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Jose's Rolling VWAP with BandsRolling VWAP with Customizable Deviation Bands This indicator plots a rolling Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) over a user-defined lookback period, rather than resetting each day or from a fixed anchor point. The rolling calculation makes it act more like a moving average — but weighted by volume — providing a smoother, more adaptive central price line. It also includes up to three optional deviation bands, which can be independently toggled on/off and assigned their own multipliers. These bands are calculated using the chosen lookback’s standard deviation, giving traders a quick visual of price dispersion around VWAP. Features: Adjustable rolling VWAP lookback length Up to 3 customizable standard deviation bands Individual checkboxes for enabling/disabling each band Independent multiplier control for each band Works on any timeframe and symbol Uses: Identify overextended price moves relative to VWAP Spot dynamic support/resistance zones Gauge mean reversion opportunities Confirm trend strength when price hugs or breaks away from VWAP
Indicatore Pine Script®
di Josexbt
VWAP with 2 EMAs + EMA TimeFrameAs you can see the chart displays the VWAP on white and the 9 EMA on the 5 min tf on green, the blue line represents the same 9 EMA on the 15 min tf that way you can see right away without navigating between timeframes if the price is retesting, breaking, rejecting a higher timeframe, you can change the EMA values for the chart and also the timeframe for the desired extra EMA, very useful for day traders and scalpers who need to think faster. Less stressful less annoying. Hope it works for you.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di kristophersaa
SmartWave - Engulf Master H1 SmartWave - Engulf Master TrueEngulf Detector: This indicator identifies high-probability engulfing patterns on a lower timeframe (e.g., M5) that occur within validated higher timeframe zones (e.g., H1). It highlights only true engulf signals, filtering out weak or incomplete patterns. Ideal for traders who want a clear, visual way to detect precise entries aligned with higher timeframe market context. TrueEngulf Detector: Ez az indikátor a magasabb idősíkok (pl. H1) zónáin belül előforduló, valós engulfing mintákat az alacsonyabb idősíkokon (pl. M5) azonosítja. Csak az igazi engulf jeleket mutatja, kiszűrve a gyenge vagy félbehagyott mintákat. Ideális kereskedőknek, akik vizuálisan szeretnék felismerni a precíz belépőpontokat a magasabb idősík piaci kontextusával összhangban.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di nagymartonx
Gestor DeFi Pools con CFBManual DeFi Strategy Manager What does this indicator do? It combines cryptocurrency trading with DeFi strategies: Trading signals: When to buy/sell based on EMAs and momentum AAVE management: When to switch collateral between ETH and USDC Uniswap V3: Optimal ranges for liquidity pools 🚨 Indicator Signals (Quick Reference) Symbol Meaning Action ▲E Lime Early ETH Start switching to ETH (aggressive) ▲C Green Confirm ETH Confirm switch to ETH (safe) ▲D Teal DCA ETH Scale ETH position (+10%) ▼E Orange Early USDC Start switching to USDC (aggressive) ▼C Red Confirm USDC Confirm switch to USDC (safe) ▼D Dark Red DCA USDC Scale USDC position (-10%) ❌ Dark Red EMERGENCY Repay loan NOW LP+ Lime Create NEW LP Open liquidity pool LP? Green LP Opportunity Similar pool available LP- Orange Close LP Close liquidity pool REB Yellow Rebalance Adjust pool ranges WAIT Gray Pause Wait before acting Graphic Elements Element Color Description Blue Line Blue Fast EMA (10) Red Line Red Slow EMA (55) Purple Lines Purple CFB Adaptive Bands Colored Band Green/Yellow/Red LP range (color = risk) Orange Background Orange Active squeeze Blue Background Blue Trending market Red Background Red Strong breakout 🚀 Installation and Basic Setup Step 1: Installation (MANDATORY) Open TradingView → Pine Editor Create new indicator Copy and paste the full code Save as "DeFi Strategy Manager" Add to ETHUSDC 1H chart Step 2: Basic Configuration (MANDATORY) Only two parameters need to be configured: 🎯 Strategy Mode: 🟢 Conservative (±20%): 0.05% daily, very low risk 🟡 Balanced (±10%): 0.2% daily, medium risk 🔴 Aggressive Day Trading (±5%): 0.5% daily, high risk ⚡ Ultra Scalper (±2%): 0.8% daily, extreme risk ⏰ Timeframe: Scalping (minutes): 0.5x narrower ranges Day Trading (hours): 0.8x narrower ranges Swing (days): 1.2x wider ranges Position (weeks): 1.8x wider ranges ✅ Ready to Use! Once configured: ✅ Indicator calculates everything automatically ✅ CFB Adaptive is enabled by default (recommended) ✅ Machine Learning learns from your signals automatically ✅ Dashboard shows expected profits in real time ## 📊 Dashboard Explicado (TV makes me write this in English, but the dashboard is in Spanish, so...) El tablero superior derecha muestra información esencial en tiempo real con 15 indicadores clave: ### Configuración y Setup: - **Estrategia**: Tu modo seleccionado (Conservador/Balanceado/Agresivo/Scalper) + temporalidad - **Rango Final**: El rango actual de Uniswap V3 después de todos