Wick & Body % with upper wick thresholdA simple indicator to give the sizes of wicks and main body of the last candle as percentage of high - low. No negative figures. If the candle is red, the table will be red and vice versa. Table could be located as per user preference. Upper wick threshold is user defined and will be red beyond the threshold.
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WhaleHunter: Time & Volatility Matrix [Algorithm]Concept & Methodology This script is a proprietary algorithmic trading system designed to identify high-probability reversal zones by combining three distinct dimensions of market analysis: Volatility (Price), Momentum (Volume), and Cycles (Time). unlike standard oscillators, this algorithm does not rely on lagging indicators like RSI or MACD. Instead, it utilizes a custom iterative search engine to find "Time Clusters" where price pivots align with Fibonacci sequence intervals.
1. Adaptive Time-Cycle Scanner (The Core Engine) The unique feature of this script is the built-in Auto-Search loop.
How it works: The algorithm stores historical Swing Highs and Swing Lows into arrays. On every bar, it runs a simulation loop to calculate the distance between past pivots.
Fibonacci Time Projection: It attempts to fit these distances to Fibonacci numbers (8, 13, 21, 34, 55, etc.) by applying a dynamic coefficient.
Cluster Detection: When multiple projected time cycles converge on the same future bar, the script draws a vertical "Time Line". The opacity of the line represents the strength of the cluster (how many cycles overlap). This indicates a high probability of volatility or trend change at that specific moment in time.
2. Multi-Timeframe TMA Channels (Volatility) The script renders a composite view of Triangular Moving Average (TMA) bands across 9 different timeframes (from 1 minute to 1 Month) simultaneously on the chart.
Logic: By calculating the ATR-based deviation from the TMA on higher timeframes, the script identifies "Overextended" price zones.
Note on Calculation: The TMA channels utilize lookahead=true to smooth the bands and provide a clearer view of the dominant trend structure on historical data. While the channels themselves adapt, the entry signals described below are strictly confirmed on the close of the bar.
3. VSA Whale Detector (Volume) The "Whale" signals (Diamonds) appear only when specific Volume Spread Analysis conditions are met:
Price hits the outer band of the TMA Channel (Statistical deviation).
Volume exceeds the average by a user-defined factor (e.g., x2.0).
Candle geometry shows rejection (long wicks or small bodies relative to range). This logic filters out "fake" moves and highlights areas where institutional interest (high volume) opposes the current trend.
How to Use
Look for Confluence: The strongest signals occur when a "Time Cluster" (Vertical Line) aligns with a "Whale Diamond" (Volume spike at Channel edge).
Heatmap Reading: The vertical lines represent future time turning points. Brighter lines = stronger time confluence.
Risk Management: Do not trade blindly on diamonds. Use the channels as dynamic support/resistance zones.
Settings
Whale Detector: Adjust the Volume Multiplier to filter signals.
Time Scanner: You can change the "Lookback Depth" to analyze more or less historical pivots for time projections.
Channels: Toggle specific timeframes (e.g., turn off 1m/5m for swing trading).
Disclaimer: This script is for educational purposes and market analysis only.
QX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 ProQX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 Pro (qx_expert_imtiaz) is an advanced price-action–based TradingView indicator designed to identify high-probability BUY and SELL opportunities with clarity and precision.
It combines trend direction, market structure, and dynamic support & resistance logic to help traders make confident decisions in both trending and ranging markets.
The indicator plots clear BUY (green) and SELL (red) signals directly on the chart, reducing noise and eliminating guesswork. It is optimized for short-term, intraday, and scalping strategies, while still remaining effective on higher timeframes.
QX Expert Imtiazz Pro works best on Forex pairs, but it can also be applied to crypto, indices, and commodities. Its lightweight and non-repainting logic makes it suitable for real-time trading and backtesting.
🔹 Key Features
📌 Clear BUY & SELL arrow signals
📈 Trend-based confirmation logic
🔄 Works in trending & ranging markets
🕒 Suitable for scalping, intraday & swing trading
⚡️ Repainting signals (after candle close) With 90% Accuracy
🔧 Optimized for Binary & Forex, Crypto, Indices
📊 Works on multiple timeframes
🧠 Beginner-friendly & pro-level accuracy
🔹 How to Use
BUY Signal (Green Arrow): Look for long entries after candle close
SELL Signal (Red Arrow): Look for short entries after candle close
Best results when used with:
Higher timeframe trend confirmation
Proper risk management (SL & TP)
Support & resistance zones
Bear Market Resistance BandsBear Market Resistance Bands Indicator – How It Works
This overlay indicator helps identify potential resistance zones during bearish market conditions, downtrends, or corrective rallies within larger bear phases.
It plots dynamic overhead levels where price often struggles to break higher, and where selling pressure tends to increase — making it useful for short setups, fading rallies, or confirming bearish continuation.
1. The Three Resistance Levels
The indicator draws three moving averages that act as layered resistance bands:
Fast Resistance
A 20-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) of the close price (length is adjustable).
Shown as a red line (linewidth 2).
This is the quickest, most sensitive level — rallies frequently stall or reverse here first.
Medium Resistance
A 50-period SMA of the close price (also adjustable).
Shown as an orange line (linewidth 2).
This acts as a stronger, deeper resistance zone. Rallies that reach this level are considered more significant tests of supply.
Slow Resistance
The 200-day Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) from the daily timeframe.
Only displayed if the "Show 200-day VWAP" setting is turned on (enabled by default).
