CME Gap Finder - BitcoinOnly for Bitcoin!
This indicator locates weekly gaps created by the CME Futures market for Bitcoin.
As you can see, Bitcoin tends to close the weekly gaps created in the futures market so I thought this could be a very useful tool.
Instead of having to look between multiple charts, this simply overlays the past weeks open and close should a gap appear.
I hope you find this indicator useful!
Cheers!
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Anchor ZonesL.A. Little, who wrote two books on trend trading, explained a key timing concept called anchor zones which was used, within his trading system, to enter and exit the market at appropriate times.
Anchor zones are formed from anchor bars. An anchor bar is a bar that has one or more of these components: wide range, high volume or gaps. For this script we're going to require two or more of the components. When an anchor bar forms, we'll note the high and low of the bar and draw a zone across time as prices develops. For this script, we'll also note the open and close of the candle to hint at other levels of support or resistance. The boundaries of these zones can act as support or resistance, but they also mark out the areas where price can often get trapped.
A breakout from these zones on high volume can suggest the beginning of a new trend. In general, anchor zones are a good compliment to price action strategies. For more information on how to use these, refer to L.A. Little's books.
References
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
www.tradingsetupsreview.com
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T2-%Use a superposition of 30 avarages to stress-out trend changes (points in time where all possible frequencies that create the movment change their phase from prositive to negetive or the opposite). The indicator has one paramater that should be adjusted: 'os'.
By defult the 30 avarages that are tested range from 7 to 63 in gaps of 2. increasing the 'os' parameter moves the ranges by multiplications of 65. therefore if you add 5 indicators ontop of eachother, each scaled to left and set the os of each to another value (0,1,2,3,4) you will have a full spectum of avarages ranging from 7 to 325 in gaps of 2.
GapologyThis indicator can be used as a simple measure of price action tradability. It's an alternative to volume that focuses on the gaps between close and open candle prices. The bigger the gaps, the more spread and slippage you'll get when trading.
Hersheys Volume Pressure v2Hersheys Volume Pressure gives you very nice confirmation of trend starts and stops using volume and price.
For up bars...
If you have a large price change with low volume , that's very bullish .
If you have a small price change with low volume , that's bullish .
For down bars...
If you have a large price change with low volume , that's very bearish .
If you have a small price change with low volume , that's bearish .
Look at the chart and you'll see how trends start and end with a PINCH and widen in the middle of the moves.
You can set the moving average period, 14 is the default.
Good trading!
Brian Hershey
v2 change log...
- issue with price gaps - gaps at the open were sometimes showing incorrect colors
- scaling issues - sometimes a change is so large it scales down all nearby data and renders it hard to view. Code was added to clip those huge values.
v3 what's coming next...
- better scaling - sometimes with thinly traded stocks there is too much clipping. For now increase the chart interval to correct.
Volume-Weighted Hybrid Channel [Capitalize Labs]Volume-Weighted Hybrid Channel (VWHC) is a channel-only indicator designed to visualise mean and volatility structure using a blended framework. It combines a configurable mean engine (SuperSmoother, EMA, SMA, or RMA) with an anchored VWAP component, then builds a four-level band ladder around a hybrid mean using a hybrid width that blends a range engine (ATR or true range variants) with anchored, volume-weighted standard deviation. The result is a smooth, adaptive channel intended to help us contextualise price location and volatility expansion or contraction relative to the hybrid mean.
The indicator supports Weekly or Session anchoring for the VWAP and sigma components, and includes optional transition smoothing after anchor resets to reduce visual stepping. Band levels are user-defined (with automatic ordering enforcement), and optional gradient fills can be enabled for clearer zone recognition. An optional Band Occupancy Table is included to show how frequently price closes inside each zone, either over a rolling lookback or since the most recent anchor reset. This table is informational only and does not generate signals.
This script is an indicator, not a strategy. It does not place trades, generate alerts, or provide entry or exit instructions. Outputs depend on chart symbol, timeframe, and data quality, including volume availability. The channel is designed to be non-repainting in the sense that it uses confirmed bar data and does not use forward-looking logic; however, like all indicators, the current bar can update until it closes.
Risk Warning
This material is educational research only and does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendation, or a solicitation to buy or sell any instrument. Foreign exchange and CFDs are complex, leveraged products that carry a high risk of rapid losses; leverage amplifies both gains and losses, and you should not trade with funds you cannot afford to lose. Market conditions can change without notice, and news or illiquidity may cause gaps and slippage; stop-loss orders are not guaranteed.
The analysis presented does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or risk tolerance. Before acting, assess suitability in light of your circumstances and consider seeking advice from a licensed professional. Past performance and back-tested or hypothetical scenarios are not reliable indicators of future results, and no outcome or level mentioned here is assured. You are solely responsible for all trading decisions, including position sizing and risk management. No external links, promotions, or contact details are provided, in line with TradingView House Rules.
Disclaimer
Use of this indicator is at our own discretion and risk. It is a visual analysis tool and should be validated through independent testing and a documented trading plan before being used in live decision-making.
5 Layer Script P5 ICT Identifier Package (Sessions + Narrative)This script is a session-based market narrative framework designed to help traders understand where price is likely seeking liquidity and alignment, rather than focusing on isolated entries.
This script mainly identifies and labels the Asia, London, and New York trading sessions, providing structure for how price behavior evolves throughout the day. It is intended to be used as a context and timing tool.
How it works
-Automatically maps Asia, London, and New York sessions
-Highlights session ranges and transitions
-Helps visualize accumulation, expansion, and distribution phases
-No repainting once a session is completed
How to use it
-Use Asia to observe range formation and liquidity build-up
-Use London for expansion, manipulation, or early continuation
-Use New York for confirmation, continuation, or reversal (IMPORTANT)
-Align session behavior with:
Higher-timeframe bias
Midpoint equilibrium levels
Fair Value Gaps
Signal or Potential Reversal confirmations
Best practices
-Avoid treating sessions as directional signals
-Focus on session objectives, not candle patterns
-Most effective on futures, indices, and liquid FX pairs
-Works best when combined with higher-timeframe structure
This package is intentionally narrative-driven and non-mechanical, allowing traders to frame intraday price action within a repeatable session logic rather than reactive decision-making.
ADDITIONAL: If youve made it this far i will tell you a cheat code to this specific script. Once you alligned your standard time for the sessions you will notice that if you set the sessions to close properly i recommend asking Chatgpt or any other AI tool, you will notice that the sessions end a few hours earlier for NY. You should see a label pop up for the NY just like the Asia and London session. That signal will tell you the next potential move only if you utilize the ICT killzones cheatsheet, easy to find on google images and I will attach it here if possible. its definetly mixed up but thats just market structure, only one you should pay attention to take a trade is the end of the NY session if adjusted properly. over 90% success rate following this strategy. I will add the link for the full cheat sheet below
www.scribd.com
[turpsy] Midnight Opening Range-Fractal Midnight Open Range-Fractal Combined Trading System
Overview
This indicator combines Midnight Opening Range (MOR) analysis with HTF candle structure and fractal patterns to provide a comprehensive intraday trading framework. Unlike simple mashups, this system integrates three complementary methodologies that work together to identify high-probability trading zones.
