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RHODL Z-Score [TheSnake3Run]The original RHODL Ratio, created by Philip Swift, is an on-chain metric that compares the cost basis of coins last moved in the past week against the cost basis of coins last moved 1–2 years ago, weighted by total market age. It identifies macro cycle tops and bottoms in Bitcoin. The true metric requires UTXO-level realized-cap data not available inside Pine Script, so this indicator approximates the dynamic using price alone and standardises the output as a z-score. How the calculation works 1. Short cohort — 7-bar SMA of price (≈ 1 week on daily). Proxy for recently-transacted cost basis. 2. Long cohort — SMA of price from 365 to 730 bars ago (≈ 1–2 years back). Proxy for long-term holder cost basis. 3. Ratio — short ÷ long. Above 1 means recent price is elevated versus long-term basis. 4. Age weighting — ratio × bar index, mirroring RHODL's market-age adjustment, then log-transformed. 5. Z-score — the log value is normalised against its own 365-bar rolling mean and standard deviation. The plot shows how many standard deviations the current reading sits from its one-year average. How to read it Above +2 — stretched high; overheated. Shaded red. −1 to +1 — normal range. Below −2 — stretched low; accumulation. Shaded green.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di TheSnake3Run
AG Pro Cross-Timeframe Value Overlay [AGPro Series]AG Pro Cross-Timeframe Value Overlay ----- OVERVIEW / WHAT IT DOES ----- AG Pro CVO overlays up to three independent rolling value bands — one per selected higher timeframe — onto a single chart. Each band represents where price has been accepted on that timeframe over a configurable lookback window. The script then detects when those bands agree, overlap, or diverge, and labels the current market structure with one clear state so that cross- timeframe context is readable at a glance. Unlike a bias dashboard or a full volume profile, this tool is deliberately kept compact. It is not meant to replace structural analysis — it is meant to give a trader a fast visual answer to a single question: "Do the timeframes I care about agree on what price is worth right now?" ----- UNIQUE EDGE ----- Most multi-timeframe tools either (a) overlay HTF candles, which add noise and compress price action, or (b) show directional HTF bias with arrows and backgrounds, which tells you where the HTF trend points but nothing about the price zone the HTF considers "fair". AG Pro CVO takes a different angle. It isolates the accepted value zone of each higher timeframe and layers those zones on the chart with a consistent opacity hierarchy — the slowest timeframe drawn lightest so it frames the chart without dominating it. Traders can see in a single glance whether a level is defended by one timeframe, two, or all three at the same price. ----- METHODOLOGY ----- For each enabled timeframe, the script computes a rolling value band: center = rolling VWAP over N HTF-bars (or HLC3 SMA if volume is unreliable) half = ATR over N HTF-bars multiplied by a width factor band = The computation is run inside request.security() on the requested timeframe, so the band reflects that timeframe's own bars — not a reprojection of chart-timeframe data. Lookahead is set to OFF, so the band values on historical bars are the values that were actually available at the time. The state engine then classifies the current relationship between the enabled bands: - ALIGNED — All enabled centers cluster within a user-selectable ATR threshold of their mean. - OVERLAP — At least one pair of bands shares a price region. - CONFLICT — At least one pair of bands is fully disjoint and no alignment condition is met. - NEUTRAL — None of the above applies. ----- SIGNALS & ALERTS ----- Three alerts are provided: 1. Value Overlap Detected — fires when a new pair of timeframe bands begins to overlap on the current bar. 2. Higher-Timeframe Value Lost — fires when price closes outside the dominant (highest enabled) timeframe value band after having been inside it on the previous bar. 3. Cross-Timeframe Conflict Emerged — fires when the state transitions into CONFLICT. These are structural alerts, not entry or exit signals. They are intended to flag meaningful changes in multi-timeframe agreement so the trader can review the chart and make a discretionary decision. ----- KEY INPUTS ----- - TF 1 / TF 2 / TF 3 — each timeframe can be enabled independently. The script never needs all three; two timeframes already produce a valid overlay. - Rolling Window — number of bars (on each timeframe) used for the rolling VWAP and ATR. Higher values produce wider, slower bands. - Band Width (ATR multiplier) — controls how wide each value band is around its center. 1.0 ATR approximates a one-sigma accepted zone on most markets. - Anchor Method — VWAP + ATR for markets with reliable volume; HLC3 MA + ATR for markets without. - Alignment Strictness — Loose / Standard / Strict thresholds for the ALIGNED state. - Show Only Overlapping Bands — hides timeframe bands that are currently isolated, so only confluence zones remain visible. - Box Opacity, Band Colors, Label Size, Panel Position, Panel Font Size — standard AGPro visual controls. ----- HOW TO USE ----- 1. Choose the three timeframes that matter for your trading horizon. A common setup for intraday crypto is 1H / 4H / 1D. 2. Watch for confluence: when price reacts from a region where two or three bands overlap, that region is being defended by multiple timeframes at once. 3. Watch for the ALIGNED state: when all enabled centers cluster tightly, cross-timeframe agreement on "fair value" is high and directional moves usually require a catalyst. 4. Watch for CONFLICT: when bands have fully separated, timeframes are pricing very different things and breakouts between the bands tend to be more directional. 5. Use the alerts as notification triggers, not as entries. ----- LIMITATIONS & TRANSPARENCY ----- - The value bands are rolling — they update as new HTF bars close. On very recent bars the higher-timeframe band can still be forming. - request.security() is called with lookahead = OFF. Historical values reflect only data that was available at the time. - The script does not predict direction. A band is a descriptive zone, not a forecast. - Results depend on the user's choice of timeframes and lookback. Shorter lookbacks react faster but are noisier; longer lookbacks are smoother but slower to adapt. - Volume-based VWAP is only as good as the exchange's reported volume. On markets where volume is unreliable, use the HLC3 MA + ATR mode. - This is an indicator, not a strategy. It produces no entries, no exits, no position sizing, and no backtest. ----- RISK DISCLOSURE ----- This script is provided for educational and research purposes only. It is not financial advice, not a recommendation, and not a strategy. Trading involves substantial risk and you can lose more than you invest. Past behavior of price within any value band does not guarantee future behavior. Always do your own analysis and manage risk appropriately.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di AGProLabs
