Relative Strength Index as HistogramThe Relative Strength Index, converted to be represented as a histogram. It is calculated as RSI minus 50. The overbought zone is greater than 20. The oversold zone is less than -20. The columns differ in color depending on the positive or negative zone and the previous columns.
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Relative Volume Suite [QuantAlgo]🟢 Overview
The Relative Volume Suite is a comprehensive volume analysis system that combines normalized volume measurements with statistical anomaly detection to identify and track significant trading activity deviations from established baselines. The indicator employs a dual-mode visualization approach by offering both relative volume (RVOL) histogram display for standard volume screening and cumulative directional RVOL candlesticks for tracking sustained volume momentum patterns. Through statistical analysis using moving averages and standard deviation, the system identifies volume anomalies that deviate from normal market behavior, flagging potential institutional activity, breakout confirmations, and accumulation/distribution patterns. This quantitative framework provides traders with a systematic methodology for volume regime identification, anomaly detection across raw or normalized volume data, and dynamic threshold-based screening across diverse market conditions and trading timeframes.
🟢 How It Works
The indicator calculates relative volume (RVOL) by dividing current bar volume by its simple moving average over a user-defined lookback period, producing a normalized ratio where values above 1.0 indicate higher-than-average volume and values below 1.0 represent lower-than-average activity. This normalization enables direct comparison of volume significance across different securities and time periods, eliminating the need to assess absolute volume numbers which vary dramatically between instruments.
The system also constructs a cumulative directional volume metric by calculating a running sum of relative volume, where up bars (close > open) contribute positive RVOL values and down bars contribute negative values. This cumulative calculation tracks the persistent alignment of volume with price direction over time, creating a momentum pathway that reveals sustained buying or selling pressure patterns.
The anomaly detection system operates through statistical analysis to flag unusual volume events. The system calculates a moving average baseline of the selected source using user-defined MA types over the anomaly MA length period, while simultaneously measuring standard deviation over the anomaly standard deviation length period. When the source data deviates from its moving average by more than one standard deviation, the indicator flags an anomaly, highlighting the bar with distinct coloring to draw attention to statistically significant volume events that fall outside normal market behavior patterns.
🟢 How to Use It
▶ Anomaly Detection: Anomaly-flagged bars appear in bright, attention-grabbing colors distinct from normal volume bars. Green anomalies on up bars highlight unusual buying volume that exceeds statistical norms, potentially signaling institutional accumulation, breakout confirmation, or reversal capitulation. Red anomalies on down bars reveal unusual selling volume, flagging potential distribution, breakdown validation, or panic selling events. The anomaly system acts as a filter, automatically screening thousands of bars to surface statistically significant volume events that may warrant detailed analysis.
Configure the anomaly detection parameters based on your trading style and timeframe. Lower Anomaly MA Length creates responsive anomaly detection that catches emerging volume regime changes quickly but may flag more normal variations. Higher Anomaly MA Length requires stronger evidence, detecting only major structural volume shifts with fewer false positives. The Anomaly StdDev Length controls sensitivity: lower values flag smaller deviations as anomalies for aggressive short-term trading, while higher values require extreme statistical significance for conservative longer-term analysis. For day trading, use shorter parameters to catch intraday volume spikes. For swing trading, use balanced settings. For position trading, use longer parameters to filter noise and identify only major volume events.
▶ Display Mode Selection: Choose Relative Volume mode for standard volume analysis and screening applications. In this mode, the histogram bars show when current volume exceeds average levels, with the threshold line providing visual reference for screening setups. Bars extending above the threshold line indicate potentially elevated volume worthy of attention. Use this mode when scanning multiple securities for volume breakouts, confirming price breakout validity, or identifying potential reversal points marked by volume climaxes.
Switch to Cumulative RVOL mode when tracking volume momentum and accumulation/distribution patterns over time. The candlestick visualization reveals whether volume is consistently supporting the prevailing price trend. Rising cumulative RVOL during an uptrend suggests buying pressure may be fueling the advance, while rising cumulative RVOL during a downtrend (or falling during uptrend) signals potential divergence where volume momentum opposes price direction, often a warning sign of weakening trend integrity. The zero line serves as the neutral reference point, with movement away from zero indicating building directional volume momentum.