Core Components & Synergy
1. MOR (Midnight Opening Range) Indicator
- Tracks the first 30 minutes of each trading day (00:00-00:30)
- Draws historical and current session boxes with quartile levels (25%, 50%, 75%)
- Custom opening price lines for key market times (NY Open 9:30, London Close, etc.)
- Concept:
Price tends to respect the opening range boundaries; quartiles act as support/resistance
2. HTF (Higher Timeframe) Candles
- Displays up to 6 higher timeframe candles alongside your chart
- Shows Fair Value Gaps (FVG) and Volume Imbalances (VI)
- Presents First Presented FVG (PFVG) - the initial gap after a fractal
- Concept:
HTF structure provides context for LTF entries; FVGs are magnetic price targets
3. Fractal Pattern Detection with CISD
- Identifies swing highs/lows using HTF candle structure
- CISD (Change in State of Delivery) lines mark confirmed fractal breaks
- Chart sweeps show liquidity grabs
- Concept: Fractals mark key market structure; CISD confirms directional bias
4. Killzones & Session Analysis
- Asia, London, NewYork AM/PM, and Lunch sessions
- Session highs/lows with pivot tracking
- Day/Week/Month opens and separators
- Concept: Specific sessions show characteristic volatility and directional behavior
5. ADR/CDR Analysis
- Average Daily Range and Current Daily Range tracking
- Shows percentage of ADR completed
- Concept: Helps gauge if there's room for continuation or if exhaustion is likely
How They Work Together
1. Context: It uses HTF candles and MOR boxes to identify the bigger picture structure
2. Timing: It uses Killzones to show when institutional activity is highest
3. Entry: It uses Fractals with CISD confirm structure breaks; FVGs provide entry zones
4. Risk Management: ADR/CDR helps set realistic profit targets and assess if move is extended
Original Contributions
This script significantly improves upon the base components by:
- Integrating 1-minute data feed for accurate Midnight Open Range calculations on all timeframes
- Adding PFVG detection synchronized with fractal patterns
- Creating logarithmic midpoint calculations between HTF candles
- Implementing chart sweep detection for liquidity analysis
- Adding CISD projection lines at 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 extensions
How to Use
1. Enable desired HTF timeframes and MOR settings
2. Watch for PFVG formation after HTF candle closes
3. Look for CISD line breaks during killzone sessions
4. Enter at FVG mitigation zones aligned with MOR quartiles
5. Monitor ADR% to gauge move potential
Credits
- HTF Candles base structure: fadizeidan & tradeforopp
- Midnight opening range: trades-dont-lie
- I made the Significant modifications and integration
5 Layer Script FVG P3 Identifier Package True vs FalseThis script is a Fair Value Gap (FVG) identification framework designed to highlight price inefficiencies created by displacement, not to predict reversals or force entries. The script automatically detects and plots true three candle fair value gaps, allowing traders to objectively identify areas where price moved with imbalance and may later seek re-equilibration. Where you will see the FVG will update from a regular fvg to a True FVG.
How it works
-Identifies valid FVGs based on price displacement, not arbitrary candle size
-Plots FVG zones only after they are fully formed and confirmed
-Zones remain on the chart until price interacts with them
-No repainting once an FVG is printed
How to use it
-Use FVGs as areas of interest, not entry signals
-Best applied when price is returning after expansion
-Combine with: Higher-timeframe bias and Midpoint equilibrium levels
-Market structure shifts
-Liquidity sweeps or session timing
Entries should be taken only after confirmation (reaction, rejection, or shift)
This can be a good entry tool.
Adaptive Kinetic Trend [AKT] Pure MathTitolo: Adaptive Kinetic Trend - Pure Math
Descrizione:
Overview The Adaptive Kinetic Trend is a custom-built trend following system designed to filter noise and adapt to changing market volatility. Unlike standard indicators that rely on a static calculation, the AKT introduces a "Kinetic" component that adjusts the trend baseline according to price velocity (Momentum) and market intensity (ADX).
The "Pure Math" Implementation To ensure maximum stability and prevent potential discrepancies associated with data gaps or library updates, this script features a 100% manual mathematical library. It does not use TradingView's native ta.* functions for its core logic. Every calculation—including Wilder's Smoothing (RMA), Weighted Moving Averages (WMA), and True Range (TR)—is computed explicitly within the code from raw price data. This provides a transparent look at how the signals are derived.
Key Features
1. Kinetic Center Line The backbone of the indicator is an adaptive moving average that shifts its sensitivity based on a manually calculated RSI (Velocity).
High Velocity: The line reacts faster to capture breakout momentum.
Low Velocity: The line smooths out to prevent whipsaws during corrections.
2. Dynamic Volatility Expansion Using a custom ADX calculation (Intensity), the bands automatically expand during high-volatility events. This helps keep positions open during strong trends where standard ATR stops might be triggered prematurely.
3. Visual Filters (Color Logic) The script uses a strict color-coding system to guide analysis:
🟢 Green / 🔴 Red (Trend): The market is in a validated trend phase with sufficient intensity.
⚪ Gray (Choppy Filter): When Intensity falls below the threshold (default 20), the bars turn gray and signals are suppressed. This filters out low-probability ranging markets.
🟡 Yellow (Proximity Zone): When price trades within 0.5 ATR of the trend line, bars turn yellow. This indicates price is testing the trend structure.
4. Smart Pullback Signals (PB) Small triangles labeled "PB" appear when the price retraces to test the trend line.
Visual Intensity: The signals feature adaptive transparency. They appear bright during strong trends (High Probability) and faded/transparent during choppy conditions (Lower Probability), helping users filter signal quality visually.
5. Live Dashboard A data panel provides real-time metrics:
Trend Status: BULL, BEAR, or RANGE.
Intensity: Raw ADX value to gauge trend strength.
Dist ATR: The precise distance from the close price to the stop-loss line, measured in ATR multiples.
How to Use
Trend Analysis: Identify the main direction via Green/Red candles.
Filtering: Use the Gray bars to identify periods of low volatility/consolidation where trend strategies typically fail.
Re-entries: Use PB triangles to identify potential continuation points within an existing trend.
Risk Monitoring: Use Yellow bars (Proximity) to monitor price action near the invalidation level.
Disclaimer This script is intended for technical analysis and educational purposes only. It provides a visual representation of market trends based on historical data and does not guarantee future performance.
