don't trade middle - Wait for S/R zones ❌ Don't fight strong levels - Respect solid boxes Settings (Quick Reference): S/R Strength: 10 (default) - Lower = more levels, Higher = fewer stronger levels Max Levels: 5 (default) - Number of S/R boxes to show Show Gaps: ON - Display yellow gap boxes Show SL/TP: ON - Display entry/exit suggestions
Pine Script® indicator
by ognenmitev
KIRA INVESTORS📈 KIRA MOMENTUM STRATEGY – BUY & SELL Title: KIRA EMA 9–21 + VWAP 🟢 BUY RULE EMA 9 crosses above EMA 21 Price closes above VWAP 🔴 SELL RULE EMA 9 crosses below EMA 21 Price closes below VWAP 🚫 NO TRADE ZONE EMAs tangled Price chopping near VWAP 🎯 TIMEFRAMES & RISK TF: 5–15 min Stop-loss: Swing high / low Risk ≤ 1% per trade 💡 WHY IT WORKS EMA crossover → Trend direction VWAP → Confirms institutional bias Only trades strong momentum moves
Pine Script® indicator
by kirainvestors
缠中禅V6Pro"ChanLun" is a highly regarded technical analysis method originating in China. Since its introduction in 2006, ChanLun has quickly gained significant attention and a strong following in the Chinese trading community due to its remarkable ability to navigate complex market dynamics. ChanLun places great emphasis on market structure, price action, momentum, and the intricate interactions between market forces. It recognizes that the market operates in cyclical patterns and aims to capture the underlying structure and rhythm of price movements. Through detailed analysis of the intricate relationship between price and time, it provides traders with a unique perspective on market trends, potential reversals, and key turning points. 🟠 Algorithm 🔵 Step 1: Candlestick Conversion In ChanLun, candlestick analysis pays less attention to the opening/closing prices and wicks, focusing instead on the range that the stock price reaches. Therefore, the first step in ChanLun involves converting each candlestick to include only the high and low prices, ignoring other elements. 🔵 Step 2: Candlestick Standardization In the second step, the converted candlesticks are standardized to ensure strict directional consistency and to eliminate the presence of inner or outer bars. For any two adjacent candlesticks A and B, if one price range completely contains the other, A and B are merged into a new candlestick C. If A is in an uptrend from the previous candlestick, C is defined as High(C) = max(High(A), High(B)) and Low(C) = max(Low(A), Low(B)). If A is in a downtrend from the previous candlestick, C is defined as High(C) = min(High(A), High(B)) and Low(C) = min(Low(A), Low(B)). After completing these steps, when considering any adjacent candlesticks A and B, we can always observe one of the following conditions: 1. High(A) > High(B) and Low(A) > Low(B) 2. High(A) < High(B) and Low(A) < Low(B) The diagram below illustrates how the candlesticks are displayed after this step. 🔵 Step 3: Fractals A "fractal" refers to a pattern formed by three consecutive "normalized" candlesticks, where the middle candlestick shows significantly higher or lower values compared to the surrounding candlesticks. When considering three adjacent candlesticks A, B, and C, we have one of two conditions: 1. High (B) > High (A) and High (B) > High (C) and Low (B) > Low (A) and Low (B) > Low (C) 2。 High (B) < Low (A) and High (B) < Low (C) and Low (B) < Low (A) and Low (B) < Low (C) For In #1 above, we refer to the combination of A, B, and C as the "top fractal", while for #2 we specify it as the "bottom fractal". The image below illustrates all fractals, with the red triangle indicating the top fractal and the green triangle indicating the bottom splitting. 🔵 Step 4: Strokes A "stroke" is a line that connects the top fractal and the bottom fractal, following these rules: 1. There must be at least one "free" candlestick between these fractals, which means it is not part of the top or bottom split. This guarantees that the stroke contains at least five candlesticks from start to finish. 2. The top fractal must have a higher price compared to the bottom fractal. 3. The end fractal should represent the highest or lowest point within the entire stroke range. (There is an option in this indicator to enable or disable this rule.) Brushstrokes enable traders to identify and visualize significant price movements or trends while effectively filtering out minor fluctuations. 