AG Pro Value Shift Ladder [AGPro Series]# AG Pro Value Shift Ladder ## Overview AG Pro Value Shift Ladder maps the ladder of accepted-value zones that price has repeatedly visited, showing how the market's notion of "fair value" migrates up, down, or breaks over time. Each rung of the ladder is a shelf anchored to a confirmed pivot, validated by the time price spent inside its band and the volume that traded there. Held, broken, and reclaimed shelves are tracked together, and the resulting sequence is summarized as a single ladder state — Rising, Falling, Mixed, Broken, Reclaiming, Building, or Neutral. The tool is intended as a structural reference for discretionary traders who want to see where price has been accepted, where it has been rejected, and how those anchors are drifting. It does not generate buy/sell signals and is not a trading system. --- ## Unique Edge Most shelf, S/R, or volume-based tools plot every candidate level they can find and leave the user to filter. Value Shift Ladder does three things differently: - **Pivot-anchored hybrid acceptance.** A shelf is only registered when a confirmed swing pivot is surrounded by a configurable time-dwell (bars spent inside its band) AND a volume threshold (cumulative volume inside the band). Both conditions must be met. Single-confirmation noise is filtered out at the source. - **Migration-aware state machine.** Each shelf has a lifecycle: Held → Broken → Reclaimed → Held. Transitions require sustained price behavior (three bars for a break, multiple bars of dwell for a reclaim), preventing oscillation between states on noise. - **Proximity-gated visualization.** Only shelves within a configurable ATR distance from current price are drawn and fed into the ladder state. Distant historical shelves do not clutter the chart or contaminate the panel's metrics. The result is a clean, structural ladder — usually three to five rungs — connected by thin riser lines that visually encode the migration path. --- ## Methodology **Shelf candidate generation.** A swing pivot (high or low) with N bars on each side becomes a candidate shelf anchor. N is user-configurable via Pivot Length. **Hybrid acceptance test.** For each candidate, the script scans the last 80 bars and counts: 1. How many bars closed inside the candidate's acceptance band (ATR × sensitivity multiplier). 2. Cumulative volume of those bars. A shelf is accepted only if both the dwell-bar count meets Min Dwell Bars AND the cumulative volume meets Min Volume Confirmation × (average volume × dwell bars). Candidates failing either test are discarded. **Separation filter.** A newly accepted shelf is rejected if it sits within Min Step Separation (ATR) of an existing active shelf, preventing micro-levels from cluttering the ladder. **Break detection.** A held shelf transitions to Broken when price closes beyond its band by more than Break Distance (ATR) for three consecutive bars. **Reclaim detection.** A broken shelf transitions to Reclaimed when price closes back inside its band for at least Reclaim Dwell Bars. A reclaimed shelf is promoted back to Held after ten additional bars of stability. **Expiry.** Broken shelves older than Broken Expire Bars with no reclaim are purged. **Ladder state.** The chronological sequence of active (held + reclaimed) shelves is evaluated: strictly monotonic rising → Rising; strictly monotonic falling → Falling; otherwise Mixed (with Above/Below context vs. the most recent shelf). Recent break or reclaim events override with Broken or Reclaiming. --- ## Signals & Alerts Four alert conditions are exposed: - **New Ladder Step Formed** — a new accepted-value shelf has been registered. - **Ladder Step Held** — an existing shelf has been re-confirmed by fresh dwell + volume. - **Ladder Step Broken** — a held shelf has been decisively lost. - **Ladder Step Reclaimed** — a previously broken shelf has been reclaimed. All alerts are informational markers of structural change. They do not encode directional trade intent. --- ## Key Inputs **Step Engine** - Step Sensitivity (Tight / Balanced / Wide) — band width around pivot anchors - Pivot Length — bars on each side for swing pivot detection - Min Dwell Bars — time-side of the hybrid acceptance test - Min Volume Confirmation × — volume-side of the hybrid acceptance test - Min Step Separation (ATR) — minimum ATR distance between accepted shelves - Break Distance (ATR) — how far price must close beyond a shelf to flag a break - Reclaim Dwell Bars — bars price must spend back inside the band to reclaim - Broken Expire Bars — age at which unreclaimed broken shelves are purged - Max Visible Distance (ATR) — proximity gate around current price **Ladder Display** - Max Visible Active Steps (3–8) — cap on simultaneously drawn active shelves - Max Visible Broken Steps (0–5) — cap on displayed migration history - Active Ladder Only — minimal mode showing just the dominant shelf - Project Steps Forward — 30-bar forward projection of each shelf - Show Ladder Connectors — thin riser lines between consecutive shelves **Panel & Labels** - Panel / label font size, panel position - Alert master toggle - Full color palette (state-driven, theme-independent) --- ## How to Use - Apply on any timeframe and instrument. Balanced defaults are tuned for 1H–4H crypto; on faster timeframes consider raising Pivot Length, on slower timeframes lower it. - Read the panel's Ladder state first, then the Dominant shelf price. These two values summarize where accepted value currently sits and how it is migrating. - Use the on-chart labels for structural context: Up / Down / Held / Reclaim / Broken describe what each rung is doing. - Integrity shows the percentage of recent shelves still holding. High integrity (green) means the ladder is intact; low integrity (red) means recent migration has broken most anchors. - Treat the output as a structural map, not a signal. Combine with your own directional, volatility, and risk framework. --- ## Limitations & Transparency - All calculations use completed bar data. Shelf registration is delayed by Pivot Length bars (the swing pivot is not confirmed until that many bars have elapsed). - The hybrid acceptance test is lookback-limited to the last 80 bars; very long historical basing periods outside that window are not weighted more heavily than recent ones. - On very low-volatility instruments or during compressed ranges the ATR-scaled thresholds may produce fewer shelves; widening Step Sensitivity is the intended adjustment. - On very high-volatility or thin-volume symbols the volume confirmation may be dominated by outlier bars; raising Min Volume Confirmation × is the intended adjustment. - The script does not repaint confirmed shelves, but state transitions (Held → Broken → Reclaimed) evaluate the last three to five bars, so fresh transitions can flip until those bars close. - Ladder state and Integrity reflect only shelves within the proximity gate. Distant historical shelves exist in memory but are not counted. --- ## Risk Disclosure This script is a structural visualization tool provided for educational and analytical purposes. It is not financial advice, not a trading strategy, and not a signal service. Past market behavior is not indicative of future results. All trading involves risk of loss. Users are responsible for their own decisions and for verifying the tool's behavior on their chosen instruments and timeframes before relying on it.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di AGProLabs
MACD Pro Signals: Divergence + Smart Cross EntriesA powerful and minimalist MACD indicator designed for traders who want clean visuals, precise signals, and reliable divergence detection—all in one tool. This script enhances the classic MACD by combining momentum columns, signal-line cross markers, and automatic divergence detection to help identify high-probability trading opportunities. 🚀 Key Features MACD Histogram (Column Style) Clear momentum visualization using color-coded columns Instantly spot bullish vs bearish conditions Signal Line Cross (Diamond Markers) Minimalist diamond signals for MACD ↔ signal crossovers ✔ Green = bullish momentum shift ✔ Red = bearish momentum shift Zero-Line Cross Signals Identify early trend direction changes Optional momentum filter to reduce noise Automatic Divergence Detection Detects both bullish and bearish divergence Helps anticipate potential reversals before they happen Smart Filtering Avoids weak signals near the zero line (optional) Reduces false positives in choppy markets Built-in Alerts Signal crossovers Zero-line crosses Divergence signals 📈 How Traders Use It Trend Direction MACD above 0 → bullish bias MACD below 0 → bearish bias Entries Use diamond markers for early entries on momentum shifts Reversals Combine divergence + signal cross for higher-probability setups Best Practice Works best with structure, support/resistance, or higher timeframe confirmation ⚙️ Fully Customizable Adjustable MACD parameters Choose EMA or SMA Toggle divergence and filters Control signal sensitivity ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. Always apply proper risk management when trading. 🚀 If you find this useful ✔ Hit 👍 Like ✔ Add to favorites ✔ Share your feedback Your support helps improve future updates!
