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Auto Fractal [theUltimator5 feat. MrRo8ot] — DTW EditionAuto Fractal — DTW Edition What it does This tool searches the past for a price pattern that best matches your most recent price action, then maps that pattern onto today’s scale and draws: an orange line for the matched historical segment, and a fuchsia dotted line projecting how that pattern continued right after the match. Under the hood it can use either DTW (Dynamic Time Warping) or Pearson correlation to score matches. DTW is more flexible for wobbly markets; Pearson is faster and stricter. Be aware, this is not a buy/sell signal generator but a visual context/road-map tool to explore “what the market did last time this shape appeared.” How to use (quick start) Add to chart and keep defaults. Watch the orange line: that’s the historical pattern remapped to today’s scale. The fuchsia dots show the immediate continuation from that old pattern (a projection, not a promise). Optional: switch 📊 Analysis Mode to explore different behaviors (see below). If you want to “freeze time” and check what would’ve been seen at a past moment, enable 📍 Legacy: Manual Point Selection, pick a date/time, and the tool will search from that point back in history. Reading the on-chart table Best Match — DTW sim: Similarity score (0–1). Higher ≈ better shape match. Best Match — Corr: If using Pearson, shows correlation % (closer to 100% ≈ better). (Live) / (Frozen-X): Live runs on the last bar; Frozen indicates a manual selection and how many bars back the endpoint is. Configuration options 📊 Analysis Mode Auto Fractal (default): Finds the best-matching past window and maps it onto today’s recent window. MOASS / BBBYQ: Same search engine, but the projection is exaggerated deliberately: MOASS: amplifies bearish impulse in the projection (downside excursion). BBBYQ: amplifies bullish impulse (upside excursion). Use the multipliers below to tune how “loud” the projection is. 📍 Legacy: Manual Point Selection Enable Manual Point Selection: When ON, choose date/time to “freeze” the endpoint. The tool then asks: Given price up to that time, what past pattern best matched it? Great for lightweight backtesting and validating behavior. 🔧 Core parameters Correlation/DTW Window Length (l): How many recent bars define the shape to match. (Typical 20–60.) Lookback Range (lb): How far back to search for candidates. Larger = more options, slower. Future Projection Length (future): How many bars of continuation to draw from the matched pattern. 🎨 Visuals Show Match Table / Draw Lines/Box: Turn UI and drawing on/off (disabling drawings speeds things up). Render every k-th point: Skip points for speed (1 = draw every point). Best Fit / Projection colors: Style the orange (match) and fuchsia (projection) lines. 📐 Autoscale behavior Autoscale pattern fit (autoscaleDraw): When ON, the matched pattern is linearly mapped to your recent window. Autoscale style: Min-Max fit: Stretch the pattern so its min/max aligns with your recent min/max. Preserves shape extremes. Anchor base: Keep the pattern’s first point anchored to the current endpoint; scale by ranges. Endpoint fit: Fit the first/last points to the recent first/last. Least-squares fit (default): Regression fit across the whole window; smooth and robust. 🧱 Clamp (range-cap) controls These prevent “flat-topping” or clipping by letting you choose where clamping applies. Clamp mapped lines to recent range (clipToWindow): Master ON/OFF. Clamp future only: If ON, the orange match is free; only the fuchsia projection is range-limited. Clamp mode: None: No clamping. Hi/Lo recent: Clamp to the recent window’s high/low ± padding. Hi/Lo wide: Clamp to a wider high/low (X × window length) ± padding. ATR × N: Clamp around the endpoint price using ATR bands (ATR length & multiplier below). Clamp padding (fraction): Extra headroom above/below the clamp range (e.g., 0.12 = 12%). Hi/Lo wide lookback: Multiplier for the wide window. ATR length / ATR multiplier: For ATR × N clamping. Tip: If you see the pattern “flat on top,” try Clamp mode = None or Clamp future only = ON, or increase Clamp padding. 📈 Matching engine (DTW / Pearson) Use DTW: ON = Dynamic Time Warping (flexible shape matching). OFF = Pearson correlation (fast/strict). DTW Warping Band: 0–0.5; higher allows more time-stretch/bend (0.10–0.20 is common). Normalization: zscore (default): Standardize level/volatility; focuses on shape. returns: Use percent changes; shape from returns. none: Raw prices (scale sensitive). DTW Early-Abandon Pruning: Speed optimization; stop bad rows early. Prune multiplier: How aggressive the pruning is (1.0 = strict; raise if you miss matches). (Pearson) Minimum Correlation Threshold: If using Pearson, stop early once correlation ≥ threshold. ⚙️ Compute throttles Compute only on bar close: Save CPU by updating only when bars close. Recompute every N bars: Further throttle; e.g., 5 updates every 5 bars. Lookback Candidate Step: Skip candidate starts (e.g., 3 = check every 3rd start) to speed up big lookbacks. Practical tips Choose window sizes thoughtfully: Shorter l captures “micro” swings; longer l captures larger structures. DTW vs Pearson: If you want speed and clean, rigid matches → Pearson (Use DTW = OFF). If you want tolerant shape matching in choppy markets → DTW. Performance: If it feels heavy, try: lower lb, increase candidateStride, set computeOnBarClose = ON, raise computeEveryN, or disable drawings while testing. Manual rewind: Enable Manual Point Selection, pick a past time, and the tool shows exactly what would’ve been projected then. MOASS/BBBYQ multipliers: Tune MOASS projection multiplier / BBBYQ projection multiplier to adjust how strong the dotted projection swings. What the green box means A green, semi-transparent box highlights the historical segment that was chosen (in its original location). It’s just a visual cue showing where the orange line came from. Disclaimer Past patterns don’t guarantee future outcomes. Use this as a research/visualization aid, not as a standalone trading system. Always combine with risk management and your own analysis.
