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Aggiornato BK AK-Session Barricade
🗽🛡️ BK AK–Session Barricade 🗽🛡️
All glory to G-d — the true source of wisdom, restraint, and right timing.
AK — every indicator I publish carries his standard: discipline, patience, clean execution.
Session Barricade is not a signal generator.
It’s a battlefield fence: it draws the session container, exposes auction control (VWAP vs TWAP), and layers context (trend state, momentum, delta, imbalances, POC/VA, patterns, Gann partitions) so price must prove acceptance/rejection before you act.
🧠 What it does (big picture)
Barricade builds a session-based market map directly on your chart.
1) Session Range “Barricade” Box
Tracks Session Open / High / Low / Close in real time.
Draws Top/Bottom borders + optional Midpoint.
Optional bias shading + optional vertical/horizontal gradient fill.
Tracks directional streaks and labels the session with ▲/▼ + streak # (trend persistence).
2) Previous Session Levels (memory rails)
Projects prior session levels into the current session:
Prev High / Prev Low (default ON)
Optional: Prev Open / Prev Close / Prev Mid
Optional extend-right so the level stays active into the current session (trade it as a rail, not a history line).
3) TWAP (Session)
Session-reset TWAP (time fairness).
Option to show current session only for clean charts.
4) VWAP (Session) + σ Bands
Session-reset VWAP (auction fairness).
1σ / 2σ / 3σ bands computed from session variance (rolling variance engine).
Purpose: define fair value vs stretch, and quantify displacement from mean.
5) Reference VWAP (two methods)
A second VWAP layer for regime anchoring:
True Anchored VWAP engine (real anchor + reset):
Anchor to Prev Session Open, Last Pivot High/Low, ATH, or ATL
Includes ±1σ / ±2σ bands
Optional ta.vwap reference line (baseline)
Modes: True / ta.vwap / Both / Off
6) VWAP Trend State (slope regime)
Calculates VWAP slope % over a lookback and classifies:
Strong Bull / Weak Bull / Flat / Weak Bear / Strong Bear
Optional trend icon on chart
Optional coloring of the session label by trend state (current session)
7) Session Momentum Engine
Session-relative momentum: (price vs session open) smoothed with a session-reset EMA.
Optional momentum line normalized into the session range (so it “lives” inside the box).
Strong/weak thresholds help separate clean push vs fake push.
8) Delta Analysis (lightweight order-flow proxy)
Cumulative Delta approximation using candle direction × volume.
Optional divergence markers:
Bearish: price pushes highs while delta fails
Bullish: price pushes lows while delta holds
Divergence icons are quiet-hours gated to reduce dead-liquidity noise.
9) Order Flow Imbalances
Imbalance boxes print when volume exceeds Average × Threshold:
Buy imbalance = high volume + green candle
Sell imbalance = high volume + red candle
Object count is capped to protect performance.
10) Volume Profile (session) + POC + Value Area
Builds a session volume profile (binning by close due to Pine constraints).
Computes:
POC (highest-volume price bin)
Value Area (70%) expansion around POC
Draw options:
Profile bars
POC line
Value Area box (optional current-only)
11) Pattern Recognition (current session only)
Pivot-confirmed, anti-spam context markers:
Double Tops / Bottoms
Compression Triangles
Tight Ranges
Designed as context, not prophecy.
12) Heat Map Mode
Turns the session box into an intensity map using:
Volatility or Volume metric
Adjustable intensity scaling
13) Gann Levels (optional)
Session range partitioned into 1/8ths
Optional extra sets: 30/60, 33/66, Both
Range source options:
Current session
Previous session
Last pivot range
Purpose: internal harmonic reaction levels inside the session container.
14) Dashboard + Hover Intelligence
UI Mode: Dashboard Panel / Hover Icon / Both / Off
Dashboard summarizes:
VWAP vs TWAP control state
Price relative to VWAP/TWAP
σ position
Momentum
CumΔ
POC/VA (if enabled)
Final state: WAIT / CAUTION / STRONG (confluence-based)
Hover icon provides an on-chart briefing tooltip without clutter.
⚙️ Core logic (how it works)
Session detection (NY time ready)
Uses America/New_York by default (or Exchange timezone).
Default session start:
Intraday: first bar of session
Otherwise: day change
Optional Custom Session input (session string) for ETH/RTH or your own trading day.
Performance protections
Session data stored in a structured record + array.
Hard caps prevent overload:
VP max bars stored per session
VP recalculated every N bars (throttle)
Imbalance boxes capped/trimmed
History filter: show only today / show last N sessions
Quiet Hours gate (anti-noise control)
Default quiet window: 18:00–07:00
When enabled, hides icons/signals during quiet hours (divergences, imbalances, VWAP/TWAP control icon).