Plotted in very dark red (#8B0000) with circle markers and thicker line (linewidth 3).
This is the slowest-moving, longest-term resistance level — often a major institutional supply zone in prolonged bear markets.
These lines form a descending resistance corridor. The areas between them are shaded with semi-transparent red fills to make the zones visually clear:Light red fill between Fast and Medium levels.
Darker red fill between Medium and VWAP (when shown).
2. Background Coloring – Strong Bear Zone
When the closing price is below all active resistance levels (below Fast SMA, below Medium SMA, and below VWAP if enabled), the chart background turns a very faint red.
This highlights periods of strong bearish control, where upside momentum is weak and sellers dominate.
3. Rejection Signals – Bearish Rejection Triangles
The indicator marks moments when price rallies up to a resistance level and then turns down — interpreted as sellers rejecting higher prices.
These signals appear as small downward triangles above the bar:
Reject Fast – red triangle: price crosses below the Fast SMA after touching or approaching it.
Reject Med – orange triangle: price crosses below the Medium SMA.
Reject VWAP – maroon triangle: price crosses below the 200-day VWAP (only if VWAP is enabled).
These triangles are classic visual cues for failed rallies or bearish reversals at resistance — often good spots for short entries or to add to existing shorts in downtrends.You can set an alert on any of these rejection events (“Bearish Resistance Rejection”).
4. How to Read the Indicator in PracticePrice Action / Position
Price Action / Position - What It Usually Means - Typical Market Context - Trading Implication (Bearish View)
Price stays below all bands + red background - Sellers in full control - Strong downtrend / bear market - Bearish bias – hold/add shorts
Price rallies into the red/orange fills - Counter-trend rally testing supply - Bear market bounce / dead-cat bounce - Watch for rejection – prepare to short
Downward triangle appears at a band - Sellers defend the level – rally fails - Resistance confirmed - High-probability short signal
Multiple rejections at the same level - Persistent overhead supply - Distribution phase
- Stay short / avoid buying
Price breaks and closes above all bands - Potential bullish shift / resistance broken -
Caution – bear case weakening - Reduce shorts, monitor for reversal
Best Use Cases
- Timing short entries on rallies during downtrends — especially when a rejection triangle appears at the Medium or VWAP level.
- Confirming bearish trend strength — frequent rejections + persistent red background = classic bear market behavior.
- Avoiding false bottoms — rallies that fail at the Fast or Medium band often signal continuation lower.
- Major assets — works particularly well on indices (SPX, NDX), large-cap stocks, and cryptocurrencies during bear phases, where the 200-day VWAP frequently acts as a key battleground.
Customization Tips
Adjust Fast Length and Medium Length to match your timeframe (shorter for intraday, longer for swing/position trading).
Toggle the 200-day VWAP off if you prefer simpler visuals or trade non-stock assets where VWAP is less relevant.
Combine with volume indicators, RSI, or lower-timeframe price action for higher-conviction setups.
In essence, this indicator turns classic moving averages and VWAP into a clear visual system for spotting bearish resistance zones and failed rallies.
When price repeatedly gets rejected at these red/orange bands with downward triangles, it reinforces the idea that sellers remain in control — a simple but powerful tool for bear-market or corrective-phase trading.
If you have questions about applying it to a specific chart or want ideas for complementary indicators, feel free to join us in our discord server: discord.gg/y73tgmT9H6
BK AK-Crosswind Falcon🦅👑 BK AK–Crosswind Falcon (Falcon) 👑🦅
All glory to Gd — the true source of wisdom, restraint, and right timing.
AK is honor — my mentor’s standard: clarity, patience, no shortcuts, no gambling.
A previous version of this publication was hidden by PineCoders moderation Demons for “insufficient description.” This republish includes a complete, self-contained explanation (what it does, how it works, and how to use it).
Falcon is a non-overlay oscillator that compresses classic DMI/ADX into one signed momentum line called Zenith, built to do one thing clean: separate real wind from fake wind.
🧠 What It Does
Falcon plots:
Zenith (signed momentum): derived from +DI/-DI dominance and trend strength
Signal line: configurable MA smoothing of Zenith
TREND vs RANGE regime: via an ADX threshold
Bands / extreme zones: dynamic (stdev) or static, for stretch/exhaustion context
Peak / Valley signals: two modes (instant vs confirmed)
Background engines: multiple modes to “paint the legs” or highlight turns
HUD panel: compact table with regime/bias/scores and status
⚙️ How Zenith Is Built (Core Logic)
Falcon computes classic DMI:
diff = +DI − -DI (directional dominance)
ADX (trend strength)
Then Zenith uses one of 3 formulas:
DI Spread × ADX: direction × trend weight
ADX Signed: ADX with sign from DI dominance
DX Signed (default): signed DX for a raw directional read
Signal line is a selectable MA of Zenith (EMA/SMA/WMA/HMA/ZLEMA/DEMA/TEMA/VWMA/RMA).
Also tracked internally:
Velocity: zenVel (1st derivative of Zenith)
Acceleration: zenAcc (2nd derivative)
🧱 Regime + Bias (What the colors mean)
TREND when ADX ≥ Trend Threshold
RANGE when below threshold
Bias: bull when diff ≥ 0, bear when diff < 0
Optional flash on regime/bias switches.
🎨 Background Mode (Pick how the pane “reads”)
Background Mode controls how Falcon paints legs/turns:
Original (Regime/Dir Flash)
Trend bull/bear tint, range gray, optional flash.