🔵 Step 5: Segmentation A "subdivision" is a higher-level line that connects the start and end points of at least three consecutive strokes, reflecting the trend of the current market structure. As new strokes emerge, it continues to extend until there is a break in the market structure. A breakout occurs when an uptrend forms lower highs and lower lows, or when a downtrend forms higher highs and higher lows. It is important to note that within the trading range, the brushstrokes typically exhibit higher highs and lower lows or higher lows and lower highs patterns (similar to the inner and outer bars). In this case, the brushstrokes will merge in a similar manner to the candlesticks described earlier until there is a clear breakout in the market structure. Contrary to brushstrokes, segments provide a relatively stable depiction of market trends on higher time frames. It is important to note that the algorithm used to calculate line segments from strokes can again be applied recursively to the generated line segments, forming higher-level line segments that represent market trends over a larger time frame. 🔵 Step 6: Pivot In ChanLun, the term "pivot" does not represent a price reversal point. Instead, it refers to a trading range where the security's price tends to fluctuate. Within a given "Segment," a pivot is determined by the overlap of two consecutive strokes moving in opposite directions along the segment. When two downward trend strokes, A and B, form a pivot P within an upward trend segment S, the upper and lower boundaries of the pivot are defined as follows: 1. Upper limit (P) = min(high(A), high(B)) 2. Lower limit (P) = max(low(A), low(B)) The pivot range is usually where consolidation and high trading volume occur. If future strokes moving in the opposite direction along the current segment overlap with the upper and lower boundaries of the pivot, those strokes will merge into the existing pivot, extending it along the x-axis. A new pivot is formed when two consecutive strokes moving in the opposite direction along the current segment intersect each other without overlapping the previous pivot. Similarly, pivots can be recursively identified in higher-level segments. The blue boxes below indicate "Segment Pivots" identified in the context of higher-level segments. 🔵 Step 7: Buy/Sell Points ChanLun defines three types of buy/sell points. 1. Type 1 Buy and Sell Points: Also called trend reversal points. These points mark where an old segment ends and a new segment begins. 2. Type 2 Buy and Sell Points: Also called trend continuation points. These points occur when the price is in a trend, indicating trend continuation. In an uptrend, Type 2 buy points are rebound points after the price retraces to previous lows or support levels, signaling a likely continuation of the upward movement. In a downtrend, Type 2 sell points are pullback points after the price bounces to previous highs or resistance levels, signaling a likely continuation of the downward movement. 3. Type 3 Buy and Sell Points: These points represent retests of a pivot range breakout. The presence of these retest points indicates that the price may continue to move up/down above/below the pivot level. Astute readers may notice that these buy/sell points are lagging indicators. For example, multiple candlesticks will have occurred by the time a new segment is confirmed at a Type 1 buy/sell point in that segment. In fact, buy/sell points do lag behind actual market movements. However, ChanLun addresses this issue through multi-timeframe analysis. By examining buy/sell points confirmed in lower timeframes, additional confidence can be gained in determining the overall trend of higher timeframes. 🔵 Step 8: Divergence Another core technique in ChanLun is using divergence to predict the occurrence of Type 1 buy/sell points. While MACD is the most commonly used indicator for detecting divergence, other indicators like RSI can also serve this purpose. 🟠 Summary Essentially, ChanLun is a powerful technical analysis method that combines careful examination and interpretation of price charts, the application of technical indicators and quantitative tools, and keen attention to multiple timeframes. Its goal is to identify current market trends and uncover potential trading opportunities. What sets ChanLun apart is its holistic approach, which integrates both qualitative and quantitative analysis to facilitate informed and successful trading decisions. “缠论”是一种起源于中国的备受推崇的技术分析方法。自 2006 年推出以来，ChanLun 凭借其驾驭复杂市场动态的非凡能力，迅速在中国交易社区中获得了极大的关注和强大的追随者。 