Raja_Intraday: Bull/Bear Logic SetupBased on Candle high low/PDH-PDL break out, in combination with other indicators.
Focus is more on accuracy than on higher frequency of trades. Enjoy!!
Trend Analysis
MKL ComboNOTE to Tradingview Moderators - this current usage pattern (offsetting pivot + using lookahead_off for HTF signals and historical past-levels) does not leak future data and prevents repainting, therefore should be fine for public invite-only publication.
OVERVIEW :
This all-in-one trading indicator seamlessly integrates three professional-grade analytical tools to provide a complete market perspective. It combines dynamic trend Buy Or Sell signals, institutional-style daily support/resistance levels , and an adaptive volumetric-weighted core . Designed for traders who need clear, actionable insights without clutter, this indicator helps identify precise entry points, key price levels, and overall market direction across any timeframe.
Key Components:
1. Swinger 3.0 Signals (Multi-Timeframe)
A sophisticated trend-following system that detects trend reversals with high accuracy:
- Buy Signals (B): Orange labels printed below price bars when the trend shifts bullish
- Sell Signals (S): Blue labels printed above price bars when the trend shifts bearish
- Flexible Timeframe Analysis: Calculate signals on any timeframe while viewing them on your current chart. (For example, generate reliable 1-hour signals while trading on a 5-minute chart for precision entries)
- Smart Daily Filter: Optional filter that only shows signals when price is appropriately positioned relative to the daily pivot middle line (above for sells, below for buys), improving signal quality
2. Daily Range Levels (Institutional Levels)
Professional-grade support and resistance levels calculated from daily volume weighted points, used by institutional traders:
- Resistance Levels (Red): R1, R2, and R3 lines with automatic price labels
- Support Levels (Green): S1, S2, and S3 lines with automatic price labels
- Previous Day Extremes: Gray lines marking yesterday's high and low for additional context
- Visual Zones: Colored shading for extreme R3 and S3 areas to highlight overbought/oversold conditions
- No Trade Zone(Inflection Zone): A prominent yellow central zone representing the main volumetric area with most number of buyers/sellers, (everyone looking for a fair price for the day). This critical zone acts as a daily magnet for price and separates bullish from bearish territory.
3. Core Moving Average
An adaptive volumetric core that provides smooth, responsive trend directions (to be used as a confluence for the Swinger 3.0 signals & should NOT be used independently):
- Dynamic Color Coding: Green when trending upward, Red when trending downward
- Optimal Settings: Fixed period length for balance between responsiveness and noise reduction
- Trend Confirmation: Use it to filter signals and trade only in the direction of the prevailing trend
How to Use This Indicator:
1. Trend Trading Strategy:
- Identify the primary trend using the Core MA color (Green = Bullish, Red = Bearish)
- In bullish trends (Green), look for Swinger buy signals near support levels (S1, S2, S3)
- In bearish trends (Red), look for Swinger sell signals near resistance levels (R1, R2, R3)
- Place stops below/above the nearest level and target the next level(s) in your direction, or use signal candle high/low or swing high/low as the stoploss.
2. Level-Based Strategy:
- Watch for price reactions at daily levels (bounces or breakouts)
- The No-trade zone will act as main intraday infleciton point
- R3 and S3 zones indicate extreme conditions—consider taking profits here
- Combine level analysis with Swinger signals for high-probability setups.
3. Multi-Timeframe Strategy:
- Set Swinger to a higher timeframe (e.g., 15m on a 1m chart, or 1h on a 15m chart)
- Only take signals that align with the higher timeframe trend
- This approach dramatically reduces false signals and improves risk/reward ratios
Input Settings Explained:
- Signal Timeframe : Leave empty to use your chart's timeframe, or enter a higher timeframe (e.g., "15m", "1h", "D") for multi-timeframe analysis.
- Enable Levels Filter : Toggle on to see ONLY Buy Signals at support levels (below no-trade zone) and only Sell Signals at resistance levels (above no-trade zone).
- Lookback Period : Calculation period for Swinger calculations (default 10)—lower values = more signals, higher values = fewer but stronger signals
- Core Bullish/Bearish Colors : Customize the moving average colors to match your chart theme
Technical Features:
- Clean Signal Plotting: Only one signal per bar—no stacking or clustering
- Automatic Labeling: All levels show their exact price values with dynamic positioning
- Built-in Alerts: Ready-to-use alert conditions for buy and sell signals
- Universal Compatibility: Works on all timeframes, all asset classes (stocks, crypto, forex, futures)
- No Repainting : Signals are confirmed and do not disappear
Pro Tips for Best Results:
- The Core MA works best as a trend bias tool, not a standalone signal generator
- For volatile markets, increase the Lookback Period to reduce signal frequency
- Daily levels are most effective during regular trading hours when institutional volume is present. (Extended trading hours might cause problems with visibility of the levels).
Important Notes:
- Daily Range Levels are calculated from daily data and update only at the start of a new trading day (00:00 UTC)
- Swinger signals calculated on higher timeframes will lag by one bar on the lower timeframe—this is normal and prevents false signals
- The Core MA, is a lagging indicator—use it for confirmation, not prediction.
[CT] Kurutoga MTF HistogramWhat is Kurutoga MTF Histogram?
The Kurutoga MTF Histogram is a multi-time-frame momentum and mean-deviation tool.
It measures how far the current close is trading away from a rolling midpoint of price and then displays that deviation as a color-coded histogram.