Peak↔Valley Legs (Signals)
Background turns green after Valley, red after Peak (uses your signal engine).
Turn Legs (Hybrid: Extreme+Vel+Price) (default)
Attempts the closest “turn read” without repainting:
Extreme zone + velocity flip + optional price confirmation + optional swing location.
Turn Legs (Slope+Extreme)
Uses Zenith slope flips inside extreme zones.
Slope Direction
Simple: green when Zenith rising, red when falling.
Slope Flip Flash
Flashes only on slope flips.
📏 Bands / Extremes + Dot Cooldowns
Bands can be:
Dynamic: stdev(Zenith, lookback) × multiplier
Static: fixed ± value
Extremes are defined by Extreme Zone % (e.g., 0.65 of the band distance).
Extreme dots (OB/OS) can be enabled and now include cooldowns:
OB Dot Cooldown (bars)
OS Dot Cooldown (bars)
Set to 0 to allow dots every bar in extreme.
This prevents “dot spam” when Zenith rides the band.
🎯 Peak / Valley Signals (Two Modes)
Falcon can signal turns inside extreme zones:
1) Instant Cross
Fires immediately when:
Zenith crosses below Signal near/inside upper extreme (Peak)
Zenith crosses above Signal near/inside lower extreme (Valley)
Includes Extreme Lookback so it can catch crosses right at the edge.
2) Confirmed Pivot (default)
Uses pivots on Zenith:
Peak = confirmed pivot high in extreme
Valley = confirmed pivot low in extreme
Important: Pivot mode confirms after Pivot Right Bars, but plots on the pivot bar using an offset, so you understand where the pivot formed.
Signals also respect:
Cooldown bars
Session filter (optional)
⏱️ Session Filter (Optional)
“Block Off-Hours Signals” suppresses signals outside your defined window (start/end hour/min). This is purely a time gate for signals; Zenith itself still calculates.
🧾 Fixed Calculation Timeframe (Optional)
“Use Fixed Calculation TF” runs the DMI/ADX/Zenith math on a selected timeframe using request.security, while you view it on any chart TF (useful for smoothing).
🖥 HUD (One-glance status)
The HUD shows: TF, signal mode, session status, regime, bias, ADX, Zenith, velocity, exhaustion flag, OB/OS state, and a blended master score.
✅ Practical Use
Regime first: TREND = actionable, RANGE = caution.
Bias next: DI dominance is the directional “wind.”
Signals last: use Peaks/Valleys as permission/awareness, not prophecy.
If it’s too chatty: increase cooldowns, tighten Extreme %, or use Confirmed Pivot.
👑 Solomon Lens (Proverbs) — weigh what’s real, strip what’s noise.
Falcon is that: direction × strength, measured, not vibes.
🙏 Respect + Seal
Respect to AK — discipline, patience, clean execution.
All glory to Gd — the source of wisdom and endurance.
🦅👑 BK AK–Crosswind Falcon — read the wind, earn the move. 👑🦅
Precision AlgoGuard# Precision AlgoGuard — TradingView Description
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## Overview
Precision AlgoGuard is a market quality scoring indicator designed to identify unfavorable trading conditions in real-time. Unlike signal generators that tell you when to enter, AlgoGuard tells you when NOT to trade by detecting traps, false breakouts, and absorption patterns before they damage your positions.
The indicator outputs a 0-100 quality score along with a simple three-state system: OK (green), CAUTION (yellow), or NO TRADE (red).
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## What Makes This Indicator Unique
Most trap detection tools draw static zones on the chart and leave interpretation to the trader. AlgoGuard takes a different approach: it analyzes each bar in real-time using multiple detection methods, combines them into a single tradability score, and automatically adjusts its sensitivity based on the asset class you're trading.
A wick trap on a microcap stock looks very different from one on SPY. AlgoGuard accounts for this through behavior-tuned parameters that shift thresholds based on your selected mode (Micro, Small, Mid, Large, ETF, or Crypto).
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## How It Works
The indicator calculates a base score using normalized volume and range metrics, then applies penalties when it detects specific warning patterns:
**VWAP Pinning Detection**
When price remains stuck within a narrow band around VWAP for an extended period, it often signals institutional accumulation/distribution or indecision — conditions that produce choppy, unpredictable moves. AlgoGuard measures what percentage of recent bars have closed within a behavior-tuned ATR distance from VWAP.
**Wick Trap Detection**
Identifies bars where the wick dominates the range while the body remains small, occurring at recent swing highs or lows. This pattern suggests a stop-hunt or failed breakout — price pushed through a level to trigger stops, then immediately reversed. The detection requires the wick to exceed a threshold percentage of total range AND price to fail holding above/below the prior extreme.
**Fake Breakout Detection**
Monitors for breakouts that lack follow-through or participation. When price breaks a recent high but fails to hold above that level in subsequent bars, AND volume and range are below participation thresholds, AlgoGuard flags it as a fake breakout.
**Absorption Detection**
Detects the combination of: elevated volume (spike above average), compressed range (small bar relative to ATR), and high wickiness. This pattern often indicates large players absorbing supply/demand — the market is "churning" and a directional move may follow, but the current bar is not the time to enter.
**Low Volatility Penalty**
When ATR falls into the bottom 20th percentile of its recent range, a penalty is applied. Low volatility environments often produce false signals and whipsaws.