ChanLun 非常重视市场结构、价格行为、动量以及市场力量之间错综复杂的相互作用。它认识到市场以周期性模式运作，旨在捕捉价格变动的底层结构和节奏。通过对价格和时间之间错综复杂的关系的细致分析，它为交易者提供了关于市场趋势、潜在逆转和关键转折点的独特视角。 该指标提供了 ChanLun 理论的细致而全面的实施。它有助于对所有基本组成部分进行深入分析和可视化表示，包括 “Candlestick Conversion”， “Candlestick Standardization”， “Fractal”， “Stroke”， “Segment”， “Pivot” 和 “Buying/Selling Point”。 🟠 算法 🔵 1 步：烛台转换 在 ChanLun 中，烛台分析较少关注开盘价/收盘价和灯芯，而是强调股价达到的价格范围。因此，ChanLun 的第一步涉及将每根烛条转换为仅包含最高价和最低价，而忽略其他元素。 🔵 第 2 步：烛台标准化 在第二步中，对转换后的烛台进行标准化，以确保严格的方向一致性，并消除内柱线或外柱线的存在。对于任何相邻的两根烛条 A 和 B，其中一根的价格范围完全包含另一根，A 和 B 被合并为新的烛条 C。如果 A 从前一根蜡烛开始呈上升趋势，则 C 将被定义为最高价 （C） = 最大值（最高价 （A）， 最高价 （B）） 和最低价 （C） = 最大值（最低价 （A）， 最低价 （B））。如果 A 从前一根蜡烛开始呈下降趋势，则 C 将被定义为最高价 （C） = min（最高价 （A）， 最高价 （B）） 和最低价 （C） = min（最低价 （A）， 最低价 （B））。 完成这些步骤后，在考虑任何相邻的烛条 A 和 B 时，我们始终可以观察到以下任一条件： 1. 最高价 （A） > 最高价 （B） 和最低价 （A） >最低价 （B） 2。最高价 （A） <最高价 （B） 和最低价 （A） <最低价 （B） 下图说明了此步骤后烛台的显示方式。 🔵 第 3 步：分形 “分形”是指由三个连续的“标准化”烛台形成的形态，其中中间的烛台与周围的烛台相比显示出明显的更高或更低的值。当考虑三个相邻的烛台 A、B 和 C 时，我们有以下两个条件之一： 1. 最高价 （B） > 最高价 （A） 和高点 （B） >最高价 （C） 和最低价 （B） >最低价 （A） 和最低价 （B） >最低价 （C） 2。高 （B） < 低 （A） 和高 （B） < 低 （C） 和低 （B） < 低 （A） 和低 （B） < 低 （C）对于 上面的 #1，我们将 A、B 和 C 的组合称为“顶部分形”，而对于 #2，我们将其指定为“底部分形”。 下图说明了所有分形，其中红色三角形表示顶部分形，绿色三角形表示底部分形。 🔵 第 4 步：笔画 “笔画” 是连接顶部分形和底部分形的一条线，遵循以下规则： 1. 在这些分形之间必须至少有一个 “自由” 烛台，这意味着它不是顶部或底部分形的一部分。这保证了笔画从头到尾至少包含五根烛条。 2. 与底部分形相比，顶部分形必须具有更高的价格。 3. 端点分形应表示整个笔画范围内的最高点或最低点。（此指示器中有一个选项用于启用或禁用此规则。 笔触使交易者能够识别和可视化重大的价格波动或趋势，同时有效地过滤掉微小的波动。 🔵 第 5 步：细分 “细分”是一条更高级别的线，连接至少连续三个笔画的起点和终点，反映了当前市场结构的趋势。随着新笔触的出现，它继续延伸，直到市场结构出现中断。当上升趋势形成较低的高点和较低的低点，或者当下降趋势形成更高的高点和更高的低点时，就会发生突破。值得注意的是，在交易区间内，笔触通常表现出更高的高点和更低的低点或更高的低点和更低的高点形态（类似于内柱和外柱）。在这种情况下，笔触将以与前面描述的烛台类似的方式合并，直到市场结构出现明显的突破。与笔触相反，分段在更高的时间范围内提供了对市场趋势的相对稳定的描述。 需要注意的是，用于从笔画计算线段的算法可以再次递归地应用于生成的线段，形成更高级别的线段，代表更大时间范围内的市场趋势。 🔵 第 6 步：枢轴 在 ChanLun 中，“枢轴”一词并不表示价格反转点。相反，它代表证券价格趋于波动的交易区间。在给定的 “Segment” 中，枢轴由沿线段相反方向移动的两个连续笔画的重叠决定。当两个下降趋势笔触 A 和 B 在上升趋势段 S 内形成枢轴 P 时，枢轴的上限和下限定义如下： 1. 上限 （P） = min（最高 （A）， 最高 （ pein: B） 2. 下限 （P） = 最大值（最低 （A）， 最低 （B）） 枢轴范围通常是发生盘整和交易量高的地方。 如果沿当前线段的相反方向移动的未来笔触与枢轴的上限和下限重叠，则该笔划将合并到现有枢轴中，并沿 x 轴延伸枢轴。当沿当前线段的相反方向移动的两个连续笔触彼此相交而不与前一个轴重叠时，将形成新的枢轴。 同样，也可以在更高级别的 segment 中递归识别 pivots。下面的蓝色框表示在更高级别区段的上下文中标识的“Segment Pivots”。 🔵 第 7 步：购买/出售积分 ChanLun 中定义了三种类型的购买/出售积分。 1. 类型 1 买入和卖出点：也称为趋势反转点。这些点是旧路段终止和生成新路段的位置。 2. 类型 2 买入和卖出点：也称为趋势延续点。这些点发生在价格处于趋势中时，标志着趋势的延续。在上升趋势中，类型 2 买点是价格回撤至先前低点或支撑位后的反弹点，表明价格可能会继续上涨。在下跌趋势中，类型 2 卖点是价格反弹至前高点或阻力位后的回调点，表明价格可能会继续下跌。 3. 类型 3 买入和卖出点：这些点表示对枢轴范围突破的重新测试。这些重新测试点的存在表明，价格有可能在枢轴水平上方/下方继续向上/向下移动。 挑剔的读者可能会注意到这些买入/卖出点是滞后指标。例如，当确认新区段时，自该区段的类型 1 买入/卖出点以来已经发生了多根烛台。 事实上，买入/卖出点确实落后于实际市场走势。然而，ChanLun 通过使用多时间框架分析解决了这个问题。通过检查较低时间框架中确认的买入/卖出点，可以在确定较高时间框架的整体趋势方面获得额外的信心。 🔵 第 8 步：背离 ChanLun 的另一个核心技术是应用背离来预测 1 型买入/卖出点的出现。虽然 MACD 是检测背离最常用的指标，但 RSI 等其他指标也可用于此目的。 🟠 总结 从本质上讲，ChanLun 是一种强大的技术分析方法，它结合了对价格图表的仔细检查和解释、技术指标和定量工具的应用以及对多个时间框架的敏锐关注。其目标是确定当前的市场趋势并发现潜在的交易前景。ChanLun 的与众不同之处在于其整体方法，该方法融合了定性和定量分析，以促进明智和成功的交易决策。
Pine Script® indicator
by chanzhongchan663
Kira EMA 9-21 + VWAP Buy/Sell🔥 KIRA MOMENTUM SETUP – BUY & SELL SYSTEM Simple • Powerful • Trend-Based ✅ BUY CONDITION 🟢 EMA 9 crosses ABOVE EMA 21 AND Price closes ABOVE VWAP 🔴 SELL CONDITION EMA 9 crosses BELOW EMA 21 AND Price closes BELOW VWAP 🚫 NO TRADE ZONE ❌ EMAs tangled ❌ Price chopping around VWAP 🎯 BEST TIMEFRAMES ✅ 5-Minute ✅ 15-Minute (Indices & highly liquid stocks) ⚠️ RISK RULE • Buy SL ➝ Below recent swing low • Sell SL ➝ Above recent swing high • Risk per trade ≤ 1%
Pine Script® indicator
by kirainvestors
Adaptive Support & Resistance ProAdaptive Support & Resistance Pro – Description Adaptive Support & Resistance Pro is an advanced S/R tool designed to automatically identify key support and resistance zones based on a combination of RSI, CMO dynamics, and pivot logic. This indicator provides precise and reactive levels that form only when specific technical conditions are met, filtering out noise and delivering more reliable S/R signals. It is ideal for technical traders who want to understand where price naturally pauses, reverses, or consolidates—without the need to manually draw lines on every chart. 🔍 Key Features 1. Automatic Support & Resistance Detection The indicator uses: RSI (9) CMO logic based on HMA Pivot structure (len = 2) to generate valid Support and Resistance zones. A level is drawn only when all required conditions align, preventing false or weak signals. 