los ajustes automáticos - **ML Confidence**: Porcentaje de éxito de señales pasadas (70%+ = alta confianza) - **Config Status**: Comparación con tu perfil base + recomendaciones de ajuste ### Estado del Mercado: - **Market State**: Tipo de mercado (Tendencial/Lateral) + condiciones de squeeze + dirección - **CFB Status**: Estado del sistema adaptativo CFB + posición del precio + rango dinámico ### Performance y Retornos: - **Performance**: Tu retorno actual + ganancias proyectadas diarias/mensuales - **Expected APY**: Retorno anual esperado con clasificación de riesgo ### Gestión de Pools: - **Pool Status**: Estado actual de tu pool de liquidez + drift de precio + tiempo activo - **Pool Ranges**: Rangos de precio específicos superior e inferior + distancias actuales ### Señales y Acciones: - **Trend Progress**: En qué dirección optimiza la estrategia (ETH/USDC/ninguna) - **Señal Activa**: Qué señal está ejecutándose ahora (Early/Confirm/DCA) - **Acción Prioritaria**: Próxima acción recomendada con emoji de estado ### Monitoreo de Riesgo: - **Risk Level**: Nivel de riesgo de Impermanent Loss + rango de volatilidad del mercado - **Overall Status**: Estado general del sistema + puntuación para day trading #### **🔧 Ejemplo de Dashboard Simplificado:** ``` 📊 DEFI CFB SMART │ VALOR │ STATUS ─────────────────────┼───────────────────┼────────────────── Estrategia │ Agresivo DT │ Day Trading Rango Final │ ±5.8% │ 🟡 MEDIO Confianza ML │ 67% │ MEDIA (12) Estado Config │ +15% │ CONFIGURACIÓN OK Estado Mercado │ Lateral-Release │ ↑BULL DÉBIL Rendimiento │ 5.2% │ $50/día $1.5K/mes APY Esperado │ 182% │ 🟡 ALTO Estado CFB │ ACTIVO ↑$2,247 │ ±6.2% Estado Pool │ ACTIVO │ 2.3% drift 4h Rangos Pool │ $2,180-2,314 │ +3.1% / -4.2% Progreso Trend │ ETH Trend │ DCA Ready Señal Activa │ ETH DCA │ Scale Up Acción Prioritaria │ Swap → ETH │ 🔄 Nivel Riesgo │ IL: 🟡 MEDIO │ Vol: 45%ile NORMAL Estado General │ ✅ NORMAL │ ÓPTIMO DT (1.2x) 🎯 DeFi Context: AAVE Collateral Management Triangle signals can be used for both traditional trading and AAVE collateral management: 🏦 What is AAVE? AAVE is a lending protocol where you can: Deposit collateral (ETH or USDC) Borrow against that collateral Switch collateral type to optimize your position 🔄 Two ways to use the signals: 💹 Traditional Trading: ▲ ETH Signal: Buy ETH with fiat ▼ USDC Signal: Sell ETH for fiat Goal: Profit by buying low and selling high 🏦 AAVE Management (Recommended for DeFi): ▲ Swap → ETH: Switch your collateral from USDC to ETH (expecting ETH to rise) ▼ Swap → USDC: Switch your collateral from ETH to USDC (expecting ETH to fall) Goal: Optimize collateral value without changing total amount 💡 Practical AAVE Example: You have $10,000 in USDC as collateral in AAVE ↓ ▲E Early ETH appears ↓ You switch your collateral: $10,000 USDC → $10,000 ETH ↓ If ETH rises 20%, your collateral is worth $12,000 ↓ ▼E Early USDC appears ↓ You switch back: $12,000 ETH → $12,000 USDC ↓ You gained $2,000 by optimizing your collateral ⚠️ Advantages of the AAVE approach: No extra money needed – use existing collateral Loan remains active – continue using borrowed USDC for LP Lower taxes – collateral swaps vs buy/sell Higher efficiency – optimize without changing main strategy 🎯 Strategies by Profile 🟢 Conservative – "Confirmations Only": Follow only: ▲C/▼C (Confirmation signals) Ignore: Early signals (too risky) Strategy: Switch only when trend is confirmed Result: Fewer changes, more safety 🟡 Balanced – "Gradual": Early: ▲E/▼E (25% of position) Confirm: ▲C/▼C (50% additional) DCA: ▲D/▼D (remaining 25%) Result: Balanced risk/optimization 🔴 Aggressive – "Full Cycle": Early: ▲E/▼E (50% immediately) Confirm: ▲C/▼C (30% additional) Each DCA: ▲D/▼D (maintain full optimization) Result: Maximum optimization, maximum risk 📈 Advanced Configuration (Optional) 🔬 CFB Adaptive MOGALEF (Enabled by Default) CFB Adaptive Ranges: Smart system that adjusts ranges based on market volatility and momentum. Enabled (default): Ranges adapt automatically Disabled: Uses fixed ranges based on your setup Manual Override: Full manual control if desired 🤖 Machine Learning: Learns from past signals (last 20) and improves accuracy automatically. If ML Signal Quality > 70%, signals are highly reliable. 💰 Yield Optimization: Suggests when to switch between conservative and aggressive for better returns: "OPTIMAL": Your current setup is fine "GO CONSERVATIVE": You could earn more with wider, safer ranges "GO AGGRESSIVE": You could earn more with tighter ranges (more risk!) 