TA Confluence Scanner v2.9 | Mint_Algo📘 TA Confluence Scanner
Introduction
The TA Confluence Scanner is a multi-factor trend system designed to filter market noise and identify high-probability trade setups. By combining adaptive algorithms (KAMA) with Price Action methodologies (SMC, Breakouts, Fractals), this indicator operates on the principle of Confluence : a signal is only valid when multiple independent tools agree on the direction.
Instead of relying on a single lagging indicator (like just MA fast and slow crossover), this script acts as a "Scanner," evaluating the market state through Volatility, Trend Structure, and Equilibrium.
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Important Note
To make this "Plug & Play," I have included optimized presets in the settings for different timeframes (1m/15m-1h/4h-1D) and trading styles (Scalper, Intraday, Swing, Investor) tested on symbols:
FX:EURUSD
IG:NASDAQ
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
BINANCE:ETHUSD
CAPITALCOM:US500
OANDA:XAUUSD
NASDAQ:AAPL
NASDAQ:TSLA
BUT default settings already include a good preset which excludes most of the noise and grabs the trend better (fewer entries, but quality is higher).
Check the presets at the bottom 👇
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Core Features
Adaptive Trend Filter (KAMA): Adjusts to market volatility to distinguish between chop and true trends.
SMC Equilibrium (EQ) Fans: A three-tiered dynamic structure (Fast, Medium, Slow) for trailing stops and targets.
Confluence Counter: Visually displays the strength of a signal (e.g., "Strong 4/6") based on how many factors align.
Re-Entry Logic: Identifies low-risk entry points within an existing trend.
Automated S/R & Breakouts: Detects key pivot levels and structural breaks.
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Settings & Components Breakdown
1. KAMA (Primary Trend Filter)
The backbone of the system. It calculates the Efficiency Ratio (ER) of price movement.
How it works: If the ER is high (strong trend), KAMA follows price closely. If ER is low (ranging), KAMA flattens out to prevent false signals.
Tuning:
Fast (ER ~100/5/60): For Scalping.
Smooth: Default settings are optimized for a balance between lag and noise reduction.
2. SMC Equilibrium (EQ Structure)
Based on the HL2 formula (High+Low / 2), this creates a "fan" of three lines:
EQ1 (Fast): The aggressive line. Used for early exits or scalping stops.
EQ2 (Medium): The baseline trend structure.
EQ3 (Slow): The major trend container. Used for position trading.
Usage: Use these lines to gauge how far price has deviated from its "fair value."
3. Breakout & Internal Trend
Lookback Period: Defines the range for a valid breakout. A lower lookback (e.g., 10) gives earlier signals but more noise; a higher lookback (e.g., 20-30) confirms significant structural breaks.
Internal Trend: A simplified SMA check to ensure immediate momentum aligns with the macro trend.
4. Signal Strength (The Confluence Meter)
The indicator counts active signals from: KAMA, Internal Trend, S/R, FVG, Breakout, and EQ.
Strong Signal: When the count hits your threshold (e.g., 4/6 ). This suggests a high-probability reversal or breakout.
Medium Signal (Triangles): These appear when the trend is active but not all filters align. These are excellent continuation/re-entry points.
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How to Trade (Strategy Guide)
🎯 The Entry
Wait for a Strong Signal (Large Label). This confirms that volatility, structure, and momentum have aligned.
Conservative: Wait for the candle to close.
Aggressive: Enter on the breakout of the KAMA line.
🔄 Re-Entry & Continuation
Markets rarely move in a straight line.
Scenario: You missed the initial "Strong" entry, or you took profit and want to re-enter.
The Signal: Look for the small Triangles (Medium signals). These often appear after a pullback when price resumes the main trend.
Logic: If the main KAMA trend is still green/red, but the "Strong" signal isn't firing, a Triangle indicates a safe place to add to a position.
⚠️ Pyramiding & Risk Management (Advanced)
The EQ Lines (Fast/Medium/Slow) are designed for a tiered position management strategy:
Entry: Open position (e.g., 0.03 lots).
First Take Profit: When price extends far beyond EQ1 (Fast) , lock in partial profits.
Trailing Stop: Move your Stop Loss to trace the EQ2 (Medium) line.
Trend Riding: Hold the "Runner" portion of your position until price closes back under EQ3 (Slow) or the KAMA line.
Tip: Use William Fractals (Period 2) to pinpoint exact swing highs/lows for tightening stops.
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Presets & Optimized Settings
To make this "Plug & Play," I have included optimized presets in the settings for different trading styles.
(If you don't see some parameters, that means they are turned off in trading mode)
⚡ SCALPER (1m - 5m)
KAMA:
ER: 100
Fast Length: 15
Slow Length: 30
FVG:
Size %: 0.01
Trend Detection:
Length: 20
Breakout:
Lookback Period: 10
S/R Detection:
Pivot Length: 10
Tolerance: 0.3
SMC EQ:
Default: 10
EQ1: 10
EQ2 (Main): 30
EQ3: 120
Signal Strength:
Strong: 4
Medium: 3
📊 INTRADAY (15m - 1H)
KAMA:
ER: 100
Fast Length: 5
Slow Length: 30
Trend Detection:
Length: 100
Breakout:
Lookback Period: 30
S/R Detection:
Pivot Length: 20
Tolerance: 0.5
SMC EQ:
Default: 10
EQ1: 10
EQ2 (Main): 40
EQ3: 80
Signal Strength:
Strong: 4
Medium: 3
📈 SWING (4H - 1D)
KAMA:
ER: 30
Fast Length: 4
Slow Length: 30
Trend Detection:
Length: 50
Breakout:
Lookback Period: 20
S/R Detection:
Pivot Length: 30
Tolerance: 0.7
SMC EQ:
Default: 10
EQ1: 10
EQ2: 50
EQ3 (Main): 60
Signal Strength:
Strong: 4
Medium: 3
💼 INVESTOR (4H - 1D+)
KAMA:
ER: 30
Fast Length: 5
Slow Length: 10
Trend Detection:
Length: 100
Breakout:
Lookback Period: 50
S/R Detection:
Pivot Length: 30
Tolerance: 0.7
SMC EQ:
Default: 10
EQ1: 10
EQ2: 50
EQ3 (Main): 100
Signal Strength:
Strong: 4
Medium: 3
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Notes
FVG (Fair Value Gaps): Optional. Enable if you trade volatile assets like Crypto/Gold where imbalances are common.
Support/Resistance: The built-in Pivot system is optional. Disable it if you prefer drawing your own levels to keep the chart clean.
Recommended Pairing:
For best results, pair this with a momentum oscillator like RSI to detect the range regime of a trend. Or DI+ and DI- (when it crosses over each other, that means the "range of possible" regime change of a trend).