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## Scoring Logic
The score starts at a base value calculated from:
- Range relative to ATR (normalized, capped contribution)
- Volume relative to average (normalized, capped contribution)
Penalties are then subtracted for each detected condition:
- Wickiness penalty (scaled by wick-to-range ratio)
- VWAP pinning penalty
- Wick trap penalty
- Fake breakout penalty
- Absorption penalty
- Low volatility penalty
The final score is clamped between 0-100.
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## State System
**NO TRADE (Red)** — Score falls below threshold OR absorption/fake breakout detected. Avoid new entries.
**CAUTION (Yellow)** — Score is moderate OR VWAP pinning/wick trap detected. Proceed carefully, reduce size, or wait for confirmation.
**OK (Green)** — Score is healthy, no major warnings active. Normal trading conditions.
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## Behavior Modes
Select the mode that matches your instrument:
| Mode | Best For |
|------|----------|
| Micro | Sub-$500M market cap stocks |
| Small | $500M - $2B market cap |
| Mid | $2B - $10B market cap |
| Large | $10B+ large caps |
| ETF | Index ETFs (SPY, QQQ, etc.) |
| Crypto | Cryptocurrency pairs |
Each mode adjusts multiple internal parameters including VWAP pin band width, wick trap ratios, absorption thresholds, participation requirements, and score thresholds.
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## Settings
**ATR Length** (Default: 14) — Period for Average True Range calculation used in normalization and band measurements.
**Volume Average Length** (Default: 30) — Lookback for volume moving average used to detect relative volume spikes.
**ATR Percentile Length** (Default: 100) — Period for determining ATR percentile ranking to identify low volatility regimes.
**VWAP Pin Lookback Bars** (Default: 12) — Number of bars analyzed for VWAP pinning detection.
**Breakout Lookback** (Default: 20) — Period for identifying recent swing highs/lows used in wick trap and fake breakout detection.
**Follow Through Bars** (Default: 2) — Number of bars price must hold above breakout level to confirm legitimacy.
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## Display Options
**Show Background** — Highlights bars where absorption, fake breakouts, or wick traps are detected.
**Label Position / Size** — Customize the info table location and text size.
**Colors** — Customize OK, Caution, No Trade, and Event label colors.
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## How To Use
AlgoGuard is designed as a filter, not a signal generator. Use it alongside your existing strategy:
1. Before entering any trade, check AlgoGuard's state
2. If RED (No Trade): Stand aside regardless of your setup
3. If YELLOW (Caution): Reduce position size or require additional confirmation
4. If GREEN (OK): Proceed with normal risk parameters
The background shading helps you visually identify which specific condition triggered a warning — yellow shading for wick traps/fake breakouts, darker shading for absorption.
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## Alerts
Four alert conditions are available:
- No Trade condition triggered
- Caution condition triggered
- Absorption detected
- Fake Breakout detected
- Wick Trap detected
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## Important Notes
- This indicator does not repaint — states are determined on bar close
- AlgoGuard is a filter/context tool, not an entry signal generator
- No indicator can predict the future; use proper risk management
- Best used on intraday timeframes (1m - 1H) though works on all timeframes
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⚠️ **Disclaimer**: This indicator is for educational purposes only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always do your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
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TSLA (Large Mode) — 5 Minute
IBRX (Small Mode) — 5 Minute
BTCUSD (Crypto Mode) — 5 Minute
Gaba Momentum Indicator (Invite Only)GMI is a powerful Momentum Indicator designed to help traders quickly spot strength, weakness, and directional bias in the market. It simplifies momentum analysis into a clean 0–100 oscillator, making it easier to stay on the right side of the trend.
✅ What GMI Helps You Do
Identify bullish vs bearish momentum
Filter out low-quality trades in sideways markets
Confirm breakouts, pullbacks, and trend continuation
Stay aligned with the dominant market strength
Best For :
Intraday Traders • Swing Traders • Trend Followers
🎓 Learn the Full Method (Course Available)
This indicator is part of the GMI Trading Framework, where I teach:
✅ How to use GMI for entry, exit & trade management
✅ How to identify high probability setups
✅ How to avoid false signals with proper filters & structure
✅ Risk management rules to trade with confidence
📩 To enrol for the course and learn the complete strategy, contact / DM for access or visit: www.prakashgaba.com
⚠️ Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Dual Adoptive CurvesThe leading indicator is very useful to detect the structure of asset and also regime. This is for Pure intraday playing
STRC $100 Peg Monitor v6Displays any timeframe when STRC is at the $100 peg indicating that MSTR is selling more shares via the ATM to buy more Bitcoin
Automated Risk Management HUDDESCRIPTION:
"Amateurs focus on how much they can make. Professionals focus on how much they can lose."
Most traders fail Funding Challenges (FTMO, The 5ers, etc.) not because they lack a strategy, but because of poor Risk Management and psychological loss of control.
Architect's Sentinel Pro is not just a position size calculator. It is a Discipline Enforcement System integrated directly into your chart. It eliminates mental math, prevents contract size errors, and acts as a psychological barrier against revenge trading.
CORE FEATURES:
1. Precision Asset Engine Stop guessing contract sizes. The engine automatically adjusts calculation logic for:
XAUUSD (Gold): Standardized for 100oz contracts.
Forex Majors: Standardized for 100,000 units.
JPY Pairs: Adjusted scaling.
Indices/Crypto: Flexible support.
2. Professional HUD (Heads-Up Display) A non-intrusive dashboard located at the top-right corner. It displays:
Exact Risk ($): precise to 2 decimal places.
Lot Size: Calculated instantly based on your risk parameters.
