OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

Simple Volume-Based Support & Resistance Indicator

Welcome to my open-source indicator that uses trading volume and market trends to identify potential support and resistance levels. This tool is great for seeing where the price might pause or reverse, helping you make more informed trading decisions.

Why You'll Love This Indicator:

Volume Awareness: It looks at how much trading is happening to better predict support (where the price might stop falling) and resistance (where the price might stop rising).
Trend Tracking: The indicator uses the market's ups and downs to refine these support and resistance areas.
Easy to Read: We've made the lines and zones clear and simple to understand, so you can focus on what matters.

How to Use This Tool:
No complicated settings needed! Since it's open-source, feel free to explore the code and tweak it if you like.
The chart will show support zones in green and resistance zones in red. These are your clues for potential price turns.

The Open-Source Advantage:
This script is completely open for you to use, modify, and share. I believe in community-driven improvements, so dive into the code, see how it works, and if you've got a knack for coding, you can even make it better!

Understanding the Chart:
You'll see the support and resistance levels dynamically drawn on your chart. Green shades are where the price might bounce up, and red shades indicate where it might bounce down.

This indicator is my way of giving back to the trading community. By sharing it openly, I hope we can all help improve it and learn from each other. Happy trading!
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Script open-source

In pieno spirito TradingView, l'autore di questo script lo ha pubblicato open-source, in modo che i trader possano comprenderlo e verificarlo. Un saluto all'autore! È possibile utilizzarlo gratuitamente, ma il riutilizzo di questo codice in una pubblicazione è regolato dal nostro Regolamento. Per aggiungerlo al grafico, mettilo tra i preferiti.

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