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Top-CM_EMA Trend Bars with Alerts and Arrows (03102025) v01🟢 Top-CM_EMA Trend Bars with Alerts and Arrows (03102025) v01
🔎 Indicator Overview:
Top-CM_EMA Trend Bars is a technical analysis tool that utilizes an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) to help traders visually identify market trends. It automatically colors the candles based on trend direction and provides real-time alerts and arrows when a potential trend reversal occurs.
⚙️ Key Features:
✅ 1. EMA-Based Trend Detection
Uses a user-defined EMA (default: 34 periods).
If the average price of a candle (hlc3) is above the EMA → trend is considered uptrend (bullish).
If the price is below the EMA → trend is considered downtrend (bearish).
✅ 2. Color-Coded Trend Bars
Candles are automatically colored to reflect the current trend:
🟩 Green (lime): Uptrend
🟥 Red: Downtrend
Helps traders quickly understand the market direction without manual analysis.
✅ 3. Optional EMA Line Display
Users can choose to show or hide the EMA line with a simple toggle (Show EMA Trend is Based On?).
✅ 4. Real-Time Buy/Sell Alerts
Alerts are triggered when the trend changes:
Transition from bearish to bullish → Buy Signal
Transition from bullish to bearish → Sell Signal
Compatible with TradingView’s alert system for automated notifications.
✅ 5. Directional Arrows on Chart
Displays visual markers:
🔼 Up Arrow (green) below the bar on a Buy Signal
🔽 Down Arrow (red) above the bar on a Sell Signal
Makes it easier to spot trend reversal points directly on the chart.
🧠 Who Is This For?
Technical traders looking for quick visual confirmation of trend direction.
Users who want to automate signal detection and receive instant alerts.
Beginners who prefer a clean and straightforward trend-following tool.
MACDV MTF V3.0 - ImprovedHow the Overall Signal Works:
1. Individual Indicator Scoring (per timeframe)
Each indicator is scored from -1 (bearish) to +1 (bullish):
MA Momentum: 30% (was 35%)
ADX/DI: 23% (was 25%) - improved logic
MACDV: 20% (was 25%)
RSI: 12% (was 15%)
Bollinger Bands: 10% (NEW)
Volume: 5% (NEW)
2. Multi-Timeframe Aggregation
Each timeframe gets a different weight:
Lower timeframes (1m, 3m, 5m): 2-4% weight
Mid timeframes (15m-1H): 6-10% weight
Higher timeframes (2H-4H, Daily): 12-14% weight
Very high (Weekly, Monthly): 10% weight
Higher timeframes carry more weight because they represent stronger, more reliable trends.
3. Signal Output
Score Range: -1.0 (extreme bearish) to +1.0 (extreme bullish)
Signal Labels:
STRONG BUY (>0.4)
BUY (>0.2)
WEAK BUY (>0.05)
NEUTRAL (-0.05 to 0.05)
WEAK SELL (<-0.05)
SELL (<-0.2)
STRONG SELL (<-0.4)
Confidence %: Shows how strong the signal is
4. Visual Display
Table Row: Shows the overall signal prominently at the bottom
Chart Plot: Signal score plotted with reference lines for each zone
Color Coded: Green for bullish, red for bearish, gray for neutral
Signal Logic Philosophy:
The system is designed to be conservative - it requires agreement across multiple timeframes and indicators before giving strong signals. This reduces false signals but may mean fewer total signals.
The weighting favors:
Long-term trend (MA momentum - 35%)
Trend strength (ADX/DI - 25%)
Short-term momentum (MACDV - 25%)
Momentum confirmation (RSI - 15%)
You can adjust the weights in the scoreIndicator() function to match your trading style!