Instead of looking only at one lookback, this version plots three Kurutoga “leads” at the same time:
Kurutoga Lead (x1) – base length
Kurutoga Lead 2x – slower, 2 × base length
Kurutoga Lead 4x – slowest, 4 × base length
Each lead is calculated both on the chart’s timeframe (LTF) and on a Higher Time Frame (HTF) of your choice, so you can see short-term deviation inside a higher-time-frame structure.
4-color Kurutoga scheme
Each Kurutoga lead uses a 4-color MACD-style scheme:
For a given lead:
Up Light – divergence ≥ 0 and rising compared to the previous bar
Up Dark – divergence ≥ 0 and falling (positive but losing momentum)
Down Light – divergence < 0 and falling (bearish momentum increasing)
Down Dark – divergence < 0 and rising (negative but contracting)
By default the same four teal / red hues are shared across x1, x2, and x4. The only difference between the leads is transparency:
x1 = strongest (least transparent)
x2 = medium opacity
x4 = faintest
This lets you see all three layers at once without the chart becoming a solid block of color.
The HTF areas use the same palette but with an extra transparency offset applied, so they appear as soft background bands rather than competing with the histograms.
Inputs and how to use them
1. Base Length
Defines the lookback for the main Kurutoga Lead.
The script automatically creates:
len1 = baseLength
len2 = baseLength × 2
len3 = baseLength × 4
Smaller base lengths → faster, more reactive histograms.
Larger base lengths → smoother, trend-focused behavior.
2. Higher Time Frame
This is the HTF used for the area plots and HTF midpoints.
Examples:
5-minute chart with HTF = 30 or 60 minutes
15-minute chart with HTF = 4H or 1D
The idea is to trade on the lower timeframe while seeing how far price is stretched relative to a higher-time-frame range midpoint.
3. Show / Hide toggles
Under “Show / Hide” you can independently turn on/off:
Kurutoga Lead (x1)
Kurutoga Lead 2x
Kurutoga Lead 4x
HTF Lead, HTF Lead 2x, HTF Lead 4x
This lets you:
Run only a single Kurutoga if you want a clean panel, or
Stack multiple leads for a “multi-speed” view of extension and mean reversion.
4. Color Scheme (4-color Kurutoga)
Up Light / Up Dark / Down Light / Down Dark – base hues used for every lead.
Lead opacity (x1, 2x, 4x) – sets how strong or faint each lead appears.
x1 is usually your primary “trading speed.”
x2 and x4 can be faded so they act as context.
Extra transparency for HTF areas – additional opacity applied on top of each lead’s opacity when drawing HTF areas. This keeps the HTF layer subtle.
You can fine-tune the exact teal/red values here to match your personal palette.
Practical reading & trade ideas
Trend alignment
When all three Kurutoga leads (x1, 2x, 4x) are above zero, price is trading above its rolling mid-range on multiple speeds → bullish environment.
When all three are below zero, you have a multi-speed bearish environment.
Mixed readings (e.g., x1 above zero, x4 below zero) can signal transition or mean-reversion areas.
Momentum vs exhaustion
Up Light / Down Light (light colors) show momentum expanding in that direction.
Up Dark / Down Dark (dark colors) show momentum contracting – price still on that side of zero, but the push is weakening.
After a run of Up Light bars, a shift to Up Dark may hint at a stall or pullback.
After a run of Down Light bars, a shift to Down Dark may hint at short covering / bounce potential.
Multi-time-frame confluence
Use the HTF areas as a backdrop:
If LTF Kurutoga leads are above zero while the HTF area is also positive (and ideally expanding), that’s strong bullish alignment.
If LTF leads are trying to flip up while HTF divergence is still deeply negative, you may be looking at a counter-trend bounce rather than a true trend change.
Example setups
Trend-following entries:
Look for x2 & x4 leads on the same side of zero as the HTF area, then use x1 color shifts (from Down Dark → Up Light or vice versa) to fine-tune entries in the direction of that higher-time-frame bias.
Mean-reversion fades:
Watch for extreme Kurutoga values where x1/x2 are strongly extended beyond zero while color flips from Light to Dark (momentum stalling) against an opposing HTF backdrop .
Notes
The indicator is non-directional by itself – it measures distance from a rolling midpoint rather than trend structure or order flow. It works best when combined with your existing price action/trend tools (moving averages, HLBO, structure zones, etc.).
Because HTF values are brought down via request.security, choose HTF settings that make sense for your product and session (for example, don’t use very high HTFs on thin intraday markets).
Use the Kurutoga MTF Histogram as a visual scanner for extension, momentum regime, and multi-speed alignment, then layer your own entry/exit rules on top.
Daily AVWAPsDaily AVWAPs is designed for intraday and swing traders who track institutional volume benchmarks. Instead of a single "rolling" line that resets continuously, this indicator identifies the starting timestamp of the last 5 trading sessions and draws five distinct Anchored VWAPs from those exact moments.
This allows traders to see exactly where the average volume-weighted price stands for the current day (1D), yesterday (2D), and the three days prior (3D, 4D, 5D) simultaneously.
Key Features
Polyline Visualization: Unlike standard indicators that plot historical values for every bar (creating a messy "sawtooth" effect), this script uses Pine Script Polylines. It draws clean, static lines starting from the specific anchor point to the present price, mimicking the manual "Anchored VWAP" drawing tool.
Dynamic Session Detection: The script contains zero hardcoded dates. It automatically detects when a new trading day begins based on the chart data. It works seamlessly across all asset classes (Stocks, Crypto, Futures) and automatically adjusts for weekends, holidays, and irregular trading weeks without manual updates.