2. Multi-Timeframe Analysis (MTF) You can view the chart on one timeframe (e.g., 5m) and display Support/Resistance levels from another timeframe (e.g., 1H, 4H, D) at the same time. This allows for: viewing higher-timeframe structures on lower charts, better planning of entries and exits, avoiding trades inside strong zones that may not be visible on the current timeframe. All of this is controlled through the input: S/R Timeframe 3. Adjustable Line Thickness (visual enhancement) Using the input: Line Width you can increase the thickness of support/resistance lines to: make important zones more visible, improve chart readability, emphasize S/R levels according to your visual preference. This is especially useful on fast markets (Forex, Crypto) and on higher timeframes where clarity of levels is essential. 4. Clear distinction between Support and Resistance Support lines have their own customizable color (default: green) Resistance lines have their own customizable color (default: red) You can freely adjust the colors to match your personal TradingView layout or theme. 5. Alerts (Notification System) The built-in alert: "New S/R line" triggers whenever a new support or resistance level is detected. This helps you: monitor important levels without constantly watching the chart, react quickly to new structure signals, stay aware of market changes in real time. 🎯 How to Use the Indicator Support levels often indicate potential reversals or long-entry opportunities. Resistance levels highlight areas where price may reverse downward or form short setups. The best performance is achieved when combining this indicator with: price action, EMA structure, confirmation zones, breakout logic, trend filters. MTF usage is highly recommended: Analyze higher-timeframe S/R while trading lower-timeframe setups. ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator does not generate direct buy or sell signals. Its purpose is to assist in market analysis and highlight areas where price is likely to react. 📌 Conclusion Adaptive Support & Resistance Pro combines the strongest elements of automated S/R mapping: precision, reduced noise, multi-timeframe flexibility, and advanced logic based on RSI, CMO, and pivot structure. It is perfect for traders who want: clean and accurate S/R levels, higher-timeframe insight while trading lower charts, customizable and visually enhanced structure mapping.
Pine Script® indicator
by Aleksin_Aleksandar
4
Thuận-Pro Full OptionThe Ultimate Price Action & Momentum System 1. OVERVIEW Thuận-Pro Final is an all-in-one trading system designed for precision and safety. It combines Market Structure, Supply/Demand Zones, and Momentum Confluence to identify high-probability trade setups. 2. VISUAL FEATURES Green Boxes (Support Zones): Strong buying areas. Red Boxes (Resistance Zones): Strong selling areas. "BUY" / "SELL" Labels: Instant signals generated when price tests a zone and confirms a rejection. Purple Lines (Fibonacci Targets): Auto-generated profit targets (1.272, 1.618, 2.618) when price breaks the All-Time High (Blue Sky mode). Bottom Pane: RSI + MACD: Color-coded trend strength. Volume + Yellow Line: Real-time volume analysis 3. HOW TO TRADE (STRATEGY) 🟢 BUY SIGNAL (Long Setup) Zone: Price drops into a Green Box (Support). Reaction: Price touches the zone but CLOSES inside or above the box bottom (Valid Rejection/Spring). Confirmation: A green "BUY" label appears below the candle. Momentum (Optional): RSI is Oversold (≤ 35) and Volume bar is above the Yellow Line. 🔴 SELL SIGNAL (Short Setup) Zone: Price rallies into a Red Box (Resistance). Reaction: Price touches the zone but CLOSES inside or below the box top (Valid Rejection/Upthrust). Confirmation: A red "SELL" label appears above the candle. Momentum (Optional): RSI is Overbought (≥ 65) and Volume bar is above the Yellow Line. 4. SMART ALERTS Set up alerts in TradingView to never miss a move: Touch Support: Triggered when price tests a Green Zone. Touch Resistance: Triggered when price tests a Red Zone. Break High: Trend Reversal (Bearish ➔ Bullish). Break Low: Trend Reversal (Bullish ➔ Bearish). 5. PRO TIPS Safe Entry: The indicator filters out "Knife Catching." If a candle closes outside the box (breaking the zone), the signal will NOT appear. Profit Taking: Use the Purple Fibonacci Lines (1.618) as your primary target when the market breaks new highs. Stop Loss: Place SL slightly below the Green Box (for Buy) or above the Red Box (for Sell). Developed by: Nguyen Duc Thuan
Pine Script® indicator
by yen_fx_vn