Pine Script® indicator
by Mr_Ro8ot
NeBlok Support & Resistances What this indicator does Plots four live horizontal levels based on recent extremes: 30-bar High (30H) and 30-bar Low (30L) 60-bar High (60H) and 60-bar Low (60L) Lines auto-update every bar as new highs/lows form. Right-edge price labels show the exact value of each line so you don’t need to read the scale. You can choose whether the lines extend to the right only (cleanest) or both directions (span the whole chart). Why 30 & 60 bars? They’re simple, robust “recent structure” windows: 30 bars ≈ short-term range 60 bars ≈ medium-term range Using both lets you see near vs. broader context at a glance (e.g., a 30-bar breakout that is still inside the 60-bar range). Inputs & what they do Lookback A (bars): default 30. Sets the window for the short-term high/low. Lookback B (bars): default 60. Sets the window for the medium-term high/low. Line width: cosmetic thickness of the lines. Extend direction: Right → draws rays to the right (minimal clutter, great for current trading). Both → spans full chart (nice for back-reading context). Line & label color: single color for lines and label background. Show right-side labels: toggle labels on/off. Label bars to the right: how far past the last candle the labels sit. Label pad (ticks): nudge labels slightly above highs / below lows so text isn’t covered by the line. How to read & trade the levels Use them as dynamic support/resistance: 1) Breakout play Long: Price closes above 30H → momentum breakout. Optional filter: Only take if price is also above 60H (stronger context). Risk: Stop just under 30H (or last swing low). Target: Partial at measured move or next HTF level; trail under 30H. Short: Price closes below 30L → downside breakout (mirror rules). 2) Range/Mean-reversion Inside the 60-bar range, treat 30H/30L as inner range edges: Fade probes into 30H with stops a few ticks beyond; target mid-range or 30L. If price tags 60H/60L, expect stronger reactions; use tighter stops and smaller size or wait for confirmation (e.g., rejection wick / close back inside). 3) Multi-frame confluence Keep the 60-bar levels as your context rails; then act when the 30-bar levels align (e.g., 30H breaks while price is already above 60H). 4) Trailing/risk management For longs, a simple rule: if price re-enters below 30H after a breakout, lighten or exit. For shorts, mirror with 30L. Setup & tips Add to chart → Paste the script into Pine Editor → Save → Add to chart. Set your lookbacks to match your timeframe and product: Intraday scalping (1–5m): 30/60 is a good default. Higher TF (15–60m): consider 50/100 or 100/200. Clean view: Use Extend: Right and keep labels on; it reduces clutter. Combine with a trigger: The lines define the area; your trigger can be: Close beyond a line Volume expansion Candle confirmation (e.g., engulfing after a tag) Your existing EMA/MACD logic Backtest visually: Switch to Extend: Both to see historical interactions quickly.
Pine Script® indicator
by James_Mason
Smart Money Techniques (SMT) Divergence by RiseSmart Money Divergence - Early Reversal Indicator This sophisticated indicator identifies and analyzes Smart Money Divergence patterns by systematically examining pivot point relationships between a primary asset and a secondary correlated instrument. The indicator establishes divergence signals through precise algorithmic detection when pivot pairs exhibit opposing directional patterns between the primary and secondary assets. This sophisticated analysis reveals institutional positioning discrepancies that often precede significant market reversals. Following divergence confirmation, the indicator provides comprehensive visualization tools and optional alert systems to capitalize on these high-probability trading opportunities. Advanced filtering capabilities allow traders to customize sensitivity levels, timeframe parameters, and styling to align with their specific trading methodology. This powerful solution delivers unmatched functionality for traders seeking to identify and exploit Smart Money positioning through multi-asset divergence analysis. With its robust detection algorithms and granular customization options, it provides capabilities that surpass conventional divergence indicators by incorporating institutional flow analysis principles highly regarded in professional trading circles. What is Smart Money Divergence? Smart Money Divergence is another name for Smart Money Techniques (SMT). These patterns appear when comparing swing points, of adjustable strength, between correlated assets... When an asset makes a higher high while the other makes a lower high. When an asset makes a lower low while the other makes a higher low. Potential Divergence This indicator allows users to see potential SMT before the second swing point of the pair forms. It is showcased with different styling until it's confirmation, when enough bars pass based on the user-defined strength