📊 Portfolio Tracker: Tracks estimated P&L starting from $10,000. Includes LP and IL fees, excludes gas fees. Use as a trend indicator. Manual Override (Experts Only) To customize: Enable "Override Manual" in Advanced Settings Manually adjust your preferred range To return to automatic: disable override 📝 Detailed Input Configuration (Advanced) 👤 Basic User Configuration Strategy Mode: Select your base risk profile Conservative (±20%): Prioritize safety over returns. Ideal for beginners or large capital (> $50K) Balanced (±10%): Balance between safety and returns. Recommended for most users Aggressive Day Trading (±5%): For active users who monitor frequently. Higher returns, more risk Scalper Ultra (±2%): For professionals only. Requires constant monitoring Timeframe: Adjust strategy frequency Scalping (minutes): 50% narrower ranges. For very active trading Day Trading (hours): 20% narrower ranges. For review every few hours Swing (days): 20% wider ranges. For daily review Position (weeks): 80% wider ranges. For weekly review 🔬 CFB Adaptive MOGALEF CFB Length (8): Period for CFB filter. Lower = more sensitive CFB Adaptive Length (20): Period for adaptive volatility. Affects band adjustment speed CFB Band Multiplier (2.0): Band width. Higher = wider bands CFB Smoothing (3): Volatility smoothing. Reduces noise CFB Adaptive Ranges (true): Enable/disable adaptive system CFB Sensitivity (1.0): Filter sensitivity. 0.3 = conservative, 3.0 = very aggressive 🎛️ Advanced Settings Dynamic Ranges (true): Adjust ranges based on market conditions Breakout Protection (true): Automatically widens ranges during breakouts IL Alerts (true): Shows Impermanent Loss warnings Manual Override (false): Disables automation, uses manual range Manual Range % (5.0): Fixed range if override is enabled 📈 TradingLatino Core Fast EMA (10): Fast moving average period. Lower = more sensitive Slow EMA (55): Slow moving average period. Determines main trend ADX Length (14): ADX calculation period. Industry standard ADX Threshold (23): Minimum ADX to consider strong trend 🏊‍♂️ Pool Management Pool Range Tolerance % (20.0): % of price movement considered valid for pool Missed Opportunity Window (24): Bars to keep missed opportunity visible Recommendation: Use default settings until familiar with the system. Values are optimized for balance between precision and usability.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di jcghiri
20
Implied Volatility TestThought for 42sOverview of the "Implied Volatility Suite" Indicator The "Implied Volatility Suite" is a custom TradingView indicator written in Pine Script (version 6) designed to estimate and visualize implied volatility (IV) for any stock or asset charted on TradingView. Unlike true implied volatility derived from options pricing (e.g., via Black-Scholes), this script provides a synthetic approximation based on historical price data. It offers flexibility by allowing users to choose between two calculation methods: "Model Implied Volatility" (a statistical projection based on log-normal assumptions) or "VixFix" (a historical volatility proxy inspired by Larry Williams' VIX Fix indicator). The output is plotted as an oscillating line, similar to the Relative Strength Index (RSI), making it easy to interpret overbought/oversold conditions or trends in volatility. Users can select what to plot: raw Implied Volatility, IV Rank, IV Percentile, or Volatility Skew Index, with color-coded visuals for quick analysis (e.g., red/green thresholds for ranks/percentiles). This indicator is particularly useful for stocks without listed options, where real IV data isn't available, or for traders seeking a quick volatility gauge integrated into their charts. What the Code Does At its core, the script computes a volatility metric and transforms it into one of four plottable formats, then displays it as a line chart in a separate pane below the main price chart. Here's a breakdown: User Inputs and Configuration: Volatility Calculation Method: Choose "Model Implied Volatility" (default) or "VixFix". Expiry Parameters (for Model method): Minutes, Hours, and Days until expiry (default 45 days). These are combined into Days (as a float for fractional days) and converted to years (Expiry = Days / 365). Length Parameters: For Model IV rank/percentile (default 365), VixFix length (default 252, with recommendations like 9, 22, etc.), and VixFix rank/percentile length (default 252). Output Choice: Select "Implied Volatility", "IV Rank", "IV Percentile" (default "IV Rank"), or "Volatility Skew Index". The script uses spot = close as the reference price. Core Calculations: Model Implied Volatility: Computes log returns: LogReturn = math.log(spot / spot ) (percentage change between prior bars). Calculates the simple moving average (Average) and standard deviation (STDEV) of log returns over an integer-rounded Days period. Projects a time-adjusted mean (Time_Average = Days * Average) and standard deviation (Time_STDEV = STDEV * math.sqrt(Days)), assuming a random walk scaled by time. Derives upper and lower bounds for the price at expiry: upper = spot * math.exp(Time_Average + 1 * Time_STDEV) and lower = spot * math.exp(Time_Average - 1 * Time_STDEV), representing a 1-standard-deviation range under log-normal distribution. Computes the width of this range (width = upper - lower), halves it to get standard_dev, and annualizes it to sigma: sigma = standard_dev / (spot * math.sqrt(Expiry)). Applies an "optimizer": If sigma > 1, halve it (to prevent unrealistically high values). Result: IV (a decimal, e.g., 0.25 for 25% IV). VixFix (Synthetic VIX Proxy): Based on Larry Williams' VIX Fix formula, which estimates fear/volatility without options data: (ta.highest(spot, VIXFixLength) - low) / ta.highest(spot, VIXFixLength) * 100. The script extends