Unified Color Control: Input colors are synchronized. Changing a color in the settings menu updates both the chart line and the price scale label instantly.
Toggle Controls: Individual checkboxes allow you to toggle any specific VWAP (1D through 5D) on or off to keep your chart clean.
How to Use
Trend Strength: When the 1D, 2D, and 3D VWAPs are "fanning out" in alignment, the trend is strong.
Mean Reversion: In a sideways market, price often gravitates back to the 5-Day VWAP as a "value area."
Support & Resistance: Watch for price to respect the VWAP of a previous high-volume day (e.g., bouncing off the 3D VWAP during a pullback).
Settings
Source: Select the price data source (default is OHLC4) .
Colors & Toggles: Use the checkboxes to enable/disable specific lines. Customize the color for each specific day's AVWAP directly in the Inputs tab.
This indicator was adapted and repurposed from the original work by The_Last_Gentleman .
Technical Note: This indicator is optimized for intraday timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 1H). Because it uses polyline and array logic to scan specific session timestamps, it calculates exclusively on the most recent bar to maintain high performance.
MARKET Structure + MTF DashboardThis script automatically detects market structure shifts and visualizes:
Bullish BOS (Break of Structure)
Bearish BOS
Bullish CHoCH (Change of Character)
Bearish CHoCH
On top of that, it shows a multi-timeframe dashboard in the top-right corner of the chart, so you can instantly see the latest structure event on:
1m
6m
36m
216m
1D
regardless of which timeframe you are currently viewing.
Core Logic
The script is built around swing highs / swing lows using ta.pivothigh and ta.pivotlow.
Pivot Definition
A swing high / low is defined by:
lb = left bars
rb = right bars
A pivot high is a bar whose high is higher than the previous lb bars and the next rb bars.
A pivot low is a bar whose low is lower than the previous lb bars and the next rb bars.
Break Conditions
After a pivot is confirmed, the script waits at least N bars (minBarsAfterPivot) before accepting any break of that pivot level as a valid structure event.
You can choose how to define the break:
Close-based (닫기) – use candle close
Wick-based (없음 or 꼬리) – use high/low (full wick)
BOS vs CHoCH Classification
For each timeframe, the script tracks structure breaks and classifies them:
A move breaking above the last swing high → upward break
A move breaking below the last swing low → downward break
Then:
If the current break direction is the same as the previous break
→ it is classified as BOS (trend continuation)
If the current break direction is the opposite of the previous break
→ it is classified as CHoCH (trend reversal / change of character)
Return codes (internally):
1 = Bullish BOS
2 = Bullish CHoCH
-1 = Bearish BOS
-2 = Bearish CHoCH
0 = no event
Chart Annotations
On the active chart timeframe, the script can optionally show:
Structure lines:
Horizontal lines at the price level where BOS / CHoCH occurred
Lines extend to the left until the first candle that previously touched that price zone
Labels:
“Bull BOS”, “Bear BOS”, “Bull CHoCH”, “Bear CHoCH”
Fully color-customizable (line color, label background, text color, transparency)
You can also enable/disable pivot labels (HH, HL, LL, LH) for swing highs and lows, with separate toggles for:
HH / LL
HL / LH
Multi-Timeframe Dashboard
The dashboard in the top-right corner shows, for each timeframe:
1m / 6m / 36m / 216m / 1D
The last structure event (Bull BOS, Bull CHoCH, Bear BOS, Bear CHoCH, or None)
Colored background by event type:
Strong green / red for CHoCH
Softer green / red for BOS
Gray for None
The important part:
Each timeframe’s state is calculated inside that timeframe itself and then pulled via request.security().
That means:
No matter which chart timeframe you are currently on,
the dashboard always shows the same last event for each TF.
Inputs
Pivot lb / Pivot rb
Control how “wide” a swing must be to be accepted as a pivot.
Breakout 기준 (Confirm type)
Close-based or wick-based break logic.
피봇 이후 최소 대기 캔들 수 (Min bars after pivot)
Minimum number of bars that must pass after a pivot forms before a break can count as BOS / CHoCH.
This filters out very early / noisy breaks.
Toggles:
Show pivot balloons (HH/HL/LL/LH)
Show BOS
Show CHoCH
Visual:
Line colors for each event type
Line transparency
Label background transparency
Label text color
Alerts
The script defines alert conditions for:
Bullish BOS
Bearish BOS
Bullish CHoCH
Bearish CHoCH
You can use them to trigger notifications when a new structure event occurs on the active timeframe.
Notes & Usage
This is a market structure helper, not a complete trading system.
BOS / CHoCH should be used together with:
Liquidity zones
Volume / delta
Orderflow or higher-timeframe context
Parameters like lb, rb, and minBarsAfterPivot are intentionally exposed so you can tune:
Sensitivity vs. reliability
Scalping vs. swing-structure
This script is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
Always backtest and combine with your own trading plan and risk management.
⚡ Hybrid Zero-Lag SuperTrend + Strength + Compression⚡ Hybrid Zero-Lag SuperTrend — Ultra-Early Trend Detection for Pro Traders
The Hybrid Zero-Lag SuperTrend is a next-generation trend engine built for traders who demand speed, accuracy, and clean signals. By combining Ehlers Zero-Lag smoothing, adaptive ATR bands, trend-strength scoring, and compression detection, this tool delivers trend flips 50–70% earlier than classic SuperTrend while filtering out noise and chop.