parameter. Multi-Timeframe Our tool allows traders to have higher/lower-timeframe divergences displayed on the chart of their choice, further automating their trading strategies. Input Settings: This tool offers a lot of customizable options, which could be overwhelming to some users. Below you will find an in-depth definition of every input's purpose to complement the tooltips that can be found directly in the indicator's settings. Symbol 📊 This parameter let's users define the asset used in search of SMT divergence. We recommend using correlated assets, like NASDAQ100 with S&P500 or EURUSD with GBPUSD... Timeframe 🔧 This is where users choose, if they wish, to set a different timeframe which will be utilized when looking for divergences. Mode ⚙️ Default -> Displays all SMTs. Bullish -> Displays only bullish SMTs using low pivots. Bearish -> Displays only bearish SMTs using high pivots. Historical 📜 This indicator allows users to display only a specific amount of SMTs... The historical input will display the specified amount of divergences up to 25, which will then showcase all available SMTs. Parameters This section defines the main parameters uses in establishing and managing SMT divergences. Pivot Strength -> Number of bars to the left and right for pivot considerations. Pivot Lookback -> Amount of past pivots to maintain in memory. Allow Time Difference? -> Allow up to one bar difference when comparing pivots. Time Filters -> The indicator allows for up to two time filters... Checkbox -> Activate this time filter. Time Range-> Define the time range which will only validate SMTs during. Remove After Invalidation? -> Remove drawings from invalidated SMTs. Style Colors for bullish and bearish SMTs respectively. Line styling and width Potential Divergence -> checkbox and line styling. Text Label Contents : Long -> "Smart Money Divergence" Short -> "SMT" None -> No text. Include Symbol? -> Include the comparing asset's symbol within label text. Size . Font (Default or Monospace) and Format (None, Italic or Bold). Align -> vertical and horizontal positioning. This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only. Past performance and historical patterns do not guarantee future results. Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Always conduct your own analysis and consider your financial situation before making any trading decisions. The identification of patterns does not constitute trading advice.
Pine Script® indicator
by Rise-Trading
Breakout Levels Checklist# Description (EN) ## Breakout Levels Checklist — ATR (Classic shown, Active = 5-Day Median or Manual), D1-Fixed, Risk Position Sizing This script is an on-chart checklist for breakout trades with a daily-fixed ATR core and a simple risk calculator. ATR values are latched on **D1**, so SL/TP remain stable when you switch timeframes. The UI (inputs and panel) is in Russian. ### What it does - **Checklist**: three groups (Prerequisites, Negatives, Waiting). You tick items; the panel shows a clean list with counters. - **Breakout calculations**: Entry, Stop-Loss, Take-Profit from your level price, **k × ATR** stop, and an RR preset. A built-in entry offset ≈ **12.5%** of the stop distance is applied. - **ATR engine (D1)**: - **Classic ATR** (period selectable; HL or True Range) — **always computed and displayed** for reference and daily progress. - **Active ATR** = either **5-day median ATR** with optional *paranormal bar* filter (filters both too-big and too-small D1 ranges by percentage thresholds vs a blended reference), **or Manual ATR** if enabled. - **Risk calculator**: given **Deposit** and **Risk %**, the script outputs the **entry notional (USD)** so an SL hit is approximately equal to your dollar risk; the panel also shows potential PnL to take-profit. - **Stable visuals**: level / entry / SL / TP lines with automatic cleanup on a new day; panel can be placed in any corner (RU labels). ### How to use 1. Set **Direction** (Long/Short) and the **Level Price**. 2. Tick checklist items as the setup forms. 3. In **ATR**, leave Classic as reference (period + HL/TR), and choose the **Active ATR mode**: *5-day median* (with optional paranormal filter) **or** *Manual* (manual value overrides). 