RT-Liquidation Engine-DeltaIntroduction The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels is a liquidity mapping tool designed to highlight where leveraged long and short positions may be vulnerable to liquidation. It plots projected Liquidation Levels above and below price, grouped by leverage tiers, so traders can see where the algorithm estimates clustered liquidation zones might sit relative to current price. The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels indicator is intended to be used in conjunction with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta indicator. This writeup will cover both indicators in depth and explain how they work together. Liquidity Theory – What This Tool Is Looking At Liquidity levels are a data point that advanced traders study to understand the price levels where positions may be forced out of the market. While exchanges can show open orders in an order book, they do not publish where traders will be liquidated. However, market participants who can estimate those zones often pay close attention to them, because a single wick can be enough to trigger liquidations and force positions to close into the market. The RT-Liquidation Engine is built around this concept. It uses on-chart information and volume to approximate where these potential liquidation areas may be and displays them directly on the price chart so traders can see the projected levels they may want to monitor. How It Works Because real Liquidation Levels are not published by exchanges, the indicator cannot read them directly. Instead, it uses an internal algorithm that studies current prices, direction, and volume to estimate where common leveraged positions might be at risk. Conceptually, the algorithm: Uses the visible data on the chart to approximate where typical leveraged long and short positions may be clustered. Projects those estimates as horizontal levels above and below current price. Keeps those projected levels on the chart until price action trades into them and the level is considered “touched.” The result is a set of dynamic levels that act as an estimated map of where liquidation events might be more likely, based on the chart’s own history and current structure. Trader Math And Leverage Levels Traders using perpetual futures often use different leverage levels for their positions. The higher the leverage, the more vulnerable those positions are to being liquidated by relatively small moves in price. While the exact leverage of individual traders is unknown, the Liquidation Engine focuses on four commonly referenced leverage tiers: 5x Leverage 10x Leverage 25x Leverage 50x Leverage Each tier can be displayed as its own set of projected Liquidation Levels on the chart so traders can see a structured view of where different leverage groups may be sensitive. The Liquidation Levels can be displayed with Multi Color options or in Red/Green depending on the trader's preference. The above chart shows the Liquidation Levels being displayed with Multi Colors. The above chart shows the Liquidation Levels being displayed in Red/Green. Reading The Levels Above and below the candles you will see projected Liquidation Levels. These levels appear at the prices where the algorithm estimates that leveraged positions for each tier could be vulnerable, and they remain drawn until price has traded through them. In the default view: Thickness of the level – Indicates the estimated size of the position. Thicker lines represent larger projected positions. Color of the level – Indicates which leverage group the level belongs to (5x, 10x, 25x, or 50x). Length of the level – Indicates how long the estimated leveraged position has been open according to the algorithm. This combination provides a visual profile of which zones have more concentrated projected liquidation interest and which have been standing in the market for longer. Tuning Options The Liquidation Engine includes a focused set of tuning options so traders can adjust how much information is plotted and how it appears on their charts. Custom Tuning Options Include: Sensitivity Filter – Adjusts the overall threshold the algorithm uses when estimating positions. Increasing this value reduces the number of plotted levels and focuses on larger estimated positions. Decreasing it allows smaller estimated positions to be considered, increasing the number of displayed levels. Leverage Level Toggles – Individual toggles for each leverage group (5x, 10x, 25x, 50x). These allow traders to