Perfect for scalpers, intraday traders, and high-volatility markets (NVDA, TSLA, NQ, ES, BTC).
Key Features
• Zero-Lag SuperTrend — reacts instantly to price shifts
• Trend Strength Score (0–100) — identifies strong vs weak trend conditions
• Compression Detection — highlights breakout zones before the move happens
• Hybrid Labels (last 10 only) — 📈 Strong Buy, 📉 Strong Sell, 🟡 Weak Trend, ⚪ Compression
• Adaptive Volatility Bands — tighten during consolidation, widen during expansion
• Neon trend heatmap — clean visual confirmation without lag
This indicator is engineered for fast markets, early entries, confident exits, and superior trend validation.
If you scalp or trade intraday momentum, this tool instantly becomes one of the most powerful signals on your chart.
HVPro Style IndicatorHVPro Style Indicator – Historical Volatility + Volume
HVPro Style Indicator is a combined volatility-and-volume tool designed to help traders visualize market expansion and contraction phases.
It calculates Historical Volatility (HV) using log-returns and a customizable lookback period, then smooths the result for a cleaner trend signal.
The script also includes a volume histogram, scaled by a multiplier, with bar colors changing based on whether volatility is rising or falling.
This makes it easy to spot moments when both volume and volatility align, often signaling trend transitions, breakouts, or exhaustion.
Features
✔ Historical Volatility calculation (annualized)
✔ Smoothed HV for cleaner visual trends
✔ Volume histogram with customizable multiplier
✔ Volume bar color shifts based on HV direction
✔ User-controlled visibility for both HV and volume
✔ Lightweight and optimized for all timeframes
How to Use
Rising HV (green volume bars) can indicate trend expansion or breakout momentum.
Falling HV (red bars) suggests contraction, ranging conditions, or volatility cooldown.
Watch for volatility shifts combined with volume spikes for potential trade entries.
B/B Timeframe This indicator showcases the current state of every timeframe. (Bullish / Bearish)
Keeps it in check at all times and changes the changes are happening live.
GK BOS ultimateGK BOS ultimate is a structured Break of Structure tool designed to highlight major shifts in the market structure.
The script identifies when price breaks above a significant previous high or below a significant low, using a defined lookback period and a ATR filter to reduce weak or minor breakouts
When a major bullish or bearish structure breaks occurs, the indicator marks the chart with a GK BUY or GK SELL label.
It also plots a TP1 level based on ATR(14) multiplied by a user-selected factor.
This provides a consistent volatility-based reference point that helps traders analyse potential follow-through areas after a structure break.
HOW IT WORKS
the script calculates the highest high and lowest low over the chosen lookback period
A break of structure is confirmed only if the close moves beyond these levels with enough strength relative to ATR, When this happens the indicator
Prints GK BUY for bullish structure breaks
Prints GK SELL for bearish structure breaks
Plots a corresponding TP1 PRINT derived from recent volatility
no repainting occurs because calculations are based on confirmed closes
this TOOL is intended for educational and analytical purposes only
ICT FVG & Order Flow (IRL to ERL)Overview
Master liquidity with precision. This indicator brings the iCT trading concept to life by automatically detecting liquidity pools, fair value gaps, and key swing points. It shows you exactly where price is likely to move next — from Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) to External Range Liquidity (ERL). With built-in alerts and multi-timeframe validation, it helps you stay one step ahead of the market.
Concept
Markets move where liquidity is. According to iCT theory, price usually sweeps internal liquidity (IRL) first and then hunts for external liquidity (ERL). By mapping this process in real time, the indicator provides a clear framework for understanding market structure, liquidity grabs, and directional bias.
How it works
Detects the High-Probability Leg (HPL) — the leg containing a fair value gap (FVG)
Highlights unmitigated FVGs within the current context.
Marks swing points (SPs), IRL levels, and ERL targets automatically.
Identifies IRL rejections when liquidity is taken inside the leg.
Identifies if a FVG is Respected or Disrespected by 2 Candle Rejection (2CR)
Notifies you of every critical liquidity event:
New context leg
New FVG
IRL rejection
ERL or SP liquidity sweep
FVG is Respected or Disrespected by 2CR
Key Features
Automatic drawing of IRL, ERL, and SP levels
FVG types: Simple FVG or Breakaway Gap (BAG)
Multi-timeframe sweep check – if a single candle takes both IRL and ERL, the indicator zooms into a lower timeframe to confirm which liquidity was swept first
Fully customizable alerts for all liquidity events
Flexible settings for swing points, lookback depth, colors, and style
How to use
Start from the monthly chart to define the macro trend.
Analyze the latest order flow leg:
Bullish FVG = bullish context
Bearish FVG = bearish context
Step down to the daily timeframe and repeat the analysis.
Wait for price to approach or reject from IRL (the indicator highlights it automatically).
Drop to a lower timeframe for entries — use timeframe alignment to select the right LTF.
Enter with the FVG model, targeting liquidity within the leg.
Place take profit inside the context — e.g., never above ERL in a bullish setup.
🔔 Alerts
New Context
New FVG
IRL Rejection
ERL Sweep
SP Sweep
2CR
⚙️ Customization
Context side (auto/manual)
LTF pointer (auto/manual)
Show/hide Resistance FVG, Overlapping Defense, ERL/SP sweeps, 2CR
Look back bars, swing lines, swing length, line offsets
* Full color customization (FVG, bullish/bearish, labels, boxes)
YenCarry IndexA risk gauge that signals when USD/JPY is moving fast enough to make yen intervention likely by Ministry of Finance.