Indicatore Pine Script®
di iNsTiNcT_2025
AG Pro Value Migration Bands [AGPro Series]AG Pro Value Migration Bands Overview / What it does The "AG Pro Value Migration Bands" script is a chart-first analytical tool designed to visualize how the market's accepted-value region migrates over time. Instead of drawing a single average line, it builds a three-layer band (upper, middle, lower) that represents where price has been most accepted during the rolling lookback window. As this band drifts up, holds flat, or drifts down, the indicator classifies the environment into three structural regimes: Rising Value, Flat Value, and Falling Value. The script's goal is to help traders read structural direction at a glance — not entry signals — by turning the abstract concept of value migration into a single, dominant on-chart geometry. Unique Edge (Why it is not a basic mashup) This script is not a moving average envelope, a Keltner-style ATR band, a Bollinger Band, or a volume profile derivative. It introduces three distinct design choices that work together: First, the band itself is constructed from percentile-window statistics rather than from mean-plus-deviation logic. The upper and lower edges are the linear-interpolation percentiles of a typical-price series over the lookback, which captures the region where price has statistically spent the most time — the structural meaning of "accepted value." Second, the migration classification is ATR-normalized, making the Rising / Flat / Falling regime scale-invariant across assets and timeframes. A 2-bar candidate confirmation layer prevents the regime from flipping on single-bar noise. Third, the visual identity is engineered around a single dominant band with a low-opacity fill. Event markers (Reclaim / Lost) are regime-gated and ATR-distance-gated to prevent label spam, so the chart stays clean even in choppy markets. Methodology (Conceptual Data Flow) 1. Percentile Band Construction: For each bar, the script computes the low-percentile and high-percentile of the typical price (HLC/3) over the user-defined Band Length. The Band Width Mode (Tight / Balanced / Wide) controls which percentile pair is used. 2. Light Smoothing: The raw percentile edges are lightly smoothed with an EMA whose length scales with the Band Length, stabilizing the band visually without introducing structural lag. 3. Strict Value Filter: When the band width collapses below 0.8 ATR, the band is treated as a compressed non-structural zone and the regime is forced to Flat. This eliminates trivial micro-bands. 4. Migration Slope: The slope of the middle line is measured over a rolling window and normalized by ATR, producing a scale-invariant slope coefficient. 5. Regime Classification: The ATR-normalized slope is compared to the user's Sensitivity threshold to produce a candidate regime (Rising / Flat / Falling). A 2-bar persistence check confirms the regime before it commits. 6. Location State: Price is continuously classified as Inside, Above, or Below the band. 7. Event Gating: Reclaim and Lost events are only emitted when the current regime makes that event structurally meaningful (Reclaim only when not Falling; Lost only when not Rising), and only after a minimum ATR-distance from the prior event. Signals and Alerts All alerts are deterministically defined based on strict mathematical conditions. For optimal stability, alerts should be configured to trigger on "Once Per Bar Close." - VMB: Value Band Shifted Up — Triggers when the confirmed regime transitions into Rising Value. - VMB: Value Band Shifted Down — Triggers when the confirmed regime transitions into Falling Value. - VMB: Band Reclaimed — Triggers when price returns into the accepted-value region from below, and the regime is not Falling (regime-gated). - VMB: Band Lost — Triggers when price falls out of the accepted-value region from inside, and the regime is not Rising (regime-gated). Key Inputs - Band Length — Lookback window used to build the rolling accepted-value region. Default 100 is balanced for 1H–4H swing use. - Band Width Mode — Tight / Balanced / Wide. Controls which percentile pair defines the band edges. - Strict Value Filter — When enabled, forces Flat regime during extreme band compression (recommended ON). - Migration Slope Sensitivity — ATR-normalized slope threshold separating Rising / Flat / Falling. - Show Midline, Band Fill, State Label, Event Markers, Info Panel — Individual visual toggles for a configurable display. - Panel Font Size, Label Font Size — Separate font-size controls for the info panel and on-chart labels. - Rising / Falling / Flat Colors, Band Fill Opacity — Full color customization. How to use This indicator is designed as a structural context tool, not an entry system. It is most useful for identifying the dominant value-migration direction and filtering trade ideas against that context. - A persistent Rising Value regime with price repeatedly holding inside or above the band suggests a structurally constructive environment where long-biased setups from other tools carry a contextual tailwind. - A persistent Falling Value regime with price repeatedly losing the band suggests a structurally weak environment where short-biased setups carry a contextual tailwind. - A Flat Value regime with a Tight Band Width is a signal of compression; the indicator makes no directional claim in this state and the user should defer to breakout or range-trading tools. - Reclaim and Lost event markers are reference points for location transitions, not standalone entry signals. They are most useful as confluence with independent structure, liquidity, or volume analysis. - The info panel's four rows (Value State, Migration, Location, Band Width) are designed to be read in roughly two seconds and provide a complete snapshot of the current structural context. Limitations & Transparency The band is built from percentile statistics over a finite lookback window. This means the band will lag in absolute terms after sharp regime changes, and the structure will always re-stabilize only after enough post-shift data has accumulated. The Migration Slope is a historical measurement, not a forecasting tool — it describes what has happened, not what will happen next. The Strict Value Filter uses a fixed 0.8 ATR compression threshold that has been tuned for general crypto and equity behavior; in extremely low-volatility or very thinly-traded markets, users may wish to disable the filter or adjust the lookback. This script does not use request.security() and therefore does not carry any multi-timeframe repainting risk. Regime classification is deterministic and closes-only at the candle-close level, but during live bar development the classification can flicker before the bar closes. For stable reading, always evaluate the regime on closed bars. What It Is Not & Risk Disclosure This indicator is not a standalone trading strategy, not an automated bot, and does not provide buy or sell recommendations. There is no such thing as a guaranteed win rate or a perfect indicator. Not financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do your own research and testing before making any trading decisions.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di AGProLabs
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WatermarkWatermark A simple, clean watermark indicator designed to keep your trading mindset front and center while you work. Displays two fully customizable lines of text directly on your chart background — perfect for affirmations, rules, or reminders that keep you disciplined during a session. Features: Two editable text lines Full color picker for text Adjustable fade Five text size options Clean status line (no clutter) How to Use: Add the indicator to your chart, then click the Settings gear ⚙️ to customize the text, color, size, and fade to match your chart theme. Default Text: "Trade with no emotion" "Not what you think it will do" These two reminders were chosen intentionally — emotions are the #1 account killer, and the market will humble anyone who thinks they know what's coming next. Customize the text to whatever rules or mantras matter most to your own trading process. Free to use. No signals, no repaints, no nonsense — just a quiet reminder of what good trading looks like.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Kirk_M