▶ Trading Applications: Consider combining anomaly volume signals with other technical indicators for confluence-based trade decisions. For example, when anomaly volume appears on up bars near key support levels defined by moving averages or VWAP, this confluence of volume confirmation with technical structure may strengthen the case for long entries. Similarly, anomaly volume at resistance levels identified through pivot points or Fibonacci retracements could suggest potential reversal zones worth monitoring.
For breakout trading, look for elevated RVOL (above threshold) combined with anomaly detection when price breaks through significant levels like prior day highs, consolidation ranges, or moving average clusters. The presence of unusual volume alongside technical breakouts may indicate institutional participation validating the move. Conversely, breakouts occurring without corresponding volume anomalies might suggest lower conviction moves more susceptible to failure.
In trend-following strategies, use the indicator alongside directional tools like moving average crossovers or trend channels. Anomaly volume appearing in the direction of the established trend (buying anomalies during uptrends, selling anomalies during downtrends) could suggest continuation potential, while counter-trend anomalies may signal weakening momentum or potential reversals requiring closer monitoring.
Monitor the bar coloring feature which overlays volume-based colors directly onto price candles. This provides continuous visual feedback on whether current bars represent normal or anomalous volume conditions without needing to reference the separate volume pane. Consecutive anomaly-colored bars indicate sustained unusual activity, often preceding or confirming significant price moves.
▶ Alert Configuration: The indicator provides six distinct alert types for comprehensive volume monitoring. "RVOL Threshold Crossed" triggers when relative volume exceeds your defined threshold multiplier, useful for screening high-volume breakout candidates across multiple watchlists. "Volume Anomaly - Buying" and "Volume Anomaly - Selling" fire specifically when the statistical anomaly system detects directional unusual volume, enabling you to monitor institutional activity as it emerges. "Extreme Volume Spike" alerts when volume reaches significantly above the standard threshold, flagging only the most dramatic volume events like earnings releases, news events, or climactic reversals. "High Volume Buying" and "High Volume Selling" combine threshold crossing with directional confirmation, providing alerts that integrate both magnitude and direction of volume pressure.
▶ Visual Customization: The indicator offers six color presets (Classic, Aqua, Cosmic, Ember, Neon, Custom) optimized for different chart themes. Classic uses traditional green/red for universal compatibility, while Aqua, Cosmic, Ember, and Neon provide high-contrast alternatives for dark themes and personal preferences. Custom mode allows complete color control for matching corporate branding or specific visual requirements. The distinction between normal volume colors (neutral grays) and anomaly colors (bright attention-grabbing hues) helps statistically significant events stand out against baseline volume activity, supporting visual pattern recognition across multiple charts and timeframes.
Chan Lun Full Setup: 1,2,3 Buy/Sell [Fisrt]Chan Lun Quarterly Notes
v1.0 – Pure Edition (Standalone)
Fractal Settings: The default fractal confirmation is set to 5 bars. This provides higher reliability (certainty) but lower sensitivity/lag.
High Volatility: For assets with high volatility, you can change the setting to 3 bars for faster confirmation. Simply adjust the Fractal Length input.
Disclaimer: This does not constitute investment advice. It is highly recommended to combine this with fundamental analysis for multi-dimensional decision-making.
"As the Master said, relying solely on technical analysis is not a sustainable long-term path."
Chan Lun Full Setup: 1,2,3 Buy/Sell [Fisrt]Chan Lun Quarterly Notes
v1.0 – Pure Edition (Standalone)
Fractal Settings: The default fractal confirmation is set to 5 bars. This provides higher reliability (certainty) but lower sensitivity/lag.
High Volatility: For assets with high volatility, you can change the setting to 3 bars for faster confirmation. Simply adjust the Fractal Length input.
Disclaimer: This does not constitute investment advice. It is highly recommended to combine this with fundamental analysis for multi-dimensional decision-making.