ADX Values:
70+: "Very Strong Trend"
50-70: "Strong Trend"
40-50: "Trending"
25-40: "Emerging Trend"
20-25: "Weak Trend"
<20: "No Trend/Ranging"
ADX/DI Relationship (now correctly shows):
"Strong Uptrend" - DI+ dominates above ADX
"Strong Downtrend" - DI- dominates above ADX
"Weak Uptrend/Downtrend" - Direction clear but weak
"Choppy Trend" - Both DI lines above ADX (indecision)
"Ranging Market" - ADX below 25
Added Bollinger Bands 📊
What it shows:
Position of price within the bands (0-100%)
Identifies overbought/oversold extremes
Helps spot potential reversals
Status Labels:
Ext. Overbought (>95%)
Overbought (>80%)
Upper/Mid/Lower Range
Oversold (<20%)
Ext. Oversold (<5%)
How it helps:
When price is at extremes (>95% or <5%), expect mean reversion
Complements RSI for better entry/exit timing
10% weight in overall signal
Added Volume Analysis 📈
What it shows:
Current volume vs 20-period average
Confirms or questions the strength of moves
Status Labels:
Very High (>2.0x average)
High (>1.5x)
Above/Below Average
Low (<0.5x)
How it helps:
High volume + bullish indicators = strong confidence
Low volume + signals = weak/questionable moves
5% weight in overall signal (confirmation role)
How to Use the Enhanced Indicator
Reading the Overall Signal:
Check the bottom row - Shows: Signal | Score | Confidence%
Look at higher timeframes first (Daily, 4H, 1H) - they carry more weight
Confirm with volume - Strong signals need volume confirmation
Check BB position - Avoid buying at extremes unless oversold bounce
Best Signal Combinations:
Strong Buy Setup:
Overall Signal: BUY or STRONG BUY
Multiple timeframes: Phase I or II momentum
ADX: Emerging or Strong Trend (>25)
ADX/DI: Strong Uptrend
Volume: Above Average or High
BB: Oversold or Lower Range
MACDV: Rallying or Rebounding
Strong Sell Setup:
Overall Signal: SELL or STRONG SELL
Multiple timeframes: Phase III, IV, or V
ADX: Strong Trend with DI- dominant
Volume: High (confirming the move down)
BB: Overbought or Upper Range
MACDV: Retracing or Reversing
Neutral/Wait:
Mixed timeframe signals
Low volume across timeframes
ADX: Ranging Market
BB: Mid Range
MACDV: Ranging
⚠️ Important Trading Notes:
No indicator is perfect - Use this with price action, support/resistance, and risk management
Higher timeframes matter more - A Daily bearish signal overrides a 5min bullish signal
Volume confirms everything - Low volume signals are suspect
BB extremes can persist - Overbought can become more overbought in strong trends
Always use stop losses - Even "STRONG BUY" signals can fail
The indicator is now significantly more robust with better ADX interpretation, volume confirmation, and mean reversion detection via Bollinger Bands!
Session LevelsSession Levels
Overview
Session Levels is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that plots key price levels from previous and current sessions. It overlays Previous Day High/Low, Pre-Market High/Low, Previous Close, and Today’s Open/High/Low as horizontal lines—levels that traders commonly reference as potential support/resistance. The script updates dynamically and offers customizable timing and visuals for intraday and multi-day analysis.
How It Works
Previous Day High, Low, and Close are retrieved via request.security on the daily timeframe. Pre-Market High/Low are tracked inside a user-defined window (default: 4:00–8:30 America/New_York) using timestamp and rolling math.max/math.min. Today’s Open is captured at 9:30 America/New_York, and Today’s High/Low update throughout the session. Lines are plotted with user-selectable style (solid/dotted/dashed), width, and color, and labeled (e.g., PDH, PDL, PMH, PML). Lines extend to the right for ongoing context.
Key Features
• Previous Day, Pre-Market, and Today’s levels in one view
• Custom pre-market window (America/New_York, DST-aware)
• Flexible line styles, widths, and colors
• Per-level visibility toggles
• Ongoing updates to Today’s High/Low
• Clear labels for quick identification
What It Displays
A consolidated set of session-based reference levels to help study potential support, resistance, and breakout zones across intraday and multi-day contexts.
Originality
The Pine v6 indicator implementation uses TradingView built-ins (request.security, timestamp, math.max, math.min). No external open-source code is incorporated.
Common Uses
• Day traders reviewing intraday levels and potential breakouts
• Swing traders monitoring multi-day reference zones
• Technical analysts annotating key price areas
Configuration Notes
Set the pre-market window (default: 4:00–8:30 America/New_York) and choose which levels to display (e.g., Previous Day, Pre-Market, Today’s Open). Adjust line styles, widths, and colors to fit your chart.
Legal Disclaimer
For informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading involves significant risk. Provided “as is,” without warranties. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions. By using, you accept all risks and agree to this disclaimer.
ORB Range Only (Customizable Time Zone)ORB Range Only (Customizable Time Zone)
Overview
The ORB Range Only (Customizable Time Zone) is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that identifies and visualizes Opening Range Breakout (ORB) levels for intraday trading. It plots the high and low during a user-defined window (default: 15 minutes) as key reference levels and extends them through the session. A tick-snapping option aligns the start to the first bar in the window. A 1-minute fallback and optional breakout markers provide a clear, display-based workflow for studying breakout conditions.
How It Works
The indicator tracks the session window’s highest and lowest prices using TradingView’s ta.highest and ta.lowest. A snap-to-first-bar mechanism anchors the window’s start to the first bar at/after the intended timestamp to help on thin charts. For sparse data, a 1-minute fallback retrieves display-based highs/lows via request.security (no lookahead). While the window is open, a dynamic box updates in real time; once it closes, a final box is drawn and extended to 16:00 in the selected time zone, with dotted lines at the ORB high/low. Breakout triangles appear when price crosses these locked levels.
Key Features
• Customizable ORB window (duration and 12-hour start with AM/PM)
• Tick-aligned start (snap to first available bar)
• 1-minute fallback for sparse data
• Live “building” box and post-window final box with dotted levels
• Optional breakout markers (bullish/bearish triangles)
• Time zone presets (Chart, major regions, UTC, or Custom Olson ID) and color controls
What It Displays
A real-time ORB range box during the window and a locked range for the rest of the session, with optional breakout markers to study intraday momentum and reference levels across stocks, forex, futures, or crypto.