4. Pick **k** for **Stop = k × ATR**; TP is placed by the **RR** preset relative to stop size. 5. In **Calculator**, set **Deposit** and **Risk %** — the panel returns the **entry notional** aligned with your risk. 6. Show/hide panel sections (calculations / ATR / calculator) as needed. ### Quick notes - Classic ATR is not selectable; it is always calculated and shown for context and D1 progress. - Active ATR drives stop sizing: *5-day median (with filter)* or *Manual*. - All ATR computations use **closed D1 bars**; values are cached per day. --- # Описание (RU) ## Чек-лист уровней (Пробой) — ATR (классический показывается, Активный = медианный 5-дневный или Ручной), фиксация D1, расчёт позиции от риска Скрипт для работы с пробойными сетапами: чек-лист на графике, фиксированный дневной ATR, расчёт ТВХ/SL/TP и простой калькулятор позиции от риска. Значения ATR фиксируются на **D1**, поэтому SL/TP не «плавают» при смене таймфреймов. Интерфейс (входы и панель) — на русском. ### Что делает - **Чек-лист**: три группы (Предпосылки, Минусы, Ожидаю). Отмечаете галочки — панель выводит список и счётчики. - **Расчёты пробоя**: ТВХ, Стоп-лосс, Тейк-профит от цены уровня; стоп как **k × ATR**; тейк задаётся пресетом **RR**; встроен люфт входа ≈ **12.5%** от дистанции стопа. - **ATR (D1)**: - **Классический ATR** (период, HL или True Range) — **всегда считается и показывается** как справочное значение и для прогресса дня. - **Активный ATR** = **медианный за 5 дней** с опциональным фильтром *паранормальных* баров (одной галочкой отсекаются одновременно слишком большие и слишком маленькие дневные диапазоны по процентным порогам к смешанному референсу) **или** **Ручной ATR** (ручное значение имеет приоритет). - **Калькулятор риска**: по **Депозиту** и **Риску %** отдаёт **сумму входа (USD)** так, чтобы убыток по стопу был близок к заданному риску; дополнительно показывает потенциальный PnL по тейку. - **Стабильная отрисовка**: линии Уровень / ТВХ / SL / TP, авто-очистка на новый день; позиция панели выбирается (русские подписи углов). ### Как работать 1. Задайте **Направление** (Long/Short) и **Цену уровня**. 2. Отметьте пункты чек-листа под текущий контекст. 3. В **ATR** используйте **Классический** как справочный (период + HL/TR), а **Активный ATR** выберите как *медианный 5-дневный* (с фильтром при необходимости) **или** *Ручной* (ручное значение замещает активный). 4. Укажите **k** для **Стоп = k × ATR**; тейк выставляется пресетом **RR** относительно размера стопа. 5. В **Калькуляторе** задайте **Депозит** и **Риск %** — получите **сумму входа**, согласованную с риском. 6. В панели можно скрывать/показывать секции (расчёты / ATR / калькулятор). ### Важные примечания - Классический ATR не выбирается пользователем — он всегда считается и отображается для контекста и прогресса по дню. - Активный ATR используется для расчёта стопа: медианный 5D (с фильтром) или ручной. - Все расчёты ATR делаются по **закрытым барам D1**; значения кэшируются на день.
Pine Script® indicator
by Trader_Journal
Trend TraderThe Trend Trader indicator is a trend-following tool based on a triple EMA (Exponential Moving Average) setup designed to help traders identify market direction and potential reversal zones. It plots three customizable EMAs on the chart to highlight bullish and bearish momentum, then generates trade signals when price shows a strong likelihood of continuing in the direction of the prevailing trend. EMA Alignment: The indicator checks for bullish stacking (fast EMA above medium, medium above slow) and bearish stacking (fast EMA below medium, medium below slow). This alignment defines the prevailing market trend. Trend Validation: A user-defined lookback period ensures signals are only taken if the market recently displayed a stacked trend, thus filtering false entries during consolidations. Signal Generation: Buy signals appear when price dips into the zone between the fast and medium EMAs during a bullish trend. Sell signals appear when price rallies into the zone between the fast and medium EMAs during a bearish trend. Alerts: Built-in alerts notify traders of new trade opportunities without having to constantly watch the chart. This indicator is suitable for swing trading and intraday strategies across multiple markets, including forex, stocks, indices, and crypto. Suggested Strategy for Profitability This tool is best used as part of a structured trend-trading plan. Below is a suggested framework: Entry Rules Long (Buy Trade): Confirm that EMA alignment is bullish (EMA1 > EMA2 > EMA3). Wait for a Buy Signal (triangle up below price). Ensure the higher timeframe (e.g., 4H if trading 1H) trend is also bullish to filter trades. Short (Sell Trade): Confirm EMA alignment is bearish (EMA1 < EMA2 < EMA3). Wait for a Sell Signal (triangle down above price). Higher timeframe should also be bearish to increase probability. Stop Loss For long positions, place the stop loss just below EMA3 or the most recent swing low. For short positions, place the stop loss just above EMA3 or the most recent swing high. Take Profit Conservative: Set TP at 1.5x to 2x the stop loss distance. Aggressive: Trail stop loss below EMA2 (for longs) or above EMA2 (for shorts) to capture larger trends. Risk Management Use no more than 1–2% of account risk per trade. Trade only when the signal aligns with overall market context (higher timeframe, support/resistance, or volume confirmation). This indicator is very similar to the indicator "Trend Scalper" by the same developer, the difference is this indicator is used to just find the trade and hold the trade or to find the reversal of a trend instead of triggering alerts every time price enters between EMA1 and EMA2.