TORINVEST - Macro Technical ⚙️ COMMENT UTILISER TON INDICATEUR 🧭 1. LIRE LE RÉGIME (BASE) ➡️ Regime score +0.25 → 🟢 RISK ON < -0.25 → 🔴 RISK OFF entre → 🟠 NEUTRE 👉 C’est ton point de départ, pas ton signal ⚖️ 2. IDENTIFIER QUI DOMINE 🟢 Risk On Actions / BTC / Cuivre / Crédit ➡️ Appétit pour le risque 🔴 Risk Off Dollar / Or / CHF / JPY ➡️ Peur / refuge 👉 Lecture clé : Risk On > Risk Off → marché offensif Risk Off > Risk On → marché défensif Les deux forts → marché instable / piège 🧠 3. VALIDER LE CONTEXTE 🇺🇸 Macro US Housing + Salaires ➡️ Santé économique US 📉 Rates Taux + spreads + courbe ➡️ Pression monétaire globale 📊 Technique RSI + CVD + MA ➡️ Timing réel de l’actif 🔍 4. LECTURE INTELLIGENTE CAS 1 — ALIGNEMENT Risk On ↑ Macro US ↑ Technique ↑ 👉 ✅ Marché propre → opportunités fiables CAS 2 — CONTRADICTION Risk On ↑ Risk Off ↑ 👉 ⚠️ Marché instable → pièges / fake moves CAS 3 — FAIBLE STRUCTURE Regime neutre Scores proches de 0 👉 ❌ Pas d’avantage → attendre 🧨 5. ERREURS À ÉVITER ❌ Lire un seul indicateur ❌ Trader juste parce que “c’est vert” ❌ Ignorer les contradictions ❌ Ne pas adapter selon l’actif 🧠 6. UTILISATION PRO 👉 Ton indicateur sert à : filtrer tes trades comprendre le contexte éviter les mauvais environnements 👉 Il ne sert PAS à : donner un signal direct remplacer ton Price Action ⚔️ 7. RÈGLE TORINVEST 👉 Le marché ne récompense pas les opinions, il récompense l’alignement.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Onzer94
DXY vs GOLD Equilibrium OscillatorThis script builds a relative-value oscillator between: DXY = US Dollar Index Gold = XAUUSD Since Gold and DXY often move inversely, the script tries to measure whether: Gold is acting too strong relative to DXY Gold is acting too weak relative to DXY Or both are in a more balanced “equilibrium” It does not predict price by itself. It is a context / bias tool. Think of it like this: If Gold is much stronger than where DXY suggests it “should” be, the oscillator rises If Gold is much weaker than where DXY suggests it “should” be, the oscillator falls So the script is essentially asking: “Compared to the dollar, is gold stretched high, stretched low, or near fair value?” The script converts both DXY and Gold into a normalized score from 0 to 100 based on their own recent 100-bar range. Example: If over the last 100 candles: Gold’s lowest price = 3000 Gold’s highest price = 3100 Current price = 3075 Then Gold is near the upper part of its recent range, so its normalized value might be around 75. The same happens for DXY. Why do this? Because DXY and Gold trade at completely different price scales. DXY might be around 100 Gold might be around 3200 You can’t compare raw prices directly.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Dani_DaCosta
F54 DividendsIndicator: F54 Dividends Overview F54 Dividends is a Pine Script v6 indicator that annotates ex-dividend events directly on the chart. It shows: - current dividend amount, - current dividend ratio (R), - cumulative dividend amount for the selected accumulation mode, - cumulative dividend ratio for the selected accumulation mode. Accumulation can be switched between calendar YTD and a fixed last-12-month mode labeled Rolling 12M in the script. The script also hides labels automatically when the visible chart range is too large, reducing clutter. What Makes It Different This script is designed as a compact dividend comparison tool rather than a simple dividend marker. Its distinguishing features are: - event labels that combine current payout amount with current payout ratio, - selectable cumulative context for YTD or fixed-anchor 12M mode, - different denominator logic for event and cumulative ratios, - automatic label suppression when the visible chart range becomes too large. The goal is to make dividend-paying stocks easier to compare quickly on-chart without requiring a separate spreadsheet or a separate screening step. Why It Is Useful This indicator is useful for traders and investors who focus on dividend income and want to compare multiple stocks quickly. Key benefits: - Fast yield check per payout event: you see the current dividend amount and event ratio directly on the chart. - Better annual context: YTD cumulative amount and YTD cumulative ratio help estimate yearly income progression. - Cleaner comparison workflow: label suppression on large x-axis ranges reduces noise when scanning many symbols. - Practical ranking support: it helps identify higher-yield candidates faster before deeper fundamental analysis. Example use case: If you rotate through several dividend stocks in a watchlist, the label format makes it easy to spot which symbols currently deliver stronger payout ratios and stronger cumulative dividend context without manual spreadsheet tracking. Script Type //@version=6 indicator('F54 Dividends', overlay = true) Input maxLabelRangeDays Maximum visible chart range (in days) where dividend labels are shown. If the x-axis visible range is larger, labels are suppressed. accumulationMode Selects how cumulative values are computed: - YTD: reset on year change. - Rolling 12M: cumulative since a fixed start at current date minus 365 days. The input name is kept short in the UI, but the calculation is not a sliding window. Example: maxLabelRangeDays = input.int(defval = 530, minval = 30, maxval = 5000, title = 'Max visible range for dividend labels ') accumulationMode = input.string(defval = 'YTD', title = 'Accumulation mode', options = ) Core Data Source Gross dividends are loaded from TradingView corporate actions in EUR. div = request.dividends(syminfo.tickerid, dividends.gross, barmerge.gaps_on, barmerge.lookahead_off, true, currency.EUR) How It Works 1) Detects new ex-dividend events. 2) Computes current dividend ratio using previous close when available. 3) Updates YTD dividend amount and the average included ex-day reference price (reset on year change). 4) Computes YTD ratio as cumulative YTD dividends divided by that average included ex-day reference price. 5) Updates 12M dividend amount for events occurring after the fixed 12M start anchor. 6) Builds a 12M average price from bars after that anchor. 7) Computes 12M ratio as cumulative 12M dividends divided by 12M average price. 8) Uses selected accumulation mode for label totals. 9) Draws compact labels only if visible range is below threshold. Accumulation Mode Notes - YTD is useful for calendar-year tracking and annual reporting comparisons. - Rolling 12M is useful to evaluate trailing income context from a fixed 12-month lookback anchor. - Although the input is labeled Rolling 12M, the implementation uses a fixed anchor at current date minus 365 days. - In this implementation, 12M cumulative values increase from that anchor forward because older events are not subtracted once included. - In YTD mode, the cumulative ratio is based on cumulative YTD dividends divided by the average reference price of the included ex-days. - In 12M mode, the cumulative ratio is based on cumulative 12M dividends divided by 12M average price, not on a sum of event ratios. Why Previous Close Is Used For Ratio The indicator uses previous close for event ratio because it best represents the last tradable price before the ex-dividend adjustment. This keeps the payout-event ratio directly tied to that specific dividend event. Why this is preferred as default: - Event-accurate context: the ratio belongs to the exact ex-dividend event. - Better comparability across events: each payout is measured against the same pre-ex-date logic. - Less ambiguity than intraday/current-bar prices around the adjustment day. Moving averages can still be useful, but mainly as a secondary comparison metric for smoothing when ranking many stocks, not as a replacement for the primary event ratio. Why YTD Uses Included Ex-Day Average Price For YTD, the cumulative ratio now uses the average reference price of the ex-dividend events that were actually included in the YTD total. Why this is useful: - The numerator and denominator are aligned to the same set of dividend events. - It is mathematically cleaner than summing multiple event ratios with different denominators. - It keeps the YTD ratio closer to the event-based logic of the indicator. So the YTD ratio is interpreted as: - cumulative YTD dividends - divided by average previous-close reference price of the included YTD ex-days Why 12M Uses Average Price For the 12M view, the cumulative ratio is calculated differently from the single-event ratio. Current event ratio: - Uses previous close. - This is best for describing one specific ex-dividend event. 12M ratio: - Uses cumulative 12M dividends divided by 12M average price. - This is mathematically cleaner than summing many event ratios with different denominators. - It produces a more stable trailing-yield style metric for comparing stocks. License Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0).