Originality
This Pine v6 indicator implementation uses TradingView’s built-in request.security, ta.highest, and ta.lowest functions.
Common Ways People Use It
• Day traders reviewing opening-range breakouts
• Scalpers focusing on early session volatility
• Technical analysts marking intraday reference levels
Configuration Notes
Set the ORB window (default: 15 minutes at 8:00 AM in the selected time zone, default preset: Chart), enable/disable tick-snapping and the 1-minute fallback, choose a time zone preset or a custom Olson ID, and adjust colors. Use breakout triangles to visualize when price crosses the ORB high/low.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results; trading involves risk of loss. Provided “as is” with no warranties. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions. By using it, you assume all risk and agree to this disclaimer.
EMA 9/21 Crossover + EMA 50 [AhmetAKSOY]EMA 9/21 Crossover + EMA 50
This indicator is designed for traders who want to capture short- and medium-term trend reversals using EMA 9 – EMA 21 crossovers. In addition, a customizable EMA 50 is included as a trend filter for broader market direction.
📌 Features
EMA 9 & EMA 21:
Generate buy/sell signals based on their crossovers.
Customizable EMA 50:
Helps identify the overall trend. Users can adjust both period and color.
BUY / SELL Arrows:
A BUY signal is plotted when EMA 9 crosses above EMA 21,
and a SELL signal when EMA 9 crosses below EMA 21
🔎 How to Use
Trend Following:
Buy signals above EMA 50 are generally considered stronger.
Short-Term Trading:
Focus only on EMA 9/21 crossovers.
Filtering:
Use EMA 50 as a trend filter depending on your strategy.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is not financial advice. It should not be used alone for buy/sell decisions. Always combine it with other technical tools and apply proper risk management.
Volume Intensity MeterVolume Intensity Meter
Overview
The Volume Intensity Meter is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that measures market momentum and direction using a volume-weighted intensity metric. It renders a normalized percentage score in a compact table with a gradient meter and directional arrows indicating bullish, bearish, or neutral conditions. A hybrid formula balances direction and volatility, and users can tune sensitivity and display settings.
How It Works
The indicator builds a hybrid intensity score from:
• Volatility component: (high − low) × volume (30% weight)
• Directional component: (close − open) × volume (70% weight)
The raw score is smoothed with an EMA (default 5) and normalized by a baseline SMA (default 20) to produce a percentage metric, clamped between −150% and +150%. A gradient row (red → yellow → green) provides context, and a pointer highlights the current intensity. Directional arrows (▲ bullish, ▼ bearish, ⎯ neutral) switch based on a user sensitivity threshold of 1% by default (0.01 in normalized units).
Key Features
• Hybrid Intensity Calculation: Blends directional and volatility signals with volume weighting.
• Gradient Meter Display: Color-coded table with a live pointer and center readout.
• Customizable Parameters: Lookback, smoothing, number of segments, and flip sensitivity.
• Momentum Pointer : Marks current intensity from bearish to bullish.
• Normalized Scale: Clamped output (±150%) for consistent reading across symbols.
• Toggleable Display: Show/hide the meter for a clean chart.
What It Displays
A normalized momentum readout with directional context, shown as a gradient meter plus arrows. This helps quickly assess shifts in pressure for scalping, day trading, or swing trading across stocks, forex, futures, or crypto.
Originality
The Pine v6 implementation uses TradingView’s built-in ta.ema and ta.sma for smoothing and baseline calculations.
Common Uses
• Monitoring short-term momentum changes.
• Visualizing intensity around key sessions.
• Adding a quick-glance pressure gauge to existing setups.
Configuration Notes
Set the lookback period (default 20), smoothing (default 5), and segments (default 21). The flip sensitivity is specified in normalized units (default 0.01 = 1%). Use the gradient meter and arrows to gauge momentum strength and direction.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading involves risk. Provided “as is” with no warranties. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.
Multi-Timeframe Trend TableMulti-Timeframe Trend Table
Overview
Multi-Timeframe Trend Table V1 is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that displays trend direction across multiple timeframes in a compact table. It compares a short-term moving average to a long-term moving average on timeframes from 30 seconds to 1 week and color-codes each row (green/red) for quick reading. A lightweight 30-second approximation covers ultra-short intervals.
How It Works
For each selected timeframe, the script evaluates a short-term MA (default 50) versus a long-term MA (default 200) using the user-chosen method (SMA, EMA, WMA, or HMA (Hull)). If the short-term MA is above the long-term MA, the cell shows “Up”; otherwise “Down.” Cross-timeframe values are computed with request.security. The 30-second row is an approximation that uses the midpoint of the previous 1-minute bar’s high/low as a simple proxy for ultra-short data. Results are presented in a table with configurable position and colors.