Pine Script® indicator
by abedmahmood
🎯 Advanced ST Pro-X-J-Algo🎯 Advanced ICT Concepts Suite A comprehensive visualization tool for Inner Circle Trader (ICT) market structure concepts with anti-repainting technology. Overview This indicator combines multiple ICT-based market structure concepts into a single, configurable tool. It provides visual identification of liquidity zones, order blocks, fair value gaps, and trading session boundaries. The indicator includes advanced anti-repainting controls to ensure historical accuracy. Key Features 📦 Order Blocks Identifies institutional order zones based on swing structure Tracks mitigation levels with customizable violation methods Adjustable overlap filtering and display limits 💧 Liquidity Analysis Standard timeframe liquidity sweeps (buyside/sellside) Higher timeframe liquidity levels with multi-timeframe analysis Session-based liquidity zone classification 🔲 Fair Value Gaps (FVG) Detects price inefficiencies based on 3-candle patterns Inverse Fair Value Gap (iFVG) identification Customizable gap size filtering and fill thresholds 🕐 Trading Sessions Asian, London, and New York session visualization Session overlap detection and highlighting High/low level tracking with customizable time zones ⚙️ Anti-Repainting Controls Toggle between live signals and confirmed signals Adjustable confirmation periods (1-5 bars) Reliable backtesting with historical accuracy Configuration Options Master Controls: Enable/disable individual components Repainting Settings: Choose between speed vs reliability Visual Customization: Colors, line styles, label sizes Performance Optimization: Display limits and memory management Important Notes Educational Purpose: This indicator is designed for educational exploration of ICT concepts and market structure analysis. Not Financial Advice: The signals and patterns displayed are interpretive tools, not trading recommendations. Backtesting Disclaimer: Past performance of any signals does not predict future results. Always use proper risk management. Confirmation Required: All signals should be confirmed with additional analysis and proper risk assessment before making trading decisions. Best Practices Use confirmed signal mode for backtesting accuracy Combine with traditional technical analysis Practice on demo accounts before live trading Understand each component before using in combination Maintain realistic expectations about signal effectiveness Risk Warning: Trading involves substantial risk of loss. This indicator is an educational tool and should not be the sole basis for trading decisions. Technical Requirements: Pine Script v6, TradingView Pro+ recommended for multi-timeframe features This indicator is provided for educational purposes. The concepts displayed are interpretive frameworks popular in trading education but lack independent empirical validation. Always conduct your own analysis and risk assessment.
Pine Script® indicator
by Jithin-Chellappan
2
Effort vs Result TRFxThe Effort vs Result (EVR) indicator is designed to identify high-probability reversal signals based on volume and price action dynamics. It highlights points where the market “effort” (high volume) does not correspond to an immediate “result” (price continuation), providing actionable trade setups for both bullish and bearish scenarios. Features: Detects bullish EVR signals when a previous high-volume sell candle is followed by a strong bullish candle that sweeps the previous low. Detects bearish EVR signals when a previous high-volume buy candle is followed by a strong bearish candle that sweeps the previous high. Sticky arrows plot automatically above or below the candle, ensuring the signal moves with the price bar. Considers inside bars, wick size, and relative volume to filter low-quality setups. Fully compatible with multiple timeframes. Inputs: Volume Multiplier: Sets how much higher the current candle’s volume should be compared to the previous candle to count as high volume. Min Wick % of Candle: Minimum wick size relative to the candle body to filter insignificant bars. Max Inside Bars to Ignore: Number of inside bars between the previous candle and the EVR candle to ignore minor consolidations. Usage: (Green Arrow): Enter long when a green arrow appears below the candle. Place stop-loss slightly below the previous swing low. (Red Arrow): Enter short when a red arrow appears above the candle. Place stop-loss slightly above the previous swing high. Can be combined with support/resistance levels, trendlines, or other technical indicators for higher accuracy. Benefits: Simple and clean visual signals with tiny arrows that move with candles. Helps traders identify high-probability reversal points based on volume and price action. Ideal for intraday and swing trading strategies.
Pine Script® indicator
by MALIK897
Daily SMA Gate (Bullish) + IHS(15m & 1H RS) + Daily Lower BBDaily SMA Bull Gate + IHS (15m/1H) – Early Signal + Daily Lower BB Purpose: a “buy the dip / buy the pullback” scanner/indicator that looks for early right-shoulder completion of an Inverse Head & Shoulders (IHS) on intraday charts (15m & 1H), but only when the daily context is bullish. Optional Daily Lower Bollinger proximity helps focus on pullbacks toward support. How it works 1) Daily Bull Gate (trend filter) Evaluated on the Daily timeframe. Gate is true when: Price is above the Daily SMA(50), and Price is within X% of the Daily SMA(20) (configurable). You can choose to use only the prior completed daily bar to avoid intraday bleed-through. 2) IHS right-shoulder detector (early) on intraday Runs on 15m and 1H via request.security. Detects an Inverse Head & Shoulders using swing pivots: Ordered pivot lows L1 (left shoulder), L2 lower low (head), L3 (right shoulder). Right shoulder must be a higher low than the head and near L1 (ATR- or %-based tolerance). Requires a neckline: the highest swing-high strictly between L1 and L3. Minimum bar separation between shoulders/head is configurable. Signals fire as the right-shoulder pivot confirms (on the bar that completes R bars to the right of the pivot). 3) Daily Lower Bollinger filter (optional) Daily basis = SMA(20); lower band = SMA(20) − k·σ (k default 1.0). Prints 1 when Daily Close is within Y% of the lower band. Good for isolating constructive pullbacks inside an uptrend. Plots / Screener columns Combined Signal (15m OR 1H RS) – blue (1 when Bull Gate is true and either TF confirms IHS RS). RS(15m Early) – green. RS(1H Early) – purple. Daily SMA Gate Only – orange (1 when above SMA50 and near SMA20). Daily Lower Bollinger (within %) – teal (1 when within your % threshold of the lower band). (Each line outputs 1/0 so it works seamlessly in the Pine Screener.) Inputs Daily Daily SMA(50), Daily SMA(20) Within % of Daily SMA(20) Use prior completed Daily bar only Bollinger Daily BB stdev (below SMA20) (k) Within % of Daily Lower BB Pattern (IHS) IHS Pivot L, IHS Pivot R (pivot window left/right) Min sep bars L1–L2 & L2–L3 Tolerance: ATR × mult or % of L1 How to use Screen your watchlist with: Daily SMA Gate Only = 1, and optionally Daily Lower Bollinger (within %) = 1, and/or Combined Signal (15m OR 1H RS) = 1 for setups. Open the chart to validate structure: Uptrend context (above Daily 50-SMA). Clear IHS: head lower than L1, RS near L1 and higher than head, neckline between L1–L3. Plan execution: Many traders use the neckline / RS low for risk and look for confirmation on neckline reclaim/break with volume. Notes & limitations Pivot-based signals confirm only after R bars (by design); potential pivots can disappear before confirmation. Multi-timeframe logic: Daily filters + intraday patterns (15m & 1H). Tune L/R, separations, and tolerances per instrument/volatility. This is a tool, not advice—combine with your risk management and other confluence (levels, volume, catalysts).