Long Short Lien TucRSI Long Short Continuum
The RSI Long Short Continuum unveils a meticulously engineered paradigm for decoding market momentum, transcending the rudimentary confines of the traditional Relative Strength Index (RSI). By orchestrating a symphony of Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and Weighted Moving Average (WMA) dynamics, this indicator distills the chaotic oscillations of price action into a refined lattice of actionable signals. Its esoteric methodology probes the undercurrents of trend expansion and contraction, harnessing real-time price flux to illuminate pivotal junctures of market intent.
Core Constructs:
• RSI (Period 14): A sentinel of momentum, its chromatic transmutations—crimson at ≥80, verdant at ≤20—herald zones of exuberance or capitulation.
• EMA (Period 9) of RSI: A mercurial filter that tempers the RSI’s caprice, tracing the ephemeral shifts in market fervor with surgical precision.
• WMA (Period 45) of RSI: An anchor of gravitas, weaving a tapestry of long-term momentum to sieve transient noise from enduring trends.
• Trend Expansion Logic: A proprietary calculus that discerns anomalous divergences between RSI and WMA, auguring moments of kinetic eruption or subsidence.
• Real-Time Signal Nexus: By interrogating live candle data, the indicator conjures buy and sell sigils—triangular glyphs of intent—poised at the precipice of momentum reversal.
Operational Codex:
The Continuum operates as a dualistic oracle, simultaneously charting the ebb of momentum and the crescendo of trend potential. Its signals emerge from a confluence of arcane conditions:
• Buy Signals: Manifest when RSI ascends past the EMA in the wake of a downtrend’s distension, with the EMA’s curvature aligning toward convergence with the WMA. The slope of the EMA, ascending gently, corroborates the nascent resurgence, while a disciplined proximity between EMA and WMA ensures fidelity.
• Sell Signals: Crystallize as RSI descends beneath the EMA following an uptrend’s apogee, with the EMA’s declivity and narrowing EMA-WMA interstice heralding exhaustion. The antecedent trend’s vigor, now waning, validates the signal’s portent.
• Trend Divination: The EMA’s ascent above the WMA augurs a burgeoning momentum, while its descent portends enervation. The indicator’s vigilance over trend expansion—gauged through aberrant RSI-WMA disparities—unveils moments of latent reversal.
Distinction from Orthodoxy:
Unlike the prosaic RSI, tethered to static thresholds of overbought and oversold, the Continuum probes deeper strata of market dynamics. Its fusion of EMA slope analysis, WMA-referenced trend anchoring, and real-time divergence detection transcends conventional momentum paradigms. By eschewing the banal reliance on fixed levels, it navigates the liminal spaces of price flux, offering prescience where others falter.
Application Mandala:
• Optimal Context: The Continuum thrives in the crucible of short-term frameworks—5 to 15-minute charts—where its real-time alchemy captures fleeting dislocations in forex, equities, or volatile indices.
• Strategic Deployment: Seek buy signals in the aftermath of oversold retrenchments, corroborated by EMA-WMA convergence; deploy sell signals at the zenith of overbought exuberance, tempered by trend exhaustion cues.
• Complementary Synthesis: Augment with support/resistance confluences or volume surges to refine entry precision.
Caveat Emporium:
This construct serves as a lens for technical divination, not an infallible prophecy. Markets, in their probabilistic dance, elude certainty. Practitioners are adjured to wield robust risk protocols and seek confluence across manifold analytical vectors before committing capital.
BB TrendDisclaimer: This Script works on daily chart for stocks. No SELL signal offered.
How to Use:
If BUY signal is shown on the chart, please take entry in the beginning of next candle.
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VMS Multi Index Options Buying IndicatorDetailed User Guide
This system is a multi-faceted toolkit designed for traders who use options. It synthesizes information from the underlying asset, specific call and put options, and market structure to generate a consolidated view.
Core Philosophy:
The tool is built on the principle of "Multi-Timeframe, Multi-Indicator Confirmation." It avoids relying on a single signal. Instead, it seeks confluence between momentum, trend, market structure, and volume data across different components (underlying, call, and put) before suggesting a trade.
1. The Legal Agreement & Setup
Getting Started: The first thing you will see is a mandatory disclaimer. You must type "agree" into the input field to activate the indicator and acknowledge the associated risks.
Defining Your Instruments: The core of the setup is specifying the two options you want to analyze.
Call Option Symbol: Input the specific symbol for the call option you are tracking.
Put Option Symbol: Input the specific symbol for the put option you are tracking (typically, these would be similar strike prices and expiry).
2. Understanding the Primary Signal
The main trading signal is derived from a multi-index analysis applied separately to your chosen call and put options.
The Histogram (Momentum Gauge):
You will see two histograms (bar charts) on the main panel.
The top section (above the zero line) represents the Call Option's momentum.
The bottom section (below the zero line) represents the Put Option's momentum.
Interpretation:
Green Bars (Call) / Red Bars (Put): Indicate a "BUY" signal for that respective option.
Yellow Bars (Call) / Orange Bars (Put): Indicate a "WEAK" or cautionary signal.
Gray Bars: Indicate "NO TRADE" conditions.
The height and position of the bars show the strength and direction of the momentum oscillator.
The Signal Dashboard (Your Command Center):
A table provides a numerical breakdown of the signal strength. This is where you get the "why" behind the colors.