Key Features
• Multi-timeframe coverage: Up to 15 TFs (30s → 1W).
• Flexible MA methods : SMA, EMA, WMA, or HMA (Hull).
• Customizable table: Position, background, text, and trend colors.
• Selectable rows: Toggle individual timeframes.
• 30-second proxy: Uses 1-minute data midpoint for display on ultra-short TFs.
What It Displays
A single, color-coded table showing whether short-term vs. long-term MA is Up or Down on each selected timeframe—useful for checking trend alignment at a glance.
Originality
This indicator is an original Pine v6 implementation using TradingView’s built-in ta.sma, ta.ema, ta.wma, ta.hma, and request.security functions.
Common Uses
• Day traders aligning entries with higher-timeframe trend.
• Swing traders checking broader trend context.
• Analysts monitoring trend alignment across markets.
Configuration Notes
Choose MA type (default: EMA) and set short-term (default: 50) and long-term (default: 200) lengths. Select which timeframes to display and customize table position and colors to fit your chart layout.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading involves risk of loss. Provided “as is” without warranties. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.
Candles de Agressão (by Lucas Vasquez)Indicator created to assist in the identification of aggressive candles, both buyer and seller. Thus, enabling decision making with high probability.
Market Sentiment OscillatorMarket Sentiment Oscillator
Overview
The Market Sentiment Oscillator is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that assesses market context with a composite oscillator. It blends MACD, RSI, and Volume Price Trend (VPT) into a normalized score, with optional multi-timeframe (MTF) averaging and optional trail lines to visualize recent extremes. Weighting and normalization are used to keep the scale consistent across symbols and timeframes. A compact status table summarizes sentiment, trend, and turning-point markers.
How It Works
• Composite score: finalScore = 0.4 · MACD_hist + 0.4 · ((RSI − 50)/50) + 0.2 · VPT_norm. MACD/RSI emphasize momentum; VPT_norm (z-score of a cumulative VPT) adds volume context.
• MTF (optional): The same score is computed on a higher timeframe (default: 1H) and averaged with the chart-TF score for broader context. MTF requests use lookahead_off.
• Neutral buffer: Readings within ±0.2 (default) are treated as neutral to reduce noise.
• Markers: Early turning points are labeled Hypothetical; labels switch to Verified after a fixed bar count.
• Trails (visual only): Lines connect recent extreme highs/lows of the oscillator, with optional dashed previews and short forward extensions for illustration.
Key Features
• Composite Sentiment Score: Structured blend of MACD, RSI, and normalized VPT.
• Multi-Timeframe Context : Optional averaging with a higher timeframe score.
• Visual Trails: Extreme-to-extreme lines and optional previews for context (charting aid).
• Adaptive Coloring: Gradient or solid coloring based on direction and magnitude.
• Turning-Point Markers: Hypothetical and Verified labels for tops/bottoms.
• Status Table: Summarizes sentiment state, trend, and recent turning-point info.
• Customizable: MACD/RSI/VPT inputs, neutral zone, colors, visibility.
What It Displays
A composite, normalized view of momentum and volume context, with optional higher-timeframe blending and visual trails to help interpret shifts between bearish, neutral, and bullish conditions.
Originality
Original Pine v6 implementation using TradingView built-ins: ta.macd, ta.rsi, ta.cum, ta.sma, ta.stdev, ta.pivothigh, ta.pivotlow, and request.security.
Common Uses
• Reviewing momentum context alongside volume influence.
• Illustrating shifts between bearish/neutral/bullish conditions.
• Adding higher-timeframe context to a lower-timeframe view.
Configuration Notes
Set MACD (default 12/26/9), RSI (default 14), and VPT options. Choose a higher timeframe (default 1H) if using MTF. Adjust the neutral zone (default ±0.2), coloring mode, and visibility of trails and table.
Repainting & Limitations
• MTF: Uses lookahead_off to avoid higher-timeframe repainting.
• Pivots/labels: Turning-point pivots are verified only after the required right bars close; “Hypothetical” labels are early and may update intra-bar.
• Trails/previews: Visual aids only; previews and short forward extensions can update while a bar is forming.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading involves risk of loss. Provided “as is” without warranties. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.
Illustrative Pattern DetectorIllustrative Pattern Detector
Overview
This Pine Script v6 indicator visualizes a linear-regression channel and highlights potential consolidation zones using range, ATR, and volume criteria. It also computes an estimated up/down volume imbalance (derived from OHLC/volume, not tick-level order flow) to annotate zones with possible footprint markers. It’s intended for chart study and illustration.
How It Works
• Regression Channel: The midline uses ta.linreg over a user-selected lookback (default 100 bars). Upper/lower bands are ±(deviation × multiplier) using ta.stdev. Midline/bands can be colored by a simple trend heuristic (pivot highs/lows and recent slope).
• Consolidation Zones: A zone is “tight” when the price range over a window (default 20 bars) is small relative to ATR (multiplier 1.5) and the window’s average volume exceeds a longer lookback average (5× the box length, multiplier 1.5).