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Disclaimer:
This tool is for informational purposes only. "Confluence" increases probability but does not guarantee results. Always manage your risk.
SPX Iron Fly Session TrackerOverview
This indicator provides visual tracking for iron fly option structures designed for SPX 0-day-to-expiration (0DTE) intraday trading. It implements a two-phase position management system that adapts to different market conditions throughout the trading day.
This is a visualization and tracking tool only. It does not execute trades, access real options data, or calculate actual profit and loss. All displayed positions are theoretical representations based on underlying price movement.
Strategy Goal and Context
The Core Objective:
The strategy aims to have SPX price expire within your iron fly positions at end of day. When price expires inside a fly's profit zone (between the wings), that position captures maximum premium. The challenge is that price moves throughout the day, so static positioning rarely succeeds.
The Solution: Active Management
Rather than setting positions and hoping price cooperates, this approach continuously manages and repositions flies to keep price centered within your profit zones. As SPX drifts during the trading session, you add new flies at current price levels and close flies that price has moved away from.
The Goal: Multiple Profitable Expirations
By session end, you want as many flies as possible to have price expire within their center zones. This requires:
Adding new flies as price moves away from existing positions
Closing flies when price crosses beyond their optimal range
Building layered coverage in the afternoon to increase probability of capture
Adapting wing widths to time of day and volatility
The Reality: Capital and Time Intensive
This is not a passive strategy. Successful implementation requires:
Substantial capital (each fly requires margin, multiple flies compound this)
Active monitoring throughout trading sessions
Quick decision-making as positions trigger
Multiple position adjustments per session
Disciplined adherence to management rules
How This Indicator Helps:
For backtesting:
Use replay mode to study how positions would have managed on historical sessions
Test different parameter combinations to find optimal settings
Observe position behavior during various market conditions
Understand timing and frequency of position adds and closes
Validate whether your capital can support the required position count
For live session support:
Real-time visual tracking shows current position coverage
Alerts notify you immediately when new positions should be added
Position closure alerts help you manage exits promptly
Reference strike tracking shows where you're measuring movement from
History table provides audit trail of all position activity
The indicator handles the complex tracking and rule application, allowing you to focus on execution and risk management.
Key Use Cases
1. Replay Mode - Backtest and Study
Use TradingView's replay feature to validate the strategy on historical sessions:
Step through past SPX sessions bar-by-bar
See exactly when positions would have opened and closed
Count how many flies would have expired profitably
Analyze different parameter settings on the same historical data
Study position behavior during trending vs ranging conditions
Calculate approximate capital requirements for your setup
Refine your parameters before risking real capital
2. Live Session Alerts
Set up real-time notifications for active trading sessions:
Get alerted immediately when new positions trigger
Receive notifications when positions close
Alerts include strike level, wing width, and closure reason
Works on mobile, desktop, email, or webhook
Never miss a position signal during active trading
Maintain awareness even when away from screens briefly
3. Fully Customizable Parameters
Adapt every aspect to your risk tolerance and capital:
Adjust trigger distances for more or fewer position adds
Modify wing widths for different volatility environments
Change session timing to match your trading schedule
Set maximum concurrent positions to your capital limits
Fine-tune spacing to match available strike increments
Iron Fly Structure
An iron fly is a neutral options strategy with four legs:
- Short 1 ATM Call
- Short 1 ATM Put
- Long 1 OTM Call (upper wing protection)
- Long 1 OTM Put (lower wing protection)
The structure creates a defined risk zone. Maximum profit occurs when price expires at the center strike. Loss increases as price moves toward the wings (breakeven points). Maximum loss is defined and occurs beyond the wings.
Expiration Goal:
You want SPX to close inside the fly's wings. If SPX expires at the strike, you capture maximum premium. If SPX expires between the strike and either wing, you still profit (reduced). If SPX expires beyond the wings, you realize a loss (but it's defined and limited by the wings).
Two-Phase Management System
The indicator tracks positions across two distinct trading phases with different management rules:
Phase 1: TWO_GLASS - Morning Session (Default 10am-1pm ET)
Conservative positioning with active repositioning:
- Trigger new positions when price moves 7.5 points from reference strike (configurable)
- Maintain maximum 2 concurrent positions (configurable)
- 10-point spacing between position strikes (configurable)
- 40-point wing width (configurable)
- Exit rule: When two positions are active and price crosses to one strike level, close the OTHER position
This phase uses a "follow the price" approach. You're not trying to stack multiple positions yet - you're maintaining one or two flies centered on wherever price currently is. As price drifts, you add a new fly at the current level and close the old one when price moves too far away.
Phase 2: THREE_GLASS - Afternoon Session (Default 1pm-4pm ET)
Accumulation mode with layered coverage:
- Trigger new positions every 2.5 points of price movement (configurable)
- Maintain maximum 6 concurrent positions (configurable)
- 5-point spacing between strikes (configurable)
- 20-point wings early, reducing to 10 points after 3pm (configurable)
- Exit rule: Positions only close when price reaches wing extremes
This phase builds a stacked profit zone. Instead of swapping positions, you accumulate multiple flies as price moves. The goal is to have several flies active at expiration, creating a wider net to capture price. Tighter spacing and more frequent triggers create this layered coverage.
Why Two Different Phases?
Morning (Phase 1):
Earlier in the day, price has more time to move substantially. Maintaining many concurrent positions is riskier because price could trend and hit multiple wings. The strategy uses selective positioning with wider wings and active replacement.
Afternoon (Phase 2):
Closer to expiration, price movements typically compress. Time for large moves decreases. The strategy shifts to accumulation, building a net of positions to increase probability that final expiration price falls within at least one (ideally several) of your flies. Tighter wings and more positions become appropriate.
Exit Mechanisms
Strike Cross Exit (Phase 1 Only)
When two positions are active, if price moves to or beyond one position's strike level, the OTHER position closes. This keeps your coverage centered on current price action rather than maintaining positions price has moved away from.
Example: Flies at 5900 and 5910 are open. Price moves to 5910. The fly at 5900 closes because price has moved to the 5910 level. You're now positioned at current price (5910) rather than maintaining coverage at old price (5900).
Wing Extreme Exit (Both Phases)
Any position closes immediately when price touches its upper or lower wing boundary. This represents the breakeven/maximum loss point, so the position is closed to prevent further deterioration.
Dynamic Wing Adjustment
Wing widths automatically adjust based on time of day:
- Phase 1 (Morning): 40 points (customizable)
- Phase 2 Early (1pm-3pm): 20 points (customizable)
- Phase 2 Late (3pm-4pm): 10 points (customizable)
This progressive tightening reflects decreasing price movement potential as expiration approaches. Wider wings earlier provide more protection when price could move substantially. Tighter wings later allow more precise positioning when price movements typically compress.