this for "upside" and "downside" by shifting the spot and low prices by multiples of standard deviation (0 for base VixFix). VixFix is the average of upside(0) and downside(0), which are identical, yielding the standard VIX Fix value. Volatility Skew Index: Measures asymmetry in volatility (e.g., higher downside vol indicating fear). For Model: Averages "upside IV" (calculated on spot shifted up by 1,2,3 * stdev) minus "downside IV" (shifted down). For VixFix: Similar, but using shifted VIX Fix formulas for upside/downside. Positive skew might indicate upside bias; negative indicates downside. Rank and Percentile: IV Rank: Normalizes the current volatility: (Volatility - ta.lowest(Volatility, Len)) / (ta.highest(Volatility, Len) - ta.lowest(Volatility, Len)) * 100. IV Percentile: Uses ta.percentrank(Volatility, Len) to show what percentage of past values are below the current. Len depends on the chosen method (e.g., 365 for Model). Plotting and Visualization: Selects VolatilityData based on user choice (e.g., IV * 100 for percentage display). Applies colors: Red (<50) or green (>=50) for rank/percentile; aqua for skew; yellow for raw IV. Plots as a line: plot(VolatilityData, color=col, title="Volatility Data"). The script switches logic seamlessly via conditionals (e.g., Volatility = VolCalc == "VixFix" ? VixFix : IV), ensuring the chosen method and output are used. How It Works (Step-by-Step Execution Flow) Initialization: Reads user inputs and sets spot = close. Computes Days (float) and DaysInt = math.round(Days) for integer lengths in TA functions. Log Returns and Base Stats: For Model, calculates log returns, then SMA and STDEV over DaysInt. Projection and IV Derivation: Scales stats to expiry time, computes bounds, derives sigma/IV. Skew Functions: Defines reusable functions Model_Upside(i) and Model_Downside(i) (or VIX equivalents) to shift prices and recompute IV/VIX on shifted series. Aggregation: Computes skew as average difference; sets Volatility to IV or VixFix. Rank/Percentile/Skew: Applies over user-defined lengths. Output Logic: Determines what to plot and its color based on VolatilityChoice. Rendering: Plots the line in TradingView's indicator pane, updating bar-by-bar. This leverages Pine Script's built-in functions like ta.sma, ta.stdev, ta.highest/lowest, and math.exp/log for efficiency. Pros Accessibility: Provides IV estimates for non-optionable assets (e.g., individual stocks, ETFs without options), filling a gap in TradingView's native tools. Customization: Multiple methods (Model for forward-looking, VixFix for historical) and outputs (raw, ranked, percentile, skew) allow tailored analysis. Expiry adjustments make it suitable for options-like thinking. Visual Simplicity: Oscillates like RSI (0-100 for ranks/percentiles), with intuitive colors, aiding quick decisions (e.g., high IV Rank might signal options selling opportunities). No External Data Needed: Relies solely on chart data (close, low), making it lightweight and real-time. Educational Value: Exposes users to volatility concepts like skew and log-normal projections, potentially improving trading strategies. Flexibility in Timeframes: Works on any chart interval, with adjustable lengths for short-term (e.g., 9-bar VixFix) or long-term (365-day ranks). Limitations Not True Implied Volatility: This is a historical or model-based proxy, not derived from actual options prices. It may overestimate/underestimate real market-implied vol, especially during events (e.g., earnings) where options premium spikes unpredictably. Assumptions in Model Method: Relies on log-normal distribution and constant volatility, ignoring fat tails, jumps, or mean reversion in real markets. The "optimizer" (halving sigma >1) is arbitrary and may distort results. VixFix Variant Limitations: While based on a proven indicator, the upside/downside shifts (by stdev of prices, not returns) could be inaccurate for skew, as stdev(prices) doesn't scale properly with returns. It's backward-looking, not predictive like true IV. Data Requirements: Needs sufficient historical bars (e.g., 365 for ranks), failing on new listings or short charts. Rounding Days to integer may introduce minor inaccuracies for fractional expiries. Computational Intensity: Functions like repeated ta.stdev and shifts for skew (called multiple times per bar) could slow performance on long histories or low-power devices. No Real-Time Options Integration: Doesn't pull live options data; users must manually compare to actual IV (e.g., via CBOE VIX for indices). Potential for Misinterpretation: Oscillating line might mislead (e.g., high IV Rank doesn't always mean "sell vol"), and skew calculation is non-standard, requiring user expertise. Version Dependency: Built for Pine v6 (as of 2025); future TradingView updates could break it, though it's straightforward to migrate. Overall, this script is a valuable tool for volatility-aware trading but should be used alongside other indicators (e.g., ATR, Bollinger Bands) and validated against real options data when available. For improvements, consider backtesting its signals or integrating alerts for thresholds.1.9sHow can Grok help?