• Estimated Imbalance (Heuristic): Volume in each bar is apportioned to “up”/“down” using the bar’s position within its high-low range. The cumulative difference over the zone is compared to a threshold (default 2.0 × ATR × window). This is a proxy signal—not true bid/ask delta—and is used only to annotate zones that already meet the consolidation criteria.
Key Features
• Regression Channel: Midline with deviation bands; optional trend-based coloring.
• Consolidation Detection: Tight-range + elevated-volume zones using ATR and moving averages.
• Heuristic Footprint Markers: Optional labels when the estimated imbalance exceeds a user threshold.
• Customizable Visuals: Toggle channels, boxes, labels; choose colors and lookbacks.
What It Displays
The script overlays a regression channel and, when conditions are met, draws boxes around recent tight-range, higher-volume areas. If the heuristic imbalance exceeds the threshold, a label is added to the box for study purposes.
Originality
Built in Pine v6 using TradingView built-ins: ta.linreg, ta.stdev, ta.highest, ta.lowest, ta.atr, ta.sma.
Configuration Notes
Adjust channel lookback (default 100) and deviation multiplier (default 2.0). For zones, set the box length (default 20), ATR multiplier (1.5), volume multiplier (1.5), and imbalance threshold (2.0). Enable/disable labels and color modes as desired.
Important Notes
This indicator uses a heuristic approximation of imbalance from OHLC/volume and does not measure real order-flow or tick-by-tick delta. It is intended for educational/chart-illustration use only.
Legal Disclaimer
For informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading involves risk of loss. Provided “as is” without warranties. Consider consulting a qualified professional.
TR Volume Candles (Lite)Volume candles for your trading pleasure.
What it does
A lightweight recreation of Traders Reality’s “vector candle” coloring. It repaints the price candles (body, wick, and border) based on relative volume and spread×volume so you can spot high-activity bars at a glance—without the overhead of pivots, sessions, zones, or request.security calls.
Logic (matches TR)
Compute the average of the previous 10 bars’ volume (current bar excluded).
Compute volSpread = (high − low) × volume, and compare to the highest volSpread of the previous 10 bars (current bar excluded).
Color rules:
Green / Red (highest priority): volume ≥ 2× 10-bar average or volSpread ≥ highest of prior 10.
Blue / Violet: volume ≥ 1.5× 10-bar average (and not already green/red).
Regular: none of the above.
Colors (defaults align with TR)
Bull candles: Green (2× / spread×vol), Blue (1.5×), otherwise Light Gray.
Bear candles: Red (2× / spread×vol), Violet (1.5×), otherwise Dark Gray.
Why it’s fast
No external libraries, no symbol overrides, no multi-timeframe requests—just native series math on the current chart.
Inputs
Colors only (keep TR defaults or customize). Thresholds and lookback are fixed to TR standards to ensure identical behavior.
Alerts
“Any Vector Candle,” plus individual alerts for Green, Red, Blue, and Purple. For confirmed signals, set alert to Once per bar close.
Notes
Works on all timeframes.
Candle width is unchanged (uniform, as in your screenshot).
Heikin Ashi or other synthetic candle types will color based on those candles’ OHLC/volume; for strict equivalence, use standard candles.
Volume is exchange-feed dependent; anomalies (splits/halts) can spike the logic temporarily.
Use cases
Quickly highlight expansion bars that often precede/confirm momentum. Combine with your trend tools (EMAs, VWAP, MavilimW) or Darvas/box structures for context.
VWAP (Bullish/Bearish Coloring)VWAP (Bullish/Bearish Coloring)
Overview
VWAP (Bullish/Bearish Coloring) is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that plots a Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) with customizable anchor periods and optional upper/lower bands. It can apply peak/trough-based coloring to reflect recent swing direction. Optional resets tied to corporate actions help maintain continuity over longer periods. It is commonly used to review dynamic support/resistance behavior across timeframes.
How It Works
The indicator computes VWAP using TradingView’s ta.vwap, weighting the selected price source (default: HLC3) by volume and resetting at user-defined anchors (e.g., Session, Week, Month, Earnings). Bands are calculated using either standard deviation or percentage offsets (default multipliers: 1.0, 2.0, 3.0). Peak/trough detection (ta.pivothigh, ta.pivotlow, default lookback: 5 bars) can color the VWAP and bands to reflect recent swing context. Optional resets can reference request.earnings, request.dividends, and request.splits. The VWAP can be hidden on daily or higher timeframes.
Key Features
• Dynamic VWAP Calculation: Resets at user-selected anchors (Session, Week, Month, Quarter, Year, Decade, Century, Earnings, Dividends, Splits).
• Peak/Trough Coloring: Optional swing-based coloring for VWAP and bands.
• Customizable Bands: Up to three band pairs using standard deviation or percentage offsets.
• Flexible Anchors: Time-based or corporate-action-based resets.