Pine Script® indicator
by manvbuys
Daily SMA Gate (Bear) + HS(15m & 1H RS) + Daily Upper BBDaily SMA Bear Gate + HS (15m/1H) – Early Signal + Daily Upper BB Purpose: a “sell the rip” scanner/indicator that looks for early right-shoulder completion of a standard Head & Shoulders (HS) on intraday charts (15m & 1H), but only when the daily context is bearish. Optional daily Upper Bollinger proximity lets you focus on rallies into resistance. How it works 1) Daily Bear Gate (trend filter) Uses the Daily timeframe. Gate is true when: Price is below the Daily SMA(50), and Price is within X% of the Daily SMA(20) (configurable). Option to use the prior completed daily bar only (no intraday bleed). 2) HS right-shoulder detector (early) on intraday Runs on 15m and 1H via request.security. Detects a standard HS using swing pivots: Ordered pivots H1 (left shoulder), H2 higher high (head), H3 (right shoulder). Right shoulder must be lower than the head and near H1 (ATR- or %-based tolerance). Neckline is required: lowest swing-low strictly between H1 and H3. Minimum bar separation between shoulders/head is configurable. Signals fire as the right-shoulder pivot confirms (on the bar that completes R bars to the right of the pivot). 3) Daily Upper Bollinger filter (optional) Daily basis = SMA(20); band = SMA(20) + k·σ (k default 1.0). Prints 1 when Daily Close is within Y% of the upper band. Useful to isolate “overbought rally into resistance” conditions. Plots / Screener columns Combined HS Signal (15m OR 1H RS) – red (1 when Bear Gate is true and either TF confirms HS RS). HS(15m Early) – maroon. HS(1H Early) – fuchsia. Daily SMA Bear Gate Only – orange (1 when below SMA50 and near SMA20). Daily Upper Bollinger (within %) – teal (1 when within your % threshold of the upper band). (Each line is 1 when true, 0 otherwise, so it works well in the Pine Screener.) Inputs Daily SMA(50), SMA(20) lengths “Within % of Daily SMA(20)” “Use prior completed Daily bar only” Bollinger “Daily BB stdev (above SMA20)” (k) “Within % of Daily Upper BB” Pattern (HS) Pivot L / R (pivot windows) Min separation bars (H1–H2 and H2–H3) Tolerance mode: ATR×mult or % of H1 How to use Scan the watchlist with: Daily SMA Bear Gate Only = 1, and Daily Upper Bollinger (within %) = 1 (optional), and/or Combined HS Signal (15m OR 1H) = 1 for entries. Open the chart and inspect structure: Confirm broader downtrend (below Daily 50-SMA). Check that the right shoulder formed near the left shoulder and that a neckline exists between H1–H3. Plan execution around your rules: Many traders use the neckline or RS high for risk, and the neckline break/close for confirmation. Notes & limitations Pivot functions confirm only after R bars; before that, a potential pivot can disappear. Signals appear on confirmation (this is by design for “early RS” but avoids premature alerts). Signals are timeframe-mixed: Daily for filters, 15m/1H for HS. Different markets/timeframes can produce different densities—tune L/R and tolerances to your instrument. This is a discretionary tool, not financial advice. Always validate with your risk management and broader context (volume, higher-TF levels, news, etc.).