Indicatore Pine Script®
di bcumming09
EMA with Adjustable ±% BandsThis indicator plots an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) with two dynamic bands above and below it, set at a user-defined percentage offset. EMA Length – Controls the smoothing period for the EMA. Band Offset (%) – Determines the percentage distance of the upper and lower bands from the EMA. EMA Line Color & Band Fill Color – Fully customizable for visual clarity. The upper and lower bands act as a volatility envelope, helping to identify potential overbought and oversold zones relative to the EMA. The shaded area between the bands provides a quick visual reference for price movement boundaries, making it useful for trend-following strategies, breakout detection, or mean reversion setups.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di matiasdiezcanseco
BTC Power Law [Financial 6-Pack | @itsToghrul]A clean, research-grade roadmap for Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. The script fits a power-law curve to INDEX:BTCUSD price vs. days since genesis, adds asymmetric deviation bands to reflect diminishing upside, and can project the path forward while keeping chart clutter under control. A compact stats table shows model fit quality, live deviation, and model prices for a custom future date. What it does - Plots a base power-law model of BTC price over time. - Adds an upper band that decays over time to capture diminishing returns, with multiple decay options. - Adds a lower band as a fixed multiple to frame downside risk. - Optionally boosts cycle peaks with Gaussian “bumps” to reflect halving-cycle dynamics. - Draws dashed forward projections for the base line and bands over a user-defined horizon. Displays a stats table with: - Rolling R² of model vs. price (in log space) over a user-defined lookback. - Current % deviation from the base model. - Model, upper, and lower prices for a custom date you set. Key features - Five upper-band modes: Fixed, Exponential, Power-law, Stretched Exponential (Weibull), and Logistic/Hill. Each mode has intuitive controls for steepness, midpoint, floor, and reference scales. - Cycle peak enhancer: Optional Gaussian sum with per-cycle decay, width, and period controls, plus an optional cosine modulation. - Future projection controls: Choose the forward horizon in days and a sampling step to balance precision vs. performance. Projections render as transparent dashed lines to avoid clutter. - Lightweight rendering: Internal caps on line segments keep drawings responsive without losing structure. - Custom-date pricing: Build a date/time from parts and read off model, upper, and lower prices in the table. - Transparent fit metric: Rolling R² in log space offers a quick quality check for the current regime. Inputs overview - Future projection: On/off, horizon (days), and sampling step. - Colors: Base line and band colors with separate transparency for projections. - Upper deviation: Mode selector plus parameters for decay shape, floor, reference scale, or midpoint/steepness, depending on mode. - Lower deviation: Single fixed multiple with color. - Gaussian peaks (optional): Amplitude base, cycle width, period, first-peak center, per-cycle decay, number of cycles, and optional cosine modulation. - Stats: Rolling R² lookback length. - Custom date: Year, month, day, hour, minute for quick scenario checks. How to read it - Base line: Long-term fair-value trend under a power-law regime. - Upper band: Probable cycle top envelope that compresses over time. Switching modes changes how quickly headroom fades. - Lower band: Defensive envelope for stress scenarios. - Deviation %: Positive values signal overvaluation vs. model; negative values signal undervaluation vs. model. - Custom date row: Quick “what-if” prices for your chosen timestamp. Practical tips - Use log scale on the price chart for visual clarity. - For conservative tops, select Logistic/Hill or Stretched Exp with a non-trivial floor. - For aggressive tops, use Power-law upper mode with a moderate exponent, then temper with the Gaussian enhancer. - Keep the projection step coarse on lower-power machines to maintain snappy charts. - Treat R² as a diagnostic, not a signal. Markets drift around regime shifts. Intended use Research and risk framing for BTC on higher timeframes. Works best on weekly or higher with reliable BTC spot pairs. Disclaimer Educational content only. No financial advice. Markets carry risk. Manage exposure and test ideas before acting.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di toghrulaliyev
MF Logarithmic Log Trendline with Alerts by MigueFinanceWhat is Unique on This Indicator? It allows you to set alerts for logarithmic trendlines including cross and touches and it works! Not even tradingview has alerts for drawn logarithmic trendlines ! When on Logaritmic scale it looks like a normal trendline but when on the linear scale it looks like a real logarithmic curve! And is free to use! Overview Finally an Indicator that has alerts/alarms that works with Logarithmic trendlines! A- This indicator plots a customizable logarithmic (or linear) trendline based on user-defined start/end dates, extending forward to highlight support/resistance. B- It shows green upward triangles for bullish breakouts and red downward triangles for bearish breakdowns or dots for touches that are not effective crosses of the trendline C- It is also possible to set alert conditions with custom message for helping to trade the signals above/bellow the trendline How to Use 1. Apply indicator to chart. 2. Adjust inputs: log/linear, price source, start/end dates, custom prices , label/triangle visibility. 3. Setting -1 for the price source adjusts the trendline automatically to the height of the chart for the specified date based on high, low, close or open of the candle for that date. 4. Watch for triangle signals on bar close. 