show or hide specific tiers depending on which groups they want to monitor. Color Settings – Controls the colors and transparency of the levels. Traders can adjust these settings to match their chart theme and highlight or soften specific leverage groups. Summary Table Options – Controls the on-chart table that tracks the estimated number of Long versus Short positions. Table On/Off – Toggles the table on or off. Table Position – Moves the table to different corners of the chart. Table Background Color / Table Text Color – Customizes the table’s appearance. Liquidation Engine – Delta In addition to plotting projected Liquidation Levels, the RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels Indicator is to be used in conjunction with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator. This tool displays the Liquidation Delta data that the algorithm estimates on the imbalance between long and short exposure. Conceptually, the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator computes the following items: Aggregates the estimated long and short positions from the projected Liquidation Levels. Calculates a net difference (delta) between those two estimates. Displays that difference so traders can see when the projected open interest appears skewed to one side. When the estimated order book is heavily skewed in one direction, the market may sometimes move in the opposite direction as conditions rebalance. The delta view is designed to provide context for those potential rebalancing moves, not to predict exact turning points. Tuning options for the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator are aligned with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels Indicator settings. If you change filters, toggles, or colors in the Levels tool, it is recommended to mirror those settings in the Delta tool so both views remain synchronized. Best Practices Some common usage patterns include: Timeframes – Many traders prefer to use Liquidation Engine on intraday timeframes under 60 minutes. Timeframes such as 30-minute candles or smaller are often used when monitoring leveraged flows. Load Times – The algorithm performs a significant amount of calculations to project these Liquidation Levels and Deltas. On some symbols and timeframes, this can take noticeable time to load the chart. When changing settings, keep an eye on the loading indicator in the chart header to confirm calculations are still running. In normal conditions, these calculations are completed in less than 30 seconds. Market Sessions And Levels Out Of Range – If projected levels appear far from current price or do not align with visible action, check the chart’s session settings in the bottom-left of the chart (for example, ETH vs RTH sessions). Ensuring the correct session is active can help keep the displayed levels in a more relevant range. These guidelines are intended to make the tool easier to work with and to keep expectations realistic when interpreting the projections. What Makes This Tool Different While many indicators focus on price alone, the Liquidation Engine Levels and Delta tools are designed specifically around estimated liquidation behavior: It concentrates on where leveraged positions may be at risk, rather than only where price has been in the past. It segments projected levels by leverage tier so traders can distinguish between different risk profiles on the chart. It includes both a level-mapping view and a delta view, providing context for both where levels sit and how imbalanced the estimated positioning might be. Important Note The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels and RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta tools provide an approximation of where leveraged positions might be vulnerable based solely on chart data. They do not access actual exchange liquidation feeds, does not reveal real trader positions, and cannot guarantee that a projected level will cause price to react. This indicator is intended to provide additional context around potential liquidation zones and positioning imbalances. It is not a standalone signal generator and should always be used together with your own analysis, testing, and risk management. Historical interactions with projected Liquidation Levels, including any illustrative examples, do not guarantee future results. 🐋 Tight lines and happy trading!
Pine Script® indicator
by RainbowRunner144