SL Levels: The exact price levels you need to input into your execution platform.
3. The "Bullet" System (Psychology Control) Gamify your risk. You input your Daily Loss Limit (e.g., $125). The tool calculates how many "Bullets" (Trades) you have left based on your risk per trade.
Green: Safe zone.
Orange: Caution (1 trade left).
RED: Daily Limit Reached -> CEASE TRADING IMMEDIATELY.
4. Hybrid Calculation Modes
Risk Based: You define the Max Risk ($) -> The tool calculates the Max Lot.
Lot Based: You define the Lot Size -> The tool audits the risk. If the calculated risk exceeds your limit, the HUD flashes a "VIOLATION" alert.
5. Flexible Stop Loss Logic
Auto (ATR Dynamic): Uses Average True Range to adapt SL to market volatility.
Fixed Distance: Set a fixed price distance (e.g., $5.00 on Gold).
Manual Level: Enter a specific price level for structural stops.
HOW TO USE:
Configuration: Open Settings. Input your Risk per Trade ($) and Daily Loss Limit ($).
Execution: Look at the HUD.
If BLUE/GREEN: Enter the Lot Size and SL Price shown.
If RED: Do not trade.
Accountability: If you take a loss, open Settings and increment the Losses Today counter. The system will deduct a "Bullet" from your inventory.
"Architects sell Blueprints, not Manual Labor." Let the tool handle the math. You focus on the execution.
Chainbey Ai - Volume Sentiment Table (Last N Candles) v1.2🔷 Chainbey Ai – Volume Sentiment Table (Last N Candles)
Chainbey Ai – Volume Sentiment Table is a smart, clean dashboard-style indicator that analyzes the last N candles and shows who is in control right now — Buyers or Sellers — directly on your chart in a bottom-right table.
This tool is designed to reduce noise, avoid guesswork, and help traders make confidence-based decisions using volume behavior rather than candle color alone.
📊 What This Indicator Shows
🔹 Buyer vs Seller Percentage
Calculates Buyer % and Seller % from the last N candles
Uses volume distribution logic (not just green/red candles)
Example:
Buyers: 72%
Sellers: 28%
This clearly tells you which side is dominant.
🔹 Market Control Status
The table automatically labels:
BUYERS ACTIVE
SELLERS ACTIVE
NEUTRAL
So you instantly know who is pushing the market at the moment.
🔹 Net Pressure (Buy − Sell)
Shows the difference between buyers and sellers in percentage.
Positive = bullish pressure
Negative = bearish pressure
Helpful to judge strength, not just direction.
🔹 Current Candle Pressure
Shows live buyer vs seller pressure for the current candle:
B 63% | S 37%
This helps you confirm:
Breakouts
Rejections
Fake moves
🔹 Relative Volume (RelVol)
Compares current volume to its average:
1.00x = normal activity
>1.50x = strong participation (institutional interest)
🛠️ How to Use (Practical Trading Guide)
✅ Trend Confirmation
Buyers Active + Rising Price → trend continuation likely
Sellers Active + Falling Price → bearish continuation
✅ Entry Confirmation
Use this table to confirm, not predict:
Enter trades only when your setup aligns with volume dominance
Avoid buying when Sellers Active
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✅ Breakout Validation
Breakout + Buyers > 60% + High RelVol = real breakout
Breakout + low buyer % = possible fake move
✅ Trade Management
If in BUY and table flips to SELLERS ACTIVE, consider:
Partial close
Tight stop
Same logic for SELL trades
⚙️ Inputs Explained
Lookback Candles
Controls how many past candles are used (default: 50)
Relative Volume Length
Volume average period for activity comparison
Dominance Threshold (%)
Used for alerts when one side becomes clearly dominant
Show Table
Toggle the dashboard on/off
🔔 Alerts
Buyers Dominant Alert
Sellers Dominant Alert
Alerts trigger when dominance crosses the defined threshold, helping you stay aware without staring at the screen.
🎯 Best Use Cases
✔ Scalping
✔ Intraday trading
✔ Breakout & rejection confirmation
✔ Smart money / volume analysis
✔ Works on all markets (Forex, Gold, Crypto, Indices)
⚠️ Important Note
This indicator does NOT generate buy/sell signals.
It is a confirmation and bias tool designed to work alongside:
Price action
Support & resistance
Trend structure
Chainbey Ai indicators
🧠 Chainbey Ai Philosophy
“Don’t trade what you hope — trade what volume confirms.”
If you want fewer fake entries, clearer market bias, and cleaner decisions — this tool is for you.
HANUMAN ASHTRA SIGNALSa very good indicator to give buy or sell signals combined with rsi and candle stick patterns
Minervini TT RS Break (vs TOPIX)his script selects “buyable” stocks using Minervini’s Trend Template and filters for market leaders by relative strength versus TOPIX. A BUY signal appears when all TT conditions are met (price above 50/150/200-day MAs, 50>150>200 alignment, rising 200-day MA, +30% from 52-week low, within 25% of 52-week high) and RS is above the threshold, trending up, and making new highs. While BUY is active, an ENTRY signal is shown only when a pivot breakout (above the prior N-day high) occurs with a volume surge (multiple of average volume) and volatility contraction (lower ATR%). An RS BREAK is flagged when relative strength weakens (below its MA or MA turning down), indicating no-add and exit watch. Use BUY to build a watchlist, act only on ENTRY signals, and stop adding while prioritizing exit decisions when RS BREAK appears.