5. Set alerts for breakouts/breakdowns or touches via TradingView. Multiple Logarithmic Trendlines are possible! You can put many logarithmic trendlines in your chart with alerts!, just as many as many alerts your current tradingview plan allows you to. How to? - Just use this indicator, get the logaritmic trendline you desire, set the alert, make sure is well set, and after setting the alert draw yourself on tradingview the logarithmic trendline that you are setting the alarm to (a new manual drawing). - Then modify the settings of your indicator to create a new trendline, the previous one exists even if not visible as long as you have correctly set the alert, and if you did a drawing you can see your previous alert trendline. Custom Messages on Alerts - There are different options for the alerts, the one named "Any alert() function call" allows you to put custom messages that could be used on platforms like Wundertrade in order to set and execute automatic trades on buy/sell. - The other options for the alerts give you fix messages and allows you to decide if get you an alert on a cross over or under or on a touch of the trendline. Notes - Signals on confirmed closes (no repainting). - Designed for log-scaled charts but also works on linear charts. - Tested on stocks, crypto, and more. - Make sure that this indicator and your plotted chart are on the same scale, otherwise will look like floating, will move and would seem like it does not matches the chart. Important Note - The alerts and shapes only trigger after the "End Date" of the slope, not before or between them You are welcome to follow me on my socials! MigueFinance.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di miguefinance
ATH & ATL Distances PRO & Trend LinesATH & ATL Distances PRO with Trend Lines Overview This Pine Script™ v6 indicator is designed for traders seeking a comprehensive view of All-Time High (ATH) and All-Time Low (ATL) levels over customizable lookback periods. It calculates percentage distances from the current close price to these key levels and displays them in a dynamic table. Additionally, it draws horizontal lines for ATH/ATL with labels and introduces "unbroken" trend lines for resistance and support, helping identify potential trend continuations or reversals. Ideal for multi-timeframe analysis on stocks, forex, crypto, or any charted asset. The script emphasizes user customization, allowing toggles for rows, groups, and visuals to suit various trading styles without cluttering the chart. Key Features ATH/ATL Distance Calculations: Computes distances to the highest high (HH) and lowest low (LL) over three user-defined lookback periods (default: 50, 150, 250 bars). Distances are shown as percentages in a configurable table, with color-coded cells for quick visual assessment (e.g., red for ATH distances, green for ATL). Dynamic Table Display: A customizable table positioned at your choice (e.g., top-center) with columns for Lookback, Dist. to Top, ATH Price, Dist. to Bot., and ATL Price. Rows can be individually shown/hidden for focused analysis. Horizontal ATH/ATL Lines: Optional dashed lines extending a user-set length (default: 30 bars) with labels showing bar count, HH/LL designation, and price. Labels stack intelligently if multiple levels coincide. Unbroken Trend Lines: A unique feature that draws resistance (descending) and support (ascending) trend lines connecting the primary HH/LL to the nearest "unbroken" secondary high/low within the lookback. "Unbroken" means the line hasn't been pierced by price action after the second point. Divided into 3 groups (one per lookback), each with independent on/off toggles and colors. Solid lines for historical segments, dashed extensions for future projections. Resistance lines only draw if descending (y2 <= y1); support if ascending (y2 >= y1) to ensure logical trends. Extensive Customization:Lookback periods (1-1000 bars). Visibility toggles for lines, trends, and individual groups/rows. Colors for every element: table headers/rows, lines, labels, and trend groups. Table position options: top/bottom with left/right/center alignment. How to Use Add to Chart: Search for "ATH & ATL Distances PRO with Trend Lines" in TradingView's indicator library and add it to your chart. Customize Settings:Lookback Periods: Adjust Lookback 1/2/3 for short/medium/long-term analysis (e.g., 50 for recent swings, 250 for broader trends). Show ATH & ATL Lines: Toggle to display horizontal lines and labels. Set Line Length for how far they extend rightward. Show Trend Lines: Enable to activate unbroken trends. Use group toggles (Show Group 1/2/3) to focus on specific lookbacks. Table Options: Choose position and show/hide rows to declutter. Customize colors for better visibility on light/dark charts. Interpretation: Table: Negative Dist. to Top means price is below ATH (potential upside); positive Dist. to Bot. means above ATL (downside risk). Trend Lines: Look for price interactions—bounces off support or breaks through resistance. The "unbroken" logic selects the closest valid secondary point, ensuring relevance. On Chart: Hover over labels for details. Trends extend dashed to project future levels. Best Practices:Use on higher timeframes (e.g., daily) for major levels; lower for intraday. Combine with other indicators like RSI or moving averages for confirmation. Note: Calculations are based on historical highs/lows within the lookback—adjust for volatile assets to avoid noise. Subtleties and Advanced Notes Unbroken Logic: For resistance, it scans sorted secondary highs (excluding the primary HH) and picks the first unbroken candidate where no high pierces the line post-second point. Similarly for support with lows. If no valid point is found, no line draws—ensuring only reliable trends appear. Performance Considerations: High lookback values (e.g., 1000) may increase computation time on long charts, but the script is optimized with array sorting for efficiency. Edge Cases: If lookback exceeds available bars, it caps at chart history. Flat trends (y1 == y2) may draw as horizontal, overlapping ATH lines—toggle groups to manage. Limitations: Trends are based on close-bar data; intra-bar extremes aren't considered. No alerts built-in—use TradingView's alert system on price crosses. This indicator is built for educational and analytical purposes. Always backtest and combine with your strategy. Feedback welcome—happy trading!