"As the Master said, relying solely on technical analysis is not a sustainable long-term path."
Ultimate kNN Target Price and TimeDelivers Target-Price, Probability and Time to reach Target-Price.
Strike ZonesStrike Zones is a precision Opening Range Breakout (ORB) indicator designed for traders who operate across multiple sessions and key market times.
## Features
- **11 Configurable Time Windows** — Each with independent on/off toggles:
- 2:00 AM - 2:15 AM
- 3:00 AM - 3:15 AM
- 3:45 AM - 4:00 AM
- 7:00 AM - 7:05 AM
- 9:15 AM - 9:30 AM
- 9:30 AM - 9:45 AM
- 1:30 PM - 1:45 PM
- 3:30 PM - 3:45 PM
- 6:00 PM - 6:01 PM
- 6:00 PM - 6:15 PM
- 8:00 PM - 8:05 PM
- **Clean Rendering** — Each zone draws from its build window start and extends only until the next session begins, keeping your chart uncluttered
- **Three Key Levels Per Zone:**
- **High** (cyan by default)
- **Low** (cyan by default)
- **Mid** (dashed magenta)
## How It Works
Strike Zones captures the high and low of each configured time window, then displays those levels as horizontal lines. The mid-line (50% retracement) is shown as a dashed line for easy reference.
Levels remain visible until the next ORB session begins, then persist historically on your chart.
## Use Cases
- **Pre-market/overnight range identification**
- **Session open breakout trading**
- **Support/resistance from key intraday periods**
- **Multi-timeframe confluence**
## Settings
- Timezone (default: America/New_York)
- Individual toggle for each time window
- Customizable colors for High/Low and Mid lines
- Adjustable line width
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*Built for futures, forex, and crypto traders who need reliable session-based levels.*
Multi-Timeframe Volume ProfileThe script has the volume profile VAH, VAL and POC for the previous week, overnight session, previous day and the current session.
Vilantro Scalper BUY SELL Indicator V1.0How to Use the Vilantro Scalper BUY SELL Indicator V1.0
This indicator is a Trend-Following Strategy designed to catch strong momentum moves while avoiding "fake-outs" in choppy markets. It combines two classic tools: MACD (Momentum) and ADX (Trend Strength).
1. The Strategy Logic
This indicator does not just blindly signal every time the price moves. It follows a strict two-step verification process:
Step 1 (Direction): It uses the MACD to check if momentum is shifting Up (Bullish) or Down (Bearish).
Step 2 (The Gatekeeper): It checks the ADX. If the ADX value is below the threshold (default: 29), it blocks the signal. It essentially says, "The market isn't moving fast enough to be profitable, stay out."
2. Interpreting the Signals
🟢 Buy Signal (Green Label)
Visual: A green "Buy" label appears below a candle.
Condition: MACD crossed upwards AND the ADX is stronger than 29.
Action: Look for long entry opportunities.
Context: This signals that a strong upward trend is likely beginning or resuming.
🔴 Sell Signal (Red Label)
Visual: A red "Sell" label appears above a candle.
Condition: MACD crossed downwards AND the ADX is stronger than 29.
Action: Look for short entry opportunities.
Context: This signals that a strong downward trend is likely beginning or resuming.
3. Best Conditions to Use
Timeframes: Because the ADX threshold is high (29), this works best on volatile timeframes where trends move quickly.
Crypto/Forex: 5-minute to 1-Hour charts.
Stocks : Daily charts (to catch major breakouts).
Market Types: Use this on assets that are known to trend (e.g., Bitcoin, Gold, Tech Stocks). Avoid using it on stablecoins or low-volatility utility stocks, as the ADX will rarely cross 29.
4. Adjusting for Your Style
The default settings (Fast: 9, Slow: 21, ADX Threshold: 29) are set for Strict Filtering.
If you get NO signals: The market might be too quiet. Try lowering the ADX Threshold to 20 or 25.
If you get TOO MANY bad signals: The market might be too noisy. Increase the ADX Threshold to 35 to only trade massive breakouts.
For Scalping (1-min chart): Change Fast Length to 3 and Slow Length to 10.