Multi-VWAP Pro (HP) + Alerts - par Alphaomega18 Multi-VWAP Pro High-Precision (D/W/M) – by alphaomega18
🚀 Overview
Elevate your institutional analysis with the Multi-VWAP Pro High-Precision, a comprehensive tool designed for traders who demand surgical accuracy.
Most standard VWAP indicators lag or shift when changing timeframes. This script solves that by using a 1-minute data polling engine (request.security), ensuring your Daily, Weekly, and Monthly levels remain rock-solid and accurate, whether you are on a 1m, 15m, or 1h chart.
💎 Key Features
High-Precision Engine: Calculation based on 1-minute intraday data for maximum mathematical accuracy.
Multi-Timeframe Anchors: View Daily, Weekly, and Monthly VWAPs simultaneously.
Dynamic Color Logic: The Daily VWAP turns Green when the price is above and Red when below for instant trend bias.
Triple SD Bands: 3 fully customizable Standard Deviation bands for each timeframe to identify exhaustion zones.
Smart Alerts: Fully programmable notifications for price crosses on all levels.
Clean Labels: Real-time labels on the price scale for a professional, organized look.
📈 Trading Strategy: The Power of Confluence
Using three different VWAP anchors allows you to see the market through multiple lenses. Here is how to use this tool:
1. The Institutional Confluence
The strongest setups occur when two or more VWAP lines overlap.
The Setup: If the Daily VWAP clusters with the Weekly VWAP, it creates a "Hard Floor/Ceiling."
The Trade: Look for high-probability bounces in these zones where institutions defend their average price.
2. Mean Reversion with SD3 Bands
The 3rd Standard Deviation (SD3) represents price extremes.
The Trade: When price pierces a Daily SD3, look for a reversal back toward the VWAP (Mean Reversion), especially if it aligns with a Weekly or Monthly SD2 band.
3. Trend Confirmation
Bullish Bias: If the Daily VWAP is Green, prioritize "Buy the Dip" on lower SD bands.
Bearish Bias: If the Daily VWAP is Red, prioritize "Sell the Rip" on upper SD bands.
💡 Pro Tip for my Followers
"Alignment is king. When the Daily, Weekly, and Monthly VWAPs all slope in the same direction, you have a high-conviction trend. Follow me for more high-precision tools and market insights!"
🛠 Settings & Customization
Visibility: Toggle any VWAP or SD band on/off.
Full Color Control: Pick your own colors for Weekly and Monthly lines.
Adjustable Multipliers: Fine-tune the volatility bands (SD1, SD2, SD3) for any asset.
ASRAR FX Gold Psycho-Levels🔥 ASRAR FX Gold Psycho-Levels
This indicator is engineered specifically for XAUUSD (Gold) Scalping on the 5-minute timeframe. Unlike standard lagging indicators, ASRAR FX uses "Trader Psychology" logic to identify fakeouts and valid breakouts.
🚀 Key Features:
1. Psychological Levels: Automatically draws the most recent Support & Resistance zones based on fractals.
2. Price Action Confirmation: Signals are ONLY generated when a candle closes confirming a breakout or a rebound.
3. No Repainting: Once a signal appears and the candle closes, it never disappears.
⚙️ How to use:
* Timeframe: 5 Minutes (Recommended for Scalping).
* BUY Signal: Wait for a green label after a confirmed support rejection or resistance breakout.
* SELL Signal: Wait for a red label after a confirmed resistance rejection or support breakdown.
* Stop Loss: Recommended 25-30 pips.
* Take Profit: Open targets (Aim for 60+ pips).
⚠️ Risk Warning: This tool provides a technical edge but does not guarantee profits. Always use proper risk management.
Intraday Acharya Ji - By RVIntraday Acharya Ji By RV
**Gann Levels by Acharya Ji** is an intraday precision indicator based on W.D. Gann’s percentage expansion methodology. The script automatically captures the **first candle of the trading day** and projects mathematically calculated price levels above and below it, helping traders identify **important support, resistance, targets, and reversal zones**.
The indicator plots:
* 🔵 **First Candle High & Low** as reference points
* 🟢 **Multiple upside Gann target levels** (0.09% to 8.64%)
* 🔴 **Multiple downside Gann target levels** (−0.09% to −8.64%)
* 🏷️ **Clean price tags** on the right side of the chart for quick readability
Each level updates **automatically every trading day**, ensuring accuracy without manual adjustment. Price tags remain clean and clutter-free, displaying exact values in a TradingView-style format.
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### ✅ Key Features
* Fully **automatic daily level calculation**
* Based on **Gann percentage ratios**
* Clear **visual support & resistance mapping**
* **Right-aligned price labels** for fast decision-making
* Works on **all intraday timeframes**
* Ideal for **index, stock, and futures trading**
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### 🎯 Best Use Case
* Intraday trading & scalping
* Target projection & risk management
* Breakout and reversal confirmation
* High-probability entry & exit planning
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### ⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is for **educational purposes only**. Always combine with proper risk management and additional confirmation tools before taking trades.
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Accumulation & Distribution Flow (WAD+SMA)Accumulation & Distribution Flow (WAD+SMA) is a volume-free flow indicator
designed to visualize accumulation (buying pressure) and distribution
(selling pressure) using price action only.
This indicator is based on Williams Accumulation/Distribution (WAD),
combined with a Simple Moving Average (SMA) as a baseline.
When the flow line (WAD) is above the SMA, the market is considered to be
in an accumulation phase (buying in).