Indicatore Pine Script®
di IQ-TRADER
Time Block with Current K-Line TimeThis indicator divides the market into fixed time blocks (daily, three-day, weekly, monthly, and yearly) and displays 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 dividing lines within each block, indicating key price positions within the block. ———————————— Description: 1. Generally speaking, the duration of a market period is one time block within the corresponding period. 2. Supports display of the current candlestick time, the dividing line for the next block, and a countdown. 3. Multi-time zone support: Shanghai, New York, London, Tokyo, and UTC. Time display automatically adapts to the selected time zone. 4. Time block visualization: Select the time block length based on the observation period and draw dividers at the time block boundaries. 5. Real-time time display: Detailed time of the current candlestick chart (year/month/day, hour:minute, day of the week). 6. Future time prediction: Displays the next time block's start position with a future divider. A countdown function displays the time until the next block, helping to determine the remaining duration of the current trend. ———————————— Use scenarios: Day trading: Identify trading day boundaries (1-day blocks) Swing trading: Optimize weekly/monthly time frame transitions (1-week/1-month blocks) Long-term investment: Observe annual market cycles (1-year blocks) Cross-time zone trading: Seamlessly switch between major global trading time zones. ———————————— Functions: - Time block division to observe market cycles - Draw 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 dividers to assist in trading decisions - Current K-line Time Display - Future Block Divider and Countdown Indicator ———————————— How to Use: Can be combined with trend lines or other trend-following tools to identify trend-following entry opportunities near the dividing line and follow the main trend. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 本指标将行情划分为固定时间区块（日、三日、周、月、年），并在每个区块内显示1/4、1/2、3/4分割线，标示区块内关键价格位置 ———————————— 描述： 1. 通常而言，一段行情的持续时间为对应周期下的一个时间区块 2. 支持显示当前K线时间及下一个区块的分割线和倒计时。 3. 多时区支持，支持上海、纽约、伦敦、东京、UTC五大交易时区，自适应所选时区的时间显示 4. 时间区块可视化：根据观测周期选择时间区块长度，在时间区块边界绘制分隔线 5. 实时时间显示：当前K线详细时间（年/月/日 时:分 星期） 6. 未来时间预测，下一个时间区块开始位置显示未来分割线，倒计时功能显示距离下个区块的时间，用于辅助判断当前趋势的剩余持续时间 ———————————— 使用场景： 日内交易：识别交易日边界（1日区块） 波段交易：把握周/月时间框架转换（1周/1月区块） 长期投资：观察年度市场周期（1年区块） 跨时区交易：无缝切换全球主要交易时区 ———————————— 功能： - 时间区块划分，观察行情周期 - 绘制1/4、1/2、3/4分割线，辅助交易判断 - 当前K线时间显示 - 未来区块分割线及倒计时提示 ———————————— 使用方法： 可结合趋势线或其他趋势跟随工具，在分割线附近寻找顺势进场机会，追随主趋势
Indicatore Pine Script®
di RosamondCheung
EMA/MA Unified with Pivot S/RIndicator Name: EMA/MA Unified with Pivot S/R (Moving Average + Pivot Support/Resistance System) ———————————— Indicator Purpose: This indicator combines multi-period EMA/MA moving averages with the Pivot Support/Resistance (Pivot S/R) system to identify market trends, pullback zones, and key support and resistance levels, helping traders more clearly judge market structure and entry and exit points. ———————————— Functional Description: A. EMA/MA Trend System: 1. Secondary Retracement Lines (EMA60/MA60): Display short-term price fluctuations and pullback levels, helping to determine entry or expansion opportunities. 2. Primary Trend Moving Averages (EMA240/EMA720/EMA1440): Represent short-term, medium-term, and long-term trends, respectively, and are used to determine overall market direction. EMA240 serves as a short-term primary trend reference line, useful for trend confirmation and pullback trading. B. EMA720 and EMA1440 Crossover Signals: 1. Golden Cross (EMA720 crosses above EMA1440): Confirms a bullish trend. 2. Death Cross (EMA720 crosses below EMA1440): Confirms a bearish trend. C. Trend Band Fill: Green bands indicate bullish trend bands, and red bands indicate bearish trend bands, visually displaying the direction and strength of the primary trend. D. Pivot Point Support and Resistance System: 1. Pivot points are categorized as short-term swing support and resistance, medium-term pullback support and resistance, and long-term trend support and resistance, helping traders identify key support and resistance areas. 2. The system automatically generates corresponding multi-period pivot lines based on the current period and user settings, allowing trading in conjunction with moving average trends. 3. Pivot point display allows for flexible selection, displaying only short-term, medium-term, or long-term key points. ———————————— Using Trend Lines: A. Trend Trading: 1. Bullish Primary Trend: If the price breaks through the trend line and rises above the EMA240 or EMA/MA60, consider going long. The EMA240 can be used as a short-term trend filter to confirm that the bullish primary trend persists after a pullback. 2. Bearish Primary Trend: If the price breaks through the trend line and falls below the EMA240 or EMA/MA60, consider going short. The EMA240 can also filter out false breakouts and confirm the trend direction. B. Pullback Trading: 1. Combining short-term pivot points (fluctuations) with trend lines can identify entry points after short-term price pullbacks. 