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Finanz54-Club
1.Round Number Indicator (Auto Gap)Round Number Indicator (Auto Gap) by The System Room อินดิเคเตอร์สำหรับวาดเส้นแนวรับ-แนวต้านเชิงจิตวิทยา (Round Numbers) แบบอัตโนมัติ ออกแบบมาเพื่อช่วยให้เทรดเดอร์เห็นนัยสำคัญของราคาที่รายใหญ่มักจะใช้เป็นจุดตัดสินใจ คุณสมบัติหลัก: Auto Gap Detection: คำนวณระยะห่างระหว่างเส้น (Gap) ให้เหมาะสมกับแต่ละสินค้าอัตโนมัติ (Gold, US30, FX, Crypto) Multi-Level Styling: แยกความชัดเจนของเส้น 00, 50 และ 25/75 ด้วยสีและความหนาที่ต่างกัน Real-time Dashboard: แสดงข้อมูล Gap, ราคาปัจจุบัน และระยะห่างจาก Round Number ที่ใกล้ที่สุดในรูปแบบตาราง วิธีใช้งาน: ใส่สคริปต์ลงในกราฟ ตั้งค่าโหมด Gap เป็น "อัตโนมัติ" หรือ "กำหนดเอง" ตามกลยุทธ์ของคุณ ใช้เป็นจุดพิจารณาประกอบการเข้าออเดอร์ร่วมกับ Price Action หรือ Volume
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Themoon31
Institutional Sniper Signal (Lite v3.5)Cansado de sinais falsos no intraday? O Institutional Sniper Signal é um algoritmo de alta precisão que combina Sazonalidade Histórica, um comitê de 13 indicadores no H4 e pullbacks no H1 para gerar entradas de rompimento (Buy/Sell Stop) cirúrgicas. Pare de operar ruído e comece a operar contexto. Descrição Completa (Para o corpo da publicação) O Institutional Sniper Signal não é apenas mais um gerador de setas. Ele foi construído com a mesma arquitetura lógica utilizada por mesas proprietárias para filtrar o ruído do mercado de varejo e encontrar pontos de exaustão com altíssima probabilidade de acerto. Em vez de focar em um único tempo gráfico, o algoritmo faz uma varredura Multi-Timeframe (MTF) invisível e só libera o gatilho quando todo o fluxo macroeconômico está alinhado. ⚙️ COMO FUNCIONA O MOTOR DO INDICADOR: O algoritmo passa por 4 camadas de blindagem antes de imprimir um sinal na sua tela: 1. Filtro de Sazonalidade (Opcional): O script possui um banco de dados de 15 anos de sazonalidade para Forex (ex: EURUSD) e Índices (ex: NASDAQ). Se a "Sazonalidade Estrita" estiver ligada, o robô bloqueia operações contra a estatística do mês vigente. 2. O Comitê Macro (H4): Utilizando requisições de alta performance (Tuplas), o script analisa 13 indicadores institucionais no gráfico de 4 Horas (EMA 200, EMA 50, WMA 100, SAR, Bollinger, Ichimoku, DEMA, TEMA, etc.). O sinal só é armado se houver um consenso esmagador (padrão: 10 de 13 votos) na mesma direção. 3. A Zona de Abate (H1): O setup busca o "retorno à média". O preço precisa tocar ou cruzar a Média Móvel Exponencial de 20 períodos (EMA 20) do gráfico de 1 Hora. 4. Gatilho de Rompimento (Fractal): Após tocar na EMA 20 e validar o Macro, o indicador localiza o Fractal (Mínima/Máxima) dos últimos 5 candles e projeta suas ordens pendentes. 🎯 SAÍDA VISUAL E OPERACIONAL: Ao invés de entrar a mercado, o indicador traça na sua tela os níveis exatos para você posicionar ordens pendentes em sua corretora: Linhas Tracejadas: O ponto exato do seu BUY STOP ou SELL STOP (já com o respiro/offset calculado). Linhas Sólidas: O ponto exato do seu STOP LOSS, calculado dinamicamente com base no ATR (Average True Range) para evitar violinadas. 💡 PRINCIPAIS RECURSOS: Detecção de Ativo: Modo Forex ou Modo NASDAQ com ajustes automáticos de pontuação e spread. Anti-Overtrading: Limite diário de sinais (ajustável). Se o mercado ficar lateral em cima da média, o indicador silencia após "X" disparos no dia para proteger seu capital. Zero Lag: Otimizado com request.security em tupla para não sobrecarregar o seu gráfico. 🛠️ COMO UTILIZAR: Adicione o indicador a um gráfico intraday (Recomendado: M30). Configure o modo de operação (Forex ou Índice) nas configurações. Aguarde o sinal visual. Quando a linha tracejada aparecer, posicione sua ordem de rompimento (Buy Stop / Sell Stop) e seu risco exato na linha sólida vermelha. (Nota de Transparência: Este indicador não repinta os seus sinais. A avaliação do H4 é feita de forma estática barmerge.lookahead_off para garantir a integridade do backtest visual).