The session structure still draws — you keep the map without getting baited by low-liquidity “tells.”
🧭 How to use it (execution workflow)
Step 1 — Treat the session box like a courtroom
Inside the box: rotation/mean reversion is common.
At the rails (top/bottom): hunt rejection (fade) or acceptance (break/hold).
The box is the boundary. Price must testify.
Step 2 — Read control (VWAP vs TWAP)
VWAP leading = participation sponsorship (auction conviction).
TWAP leading = time drift / weaker sponsorship.
Combine with location:
Above both = strength bias
Below both = weakness bias
Mixed = chop risk
Step 3 — Use σ as a stretch/exhaustion ruler
Near VWAP = fair value / magnet zone
1σ/2σ/3σ = displacement zones:
continuation requires momentum + acceptance
exhaustion shows as failure + divergence + snap back
Step 4 — Use POC/VA as “where business happened”
POC = pivot/magnet line
VA edges = acceptance/rejection tests
Strong behaviors:
reject VA edge → rotate to POC
accept VA edge → expand trend
Step 5 — Respect previous session rails
Prev High/Low are “yesterday’s stones.”
Break + hold = regime shift
Break + fail = trap fuel
Step 6 — Add modules only when needed
Delta/divergence = confirmation, not trigger
Imbalances = attention markers, not entries
Patterns = context, not direction
Gann = internal reaction levels, not magic
🧱 Non-negotiable rule
This is a timing + structure map, not a fortune teller.
If you use it to “predict,” you turn a precision tool into superstition.
👑 Watchman on the Wall Lens (Ezekiel 33 × Nehemiah 4)
A watchman doesn’t predict — he warns at the gate. A wall doesn’t guess — it defines the boundary.
This script builds the session wall (box + rails) and posts the watchman (VWAP/TWAP control + gated alerts).
When it’s quiet, it stays silent. When it speaks, it’s the trumpet: price is either granted passage or turned back.
🙏 Respect + Seal
Respect to AK — discipline, patience, clean execution.
All glory to G-d — the source of wisdom and endurance.
🗽🛡️ BK AK–Session Barricade — draw the rails, read control, let price prove itself. 🛡️🗽
All glory to G-d — the true source of wisdom, restraint, and right timing.
AK — every indicator I publish carries his standard: discipline, patience, clean execution.
Session Barricade is not a signal generator.
It’s a battlefield fence: it draws the session container, exposes auction control (VWAP vs TWAP), and layers context (trend state, momentum, delta, imbalances, POC/VA, patterns, Gann partitions) so price must prove acceptance/rejection before you act.
🧠 What it does (big picture)
Barricade builds a session-based market map directly on your chart.
1) Session Range “Barricade” Box
Tracks Session Open / High / Low / Close in real time.
Draws Top/Bottom borders + optional Midpoint.
Optional bias shading + optional vertical/horizontal gradient fill.
Tracks directional streaks and labels the session with ▲/▼ + streak # (trend persistence).
2) Previous Session Levels (memory rails)
Projects prior session levels into the current session:
Prev High / Prev Low (default ON)
Optional: Prev Open / Prev Close / Prev Mid
Optional extend-right so the level stays active into the current session (trade it as a rail, not a history line).
3) TWAP (Session)
Session-reset TWAP (time fairness).
Option to show current session only for clean charts.
4) VWAP (Session) + σ Bands
Session-reset VWAP (auction fairness).
1σ / 2σ / 3σ bands computed from session variance (rolling variance engine).
Purpose: define fair value vs stretch, and quantify displacement from mean.
5) Reference VWAP (two methods)
A second VWAP layer for regime anchoring:
True Anchored VWAP engine (real anchor + reset):
Anchor to Prev Session Open, Last Pivot High/Low, ATH, or ATL
Includes ±1σ / ±2σ bands
Optional ta.vwap reference line (baseline)
Modes: True / ta.vwap / Both / Off
6) VWAP Trend State (slope regime)
Calculates VWAP slope % over a lookback and classifies:
Strong Bull / Weak Bull / Flat / Weak Bear / Strong Bear
Optional trend icon on chart
Optional coloring of the session label by trend state (current session)
7) Session Momentum Engine
Session-relative momentum: (price vs session open) smoothed with a session-reset EMA.
Optional momentum line normalized into the session range (so it “lives” inside the box).
Strong/weak thresholds help separate clean push vs fake push.
8) Delta Analysis (lightweight order-flow proxy)
Cumulative Delta approximation using candle direction × volume.
Optional divergence markers:
Bearish: price pushes highs while delta fails
Bullish: price pushes lows while delta holds
Divergence icons are quiet-hours gated to reduce dead-liquidity noise.