2. Combining medium-term pivot points (retracements) with trend lines and the EMA240 can identify safe positions to add to positions after the trend continues. C. Key Support and Resistance: 1. The intersection of pivot lines and trend lines represents potential support/resistance reversal points, suitable for use as take-profit or stop-loss references. 2. When a trend line breaks through a pivot line, it can be used as a trend confirmation or breakout trading signal. 3. The EMA 240 can be used as an additional filter to enhance the effectiveness of support and resistance levels. ———————————— Suggestions for Use: 1. Suitable for use in conjunction with trend line and price pattern analysis. Prioritize trend following when the trend is clear, combining pivot points and the EMA 240 for trading. 2. Switch between different moving averages and pivot point systems to capture trends and pullbacks at different levels. 3. The EMA 240, as a short-term trend reference line, can filter out false breakouts and optimize entry and exit points. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 指标名称： EMA/MA 融合枢轴支撑/阻力系统（移动平均线 + 枢轴支撑/阻力系统） ———————————— 指标用途： 该指标将多周期 EMA/MA 移动平均线与枢轴支撑/阻力系统（枢轴支撑/阻力系统）相结合，以识别市场趋势、回调区域以及关键支撑位和阻力位，帮助交易者更清晰地判断市场结构以及入场和出场点。 ———————————— 功能描述： A. EMA/MA 趋势系统： 1. 次要回撤线 (EMA60/MA60)：显示短期价格波动和回调水平，帮助确定入场或扩展机会。 2. 主要趋势移动平均线 (EMA240/EMA720/EMA1440)：分别代表短期、中期和长期趋势，用于判断整体市场方向。 EMA240 作为短期主要趋势参考线，可用于趋势确认和回调交易。 B. EMA720 和 EMA1440 交叉信号： 1. 黄金交叉（EMA720 上穿 EMA1440）：确认看涨趋势。 2. 死亡交叉（EMA720 下穿 EMA1440）：确认看跌趋势。 C. 趋势带填充： 绿色带表示看涨趋势带，红色带表示看跌趋势带，直观地显示主要趋势的方向和强度。 D. 枢轴点支撑位和阻力位系统： 1. 枢轴点分为短期波动支撑位和阻力位、中期回调支撑位和阻力位以及长期趋势支撑位和阻力位，帮助交易者识别关键支撑位和阻力位。 2. 系统会根据当前周期和用户设置自动生成相应的多周期枢轴线，以便结合移动平均线趋势进行交易。 3. 枢轴点显示允许灵活选择，仅显示短期、中期或长期关键点。 ———————————— 使用趋势线： A. 趋势交易： 1. 看涨主要趋势：如果价格突破趋势线并升至 EMA240 或 EMA/MA60 上方，则考虑做多。EMA240 可用作短期趋势过滤器，以确认看涨主要趋势在回调后是否持续。 2. 看跌主要趋势：如果价格突破趋势线并跌破 EMA240 或 EMA/MA60，则考虑做空。EMA240 还可以过滤掉假突破并确认趋势方向。 B. 回调交易： 1. 将短期枢轴点（波动）与趋势线相结合，可以识别短期价格回调后的入场点。 2. 将中期枢轴点（回撤点）与趋势线和 EMA240 指标相结合，可以识别趋势持续后可安全加仓的仓位。 C. 关键支撑位和阻力位： 1. 枢轴点和趋势线的交点代表潜在的支撑/阻力反转点，适合用作止盈或止损的参考。 2. 当趋势线突破枢轴点时，可以作为趋势确认或突破的交易信号。 3. EMA 240 指标可作为额外的过滤器，增强支撑位和阻力位的有效性。 ———————————— 使用建议： 1. 适合与趋势线和价格形态分析结合使用。在趋势清晰时优先进行趋势跟踪，结合枢轴点和 EMA 240 指标进行交易。 2. 在不同的移动平均线和枢轴点系统之间切换，以捕捉不同水平的趋势和回调。 3、EMA 240作为短期趋势参考线，可以滤除假突破，优化进出点。
Indicatore Pine Script®
di RosamondCheung
Multiple Session Pre-market High/LowThis indicator marks each day’s pre-market range and projects it into the opening move so you can see how price reacts after the bell. It tracks the **pre-market high/low** within a user-defined window (default **04:00–09:29 ET**) and, at **09:30 ET**, draws two solid horizontal lines from **09:30 to 11:00 ET** at those levels. For additional context, you can optionally show matching **dotted lines** across the pre-market window itself. Everything is anchored to **America/New\_York** time (DST-safe), and colors/widths for both the RTH and pre-market lines are fully customizable. It’s built for **back testing and review**: levels are finalized at 09:30 and **do not repaint**, so what you see historically is what you would have had live. Use it to study opening drive behavior, VWAP/OR confluence, gap fills, and rejection/acceptance around the pre-market extremes. Works on any intraday timeframe; for stocks, enable **Extended Hours** so the 04:00–09:29 bars are available (futures usually include them by default). Adjust the pre-market start/end inputs to match your playbook (e.g., 07:00–09:29) and evaluate your strategies consistently across months of data.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di bigislandconstruction
Asia Session Mechanical Entry by AleDescription (compliant): This indicator executes fully mechanical trades at the start of the Asian session (default: 20:00 Argentina time). Core logic: Compares the closing prices of the previous two sessions at 20:00 and 09:00 to determine bias. If both days move in the same direction, the indicator takes a mean-reversion trade (opposite to the last two days’ move). If the days move in opposite directions, the trade follows the most recent day’s direction. Execution details: Entry price: exact session open or delayed by a user-defined number of candles. Stop Loss: nearest swing high/low ± ATR multiplier buffer. Take Profit: calculated from entry to SL distance, multiplied by user-defined RR ratio. ATR value plotted for volatility reference. Works on H1 charts for consistent candle timing. Features: Adjustable start/end session times. Configurable ATR multiplier, RR ratio, and delay before entry. Manual overrides for SL/TP levels. Automatic daily reset for next session's logic. Notes: This tool is based on a classic session-reversion model enhanced with ATR-based filters, flexible timing, and manual overrides. It is designed for systematic execution and quick visual backtesting.
Indicatore Pine Script®
di AleNewTrade