Indicatore Pine Script®
di TTICuringaEconomico
Financial fundamentalsThis indicator helps you understand the basic financial fundamentals of the company. It displays price to earning ratio, price to book ratio, market capitalisation, net income, revenue, net income and EPS growth, year on year and then quarter on quarter, followed by three years CAGR, growth of revenue, net income and debt. And if you think that these numbers can be manipulated, then it also shows free cash flow to net income ratio. So basically, it covers everything financiallythat is needed for you to see for a long-term investment.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Abhyuday01
AI Smart Assistant UI Toolkit [Yosiet] AI Smart Assistant UI Toolkit Most TradingView indicators provide data, but few provide a User Experience . This script is not just a market scanne, it is a fully modular UI Framework designed to help Pine Script developers build interactive, "talking" AI interfaces within their indicators. The AI Smart Assistant Framework moves away from static labels and moves toward dynamic, state-driven communication. Key Framework Features + State-Driven Typewriter Engine: Includes a logic-gate system that detects changes in market conditions and triggers a "typing" animation, making the AI feel responsive and alive. + Dynamic Pulsing System: A custom-built alpha-transparency oscillator that creates a "breathing" effect on the UI based on real-time tick data. + Advanced Theme Engine: Comes pre-loaded with 6 professionally designed color palettes (Nord, Midnight, Cyberpunk, Glassmorphism) that can be swapped with a single line of code. + Actionable Logic Lists: Demonstrates how to turn raw data into structured, easy-to-read "Recommended Action" checklists for the end-user. ++ Stateless Rendering : The UI is decoupled from the logic, allowing you to plug in any data source (MACD, EMA, Liquidity Zones) into the Assistant’s brain. Included UI Themes Nord: A professional, arctic-blue palette for serious analysts. Midnight: High-contrast, deep-space colors for dark mode enthusiasts. Cyberpunk: High-energy neon aesthetics for a modern "HUD" feel. Warzone: Red bloody for a dramatic feel. Minimalist Light: Clean and crisp for those who prefer white backgrounds. How to use this as a Toolkit This script is open-source and intended to be used as a template. To integrate this into your own project: Define your Logic: Replace the RSI checks with your own entry/exit conditions. Set the State: Use the AIState type to trigger the typewriter reset when your conditions are met. Customize the UI: Modify the UITheme type to match your brand colors. Requirements Pine Script Version: v6 Performance: Lightweight. Optimized to render only on the last bar to save GPU resources. Why I built this I believe the future of TradingView scripts isn't just better math, it's better communication. If an user understands the "Why" behind a signal through a clear, beautiful interface, they become better traders. Feel free to use this framework in your own public or private scripts. A credit to the original framework is always appreciated! The data is not static, the UI should not be it
Indicatore Pine Script®
di ViboraTrader
Key Levels & SessionsThis is a professional-grade institutional key levels indicator designed for day traders who focus on session liquidity and high-volume price levels. The script provides a comprehensive view of the trading day by marking critical boundaries and institutional reference points, all strictly synchronized to the **America/New_York** (EST) timezone. ### **Key Features:** #### **1. Institutional Daily Levels** * **Previous Day High (PDH) & Low (PDL):** Marked with solid purple lines, these represent the most basic yet powerful liquidity levels from the prior trading day. * **Previous Day Point of Control (POC):** A solid white line calculated using a Volume Profile algorithm. It identifies the price level where the most trading activity occurred during the previous session, acting as a "magnet" for price. #### **2. Global Session Ranges** * **Asia Session (8:00 PM - 2:00 AM EST):** Plotted in orange. This captures the initial range of the global trading cycle. * **London Session (4:00 AM - 9:30 AM EST):** Plotted in blue. This identifies the volatility often seen during the European open leading into the New York session. #### **3. New York 15-Minute Opening Range (ORB)** * **ORB Box:** Automatically captures the high and low of the first 15 minutes of the New York session (9:30 AM - 9:45 AM EST). * **Midline Projection:** Features a yellow dashed midline within the ORB box, a critical level often used by traders to determine intraday bias. #### **4. Dynamic Projection & Cleanup** * **Extension to Market Close:** Once established, every level (Asia, London, ORB, and PD levels) automatically projects forward to the **5:00 PM EST market close**. * **Automatic Reset:** To keep your workspace clean and professional, the indicator utilizes an object-tracking system that deletes all drawings from the previous day at exactly 5:00 PM EST, allowing the chart to "reset" for the new Asia session. * **Right-Anchored Labels:** All levels are clearly labeled on the right side of the chart, ensuring identification is instant without interfering with live price action candles. ### **How to Use:** This tool is best used on **lower timeframes (1m to 15m)**. Traders often look for price to react at these levels—either as support/resistance or as "liquidity grabs" where price sweeps a session high/low before reversing. The NY ORB box provides a clear breakout or mean-reversion zone for the morning trend.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Chefdantrades
Volume Profile - Creux & ZonesCore concept This indicator builds a complete Volume Profile over a fixed number of bars and then automatically identifies the price levels where the least volume was traded, which are called Low Volume Nodes or LVN. These empty zones in the profile are the levels where price moved through quickly without spending much time, and because so few orders were placed there, price tends to travel through them rapidly when it returns. The indicator then ranks these zones by their distance from the current price and displays them as clean price targets directly on the chart, showing exactly where price is most likely to go next on both the upside and the downside. How the profile is built The script takes the last N candles, defaulting to 100 but adjustable up to 500, and divides the entire price range of that window into a chosen number of bins, defaulting to 30. For each candle in the lookback window it calculates how much of that candle overlaps with each price bin by comparing the candle high and low against each bin boundary. The volume of the candle is then distributed proportionally across all the bins it touches based on what fraction of the candle range falls inside each bin. This gives an accurate picture of how much volume was actually traded at each price level rather than arbitrarily assigning the full candle volume to a single price. The result is a horizontal bar chart drawn to the right of the current price where each bar width corresponds to the accumulated volume at that level. Point of Control The Point of Control is the price level with the highest accumulated volume across the entire lookback window. It is drawn as a solid yellow horizontal line extending across the chart. This level acts as a gravitational center for price because it represents where the most trading activity occurred. When price moves away from the POC it tends to be pulled back toward it over time. The current price position relative to the POC determines the directional bias shown in the table, with price above the POC being considered bullish and price below the POC being considered bearish. Value Area The Value Area is the range of price levels that together contain 70 percent of the total volume traded during the lookback window. The script calculates this by starting at the POC and expanding upward and downward one bin at a time, always adding the side that contributes more volume, until the 70 percent threshold is reached. The resulting range is drawn as a blue shaded rectangle over the lookback period with dashed lines extending to the right showing the Value Area High and the Value Area Low. Price inside the Value Area is considered balanced and in equilibrium. Price breaking outside the Value Area often signals the beginning of a