Overall Signal: The final verdict ("BUY CALL", "WEAK PUT", "NO TRADE").
Strength (/7): A score out of 7 for each option. A score of 4 or higher is considered a strong signal. A score of 3 is weak. This score is an aggregate of several factors:
Momentum Oscillator Value & Direction
Momentum above a defined threshold
Short-term vs. Long-term trend alignment
"Squeeze" state (a volatility contraction indicator)
A bonus for fresh momentum crossovers.
Key Takeaway: Look for the option with the higher strength score, and only consider trades when the score is 3 or above, with a preference for scores of 4+.
3. Integrating Market Context
The indicator overlays several other analytical tools to provide context for the primary signal. Confluence with these tools increases the probability of a successful trade.
Support & Resistance (S/R) Lines:
Multiple colored horizontal lines are drawn on the chart, representing key support and resistance levels derived from monthly, weekly, and daily data.
How to Use: Observe the price action relative to these levels. A "BUY CALL" signal that occurs near a major support line (e.g., L0, L1, L2) is significantly more powerful. Conversely, a "BUY PUT" signal near a major resistance line (e.g., L8, L9, L10) carries more weight.
Trend Filter (Intraday Level):
A thick line that acts as a dynamic trend filter.
How to Use: This is a simple but effective filter.
If price is above this line, it suggests a bullish intraday bias. Favor "BUY CALL" signals.
If price is below this line, it suggests a bearish intraday bias. Favor "BUY PUT" signals.
Ignore or be very cautious with signals that go against the Trend Filter.
Volume Analysis Dashboard:
A separate table provides a deep dive into volume data for both the underlying asset and your specified options.
How to Use: This confirms whether money flow agrees with your technical signal.
A "BUY CALL" signal is reinforced if the underlying and the call option are seeing higher buy volume % and more bullish candles.
A "BUY PUT" signal is reinforced if the underlying and the put option are seeing higher buy volume % and more bullish candles.
Call-Put Spread Analysis:
This measures the difference in price between your call and put options.
How to Use:
A rising or positive spread suggests market sentiment is becoming more bullish (calls are gaining value faster than puts).
A falling or negative spread suggests market sentiment is becoming more bearish (puts are gaining value faster than calls).
Use this to confirm the bias of your primary signal.
4. Entry Execution & Risk Management
Entry Timing: The ideal entry occurs when the primary signal triggers ("BUY CALL/PUT") and you have confluence from at least 2 of the 3 contextual factors:
Price is respecting a key S/R level.
The Trend Filter aligns with the signal direction.
Volume and Spread data confirm the momentum.
Built-in Alerts: You can set alerts for the "Buy Call" and "Buy Put" conditions so you are notified when a strong signal triggers.
Risk Management: This is paramount. The indicator does not provide stop-loss or take-profit levels. You must employ your own risk management strategy, such as:
Placing a stop-loss below the recent swing low (for calls) or above the recent swing high (for puts).
Using a fixed percentage or rupee-based risk per trade.
Quick-Reference Cheat Sheet
Step Component What to Look For Action
1 Primary Signal Histogram color & "Overall Signal" in dashboard. Green/Red: Strong signal. Yellow/Orange: Weak signal. Gray: No trade.
2 Signal Strength "Strength (/7)" score in dashboard. ≥4: Strong. =3: Weak/Cautious. <3: Ignore.
3 Market Structure Price relative to S/R lines & Trend Filter. Bullish Confluence: Signal + Price near support + Above Trend Filter.
Bearish Confluence: Signal + Price near resistance + Below Trend Filter.
4 Volume Confirmation Volume Dashboard. Underlying and option should show higher Buy Volume % and more Bullish Candles in the direction of your trade.
5 Sentiment Check Call-Put Spread. Rising/Positive Spread: Confirms bullish bias.
Falling/Negative Spread: Confirms bearish bias.
6 Final Decision Composite of all factors. High-Probability Trade: Strong primary signal (Step 1 & 2) with confluence from Steps 3, 4, and/or 5.
7 Execute & Manage Your Trading Plan. Enter trade. Always use a stop-loss. Take profits based on your predefined plan. The Illusion of the "Perfect Indicator"
The human mind, especially when faced with the complexity and stress of financial markets, seeks certainty. It wants a system that says, "Buy here, sell there, and you will win." This desire creates a dangerous vulnerability: the belief that a tool can replace judgment.
The final note, "This system is designed to inform your decisions, not to make them for you," is a direct antidote to this illusion. Here’s a breakdown of what that truly means:
1. The Tool is a Compass, Not an Autopilot
Think of this indicator as a high-tech compass on a ship. It can tell you:
The direction of the wind (momentum).
The depth of the water (support/resistance).
The set of the currents (trend).
The activity in other nearby vessels (volume).
But it cannot:
Steer the ship for you.
Decide when to reef the sails in a sudden storm (volatility spike).
Choose the final destination (your financial goals).
Abandon ship if it starts to sink (your risk management).
You are the captain. The tool provides superb data, but you must synthesize it with experience, intuition, and an overarching strategy. Blindly following any signal, no matter how strong, is like setting your autopilot in a crowded shipping lane and going to sleep.
2. The Gap Between Signal and Execution
A "BUY CALL" signal is a moment in time. Your execution is another. The market is a dynamic, living entity. What was true at the close of the candle when the signal generated may not be true 30 seconds later when your order is placed.
Slippage: The price you get vs. the price you see.
Gaps: The market can open beyond your risk parameters.