5. Warning / Risk Management
Lag: MACD is a lagging indicator. By the time the signal prints, the move has already started. Do not chase the price if the candle has already moved significantly away from the signal.
Exits: This indicator provides Entries only. You need a separate rule for exiting (e.g., "Exit when the price crosses back over the 200 EMA" or "Take profit at 1.5x risk").
VX-ANCHOR by Ikaru-s-VX-ANCHOR by Ikaru-s-
VX-ANCHOR is a context-driven market mapping tool designed to identify and maintain the most relevant reaction levels in real time.
This is not a signal indicator.
It does not predict direction.
It highlights where the market is most likely to react.
VX-ANCHOR continuously samples price action, structure, and liquidity behavior to anchor the chart around key decision zones.
Core Concept
Markets leave footprints.
Every strong move, rejection, or structural shift creates price locations where orderflow previously mattered.
VX-ANCHOR tracks these locations and ranks them by relevance.
Instead of drawing dozens of support/resistance lines, VX-ANCHOR always displays only the Top 1–3 most important anchors, based on:
Market structure
Imbalances (FVG)
Order block origins
VWAP proximity
Volume and wick rejection
Round numbers
Optional higher-timeframe alignment
These anchors represent where the market must prove itself next.
How VX-ANCHOR Is Meant to Be Used
1) Context Mapping (HTF)
On higher timeframes (1H / 4H):
Use higher selectivity
Require more confirmations
Identify range boundaries, reclaim levels, and structural pivots
This defines bias and scenario space, not entries.
2) Execution Support (LTF)
On lower timeframes (1m / 5m / 15m):
Lower selectivity
Fewer confirmations
Focus on the nearest anchors
Use anchors for:
Rejections
Break & retest
Hold vs. fail decisions
Targeting the next anchor
3) Trade Management
Anchors help answer:
“Is this reaction meaningful?”
“Is this a real break or just noise?”
“Where does invalidation actually occur?”
Calibration Philosophy
VX-ANCHOR is calibrated through three main levers:
Selectivity
Controls how strict the system is when forming new anchors.
Minimum Confirmations
Defines how many independent factors must align before a level is accepted.
ATR-Based Sensitivity
All interactions (touches, breaks, clustering) are volatility-adjusted, keeping behavior consistent across assets and timeframes.
The goal is clarity, not quantity.
If you see too many levels → increase selectivity or confirmations.
If you see too few → reduce them.
Visual Design
Only the top anchors remain visible
Line thickness reflects importance
Optional glow adds depth without clutter
Fully customizable colors for core and glow layers
The chart remains readable and execution-focused.
What VX-ANCHOR Is Not
Not a buy/sell signal generator
Not a prediction tool
Not a mechanical trading system
VX-ANCHOR does not tell you what to trade.
It shows you where the market will reveal intent.
Best Practice
VX-ANCHOR works best when combined with:
Stdv-levels
Price action
Session awareness
Risk management
Discretionary decision-making
Treat anchors as decision points, not guarantees.
VX-ANCHOR by Ikaru-s-
Market reaction over prediction.
Volume Footprint ImbalanceVolume Footprint Imbalance Indicator
Uncover Institutional Order Flow with Precision
The Volume Footprint Imbalance indicator is a professional-grade order flow tool designed to visualize hidden market dynamics directly on your chart. By analyzing granular intrabar volume data, it detects and highlights significant institutional imbalances where aggressive buyers or sellers have overwhelmed the opposing side, creating high-probability Support and Resistance zones.
Stop guessing where price might react. See exactly where institutions have stepped in.
Key Features
🛡️ Institutional Zone Detection: Automatically identifies aggressive buying and selling imbalances. When multiple imbalances occur in sequence ("Stacking"), the indicator draws high-confidence Support (Buy) and Resistance (Sell) zones.
📉 Smart Mitigation Logic: Keeps your chart clean and actionable. Zones extend indefinitely until price revisits ("mitigates") the level or invalidates the structure. Broken zones are automatically removed or faded to prevent clutter.