• Customizable Visuals: Adjustable colors, opacity, and offsets.
• Timeframe Option: Hide VWAP on daily or higher timeframes.
What It Displays
A VWAP line with optional bands and swing-based coloring, plus flexible anchor resets to align the measure with the user’s analysis framework. This provides a flexible tool for assessing trend context and potential support/resistance behavior across symbols and timeframes.
Originality
Pine v6 implementation using TradingView’s built-ins: ta.vwap, ta.pivothigh, ta.pivotlow, request.earnings, request.dividends, and request.splits.
Common Ways People Use It
• Intraday VWAP as a dynamic reference area.
• Swing alignment with broader context via alternative anchors.
• Reviewing volume-weighted price behavior with optional swing cues.
Configuration Notes
Choose the anchor period (default: Session), price source (default: HLC3), and band multipliers (default: 1.0/2.0/3.0). Optionally enable peak/trough coloring and toggle band visibility as needed.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only—not investment, financial, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading involves significant risk. Provided “as is” without warranties. Consider consulting a qualified professional before making decisions.
TSI with QQE Trend Confluence🚀 TSI with QQE Trend Confluence 💣
This indicator combines the True Strength Index (TSI) with the QQE-based trend filtering system to generate high-probability signals. It provides real-time buy/sell signals, optional confluence confirmation, and a fully visual trailing stop mechanism.
📌 Core Features:
✅ TSI Crossover System with histogram slope confirmation
✅ QQE Trend Filter for trend alignment
✅ Configurable Moving Average Types (ALMA, EMA, TEMA, HMA, etc.)
✅ Tick-based Trailing Stop System with visual tracking
✅ Real-Time Position Simulation (entry price, P&L, and trailing)
✅ Alert-ready for signals and trailing activation
✅ Intuitive Tables for QQE trend, TSI stats, P&L, and position status
✅ Clear Signal Markers & Backgrounds for instant visual context
🛠️ Inputs Include:
TSI thresholds (buy/sell)
QQE smoothing and threshold
MA type selector
Trailing stop (activation and step ticks)
Option to enforce QQE confluence
Toggle visibility of signals, tables, and stops
🔍 Designed For:
Traders seeking high-confidence entries with clear visual aids and built-in trailing management, ideal for manual trading or alert-based automation.
🧠 Tip: Combine this with TradingView alerts for automation, or use the visual trailing for active position management.
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Enhanced Multi-Timeframe EMA + RSI Arrows (4H/8H)A precise, higher timeframe trading indicator combining:
• Multi-timeframe EMAs (5m, 15m, 1h) for trend alignment
• Daily EMA 200 as visual trend reference
• RSI filter to confirm momentum
• EMA 15m slope + candle confirmation for stronger signals
• Alternating arrows to reduce repeated signals
• Background shading between EMA 1h and EMA 15m (green/red, 15% opacity)
✅ Works automatically on 4H and 8H charts
✅ Arrows appear only when price, EMA slope, and RSI align
✅ Alerts available for both long and short signals
Ideal for traders seeking high-probability entries with minimal false signals.
How to Use:
1. Apply the indicator on a 4H or 8H chart.
2. Use the Daily EMA 200 as a trend reference.
3. Look for green/red arrows as precise entry points.
4. Combine with proper risk management and trade strategy.
KISS Pivot LinesWhat it does
• Automatically finds pivot highs and pivot lows on your chart.
• Draws clean horizontal lines (no messy labels, price or text).
• Filters out weak swings using an ATR filter and merge tolerance so only the bigger turning points stay.
• Keeps just the last N levels (you choose how many) so your chart never gets overloaded.
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How to use
Support & Resistance
• Red lines (highs): potential resistance. Price often retests (“kisses”) these before reversing or breaking through.
• Teal lines (lows): potential support. Price often bounces here or breaks down if momentum is strong.
Trade setups
• Trend trades: Use pivots in confluence with VWAP, EMA, or your trend filter.
• Reversals: Watch for rejection candles or divergence right at a pivot line.
• Breakouts: If price slices cleanly through a pivot line, the old support often flips to resistance (and vice versa).
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Suggested settings
• Left/Right = 6–10 bars → balanced pivots on intraday charts.
• ATR filter = 0.5–1.0× → keeps only strong swings.
• Merge ticks = 2–4 (ES), 8–12 (NQ) → merges nearby levels into one clean line.
• Max lines = 6 highs / 6 lows → keeps things readable.
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⚡ Tip: Price loves to “kiss” these levels on the way back. Don’t just take them blindly—wait for price action or confluence to confirm whether it’s bouncing, rejecting, or breaking.
Dynamic S/R Zones (Verified Pivots)Dynamic S/R Zones (Verified Pivots)
Overview
Dynamic S/R Zones is a Pine Script v6 indicator for TradingView that draws support/resistance (S/R) zones and Fibonacci retracement levels from verified pivot points. It plots minor S/R on the current timeframe and major S/R from a user-selected higher timeframe. Optional verification logic colors Fibonacci levels when price action or a trend filter aligns. The tool is intended for chart study and annotation.