Latency: The signal is historical; you are trading in the present.
Your skill lies in navigating this gap. The indicator highlights a potential opportunity, but your discipline in order placement, patience for the right entry, and ability to abort a setup that "looks wrong" in real-time are what separate professionals from amateurs.
3. The Context is King (And the Indicator Can't See Everything)
No indicator has access to the full context of the market.
Macro-Events: Is there a central bank announcement in 30 minutes? The indicator doesn't know. You should.
Earnings: Did a major sector company just report disastrous earnings, changing the sentiment for the entire index?
Global Cues: Are international markets crashing?
A signal might be technically perfect but fundamentally suicidal given the broader context. You are the one who must bring this macro-awareness to the table. The tool provides a micro-view; you provide the macro-view.
4. The Psychology of the Trader is the Ultimate System
This is the most important element. You can have the best tool in the world, but if your mind is not trained, you will lose.
Confirmation Bias: The tool gives a "WEAK PUT" signal, but you are already bearish. You interpret it as a "STRONG PUT" and over-leverage.
Hope & Fear: A trade goes against you. The indicator might still be holding its signal, but your fear triggers an early exit. Or conversely, a "NO TRADE" signal appears, but your hope for a win makes you enter anyway.
Revenge Trading: After a loss, you ignore the "NO TRADE" signal and jump into the next setup to "win your money back."
The indicator is a logic-based system. Trading is a psychological endeavor. The tool can suggest what to do, but it cannot give you the discipline to follow through or the wisdom to deviate when necessary.
In Essence:
Using this powerful system without the final note in mind is like giving a masterfully crafted, precision sniper rifle to someone who has never been taught to breathe steadily, account for wind, or manage their trigger squeeze. The rifle is capable, but the outcome is entirely dependent on the skill and discipline of the person holding it.
Therefore, use the tool to:
Focus your attention on high-probability setups.
Provide a framework for your analysis.
Save time on manual calculations.
But never abdicate your responsibility to:
Apply sound risk management on every single trade.
Maintain emotional discipline.
Consider the broader market context.
Make the final call.
The ultimate goal is not to find a system you can follow blindly, but to use tools like this to become a more informed, disciplined, and self-aware trader. The indicator is a part of your edge; you are the source of it.
MagFlow X: @Cissora <--MagFlow Trend is a premium trend model created as a quantitative counterpart to widely used commercial indicators. Its structure draws from exchange-oriented analytical concepts to establish a flexible, noise-resistant framework for directional movement. The design prioritizes clarity, reduced lag, and responsiveness across varying market conditions. Developed from original research and external visual models, MagFlow Trend is engineered to reflect a more mathematically disciplined trend engine.
DW's Top and Bottom FinderDW’s Top and Bottom Finder is a precision-engineered volatility model built to reveal moments of extreme market imbalance—points where fear or euphoria stretch price beyond natural limits. These extremes often mark the earliest phase of major reversals, and this tool is designed to help you spot them with clarity and confidence.
Using a dual-direction volatility engine, the indicator identifies when price accelerates sharply away from its recent structure.
• Green signals highlight potential capitulation zones where downside pressure becomes unsustainably high.
• Red signals reveal potential exhaustion zones where upside momentum begins to lose integrity.
A three-mode system—Bottoms, Tops, or Both—lets you tailor the tool to your style, whether you trade reversals, mean-reversion setups, or simply want early warning signs before trend shifts. Optional percentile ranges and deviation bands visually reinforce each signal, providing a multi-layered read on volatility extremes.
DW’s Top and Bottom Finder is built for traders who value precision, adaptability, and an objective lens on market behavior. It works across all timeframes and asset classes, offering a clean and dependable framework for identifying high-energy turning points long before conventional indicators confirm them.
HMA+RVOL Strategy Hariss 369The Hull Moving Average (HMA) is a smooth, fast, and highly responsive moving average created by Alan Hull. It reduces lag significantly while still maintaining smoothness, making it one of the most popular tools for trend detection and entries. It is widely used for trend filter. Hull Moving Average(HMA) with RVOL strengthens the trend as volume is prime factor of price movement.
Trading with HMA: Simple method is buy when price closes above HMA , stop less below the low of last candle and target is 1.5 or 2 times of stop loss. The reverse is for sell. The HMA automatically turns to green on bull trend and red on bear trend for better visual confirmation.
Adding RVOL to HMA is better method of trading. Buy signal is initiated when price closes above HMA and RVOL is greater than 1.2. Sell signal is initiated when price closes below 89 HMA and rovl is greater than 1.2. One can change the value of RVOL according to trading style and type asset being traded.
It is a back tested strategy.
Alos Volume Profile Candles (SVP)ALOS Volume Profile Candles (SVP)
Summary
IMPORTANT: This indicator is designed to be used only with TradingView's 'Session Volume Profile' chart type. It will not work correctly with standard candle charts.
This indicator powerfully visualizes intra-session price action by dividing a single session profile into a specific number of equal-sized synthetic candles.
Instead of viewing a session as one single block, you can now break it down into parts (like quarters or thirds) to see how price behaved during each segment of the profile.
Key Features
Custom Session Slicing: Set "Candles per session" to 4 to see the session in quarters, 6 to see it in sixths, or any number you choose.
Full Session Control: Works perfectly with any custom session time, including complex overnight sessions (like '1800-1700' for CME crypto futures)
Accurate OHLC Calculation: Each synthetic candle correctly calculates and displays its own Open, High, Low, and Close for its specific time slice.