RT-Liquidation Engine-LevelsIntroduction The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels is a liquidity mapping tool designed to highlight where leveraged long and short positions may be vulnerable to liquidation. It plots projected Liquidation Levels above and below price, grouped by leverage tiers, so traders can see where the algorithm estimates clustered liquidation zones might sit relative to current price. The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels indicator is intended to be used in conjunction with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta indicator. This writeup will cover both indicators in depth and explain how they work together. Liquidity Theory – What This Tool Is Looking At Liquidity levels are a data point that advanced traders study to understand the price levels where positions may be forced out of the market. While exchanges can show open orders in an order book, they do not publish where traders will be liquidated. However, market participants who can estimate those zones often pay close attention to them, because a single wick can be enough to trigger liquidations and force positions to close into the market. The RT-Liquidation Engine is built around this concept. It uses on-chart information and volume to approximate where these potential liquidation areas may be and displays them directly on the price chart so traders can see the projected levels they may want to monitor. How It Works Because real Liquidation Levels are not published by exchanges, the indicator cannot read them directly. Instead, it uses an internal algorithm that studies current prices, direction, and volume to estimate where common leveraged positions might be at risk. Conceptually, the algorithm: Uses the visible data on the chart to approximate where typical leveraged long and short positions may be clustered. Projects those estimates as horizontal levels above and below current price. Keeps those projected levels on the chart until price action trades into them and the level is considered “touched.” The result is a set of dynamic levels that act as an estimated map of where liquidation events might be more likely, based on the chart’s own history and current structure. Trader Math And Leverage Levels Traders using perpetual futures often use different leverage levels for their positions. The higher the leverage, the more vulnerable those positions are to being liquidated by relatively small moves in price. While the exact leverage of individual traders is unknown, the Liquidation Engine focuses on four commonly referenced leverage tiers: 5x Leverage 10x Leverage 25x Leverage 50x Leverage Each tier can be displayed as its own set of projected Liquidation Levels on the chart so traders can see a structured view of where different leverage groups may be sensitive. The Liquidation Levels can be displayed with Multi Color options or in Red/Green depending on the trader's preference. The above chart shows the Liquidation Levels being displayed with Multi Colors. The above chart shows the Liquidation Levels being displayed in Red/Green. Reading The Levels Above and below the candles you will see projected Liquidation Levels. These levels appear at the prices where the algorithm estimates that leveraged positions for each tier could be vulnerable, and they remain drawn until price has traded through them. In the default view: Thickness of the level – Indicates the estimated size of the position. Thicker lines represent larger projected positions. Color of the level – Indicates which leverage group the level belongs to (5x, 10x, 25x, or 50x). Length of the level – Indicates how long the estimated leveraged position has been open according to the algorithm. This combination provides a visual profile of which zones have more concentrated projected liquidation interest and which have been standing in the market for longer. Tuning Options The Liquidation Engine includes a focused set of tuning options so traders can adjust how much information is plotted and how it appears on their charts. Custom Tuning Options Include: Sensitivity Filter – Adjusts the overall threshold the algorithm uses when estimating positions. Increasing this value reduces the number of plotted levels and focuses on larger estimated positions. Decreasing it allows smaller estimated positions to be considered, increasing the number of displayed levels. Leverage Level Toggles – Individual toggles for each