When the flow line is below the SMA, the market is considered to be
in a distribution phase (selling out).
Key Features:
• Clear visualization of accumulation vs distribution
• Color-coded flow line and fill for quick regime recognition
• Lightweight and responsive (no volume required)
• Suitable for trend continuation and pullback analysis
• Adjustable line width, dot size, and fill transparency
How to Use:
• Accumulation (WAD above SMA):
Look for long continuation, pullbacks, or trend-following entries.
• Distribution (WAD below SMA):
Watch for exits, short continuation, or risk-off conditions.
• Best used together with price structure and trend direction.
Notes:
• This indicator does NOT provide direct buy/sell signals.
• Always combine with risk management
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HighCrew Nexus GP3 Core Burst Pressure PercentagesHIGHCREW Nexus Market Narrative GP3 Core Burst Pressure Percentages is a market awareness and pressure interpretation tool designed to help traders understand what price is preparing to do before visible price expansion occurs.
The system analyzes real time market conditions and translates internal pressure, momentum, volatility, and participation into clear directional context. This is expressed through live burst pressure percentages that show which side of the market currently holds control and how dominant that pressure is relative to the opposing side.
GP3 Core does not rely on candle patterns, indicators that react after the move, or delayed confirmations. It focuses on what is developing underneath price action so traders can recognize when pressure is building, compressing, stalling, or preparing to release.
The burst pressure percentages are not trade signals or predictions. They represent real time directional dominance and internal market alignment, allowing traders to manage entries, exits, and trade confidence with greater clarity as conditions evolve.
For best results, GP3 Core Burst Pressure Percentages is designed to be stacked with HIGHCREW RSI Scout, HIGHCREW Dynamic Structure, and HIGHCREW Execution Intelligence. When combined, these tools form a multi layered market reading system that covers pressure, momentum, volatility, structure, and participation in a unified framework.
HIGHCREW Nexus Market Narrative GP3 Core Burst Pressure Percentages is built primarily for day trading and intraday analysis across equities, indices, and crypto markets. It is intended to enhance awareness and execution precision, not to automate trading decisions.
This script does not forecast price. It provides clarity into current market conditions so traders can better understand what price is attempting to do before and during expansion phases.
Multi-Timeframe Behavior
You may notice that when switching across different timeframes, the Nexus burst pressure percentages dynamically adjust to reflect the conditions present on that specific timeframe. As the chart timeframe changes, the system recalculates pressure, momentum, and participation relative to that context.
This allows Nexus to provide awareness not only on lower intraday charts, but also on higher timeframes, showing whether burst conditions are forming, active, or absent within that broader structure. The burst pressure readout always reflects the timeframe currently in view.
While GP3 Core is primarily optimized for day trading and intraday execution, this adaptive behavior can help traders understand how short term pressure aligns with higher timeframe conditions.
Murrey Math Pro - OptionsHubMurrey Math Pro — OptionsHub
1. What Murrey Math Lines Are
Murrey Math Lines are a grid of support/resistance levels built by dividing a selected price range into 8 equal parts (0/8…8/8). The indicator complements the grid with “extensions” -1/8, -2/8, +1/8, +2/8, which reflect extreme zones beyond the main range.
The idea is simple:
* the market often moves in “steps” between fixed zones,
* the middle levels provide balance/flat zones,
* the extreme levels are zones of “overbought/oversold” and a high probability of reaction,
* extensions show anomalous moves beyond the frame and often act as a trigger for recalculation (shift) of the grid.
2. What the Indicator Shows on the Chart
The script builds:
a) Base grid (current timeframe)
* levels 0/8…8/8 (and optionally extensions ±1/8, ±2/8)
* the grid is calculated based on the selected “Frame mode” and “Anchor”
b) Optional MTF grid (higher timeframe)
* the same levels, but calculated on the selected higher TF (e.g., D)
* used for “level weight”: a higher-TF level is usually stronger
c) Bounce Stats (reaction statistics)
For each level (optionally: key only or all), statistics are tracked:
* Touches — how many times the level was touched
* Bounce% — percentage of successful “bounces” from the level among completed cases
3. Interpretation of Levels
Key levels
4/8 — the central level (balance)
* Often acts as an “axis”: around 4/8 the market tends to range/rotate.
* If price holds above 4/8, the level often acts as support. Below — as resistance.
0/8 and 8/8 — frame boundaries
* These are the extreme levels of the main grid; they often cause strong reactions.
* When approaching 0/8 or 8/8, the probability of sharp bounces/corrections is higher than at “weak” levels.
* A breakout with acceptance often means a “regime change” and a potential shift/rebuild of the frame (if enabled).
Intermediate levels
1/8 and 7/8 — “strength test” zones
* If price reaches 7/8 but cannot pass — often a pullback to 4/8.
* If it confidently breaks 7/8 and holds — the probability of a move to 8/8 and beyond the frame increases.
(For the downside, this is mirrored: 1/8 is tested during declines.)
2/8 and 6/8 — significant holding levels
* Often give a reaction, especially if confirmed by closes on one side of the level.
* If after a touch/bounce price quickly breaks the level by a close — this signals a weak reaction.
3/8 and 5/8 — working levels inside the range
* Often act as “steps”: the market may chop between them in sideways conditions.
* A break of 5/8 often increases the probability of a move toward 8/8.
* A break of 3/8 — the probability of a move toward 0/8.
Extensions
-1/8 and +1/8
* “Overstretch” zones beyond the frame.