Clean Charting: Use the "Keep last sessions" input to control how many old sessions are drawn, preventing chart clutter and keeping your analysis focused on recent price action.
How to Use
On your TradingView chart, change the chart type to "Session Volume Profile".
Add the "ALOS Volume Profile Candles (SVP)" indicator to your chart.
Set your desired Session time in the indicator settings (or keep the default).
Choose the number of Candles per session you want to divide it into.
Adjust Keep last sessions to control how much history is displayed.
This tool is ideal for traders who want to analyze price behavior during the opening, middle, and closing parts of a session, or for breaking down long 24-hour crypto sessions into more manageable chunks.
4H True S&R • 2 Nearest Above + 2 Nearest Below simple indicator paints the 2 SR levels above and below price, saves me time
DEMA ATR Strategy [PrimeAutomation]⯁ OVERVIEW
The DEMA ATR Strategy combines trend-following logic with adaptive volatility filters to identify strong momentum phases and manage trades dynamically.
It uses a Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) anchored to ATR volatility bands, creating a self-adjusting trend baseline.
When the adjusted DEMA shifts direction, the strategy enters positions and scales out profit in phases based on ATR-driven targets.
This system adapts to volatility, filters noise, and seeks sustained directional moves.
⯁ KEY FEATURES
DEMA-Volatility Hybrid Filter
Uses Double EMA with ATR expansion/compression logic to form a dynamic trend baseline.
Directional Shift Entries
Entries occur when the adjusted DEMA flips trend (bullish crossover or bearish crossunder vs its past value).
Noise Reduction Mechanism
ATR range caps extreme moves and prevents false flips during choppy volatility spikes.
Multi-Level Take Profits
Targets scale out positions at 1×, 2×, and 3× ATR multiples in the trade direction.
Volatility-Adaptive Targets
ATR multiplier ensures profit targets expand/contract based on market conditions.
Single-Direction Exposure
No pyramiding; the strategy flips position only when trend shifts.
Automated Trade Finalization
When all profit targets trigger, the position is fully closed.
⯁ STRATEGY LOGIC
Trend Direction:
DEMA baseline is modified using ATR upper/lower envelopes.
• If the adjusted DEMA rises above previous value → Bullish
• If it falls below previous value → Bearish
Entry Rules:
• Enter Long when bullish shift occurs and no long position exists
• Enter Short when bearish shift occurs and no short position exists
Take Profit Logic:
3 partial exits for each trade based on ATR:
• TP1 = ±1× ATR
• TP2 = ±2× ATR
• TP3 = ±3× ATR
Profit distribution: 30% / 30% / 40%
Exit Conditions:
• Exit when all TPs hit (full scale-out if sum of all TPs 100%)
• Opposite trend signal closes current trade and opens new one
⯁ WHEN TO USE
Trending environments
Medium–high volatility phases
Swing trading and intraday trend plays
Markets that respect momentum continuation (crypto, indices, FX majors)
⯁ CONCLUSION
This strategy blends DEMA trend recognition with ATR-based volatility adaptation to generate cleaner directional entries and structured take-profit exits. It is designed to capture momentum phases while avoiding noise-driven false signals, delivering a disciplined and scalable trend-following approach.
Mizan v5 - L-Score (Minimal)DESCRIPTION:
The Architecture of Market Probability
Mizan v5 is not just another technical indicator; it is a quantitative implementation of the "Ontological Probability" philosophy. It is designed to decipher the market's hidden intent by analyzing the relationship between Balance, Order, and Harmony (DDU Principles).
Unlike standard oscillators that blindly follow price action, Mizan v5 operates on a multi-dimensional logic structure to separate "Market Noise" from "True Momentum."
CORE LOGIC & FEATURES
1. The L-Score Engine (Composite Momentum)
The heart of this algorithm is the "L-Score," a weighted composite index that answers the question: "Is the move supported by energy and mass?"
It fuses three distinct market dimensions into a single actionable score (0-100):
Volume Flow (45% Weight): Uses customized Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) logic to detect "Smart Money" accumulation before price reacts.
Velocity (35% Weight): Uses CCI to measure the speed of the breakout.
Saturation (20% Weight): Uses RSI as a limiter to identify overextended conditions.
2. Adaptive Regime Detection (The Histogram Logic)
Markets are not linear; they switch between "Global" and "Local" realities. Mizan v5 calculates statistical Price Density Zones (similar to Market Profile logic) to find the "Fair Value."
Global Mode: Analyzes the long-term balance (70 bars).
Local Mode: Automatically switches focus to short-term volatility (20 bars) when a "Regime Change" (high deviation) is detected.
HOW TO USE
1. The L-Score Line (Signal):
🟢 GREEN Line (> 65): Bullish Phase. Volume and Momentum are aligned. High probability of continuation.
🔴 RED Line (< 45): Bearish/Neutral Phase. Lack of energy. Avoid long positions ("Don't catch a falling knife").
🟠 ORANGE Line: Indecision/Transition zone.
2. Background Zones (Valuation):
🟩 Green Background: "Statistical Cheap Zone." Price is below the density band. Potential for Mean Reversion (Dip Buying).
🟥 Red Background: "Statistical Expensive Zone." Price is extended above the density band. High risk of Distribution (Selling).
PHILOSOPHY
"Chaos is merely order waiting to be deciphered." This tool is the visual manifestation of the "Cosmic Architect" project, aiming to bridge the gap between abstract philosophy and algorithmic trading.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only. It is not financial advice.
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