All values are fully adjustable to match your risk parameters and observed market volatility.
Customization Guide
Every parameter can be modified to suit your trading style, risk tolerance, and capital:
Session Timing
- TWO_GLASS Start Hour: When Phase 1 begins (default: 10am ET)
- THREE_GLASS Start Hour: When Phase 2 begins (default: 1pm ET)
- Wing Width Change Hour: When wings tighten (default: 3pm ET)
- Session End Hour: When tracking stops (default: 4pm ET)
Phase 1 Parameters (Fully Adjustable)
- Trigger Distance: How far price must move from reference strike to add new position (default: 7.5, range: 0.1+)
- Fly Spacing: Distance between position strikes (default: 10, range: 1.0+)
- Wing Width: Distance from strike to wings (default: 40, range: 5.0+)
- Max Flies: Maximum concurrent positions (default: 2, range: 1-10)
Phase 2 Early Parameters (Fully Adjustable)
- Trigger Distance: Movement needed to add new position (default: 2.5, range: 0.1+)
- Fly Spacing: Distance between strikes (default: 5, range: 1.0+)
- Wing Width: Strike to wing distance (default: 20, range: 5.0+)
- Max Flies: Maximum concurrent positions (default: 6, range: 1-20)
Phase 2 Late Parameters
- Wing Width: Reduced width after 3pm (default: 10, range: 5.0+)
General Settings
- Strike Rounding: Round strikes to nearest multiple (default: 5.0, range: 1.0+)
- Bars Before Check: Bars to wait before allowing closure (default: 2, prevents premature exits)
Display Options
- Show History Table: Toggle detailed position log (default: on)
- History Table Rows: Number of positions displayed (default: 15, range: 5-30)
Alert Settings
- Enable Alerts: Toggle notifications for opens/closes (default: on)
How to Use
For Backtesting in Replay Mode:
Select a historical SPX trading session
Apply indicator to 1-5 minute timeframe
Configure your preferred parameters
Activate TradingView's replay feature
Play through the session (step-by-step or continuous)
Observe when positions open (green boxes appear)
Watch position closures (boxes turn gray)
Count how many flies would have expired with price inside (green at session end)
Note total number of position adds throughout session
Calculate approximate capital needed (positions × margin per fly)
Test different parameter combinations on same historical data
Study position behavior during trending vs ranging sessions
For Live Trading Sessions:
Apply indicator to SPX on 1-5 minute timeframe
Configure parameters based on your backtest results
Create alerts for "Iron Fly Opened" and "Iron Fly Closed"
Set alert frequency to "Once Per Bar Close"
Choose notification method (popup, mobile app, email, webhook)
Monitor the status table (top-right) for current session and reference strike
Review history table (bottom-right) for position log with timestamps
When alert triggers, use visual cues to manually place actual option orders
Execute position adds and closes as indicated by the tracker
Visual Interpretation:
Green boxes = Active positions (theoretical profit zones)
White lines (Phase 1) / Aqua lines (Phase 2) = Strike levels
Red/Blue dotted lines = Wing boundaries (breakeven/risk limits)
Gray boxes = Closed positions (historical reference)
Current SPX price line = Shows where price is relative to positions
Top-right table = Current session status, reference strike, open/closed counts
Bottom-right table = Complete position history with open/close timestamps
Alert System Details
The indicator generates detailed alert messages for position management:
Position Opened:
- Strike level where fly should be placed
- Wing width (±points from strike)
- Session phase (Phase 1 or Phase 2)
- Alert format example: "Iron Fly OPENED | Strike: 5900 | Wings: ±40 | Session: TWO_GLASS"
Position Closed:
- Strike level of fly being closed
- Closure reason (strike cross, wing extreme, etc.)
- Session phase
- Alert format example: "Iron Fly CLOSED | Strike: 5900 | Reason: Price crossed to lower fly | Session: TWO_GLASS"
Configure alerts once before market open, then receive automatic notifications as positions trigger throughout the trading session.
Parameter Optimization Suggestions
For Higher Volatility Environments:
- Increase trigger distances (e.g., Phase 1: 10-15 points, Phase 2: 3-5 points)
- Widen wing widths (e.g., Phase 1: 50-60 points, Phase 2: 25-30 points early, 15-20 late)
- Increase strike spacing to reduce position frequency
For Lower Volatility Environments:
- Decrease trigger distances (e.g., Phase 1: 5-7 points, Phase 2: 1.5-2 points)
- Tighten wing widths (e.g., Phase 1: 30-35 points, Phase 2: 15-18 points early, 8-10 late)
- Reduce strike spacing for more granular coverage
For Conservative Risk Management:
- Reduce maximum concurrent positions (Phase 1: 1, Phase 2: 3-4)
- Widen wing widths for more breathing room
- Increase bars before check to avoid whipsaws
- Use wider trigger distances to reduce position frequency
For Aggressive Positioning:
- Increase maximum concurrent positions (Phase 2: 8-10)
- Tighten trigger distances for more frequent adds
- Reduce bars before check for faster responses
- Use tighter spacing to create denser coverage
Capital Considerations:
Remember that each fly requires margin. If Phase 2 allows 6 concurrent flies and each requires $10,000 margin, you need $60,000 in available capital just for position requirements, plus additional cushion for adverse movement.
Use replay mode to count maximum concurrent positions that would have occurred on historical sessions with your parameters, then calculate total capital needed.
Practical Application
This tool provides visual guidance and management support. To implement the strategy:
Backtest thoroughly in replay mode first
Validate capital requirements for your parameter settings
Confirm you can actively monitor positions during trading hours
Use displayed positions as reference for manual order placement
Match indicator parameters to your actual option contracts
Account for real-world factors: commissions, slippage, bid-ask spreads, option availability
Implement proper position sizing based on available capital
Set up alerts before market open to catch all signals
Execute actual trades manually in your brokerage platform
Track actual results versus indicator expectations
Important Limitations
Theoretical tracking only - not an automated trading system
No access to real option prices, Greeks, or implied volatility
No profit/loss calculations or risk metrics
Does not account for time decay (theta), delta, gamma, vega changes
Assumes continuous price action - gaps or halts not handled
Designed for 0DTE SPX options - not suitable for other timeframes or instruments
Assumes option availability at all strike levels - may not reflect reality
Does not model actual option bid/ask spreads or liquidity
Assumes instant execution at desired strikes - slippage not considered
Historical replay shows theoretical behavior only - actual market conditions may differ
Does not adjust for changing implied volatility throughout session
Position count and timing may not match what's executable in real markets
Capital and Time Requirements
This strategy is resource-intensive:
Capital Requirements:
Each iron fly requires margin (varies by broker and strike width)
Multiple concurrent positions multiply capital needs
Example: 6 flies at $10,000 each = $60,000 minimum
Additional cushion needed for adverse movement
Pattern Day Trader rules may apply (requires $25,000 minimum)
Time Requirements:
Active monitoring during trading hours (typically 10am-4pm ET)
Quick response to position add/close signals
Multiple position adjustments per session possible
Cannot be passive or set-and-forget
Requires ability to place orders promptly when alerted
Use replay mode to understand the commitment level before attempting live implementation.