leverage group (5x, 10x, 25x, 50x). These allow traders to show or hide specific tiers depending on which groups they want to monitor. Color Settings – Controls the colors and transparency of the levels. Traders can adjust these settings to match their chart theme and highlight or soften specific leverage groups. Summary Table Options – Controls the on-chart table that tracks the estimated number of Long versus Short positions. Table On/Off – Toggles the table on or off. Table Position – Moves the table to different corners of the chart. Table Background Color / Table Text Color – Customizes the table’s appearance. Liquidation Engine – Delta In addition to plotting projected Liquidation Levels, the RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels Indicator is to be used in conjunction with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator. This tool displays the Liquidation Delta data that the algorithm estimates on the imbalance between long and short exposure. Conceptually, the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator computes the following items: Aggregates the estimated long and short positions from the projected Liquidation Levels. Calculates a net difference (delta) between those two estimates. Displays that difference so traders can see when the projected open interest appears skewed to one side. When the estimated order book is heavily skewed in one direction, the market may sometimes move in the opposite direction as conditions rebalance. The delta view is designed to provide context for those potential rebalancing moves, not to predict exact turning points. Tuning options for the RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta Indicator are aligned with the RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels Indicator settings. If you change filters, toggles, or colors in the Levels tool, it is recommended to mirror those settings in the Delta tool so both views remain synchronized. Best Practices Some common usage patterns include: Timeframes – Many traders prefer to use Liquidation Engine on intraday timeframes under 60 minutes. Timeframes such as 30-minute candles or smaller are often used when monitoring leveraged flows. Load Times – The algorithm performs a significant amount of calculations to project these Liquidation Levels and Deltas. On some symbols and timeframes, this can take noticeable time to load the chart. When changing settings, keep an eye on the loading indicator in the chart header to confirm calculations are still running. In normal conditions, these calculations are completed in less than 30 seconds. Market Sessions And Levels Out Of Range – If projected levels appear far from current price or do not align with visible action, check the chart’s session settings in the bottom-left of the chart (for example, ETH vs RTH sessions). Ensuring the correct session is active can help keep the displayed levels in a more relevant range. These guidelines are intended to make the tool easier to work with and to keep expectations realistic when interpreting the projections. What Makes This Tool Different While many indicators focus on price alone, the Liquidation Engine Levels and Delta tools are designed specifically around estimated liquidation behavior: It concentrates on where leveraged positions may be at risk, rather than only where price has been in the past. It segments projected levels by leverage tier so traders can distinguish between different risk profiles on the chart. It includes both a level-mapping view and a delta view, providing context for both where levels sit and how imbalanced the estimated positioning might be. Important Note The RT-Liquidation Engine-Levels and RT-Liquidation Engine-Delta tools provide an approximation of where leveraged positions might be vulnerable based solely on chart data. They do not access actual exchange liquidation feeds, does not reveal real trader positions, and cannot guarantee that a projected level will cause price to react. This indicator is intended to provide additional context around potential liquidation zones and positioning imbalances. It is not a standalone signal generator and should always be used together with your own analysis, testing, and risk management. Historical interactions with projected Liquidation Levels, including any illustrative examples, do not guarantee future results. 🐋 Tight lines and happy trading!
Pine Script® indicator
by RainbowRunner144