* Often indicate weakening momentum and an increased probability of a return into the range.
-2/8 and +2/8
* Extreme zones.
* Often used as a “boundary after which it makes sense to rebuild the grid,” but not necessarily immediately: confirmations are important (in classical approaches, several consecutive closes are often mentioned).
4. How to Configure the Indicator
Step 1. Choose the “frame” (what to consider the range)
Open the Core & Frame menu:
* If you want a grid “from the actual range” — use:
* Mode = Range/8
* Frame mode = Auto (from data)
* If you want an “octave” grid (more stable ranges, closer to the classic approach) — use:
* Mode = Octave (normalized)
* Frame mode = Auto (from data)
* Octave pick = Nearest (usually the best default)
* If you need a strictly fixed frame size:
* Fixed (manual range) — you set the range manually
* Fixed (manual exponent 2^n) — range = 2^n (octave approach)
Step 2. Define how often HH/LL are recalculated
In the Anchor & Shift menu:
* Anchor = None (lookback)
The grid is recalculated from the last N bars (Lookback). Adapts quickly, but may “drift.”
* Anchor = Daily/Weekly/Monthly
The grid is built within the day/week/month using accumulated High/Low. More “regime-based” and stable.
Step 3. Configure Shift (frame rebuilding)
If shift is enabled, the grid can “move” so that price returns inside the frame (taking padding and confirmation into account).
5. Detailed Description of Menu Parameters
A) 🧩 Profiles
Profile Mode
* Off (Manual) — only manual settings are used.
* Scalp / Swing / Position — predefined parameters are applied for the style.
* Auto — the profile is selected automatically based on the chart timeframe:
* up to 15 minutes → Scalp
* up to 4 hours → Swing
* above → Position
**Important:** manual MTF toggles and their visual parameters take priority.
B) ⚙️ Core & Frame
Mode
* Range/8 — divides the currently selected range into 8 equal parts.
* Octave (normalized) — first normalizes the range to an “octave” size (2^n), then divides it into 8. Usually more stable.
Frame mode
* Auto (from data) — the range is taken from data (HH/LL).
* Fixed (manual range) — you set the range as a number (Fixed range).
* Fixed (manual exponent 2^n) — range = 2^n (Fixed exponent).
Fixed range
Used only with `Fixed (manual range)` — sets the frame size in price units.
Fixed exponent 2^n
Used only with `Fixed (manual exponent 2^n)` — sets n for 2^n.
Octave pic
Used in octave mode to select the nearest “octave”
* Nearest — nearest (universal default)
* Ceil — up (the frame is not smaller than the range)
* Floor — down (the frame is not larger than the selected range)
Base anchor
How to anchor the “lower boundary” of the frame to a multiple of the frame
* Floor / Round / Ceil to the frame multiple.
Min range (ticks)
Ensures a minimum frame size so that on very small prices/tickers there are no “zero” steps and artifacts.
C) 🧷 Anchor & Shift
High/Low Anchor
* None (lookback) — take HH/LL over Lookback.
* Daily / Weekly / Monthly — accumulate HH/LL within the period, reset at the period boundary.
Lookback (bars)
How many bars to consider when Anchor = None.
Anchor Cap (bars)
A limiter so that HH/LL accumulation does not grow infinitely on rare timeframes.
Enable Frame Shift
Enables rebuilding of the base (frame) if price goes beyond the boundaries (taking padding into account) and there is confirmation.
Shift Trigger
* Close — more “strict,” fewer false shifts.
* HL — reacts faster (uses high/low), but shifts more often on spikes.
Shift Padding (%)
Allowance that expands the frame boundaries:
* 0% — shift triggers immediately upon leaving the frame
* greater than 0% — allows price to “slightly exit” without rebuilding
Shift Confirm Bars
How many consecutive closed bars must be beyond the boundary (taking padding into account) before a shift occurs.
* 1 = reacts quickly
* 4+ = closer to the “conservative” classic recalculation
D) 📊 Bounce Stats
Calculate Bounce % for
* Off — statistics are not calculated.
* Key Only (0/4/8) — statistics only for key levels.
* All (0..8) — for all levels.
Touch tolerance (ticks) [/i
How many ticks are allowed for a “level touch.”
Increase if the instrument has many “noisy pierces.”
Touch cooldown (bars)
Anti-chatter: how many bars must pass for a new touch of the level to be counted again.
Show Panel
Shows the statistics table.
Panel Position
Position of the table on the chart.
E) 🖥️ Display
Draw Levels
Which levels to show: all / key only / key + quartile.
Show Extensions
Shows -2/-1/+1/+2.
Show Labels
Enables level labels.
Extend / Segment length
Lines can be extended to the right/left/both sides or drawn as a segment of a specified length.
F) 🧭 MTF (higher timeframe)
Show MTF grid
Displays a second grid calculated on a higher timeframe (e.g., D).
MTF timeframe
Timeframe of the MTF grid.
MTF show …
You can separately enable/disable:
* 0/8 and 8/8 (major)
* 4/8 (mid)
* weak levels 1/8..7/8
* extensions
6) Practical Usage Tips
1. For “classic” levels, start with:
* Octave (normalized) + Auto frame
* Anchor = Weekly (or Daily)
* Shift Trigger = Close
* Shift Confirm = 4 (conservative)
2. For intraday:
* Anchor = None (lookback) with a moderate lookback (e.g., 64–128)
* Shift Confirm = 1–2
* Enable MTF D to see “higher” levels as reference points