directional move toward the next empty zone. Low Volume Nodes — the valleys A Low Volume Node is detected when a bin has less volume than both of its immediate neighbors and that volume falls below a user-defined threshold relative to the maximum volume in the entire profile. By default this threshold is set at 30 percent of the peak volume, meaning any bin with less than 30 percent of the POC volume that also sits between two higher-volume bins is classified as a valley. These are the hollow zones in the profile. On the chart they are colored red in the profile bars to make them immediately visible. Because price passed through these levels quickly when the profile was being built, it tends to move through them quickly again when it returns, making them the most reliable price targets for the next directional move. Price targets Once the LVN zones are identified the script separates them into two groups based on their position relative to the current price. The ones above the current price become upside targets and the ones below become downside targets. Each group is then sorted by distance from the current price so the closest targets appear first. The script draws horizontal lines for each target extending to the right of the chart, with the nearest target on each side drawn as a solid orange line and the further targets drawn as thinner dashed lines in green or red. Each target line carries a label showing the direction arrow, the rank number, the exact price, and the percentage distance from the current price. A dotted white line marks the current price for reference. The number of targets displayed on each side is configurable between one and six. The information table A compact table in the bottom right corner of the chart summarizes the key information in real time. It shows the POC price, the directional bias based on price position relative to the POC, and the four most important target prices — the two closest upside targets and the two closest downside targets — each color coded to match the lines on the chart. Practical reading When price is above the POC and an upside LVN target is nearby, price has a high probability of reaching that level quickly because there is nothing to slow it down between here and there. When price reaches an HVN or the POC it will likely slow down, consolidate, or reverse because dense volume at those levels means many participants have orders waiting. The Value Area boundaries act as the first support and resistance lines to watch, and a confirmed break of the Value Area High or Low followed by a move into an LVN zone is one of the highest probability setups this indicator generates.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di bouyerdavid
Turtles Army PA | USDJPY (v2)Resumen General Instrumento: USDJPY. Temporalidades: 1 minuto para entradas; 1 hora y 4 horas para el sesgo estructural. Sesiones de Operación: * Tokyo: Desde las 6:00 pm (hora México) hasta la apertura de Londres. New York: Desde las 7:30 am (hora México) hasta la 1:00 pm. Condiciones de Entrada (Checklist Pre-Operación) Las tres condiciones deben cumplirse simultáneamente para habilitar el gatillo de entrada: Volatilidad (ATR): El ATR en 1 minuto debe ser ≥ 0.014. Alineación Direccional: Estructura: Coincidencia obligatoria de tendencia alcista (HH/HL) o bajista (LH/LL) en los gráficos de 1H y 4H. Macro: Al menos un indicador macro (DXY, US10Y, WTI, NZDJPY) debe estar alineado con la dirección del sesgo. Confluencia Técnica (El Gatillo): El precio debe formar un Sweep (barrido de liquidez en contra de tu entrada) o un IFVG a favor de la estructura. Gestión de Riesgo y Ejecución Dual El modelo utiliza una entrada particionada para proteger el capital: Entrada 1 (Sweep): Arriesga el 0.5% del capital total al confirmarse un barrido de liquidez. Entrada 2 (Add-on IFVG): Añade un 0.5% extra (con su propio Stop Loss independiente) si el precio forma y confirma un Inverted FVG, usualmente minutos después del Sweep. Límite Máximo: El riesgo activo simultáneo nunca supera el 2.0% (las posiciones protegidas en Break Even no suman a este límite). Estados del Mercado: Tendencia vs Acumulación Mercado Direccional: Operación normal permitiendo el "scale-in" completo (Sweep + Add-on IFVG). Mercado Lateral (Acumulación): Si el precio se enranga (rango de 15 barras inferior a un factor del ATR), no se bloquean las entradas iniciales. Se opera asumiendo el riesgo normal (0.5% en Sweep) buscando la próxima salida de liquidez. Sin embargo, se bloquean estrictamente los add-ons (IFVG) y las re-entradas para no sobreexponerse en zonas de consolidación. Si la posición ya está abierta y el precio sigue lateral por más de 15 minutos sin superar niveles, se cierra la operación. Gestión del Trade (Salidas y Re-entradas) Stop Loss (SL): Colocado ceñido, de 1 a 2 pips por debajo/encima del extremo exacto del nivel que originó la entrada (el Sweep o el IFVG). Break Even (BE): El SL se mueve a precio de entrada en el momento en que se supera el primer punto importante de liquidez horaria. Take Profit Dinámico (TP): Apunta a Order Blocks (OB) opuestos de 1H o 15 minutos, o a máximos/mínimos estructurales recientes. Re-entradas (Scale-in): Solo se permiten si la posición original ya está asegurada en BE y hay continuación de la tendencia. Se pueden abrir hasta 2 nuevas posiciones (1 IFVG y 1 Sweep, 0.5% de riesgo cada una), con la condición estricta de cerrar la mitad (50%) de la posición anterior para asegurar liquidez
Strategia Pine Script®
di krocarlo
MTF Candle Bias TableMTF Candle Bias Table Brought to my attention by Max Algo — credit and appreciation to them for sharing this. A clean, at-a-glance multi-timeframe dashboard that tells you where price is biased across up to 7 timeframes simultaneously — no more flipping between charts. What it shows: For each timeframe you choose, the table displays: Candle — whether the current candle is bullish or bearish (close vs. open) Bias — directional bias based on whether price has breached the prior bar's high or low Trend — whether price is trading above or below a configurable EMA (default 50) Hold/Fade — whether price is holding the bias level or fading it Score — a confluence score (0–3) combining candle, trend, and hold alignment Accuracy % — a rolling back-tested accuracy rate showing how often the bias predicted the next candle's direction correctly, over a selectable lookback period (1 day to 1 month) A Bias Score row at the bottom gives you an instant bull vs. bear count across all visible timeframes, color-coded green or red based on overall market lean. A session label (NY Open, Midday, PM Close, Globex, Overnight) keeps you oriented in the trading day at all times. Customization: Enable/disable any of the 7 timeframes individually Toggle columns on/off (Trend, Hold, Score, Accuracy) Vertical or Horizontal table layout Symbols-only mode for a more compact view Full color and position control Great for confluence-based trading — use it to quickly confirm whether multiple timeframes agree before entering a trade. Here's a breakdown of each feature straight from the logic in the code: TREND The trend column compares the current closing price to an EMA (default 50, but you can change the length). If close is above the EMA, it shows "↑ ABOVE" (bullish). If close is below the EMA, it shows "↓ BELOW" (bearish). This is calculated on each timeframe independently, so your 1m and 1D can show completely different trend readings. It's essentially asking: is price on the right side of the moving average on this timeframe? HOLD vs. FADE This column is tied directly to the Bias. Once a bias is established (bull or bear), Hold/Fade tells you whether price is respecting that bias level or failing it. If the bias is bullish (price broke the prior bar's high), Hold checks whether the current close is still above that prior bar's high. If yes → ✓ HOLD. If not → ✗ FADE. If the bias is bearish (price broke the prior bar's low), it checks whether the current close is still below that prior bar's low. If yes → ✓ HOLD. If not → ✗ FADE. If there's no bias (neutral), it just shows a dash. Think of it as a confidence check — a bias that's holding is stronger than one that's already fading. SCORE (0–3) The score is a simple confluence counter that adds up how many things are aligned with the bias. It scores a point for each of the following: Candle agrees with bias — the current candle is bullish and bias is bullish, or both bearish Trend agrees with bias — price is on the