Risk Considerations
Iron fly trading involves substantial risk. This indicator provides visualization and management support only - it does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations.
Options trading can result in total loss of capital. The indicator's theoretical positions do not reflect actual trading results. Backtest analysis and historical visualization do not guarantee similar future outcomes. Multiple concurrent positions multiply both profit potential and loss risk.
Always conduct independent research, understand all risks, validate capital requirements, and never trade with funds you cannot afford to lose. Consider starting with paper trading to validate execution capability before risking real capital.
Technical Notes
The indicator uses price-based triggers only. It does not:
Connect to options data feeds
Calculate theoretical option values or Greeks
Execute trades automatically
Provide specific trading signals or recommendations
Account for option-specific factors (implied volatility, time decay, bid/ask spreads)
All displayed information represents theoretical position placement based solely on underlying SPX price movement and user-configured parameters. The tool helps visualize the management framework but requires the trader to handle all actual execution and risk management decisions.
This is an educational and analytical tool for understanding iron fly position management concepts. It requires active interpretation, backtesting validation, and manual implementation by the user.
deKoder | Whale Prints [WP]deKoder | Whale Prints | Large Trade Orderflow Detection
This open-source indicator is a clean, precision tool for revealing hidden large-volume activity directly on your chart. By scanning ultra-low timeframes while you view higher ones, it projects statistically significant volume spikes as intuitive markers giving you a clear window into institutional orderflow without visually overwhelming the price action.
Key Features & Strengths
True Intra-Bar Detection | Monitors lower timeframes down to 1-second bars, catching aggressive block trades and absorption that occur within a single higher-TF candle.
Accurate Trade Levels | Markers are placed at the actual hl2 price of the aggressive lower-TF bar, providing a far more accurate estimate of where the large trade executed than typical mid-candle approximations.
Multiple Trades Per Bar | If several significant volume spikes occur inside one higher-TF candle, all qualifying levels are displayed individually – offering greater granularity and context.
Adaptive Thresholding | Uses higher-TF volume standard deviation (stable baseline) intelligently scaled to the lower timeframe, reducing noise in quiet markets while remaining sensitive to genuine outliers.
Clean Visual Hierarchy | Three tiers (Small 🞉 / Medium ⏣ / Large 🞊) with dynamic symbol size, line thickness, transparency, and user-definable bullish/bearish coloring based on LTF candle direction.
How to Use It as an Orderflow Tool
Large volume spikes often mark the footprints of institutional players. This indicator helps you read those footprints in real time.
Small (🞉) | Moderate excess volume: early interest, probing, or building positions.
Medium (⏣) | Strong spike: increasing conviction, potential momentum shift.
Large (🞊) | Extreme outlier: frequently climactic volume signalling exhaustion or major absorption.
Why Price Often Reverses at These Levels
Large players frequently place limit orders in areas rich with liquidity – commonly just beyond recent highs/lows where retail stop-losses cluster. When price sweeps those zones:
Stop hunts trigger a cascade of forced exits, creating liquidity for larger participants to fill their limit orders.
Breakout traders who entered on the move are trapped offside and become forced buyers/sellers when price reverses.
Institutions use this liquidity to execute large orders at favorable prices with minimal immediate market impact.
The result is aggressive volume at the extreme, followed by reversal as smart money finishes filling and price returns toward fair value. Clusters of medium/large markers at swing points are classic signs of this dynamic.
Practical Analysis Tips
Reversals/Absorption | Clusters of large markers at swing highs/lows (especially opposing-color spikes) signal potential turns – buyers or sellers stepping in aggressively.
Level Defense | Trades piling up at key support/resistance suggest institutions protecting or building positions.
Trapped Traders | Large spikes beyond range pivots followed by reversal back into the range often highlight trapped breakout traders who add fuel to a move when they are forced to liquidate their positions.
Use Offset (-3 to +3) to shift markers away from current price for clearer viewing.
Pro tip: Zoom into the lower TF occasionally to see how these projected levels align exactly with aggressive candles.
Recommended Pairings
This is designed as a pure orderflow overlay to be layered with your existing setup:
Support & Resistance (horizontals, pivots, Volume Profile POC/VAH/VAL)
Market Structure tools (swing points, order blocks, fair value gaps)
Trend filters (EMAs, SuperTrend, higher-TF bias)
Momentum oscillators for timing confluence
Best Suited For
Scalping & day trading (1–15 min charts with 5–30S lower TF)
Swing trading entries (1H–4H charts with 1–5 min lower TF)
High-liquidity markets: crypto perpetuals, forex majors, volatile stocks
Add this indicator to start seeing the hidden aggression driving price and expose the hidden edges beyond the noise.
☠ FR33FA11 | deKoder ☠
Released January 2025 | Open Source
Rolling Volume Structure: HVN & SentimentTitle:
Rolling Volume Structure: HVN & Sentiment
Description:
This indicator visualizes the distribution of volume over price levels for a user-defined rolling period. It is designed to identify structural market nodes (HVN/LVN) and correlate them with Pivot Points to filter out market noise.
NOTE: This script utilizes a mathematical array binning algorithm to calculate the profile efficiently on the chart timeframe, avoiding the runtime timeouts often associated with standard iterative volume profiles.
How it works (Technical Methodology)
Binning Algorithm: The script calculates the price range (Highest High - Lowest Low) of the lookback period and divides it into a fixed number of vertical bins defined by the Resolution input.
Volume Allocation: It iterates through historical bars once. The volume of each bar is assigned to the corresponding price bin based on the bar's closing price.
Sentiment Approximation: Since tick-level Bid/Ask data is not available for historical bars in standard Pine Script strategies, this indicator estimates directional volume based on candle polarity:
If Close > Open: Volume is categorized as "Up Volume" (Buying Sentiment).
If Close < Open: Volume is categorized as "Down Volume" (Selling Sentiment).
Disclaimer: This is a standard approximation for structural analysis and does not represent true tick-data delta.
Why this Combination? (Originality & Synergy)
This script addresses the problem of validating structural levels. Traders often use Pivots and Volume Profiles separately. This script combines them programmatically to provide context:
Pivot Confluence: A Pivot Point is only plotted if it aligns with significant volume structure.
HVN Validation: A pivot occurring within a High Volume Node (HVN) suggests a high-liquidity reversal zone, whereas a pivot in a Low Volume Node (LVN) may indicate a liquidity void or a "weak" high/low.