How It Works
Pivots → S/R: Minor levels come from ta.pivothigh/ta.pivotlow on the chart’s timeframe. Major levels use request.security(lookahead=barmerge.lookahead_off) to read higher-timeframe data without lookahead. A distance buffer deduplicates nearby levels.
Labels & Coloring: Each level is shown as support or resistance based on the bar’s close relative to the level. When enabled, coloring reflects which side of the level price is on.
Fibonacci (33%, 50%, 66%): Fibs are drawn between the most recent verified swing high/low pair. No real-time/unverified pivots are used.
Verification Modes (optional):
Bounce/Reject: A level is marked “verified” when a bar closes at/above (bounce) or at/below (rejection) that level.
Trend-Based: Levels are marked when price closes through the level in the direction of either the most recent swing (pivot-based) or an HTF EMA filter (default: 21/50 EMAs on a user-set HTF).
When a level becomes verified, its color updates and a small arrow can be plotted at the bar where verification occurred.
Key Features
• Minor (current TF) and major (HTF) S/R from verified pivots.
• Optional Fibonacci 33% / 50% / 66% retracements from the latest verified swing.
• Two optional verification styles: bounce/rejection or trend-based (pivot or HTF EMA).
• Side-of-level coloring and compact labels for quick context.
• Adjustable pivot strength, lookback range, HTF selection, colors, and visibility.
What It Displays
The indicator visualizes pivot-derived S/R levels, optional Fibonacci retracements, and—when enabled—verification marks that indicate where price action or trend criteria aligned with a level. It’s designed to help document areas of interest on charts across assets and timeframes.
No-Repaint Notes
• Uses verified pivots only (no real-time/unconfirmed pivots).
• HTF series are requested with lookahead off.
• Verification occurs on bar close conditions.
Originality
Original Pine v6 implementation using TradingView built-ins: ta.pivothigh, ta.pivotlow, ta.ema, and request.security.
Configuration Notes
Set Pivot Strength (e.g., 5), Lookback Range (e.g., 300), and choose an HTF (e.g., Daily) for major S/R. Enable Fibonacci and choose a Verification Mode (bounce/reject or HTF trend-based). Toggle arrows/labels and adjust colors to fit your chart style.
Legal Disclaimer
This indicator is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, or trading advice. Markets involve risk, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Provided “as is” without warranties. Consider consulting a qualified professional before making decisions.
ICT Macros - CorrigéThis indicator is designed to help traders apply the concepts of ICT (Inner Circle Trader) by providing a clear and accurate visualization of market macros directly on the chart. Instead of manually drawing levels or constantly switching between timeframes, the indicator automatically highlights the key reference points that form the backbone of ICT analysis.
Key Features:
Automatic Macro Visualization: identifies and displays market macros as defined in ICT concepts, making it easier to recognize institutional levels.
Timeframe Flexibility: adapts to different chart periods, allowing traders to align intraday setups with higher timeframe structures.
Clean and Efficient Display: focuses only on the most relevant information, avoiding clutter and making the chart more readable.
Strategic Decision Support: provides essential context for ICT-based strategies, including identifying market direction, liquidity pools, and potential reversal zones.
Why Use It?
This indicator is built for traders who follow ICT methodology and want a reliable tool to instantly spot macro structure without wasting time on repetitive manual work. By combining precision with clarity, it enhances situational awareness and supports better decision-making in both intraday and swing trading.
ITM SMA Crossover Strategy (Positioned Labels)This strategy tries to find the crossover of 10 sma in relation to 200 sma. Golden cross over is when 10 sma crosses above 200 sma. Death cross over is opposite.
As per the author - Heather Cullen ITM strategy - 'Buy' when the Golden cross is seen and 'exit' when Death cross is seen.
Advanced Institucional Trading IndicatorThe Advanced Institutional Trading Indicator is a comprehensive technical analysis tool that combines four institutional trading concepts to identify where large market participants hunt liquidity, establish positions, and create supply/demand imbalances. The indicator integrates pivot-based reversal signals, liquidity sweep detection, volumetric order blocks, and equal highs/lows identification into a unified framework for analyzing institutional footprints in the market.
What It Detects
Pivot-Based Reversal Signals: Swing highs/lows marking potential trend reversals
Liquidity Sweeps: False breakouts indicating institutional stop-hunting
Volumetric Order Blocks: Supply/demand zones with buying vs selling pressure ratios
Equal Highs/Lows (EQH/EQL): Liquidity pools where stops cluster
In Practice
Traders can watch for equal highs/lows near order blocks, wait for sweeps of these levels as confirmation of liquidity capture, then look for reversal signals to time entries with the expectation that institutions have now positioned themselves and the true directional move can begin.