correct side of the EMA relative to the bias direction Hold is active — price is holding the bias level (not fading) So a score of 3/3 means everything is aligned: the bias is set, the candle confirms it, the trend supports it, and price is holding the level. A score of 0 or a dash means the bias exists but nothing else is confirming it. Neutral biases always show a dash regardless. ACCURACY % This is the most unique feature. It tracks, historically, how often the bias on each timeframe correctly predicted the direction of the next completed candle. Here's how it works: Each time a new bar closes on a given timeframe, the indicator looks back at what the bias signal was on the previous completed bar It then checks whether that bias was correct — did a bullish bias lead to a bullish close? Did a bearish bias lead to a bearish close? It keeps a rolling log of those results (1 = correct, 0 = wrong) and calculates the percentage of correct predictions The lookback window is controlled by your Accuracy Period setting (1 Day, 3 Days, 1 Week, 2 Weeks, or 1 Month), and it automatically scales the number of bars based on the timeframe The color coding gives you a quick read: 🟢 Green (60%+) — the bias signal has been reliably predictive 🟡 Yellow (50–59%) — marginally better than a coin flip 🔴 Red (below 50%) — the signal has been more wrong than right recently This helps you know which timeframes are currently giving trustworthy signals and which ones to treat with skepticism.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di jferheart
4
Liquidity Acceptance Map [PhenLabs]📊 Liquidity Acceptance Map v1.0 — Equal high/low sweeps graded by a volume + ATR acceptance score — only the highest-conviction zones plotted 📌 OVERVIEW Liquidity Acceptance Map (LAM) identifies high-probability liquidity zones by combining three layers of confirmation: equal high/low detection (liquidity pool location), sweep event confirmation (price takes out the level), and a graded Acceptance Score (0–100) that measures how convincingly the market accepted the new price range using volume and ATR expansion. Zones that don’t clear the score threshold are never plotted — only the highest-conviction sweeps make it to the chart. A real-time dashboard shows all active zones, their type, and live scores. An optional HTF EMA bias filter ensures you only see zones aligned with the higher-timeframe trend. HOW IT WORKS Equal High/Low Detection Swing pivots are identified using a balanced left/right lookback window Two consecutive pivots within the configurable Equal Level Tolerance % form a liquidity pool The pool level is the average of the two pivots — reducing precision noise Sweep Confirmation A sweep fires when price exceeds the pool level by Sweep Margin % Optional: require the close to be beyond the level (prevents wick-only traps) Sweep detection is gated on barstate.isconfirmed — no repainting Acceptance Score (0–100) Calculated on the sweep bar using two components: Volume Component : how far current volume exceeds the N-bar average, normalized against the configured multiplier ATR Component : how far current ATR exceeds the ATR average, normalized against the configured multiplier Weighted combination: Score = Vol Score × Vol Weight% + ATR Score × (100 - Vol Weight%) Score of 100 = full volume AND full ATR expansion at or above both multiplier thresholds Zones with Score below Minimum Acceptance Score are silently discarded Zone Management Accepted zones plotted as semi-transparent filled rectangles with a label: type, score, and entry price Each zone includes a dashed invalidation line at a configurable offset beyond the zone boundary When price closes beyond the invalidation level, the zone is greyed out — never deleted, always auditable Maximum active zones is configurable (default: 2) — oldest zone removed when limit is hit HTF Bias Filter (Optional) Pulls an EMA from a user-selected higher timeframe using lookahead_off — no lookahead repaint Bullish zones (swept lows) only plot when HTF EMA is rising Bearish zones (swept highs) only plot when HTF EMA is falling Disabled by default — works as a standalone tool without it 🔑 POINTS OF INNOVATION Graded Acceptance Score — most liquidity tools are binary (sweep or no sweep); LAM adds a 0–100 confidence layer so you know how much conviction backed the sweep Dual-component scoring — volume expansion alone can mislead during low-ATR consolidation; combining both components produces a more robust regime signal Zone cap per session — prevents chart clutter; only the 1–2 most relevant zones stay active at any time Non-destructive invalidation — invalidated zones are greyed out, not deleted — preserving historical context without cluttering the active signal layer HTF bias integration — directional conviction from a higher timeframe filters out counter-trend sweeps that statistically resolve against you Dashboard table — real-time view of all active zones, types, and scores without needing to hover over boxes 🔧 SETTINGS Equal High/Low Detection Swing Lookback | Default: 20 | Range: 5–100 | Bars used to identify swing pivots Equal Level Tolerance (%) | Default: 0.1 | Range: 0.0–2.0 | Max % difference for two pivots to be considered “equal” Sweep Confirmation Sweep Margin (%) | Default: 0.1 | Range: 0.0–2.0 | Price must exceed the pool level by this % to confirm a sweep Require Close Beyond Sweep | Default: ON | Sweep requires a confirmed bar close beyond the level Acceptance Score Volume Expansion Multiplier | Default: 1.5 | Range: 1.0–5.0 | Volume ratio needed for full volume score ATR Expansion Multiplier | Default: 1.2 | Range: 1.0–5.0 | ATR ratio needed for full ATR score Volume Weight in Score (%) | Default: 60 | Range: 0–100 | Split between volume and ATR in the composite score Minimum Acceptance Score | Default: 60 | Range: 0–100 | Zones below this score are discarded Score MA Lookback | Default: 20 | Range: 5–100 | Lookback for volume and ATR moving averages Zone Management Max Active Zones | Default: 2 | Range: 1–5 | Cap on simultaneously visible zones Invalidation Offset (%) | Default: 0.2 | Range: 0.0–2.0 | Close beyond this % negates the zone Show Dashboard | Default: ON | Top-right table of active zones + scores HTF Bias Filter Enable HTF Bias Filter | Default: OFF HTF Timeframe | Default: 240 (4H) | Higher timeframe for EMA HTF EMA Period | Default: 50 | EMA period on the HTF Colors Bullish Zone, Bearish Zone, Sweep Marker, Invalidation Line — all fully customizable 🔥 ALERTS LAM — Bullish Sweep Accepted : fires when a bullish sweep passes the acceptance score threshold LAM — Bearish Sweep Accepted : fires when a bearish sweep passes the acceptance score threshold 🎨 VISUAL GUIDE Teal filled rectangle = active bullish zone (swept low, price expected to hold as support) Red filled rectangle = active bearish zone (swept high, price expected to hold as resistance) Grey filled rectangle = invalidated zone (price closed beyond the invalidation line) Dashed grey line = invalidation level for each zone Orange triangle markers = sweep confirmation events (bull = below bar, bear = above bar) Top-right table = dashboard: price level, zone type, acceptance score 📖 USAGE NOTES Designed for 1H, 4H, and Daily timeframes — where equal high/low clusters carry the most institutional significance On lower timeframes (15m) , increase Equal Level Tolerance to 0.15–0.2% to account for spread noise On volatile assets (crypto) , increase Sweep Margin to 0.2–0.3% to avoid false sweep triggers Scores above 75 indicate very high-conviction sweeps — consider these primary entries Scores 60–75 are valid but lower confidence — useful for confirmation, not standalone entry Enable HTF Bias Filter to avoid counter-trend fades in strongly trending markets The zone height is one ATR centered on the swept level — giving each zone contextual thickness relative to the instrument’s volatility ✅ WORKS WELL WITH Volume profile tools (to confirm zone with high-volume nodes) Session-based VWAP (anchored from sweep bar) Trend filters (EMA, Supertrend) to qualify zone direction Risk management tools (ATR-based stops, aligning with invalidation levels) ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This indicator is for educational and research purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a trading recommendation. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own analysis before making any trading or investment decision.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di PhenLabs
2