The Dashboard summarizes these metrics (Position relative to Value Area, Net Sentiment, and Trend), removing the need for multiple separate indicators.
Educational Use for Beginners
If you are new to Volume Profile, think of the market structure in these simple terms:
Value Area (VA): This is the "Fair Price" zone where 70% of trading happened. If price is inside here, the market is balanced. If price breaks out, it may be starting a trend.
HVN (High Volume Nodes - Colored Boxes): Think of these as "Traffic Jams". Price often slows down, bounces, or gets stuck here because there are many orders. They act as Support or Resistance.
LVN (Low Volume Nodes - Gray Strips): Think of these as "Empty Highways". Because there is little volume here, price tends to move through these zones very quickly to get to the next HVN.
Features
HVN (High Volume Nodes): Colored boxes highlighting areas of high accumulation.
LVN (Low Volume Nodes): Gray strips highlighting gaps or acceleration zones.
Value Area (VA): Displays the VAH, VAL, and PoC (Point of Control).
Volume-Filtered Pivots: Plots pivots only when supported by the profile structure.
Sentiment Coloring: The profile bins are colored based on the net bullish/bearish candle volume.
Settings
Rolling Period: The lookback window size (default 150 bars).
Resolution: Precision of the profile bins (higher = more detail, lower = smoother).
HVN Thresholds: Percentage of PoC volume required to identify a node.
Global Text Size: Adjusts labels and dashboard for 4K or standard screens.
Credits: The core binning logic is adapted from generic open-source array management concepts for custom volume profiles.
Apex ICT Delivery & Session Flow ProDescription
The Apex ICT Delivery & Session Flow Pro is a high-precision technical analysis indicator designed for inner-circle traders who prioritize a clean, institutional-grade chart. This script specializes in identifying real-time liquidity levels and displacement zones while utilizing an automated "Cleanup Engine" to ensure that only the most relevant, unmitigated data remains visible.
Core Functionalities
Multi-Timeframe Displacement Engine: The script scans across multiple timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 1H) to identify Fair Value Gaps (FVG) created by high-displacement price action. It automatically plots the FVG boxes and the 50% Consequent Encroachment (CE) line for precise entry and target mapping.
Dynamic Session Liquidity: Automatically identifies and tracks the Highs and Lows of the Asia, London, and New York sessions. These levels are explicitly labeled and extended to act as magnet levels for price or points of liquidity reversal.
CISD (Change in State of Delivery): Visualizes shifts in order flow by marking the opening prices of the last opposite candle when price action confirms a change in delivery state. This provides immediate visual feedback on market sentiment shifts.
NY-Specific VWAP: Features a strict New York Session VWAP that resets daily at the NY open (08:00). This serves as the "Mean" for the session, helping traders identify premium and discount zones specifically within the high-volume New York hours.
The "Clean Chart" Cleanup Engine: Unlike standard indicators that clutter the screen with historical data, this script features an intelligent removal system:
FVGs & Order Blocks: Automatically deleted once price trades through them or if they move too far from current price (Proximity Filter).
Broken Session Levels: Highs and Lows are instantly removed once they are breached by price.
Temporal Decay: CISD markers are automatically cleared after 20 candles to keep the focus on immediate delivery.
Apex ICT: Proximity & Delivery FlowThis indicator is a specialized ICT execution tool that automates the identification of Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, and Changes in State of Delivery (CISD). Unlike standard indicators that clutter the screen, this script uses a Proximity Logic Engine to ensure you only see tradeable levels. It automatically purges old data (50-candle CISD limit) and deletes mitigated zones the moment they are breached, leaving you with a clean, institutional-grade chart.
Apex ICT: Proximity & Delivery FlowSimple Description: This indicator is a specialized ICT execution tool that automates the identification of Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, and Changes in State of Delivery (CISD). Unlike standard indicators that clutter the screen, this script uses a Proximity Logic Engine to ensure you only see tradeable levels. It automatically purges old data (50-candle CISD limit) and deletes mitigated zones the moment they are breached, leaving you with a clean, institutional-grade chart.
ICT CISD+FVG+OBThis script is a high-performance ICT suite designed for traders who want a professional, "noise-free" chart. It identifies core institutional patterns—Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, and Changes in State of Delivery (CISD)—across multiple timeframes.
The script features a proprietary Proximity Cleanup Engine that automatically deletes old or broken levels, keeping your workspace focused only on price action that is currently tradeable. It strictly follows directional delivery rules for CISD and includes a 50-candle "freshness" limit to ensure you never have to manually clear old data from your past bars.
Core Features
Intelligent CISD: Only triggers Bullish CISD on green candles and Bearish CISD on red candles.
Proximity Filter: Automatically wipes away any levels that are "miles away" from the current price.
Clean Workspace: Removes broken session highs/lows and mitigated zones instantly.
Full Customization: Toggle visibility and colors for every component via the settings menu.
ORB with Range Context📌 What This Indicator Does
This indicator plots the Opening Range (OR) — the high and low established during a user-defined session window at market open — and provides context on the range's significance by comparing it to recent volatility.
After the opening range session completes, the indicator displays:
• ORB High and Low as horizontal reference levels
• Optional Midline (often acts as intraday support/resistance)
• Target projections at customizable multiples when breakout occurs
• Range Quality classification (Narrow / Normal / Wide)
🔬 How It Works
Step 1: Opening Range Capture
During the session window (default: 09:15–09:20 IST for Indian markets), the indicator tracks the highest high and lowest low. These become the day's Opening Range boundaries.
Step 2: Range Quality Analysis
This is where this indicator differs from standard ORB tools. It compares today's range to the instrument's Average True Range (ATR) and classifies it:
• NARROW — Range is less than 0.5× ATR
Interpretation: Price compression. The market opened in a tight range relative to recent volatility. Compression often precedes expansion — breakouts from narrow ranges can be more directional.
• NORMAL — Range is between 0.5× and 1.2× ATR
Interpretation: Typical opening behavior. Standard breakout expectations apply.
• WIDE — Range is greater than 1.2× ATR
Interpretation: The market opened with unusual volatility — possibly due to gaps, news events, or overnight developments. Wide ranges may indicate that much of the day's move has already occurred.
Step 3: Breakout Detection
A breakout is confirmed when price closes beyond the ORB High or Low (not just wicks through). The indicator tracks the first breakout direction each day.
Step 4: Target Projection
On confirmed breakout, targets are calculated using the ORB range as the measurement unit:
• Target 1 = Breakout Level ± (Range × 1.0)
• Target 2 = Breakout Level ± (Range × 1.5)
• Target 3 = Breakout Level ± (Range × 2.0)
⚙️ Settings Guide
Opening Range Settings
• ORB Session Window — Time window for capturing the range. Default: 0915-0920 (first 5 min for NSE/BSE) or 0915-10:00(first 45 mins for NSE/BSE. US Markets: 0930-0935 or 0930-0945.