Pine Script® indicator
by manvbuys
Hedge Pressure Index (HPI)Hedge Pressure Index (HPI) Overview The Hedge Pressure Index (HPI) is a flow-aware indicator that fuses daily options Open Interest (OI) with intraday put/call volume to estimate the directional hedging pressure of market makers and dealers. It helps traders visualize whether options flow is creating mechanical buy/sell pressure in IWM, and when that pressure may be shifting. What HPI Shows Daily OI Baseline (white line): Net OI carried forward intraday (Put OI − λ × Call OI). Updated once daily before the open. Intraday Flow (teal line): Net put minus λ × call volume in real time. Smoothed to show underlying flow. Spread Histogram (gray): Divergence between intraday flow and daily OI. HPI Proxy Histogram (blue): Intraday hedge-pressure intensity. Strong extremes indicate heavy one-sided dealer hedging. Trading Signals Crossover: When intraday Volume line crosses above OI, it suggests bullish hedge pressure. When Volume line crosses below OI, it suggests bearish hedge pressure. Z-Score Extremes: HPI ≥ +1.5 → strong mechanical bid. HPI ≤ −1.5 → strong mechanical offer. Alerts: Built in for both crossovers and extreme readings. How to Use HPI 1. Confirmation Tool (recommended for most traders): Trade your usual price/technical setups. Use HPI as a confirmation: only take trades that align with the hedge pressure direction. 2. Flow Bias (advanced): Use HPI direction intraday as a standalone bias. Fade signals when the histogram mean-reverts or crosses zero. Best practice: Focus on the open and first 2 hours where hedging flows are most active. Combine with ATR/time-based stops. Inputs Demo Mode: If no OI/volume feed is set, the script uses chart volume for layout. λ (Call Weight): Adjusts how much call volume offsets put volume (default = 1.0). Smoothing Length: Smooths intraday flow line. Z-Score Lookback: Sets lookback window for HPI extremes. Custom Symbols: Daily Net OI (pre-open OI difference). Intraday Put Volume. Intraday Call Volume. Setup Instructions Add the indicator to an IWM chart. In Inputs, either keep Demo Mode ON (for layout) or enter your vendor’s Daily Net OI / Put Volume / Call Volume symbols. Set alerts for crossovers and strong HPI readings to catch flow shifts in real time. Optionally tune λ and smoothing to match your feed’s scale. Notes This is a proxy for dealer hedge pressure. For highest accuracy, replace the proxy histogram with gamma-weighted flow by strike/DTE when your data feed supports it. Demo mode is for visualization only; live use requires a valid OI and volume feed. Disclaimer This script is for educational and research purposes only. It is not financial advice. Options and derivatives carry significant risk. Always test in a demo environment before using live capital.
Pine Script® indicator
by Marketscope
Dominance Signal Apex [CHE]]Dominance Signal Apex — Triple-confirmed entry markers with stateful guardrails Summary This indicator focuses on entry timing by plotting markers only when three conditions align: a closed-bar Heikin-Ashi bias, a monotonic stack of super-smoother filters, and the current HMA slope. A compact state machine provides guardrails: it starts a directional state on closed-bar Heikin-Ashi bias, maintains it only while the smoother stack remains ordered, and renders a marker only if HMA slope agrees. This design aims for selective signals and reduces isolated prints during mixed conditions. Markers fade over time to visualize the age and persistence of the current state. Motivation: Why this design? Common triggers flip frequently in noise or react late when regimes shift. The core idea is to gate entry markers through a closed-bar state plus independent filter alignment. The state machine limits premature prints, removes markers when alignment breaks, and uses the HMA as a final directional gate. The result is fewer mixed-context entries and clearer clusters during sustained trends. What’s different vs. standard approaches? Reference baseline: Single moving-average slope or classic MA cross signals. Architecture differences: Multi-length two-pole super-smoother stack with strict ordering checks. Closed-bar Heikin-Ashi bias to start a directional state. HMA slope as a final gate for rendering markers. Time-based alpha fade to surface state age. Practical effect: Entry markers appear in clusters during aligned regimes and are suppressed when conditions diverge, improving selectivity. How it works (technical) Measurements: Four recursive super-smoother series on price at short to medium horizons. Up regime means each shorter smoother sits below the next longer one; down regime is the inverse. State machine: On bar close, positive Heikin-Ashi bias starts a bull state and negative bias starts a bear state. The state terminates the moment the smoother ordering breaks relative to the prior bar. Rendering gate: A marker prints only if the active state agrees with the current HMA slope. The HMA is plotted and colored by slope for context. Normalization and clamping: Marker transparency transitions from a starting to an ending alpha across a fixed number of bars, clamped within the allowed range. Initialization: Persistent variables track state and bar-count since state start; Heikin-Ashi open is seeded on the first valid bar. HTF/security: None used. State updates are closed-bar, which reduces repaint paths. Bands: Smoothed high, low, centerline, and offset bands are computed but not rendered. Parameter Guide Show Markers — Toggle rendering — Default: true — Hides markers without changing logic. Bull Color / Bear Color — Visual colors — Defaults: bright green / red — Aesthetic only. Start Alpha / End Alpha — Transparency range — Defaults: one hundred / fifty, within zero to one hundred — Controls initial visibility and fade endpoint. Steps — Fade length in bars — Default: eight, minimum one — Longer values extend the visual memory of a state. Smoother Length — Internal band smoothing — Default: twenty-one, minimum two — Affects computed bands only; not drawn. Band Multiplier — Internal band offset — Default: one point zero — No impact on markers. Source — Input