Logic used
Pivots: Standard functions with configurable periods, signals when swing type alternates
Sweeps: Detects brief violations of swing levels with cooldown filter
Order Blocks: Three-candle volume split into buying/selling pressure, filtered by ATR
Equal Levels: Compares consecutive pivots within ATR-based threshold
Visual representation
Reversal Signals: Green "Buy-point"/red "Sell-point" labels.
Sweeps: Dashed lines with "Sweep" text and swing markers.
Order Blocks: Colored boxes with volumetric bars and percentages.
Equal Levels: Golden lines with $ symbols.
Customization options
Pivot Length, Cooldown Period, Swing Length, Zone Count (1/3/5/10), ATR Multiplier, Threshold, customizable colors and styles.
Recommendations for use: Lower timeframes use smaller parameters (5-15 pivot, 20-35 swing). Higher timeframes use larger (20-50 pivot, 50-100 swing). Adjust for volatility.
Originality and value
While this indicator utilizes established concepts from institutional trading methodology (particularly Smart Money Concepts and ICT principles), its value proposition includes:
- Integration: Combines four complementary analysis tools into a single cohesive framework rather than requiring multiple separate indicators
- Volumetric Enhancement: Adds quantitative volume analysis to order blocks, showing not just where institutions positioned but how much buying vs selling pressure existed
- Automated Zone Management: Intelligently combines overlapping order blocks to reduce visual noise while preserving essential information
- Intelligent Filtering: Uses ATR-based thresholds for equal highs/lows and maximum order block size, adapting to market volatility
- Coordinated Signaling: All components reference similar swing detection logic, creating alignment between different institutional footprint indicators
Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice.
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El Advanced Institutional Trading Indicator combina cuatro conceptos institucionales—reversiones por pivotes, barridos de liquidez, bloques volumétricos y niveles iguales—para identificar dónde grandes participantes cazan liquidez y establecen posiciones.
Qué detecta
1. Reversiones por Pivotes: Máximos/mínimos marcando cambios de tendencia
2. Barridos de Liquidez: Falsas roturas indicando caza de stops institucional
3. Bloques Volumétricos: Zonas oferta/demanda con ratios presión compradora/vendedora
4. Niveles Iguales (EQH/EQL): Pools de liquidez donde se agrupan stops
Cómo usarlo
Observar niveles iguales cerca de bloques, esperar barridos como confirmación de captura de liquidez, entrar con señales de reversión cuando instituciones se han posicionado.
Lógica utilizada
- Pivotes: Funciones estándar configurables, señaliza cuando alternan
- Barridos: Detecta violaciones breves con filtro de enfriamiento
- Bloques: Volumen de tres velas dividido en presión compradora/vendedora, filtrado por ATR
- Niveles Iguales: Compara pivotes consecutivos dentro de umbral ATR
Representación visual
Señales: Etiquetas "Buy/Sell-point" verdes/rojas. Barridos: Líneas punteadas con "Sweep" y marcadores swing. Bloques: Cajas con barras volumétricas y porcentajes. Niveles: Líneas doradas con símbolo $.
Configuraciones clave
Pivot Length, Cooldown Period, Swing Length, Zone Count (1/3/5/10), ATR Multiplier, Threshold, colores y estilos personalizables.
Consejos: Marcos menores usan parámetros pequeños (5-15 pivot, 20-35 swing). Marcos mayores usan grandes (20-50 pivot, 50-100 swing). Ajustar según volatilidad.
Originalidad
Integra cuatro herramientas en un marco. Añade análisis volumétrico a bloques. Combina automáticamente zonas superpuestas. Usa filtrado adaptativo basado en ATR. Alinea componentes con lógica unificada basada en Smart Money/ICT.
Descargo
Herramienta de análisis técnico, no asesoramiento financiero.
AiBuyZone Long Short - Optimized Floater (1h+ Only) FREEAibuyzone Long Short – Optimized Floater (1h+ Only)
The AiBuyZone Long Short – Optimized Floater is a trading tool designed to help traders quickly identify potential long and short opportunities while maintaining a clear, lightweight chart view.
🔑 Key Features
Timeframe Restriction → Only works on 1H and higher charts to reduce noise and provide more reliable signals.
Trend + Momentum Confirmation → Uses EMA crossovers combined with RSI positioning to filter signals.
Automated Risk Management → Dynamically calculates stop loss and two take-profit levels (TP1 & TP2) based on risk/reward multipliers.
Floating Trade Panel → A status panel that always stays to the right of the latest candle, showing live trade info (direction, entry, SL, TP1, TP2).
Dynamic Anchoring → During trades, the floater locks near the entry price; when idle, it floats in the mid-range of recent price action.
Clean Visualization → SL/TP levels are drawn as lightweight dashed/dotted lines, while all trade details are consolidated into the floater panel.
📌 Usage
Wait for a LONG or SHORT status to appear in the floating panel.
The panel will display entry, stop loss, and take-profit levels once a trade condition is triggered.
Signals are educational tools — users should confirm them with their own analysis.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This script is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or guarantee performance. Always practice proper risk management and confirm signals before trading live markets.