• Show Midline — Toggle the range midpoint display
Target Projection
• Target 1/2/3 (x Range) — Multipliers for profit targets. Default values (1.0, 1.5, 2.0) follow classical ORB methodology.
Range Quality Analysis
• ATR Period — Lookback for ATR calculation (default: 14)
• Narrow Threshold — Ranges below this ATR multiple are classified as narrow (default: 0.5)
• Wide Threshold — Ranges above this ATR multiple are classified as wide (default: 1.2)
📈 How to Use This Indicator
1. Apply to an intraday chart (1-min to 5-min recommended)
2. Wait for the ORB session to complete — levels appear after the time window ends
3. Check Range Quality in the info panel
4. Watch for breakout confirmation — price must close beyond ORB High or Low
5. Use projected targets for trade management
💡 Practical Tips
• Narrow Range Days: Often produce cleaner breakout trades. Tight opening suggests indecision that typically resolves directionally.
• Wide Range Days: If range exceeds 1.5× ATR, consider whether the instrument has already made its daily move.
• Midline Usage: After breakout, the midline often acts as a pullback level for re-entry or confirmation.
📊 Why Range Quality Matters
Most ORB indicators plot static levels without context. A 100-point range on NIFTY might be significant on a quiet day but trivial on a volatile day.
By normalizing against ATR, this indicator answers: "Is today's opening range tight or loose relative to what this instrument normally does?"
This helps traders:
• Calibrate profit expectations
• Assess risk appropriately
• Avoid mechanical trading without market context
🔔 Alerts Available
• ORB Bullish Breakout
• ORB Bearish Breakout
• Target 1 Hit
• Target 2 Hit
⚠️ Notes
• Works on intraday timeframes only
• Best suited for liquid instruments with defined opening sessions
• Range Quality is contextual guidance, not a standalone signal
• Always use appropriate risk management
BB6-MTF-OverlayBB6-MTF-Overlay (Multi-Bollinger Bands, MTF, Overlay)
BB6-MTF-Overlay is a Bollinger Bands overlay indicator that lets you display up to 6 independent BB sets on a single chart, with full MTF (higher timeframe) support.
It’s designed for fast multi-timeframe context—so you can see where price is relative to higher-timeframe BB levels (middle / ±1σ / ±2σ / ±3σ) while trading your current timeframe.
Key Features
Up to 6 Bollinger Band sets displayed simultaneously (overlay)
Per BB set: choose Local (current TF) or MTF (higher TF via security)
Per BB set: Gaps ON/OFF
ON: values may appear only at HTF update points (discontinuous)
OFF: HTF values are filled across lower TF bars (step-like)
Per BB set: Confirmed Bars Mode ON/OFF
ON: uses confirmed HTF values (minimizes repainting)
OFF: follows the in-progress HTF bar (useful for discretionary trading)
Per BB set: toggle visibility for Middle / ±σ1 / ±σ2 / ±σ3 independently
Custom sigma multipliers (e.g., 1.5σ, 0.6σ) for fine tuning
Separate switches for Calculation ON/OFF and Display ON/OFF
Turn off calculations to reduce load, or hide plots only
Typical Use Cases
Use higher timeframe (4H/D/W) BB middle and ±1σ as “structure walls” while executing on lower timeframe
Combine real-time tracking (e.g., 15m BB with Confirmed OFF) with stable HTF anchors (e.g., Daily/Weekly with Confirmed ON)
Keep ±2σ/±3σ OFF by default and enable them only when you need to check range expansion or extremes
Default Preset (Initial Settings)
BB1: 15m MTF (Confirmed Bars Mode OFF)
BB2: 4H MTF (Confirmed Bars Mode OFF)
BB3: Daily MTF (Confirmed Bars Mode ON)
BB4: Weekly MTF (Confirmed Bars Mode ON)
BB5: Monthly MTF (Confirmed Bars Mode ON)
BB6: Calculation OFF / Display OFF
For all active BB sets: σ1 ON by default, σ2 & σ3 OFF by default
Notes
With MTF + Confirmed OFF, band values will move until the higher timeframe bar closes (intended for discretionary use).
If the chart looks too busy, disable unused BB sets or turn off σ2/σ3.
📌 BB6-MTF-Overlay（ボリンジャーバンド6本・MTF対応・Overlay）
BB6-MTF-Overlay は、最大6セットのボリンジャーバンドを同時にチャート上へ重ねて表示できる、MTF（上位足参照）対応のBollinger Bandsインジケーターです。
🕒 15分／4時間／日足／週足／月足など、複数時間軸のボリンジャーを1つのチャートで確認できるため、環境認識（上位足の位置関係）＋現在足の判断をスムーズに行えます。
✨ 主な特徴
📈 最大6本のボリンジャーバンドを同時表示（Overlay）
🔁 各BBごとに Local（現在足） / MTF（上位足） を選択可能
🧩 各BBごとに ギャップON/OFF（上位足更新点のみ表示／階段状に埋める表示）を切替
✅ 各BBごとに 確定足モードON/OFF
ON：上位足確定値（リペイント最小）
OFF：進行中の上位足にも追随（裁量補助向け）
🎚️ 各BBごとに ミドル／±σ1／±σ2／±σ3 を個別に表示ON/OFF
🔧 σ値は自由入力（例：1.5σ、0.6σ など微調整可）
⚙️ 計算ON/OFFと表示ON/OFFを分離
表示だけ消す／計算ごと止めて軽くする、の両方に対応
🧠 想定する使い方（例）
🧱 上位足（4H/日足/週足）のミドル・±1σを「壁」として見て、今の足（5分/15分）での反発・抜けを判断
🏃 「15分BB（確定足OFF）」でリアルタイム追随しつつ、「日足/週足（確定足ON）」で大局の位置を固定して確認
🔍 σ2・σ3は普段OFF、必要なときだけONにしてレンジ幅・伸び代を確認
🧾 デフォルト設定（初期状態）
1️⃣ BB1：15分MTF（確定足モードOFF）
2️⃣ BB2：4時間MTF（確定足モードOFF）
3️⃣ BB3：日足MTF（確定足モードON）
4️⃣ BB4：週足MTF（確定足モードON）
5️⃣ BB5：月足MTF（確定足モードON）
6️⃣ BB6：計算OFF／表示OFF
🎛️ 初期表示は全BB共通で「1σのみON（2σ・3σはOFF）」
⚠️ 注意事項
🔄 MTFで「確定足モードOFF（追随）」を使用する場合、上位足が確定するまで値が動くため、見え方が変化します（裁量補助向け）。
🧹 表示本数が増えるとチャートが混み合うため、必要なBBだけ表示ONにする運用がおすすめです。