9) Order Flow Imbalances
Imbalance boxes print when volume exceeds Average × Threshold:
Buy imbalance = high volume + green candle
Sell imbalance = high volume + red candle
Object count is capped to protect performance.
10) Volume Profile (session) + POC + Value Area
Builds a session volume profile (binning by close due to Pine constraints).
Computes:
POC (highest-volume price bin)
Value Area (70%) expansion around POC
Draw options:
Profile bars
POC line
Value Area box (optional current-only)
11) Pattern Recognition (current session only)
Pivot-confirmed, anti-spam context markers:
Double Tops / Bottoms
Compression Triangles
Tight Ranges
Designed as context, not prophecy.
12) Heat Map Mode
Turns the session box into an intensity map using:
Volatility or Volume metric
Adjustable intensity scaling
13) Gann Levels (optional)
Session range partitioned into 1/8ths
Optional extra sets: 30/60, 33/66, Both
Range source options:
Current session
Previous session
Last pivot range
Purpose: internal harmonic reaction levels inside the session container.
14) Dashboard + Hover Intelligence
UI Mode: Dashboard Panel / Hover Icon / Both / Off
Dashboard summarizes:
VWAP vs TWAP control state
Price relative to VWAP/TWAP
σ position
Momentum
CumΔ
POC/VA (if enabled)
Final state: WAIT / CAUTION / STRONG (confluence-based)
Hover icon provides an on-chart briefing tooltip without clutter.
⚙️ Core logic (how it works)
Session detection (NY time ready)
Uses America/New_York by default (or Exchange timezone).
Default session start:
Intraday: first bar of session
Otherwise: day change
Optional Custom Session input (session string) for ETH/RTH or your own trading day.
Performance protections
Session data stored in a structured record + array.
Hard caps prevent overload:
VP max bars stored per session
VP recalculated every N bars (throttle)
Imbalance boxes capped/trimmed
History filter: show only today / show last N sessions
Quiet Hours gate (anti-noise control)
Default quiet window: 18:00–07:00
When enabled, hides icons/signals during quiet hours (divergences, imbalances, VWAP/TWAP control icon).
The session structure still draws — you keep the map without getting baited by low-liquidity “tells.”
🧭 How to use it (execution workflow)
Step 1 — Treat the session box like a courtroom
Inside the box: rotation/mean reversion is common.
At the rails (top/bottom): hunt rejection (fade) or acceptance (break/hold).
The box is the boundary. Price must testify.
Step 2 — Read control (VWAP vs TWAP)
VWAP leading = participation sponsorship (auction conviction).
TWAP leading = time drift / weaker sponsorship.
Combine with location:
Above both = strength bias
Below both = weakness bias
Mixed = chop risk
Step 3 — Use σ as a stretch/exhaustion ruler
Near VWAP = fair value / magnet zone
1σ/2σ/3σ = displacement zones:
continuation requires momentum + acceptance
exhaustion shows as failure + divergence + snap back
Step 4 — Use POC/VA as “where business happened”
POC = pivot/magnet line
VA edges = acceptance/rejection tests
Strong behaviors:
reject VA edge → rotate to POC
accept VA edge → expand trend
Step 5 — Respect previous session rails
Prev High/Low are “yesterday’s stones.”
Break + hold = regime shift
Break + fail = trap fuel
Step 6 — Add modules only when needed
Delta/divergence = confirmation, not trigger
Imbalances = attention markers, not entries
Patterns = context, not direction
Gann = internal reaction levels, not magic
🧱 Non-negotiable rule
This is a timing + structure map, not a fortune teller.
If you use it to “predict,” you turn a precision tool into superstition.
👑 Watchman on the Wall Lens (Ezekiel 33 × Nehemiah 4)
A watchman doesn’t predict — he warns at the gate. A wall doesn’t guess — it defines the boundary.
This script builds the session wall (box + rails) and posts the watchman (VWAP/TWAP control + gated alerts).
When it’s quiet, it stays silent. When it speaks, it’s the trumpet: price is either granted passage or turned back.
🙏 Respect + Seal
Respect to AK — discipline, patience, clean execution.
All glory to G-d — the source of wisdom and endurance.
🗽🛡️ BK AK–Session Barricade — draw the rails, read control, let price prove itself. 🛡️🗽
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Script protetto
Questo script è pubblicato come codice protetto. Tuttavia, è possibile utilizzarle liberamente e senza alcuna limitazione – ulteriori informazioni qui.
Declinazione di responsabilità
Le informazioni e le pubblicazioni non sono intese come, e non costituiscono, consulenza o raccomandazioni finanziarie, di investimento, di trading o di altro tipo fornite o approvate da TradingView. Per ulteriori informazioni, consultare i Termini di utilizzo.