for HMA — Default: close — Align with your workflow. Length — HMA length — Default: fifty, minimum one — Larger values reduce flips; smaller values react faster. Reading & Interpretation Entry markers: Bull marker (below bar): Closed-bar Heikin-Ashi bias is positive, smoother stack remains aligned for up regime, and HMA slope is rising. Bear marker (above bar): Closed-bar Heikin-Ashi bias is negative, smoother stack remains aligned for down regime, and HMA slope is falling. Fade: Transparency progresses over the configured steps, indicating how long the current state has persisted. Practical Workflows & Combinations Trend following: Focus on marker clusters aligned with HMA color. Add structure filters such as higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows to avoid counter-trend entries. Exits/Stops: Consider exiting or reducing risk when smoother ordering breaks, when HMA color flips, or when marker cadence thins out. Multi-asset/Multi-TF: Suitable for liquid crypto, FX, indices, and equities. On lower timeframes, shorten HMA length and fade steps for faster response. Behavior, Constraints & Performance Repaint/confirmation: State transitions and marker eligibility are decided on closed bars; live bars do not commit state changes until close. security()/HTF: Not used. Resources: Declared max bars back of one thousand five hundred; recursive filters and persistent states; no explicit loops. Known limits: Some delay around sharp turns; brief states may start in noisy phases but are quickly revoked when alignment fails; HMA gating can miss very early reversals. Sensible Defaults & Quick Tuning Start here: Keep defaults. Too many flips: Increase HMA length and raise fade steps. Too sluggish: Decrease HMA length and reduce fade steps. Markers too faint/bold: Adjust start and end alpha toward lower or higher opacity. What this indicator is—and isn’t A selective entry-marker layer that prints only under triple confirmation with stateful guardrails. It is not a full system, not predictive, and does not handle risk. Combine with market structure, risk controls, and position management. Disclaimer The content provided, including all code and materials, is strictly for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as, and should not be interpreted as, financial advice, a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument, or an offer of any financial product or service. All strategies, tools, and examples discussed are provided for illustrative purposes to demonstrate coding techniques and the functionality of Pine Script within a trading context. Any results from strategies or tools provided are hypothetical, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading and investing involve high risk, including the potential loss of principal, and may not be suitable for all individuals. Before making any trading decisions, please consult with a qualified financial professional to understand the risks involved. By using this script, you acknowledge and agree that any trading decisions are made solely at your discretion and risk. Best regards and happy trading Chervolino
Pine Script® indicator
by chervolino
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Alerte Croisement EMA9 & SMA12 (Zone remplie)📊 Moving Average 1 Period: 9 → The average is calculated over the last 9 candles (or time periods). Shift: 0 → No shift; the average is aligned with the current data. Method: Exponential → Uses an Exponential Moving Average (EMA), which gives more weight to recent data. Apply to: Close → The average is based on the closing price of each candle. 📊 Moving Average 2 Period: 12 → Calculated over the last 12 periods. Shift: 0 → No shift. Method: Simple → Uses a Simple Moving Average (SMA), which gives equal weight to each period. Apply to: Close → Based on closing prices.
Pine Script® indicator
by kelyanani21
Order Block TraderThe Order Block (HTF) indicator automatically detects and plots higher timeframe order blocks directly onto your chart. Order blocks represent zones of institutional buying or selling pressure that often act as powerful support or resistance levels when revisited. This tool is designed for traders who want to align their lower timeframe entries with higher timeframe structure, helping to filter noise and focus on the most meaningful price levels. What This Indicator Does Scans a higher timeframe of your choice to identify potential bullish and bearish order blocks. Draws the blocks on your current chart, extending them forward in time as reference zones. Highlights trade signals when price returns to and reacts at these order blocks. Optionally triggers alerts so that you never miss a potential opportunity. How It Can Be Used Successfully Bullish Setup: A bullish order block may serve as a demand zone. When price revisits it, look for bullish confirmation such as a bounce from the block low and a close back above it. This can be used as a long entry point, with stops placed just below the block. Bearish Setup: A bearish order block may serve as a supply zone. When price revisits it, watch for rejection at the block high followed by a close back below it. This can be used as a short entry point, with stops placed just above the block. Multi-Timeframe Trading: Use order blocks from larger timeframes (e.g., 4H or Daily) as key zones, then drill down to shorter timeframes (e.g., 5m, 15m) to refine entries. Confluence with Other Tools: Combine order block signals with your existing strategy—trend indicators, Fibonacci levels, moving averages, or candlestick patterns—for stronger confirmation and improved win probability. Trade Management: Treat order blocks as zones rather than single price levels. Position sizing, stop placement, and risk-to-reward management remain essential for long-term success. This indicator is not a standalone trading system but a framework for identifying high-probability supply and demand zones. Traders who apply it consistently—alongside proper risk management and confirmation methods—can improve their ability to catch trend continuations and reversals at structurally important levels.
Pine Script® indicator
by abedmahmood