🧠 Intelligent Filtering: Filters out noise to show only the most significant signals.
Volume Filter: Ignores low-volume activity.
Trend Alignment: Validates signals based on candle color and bar delta.
Wick Rejection: Smartly detects if an imbalance is part of a rejection wick (smart money buying into lows or selling into highs).
🎯 Automated Trade Setups: Removes the guesswork from execution. When a valid zone is confirmed, the indicator automatically plots dynamic Entry, Stop Loss, and Take Profit lines based on your preferred Risk:Reward ratio.
🔔 Real-Time Alerts: Get notified instantly via pop-up or app notification when a new Buy or Sell Imbalance Zone is detected.
How It Works
Unlike standard volume indicators that only show the total volume per bar, this tool analyzes the specific interaction between buyers and sellers inside the candle. It looks for areas where one side was significantly more aggressive than the other.
Green Zones (Buy Imbalances): Areas where aggressive buyers swept the offer. These often act as strong support when price retraces to them.
Red Zones (Sell Imbalances): Areas where aggressive sellers hit the bid. These often act as strong resistance.
Disclaimer
Risk Warning: Trading financial markets involves a high degree of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. The signals generated are based on historical data analysis and algorithmic interpretation of order flow; they do not guarantee future performance or profits. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions, risk management, and capital. Use this tool at your own risk.
🔒 Access & Free Trial
This is an Invite-Only script to protect the proprietary logic used for imbalance detection.
🚀 Want to test it out? Please send me a Direct Message (DM) here on TradingView to request a Free Trial access. I am happy to grant access so you can see how it fits your trading strategy.
PivotIQPivotIQ - Intelligent Support & Resistance Detection
This indicator identifies dynamic support and resistance levels using a proprietary multi-layered detection system that combines swing point analysis with intelligent level validation.
HOW IT WORKS:
Detection Method:
- Uses configurable swing detection to identify potential pivot points at local highs and lows
- Implements a dual-tolerance system: broader tolerance for initial level identification, and much tighter tolerance for level reinforcement
- Tracks temporal spacing between swing occurrences to distinguish between genuine re-tests and noise
Level Validation:
- Employs a strength-scoring system that increases when price returns to test a level under strict criteria
- Requires minimum time/bar distance between touches to prevent false positives from consecutive candles
- Automatically clusters nearby swing points to prevent redundant levels while maintaining precision
Auto-Invalidation:
- Monitors price wicks for penetration through levels
- Removes invalidated levels after a configurable grace period (default 2 bars)
- Keeps only the most relevant levels based on proximity to current price
Visual Intelligence:
- Color codes resistance (above price) and support (below price)
- Optionally highlights high-confidence levels (multiple successful tests) with custom colors and thicker lines
- Displays exact price values via labels with adjustable positioning
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS:
Detection Parameters:
- Swing Detection Length (1-10): Controls sensitivity to price swings
- Price Clustering Tolerance %: Prevents duplicate nearby levels
- Multi-Touch Tolerance %: Stricter threshold for reinforcing existing levels
- Minimum Bars Between Touches: Time-based filter to prevent false multi-touch signals
- Max Pivots Per Side (2-8): Limits display to N most relevant levels above/below price
Visual Customization:
- Separate colors for resistance, support, and high-confidence levels
- Adjustable line width, transparency, and label sizes
- Custom invalidated level styling
WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE:
Unlike standard pivot indicators that use fixed formulas (floor pivots, Fibonacci, Camarilla), PivotIQ dynamically adapts to actual price action through:
1. Time-weighted level validation (not just price proximity)
2. Dual-tolerance clustering system (loose for grouping, tight for reinforcement)
3. Automatic level lifecycle management (creation, validation, invalidation)
4. Intelligence-based level prioritization (keeps strongest, closest levels)
IDEAL FOR:
- All markets (stocks, futures, forex, crypto)
- All timeframes (1-minute to daily)
- Day trading, swing trading, and scalping
- Traders seeking clean, adaptive support/resistance without manual drawing
The indicator maintains a clean chart by intelligently managing which levels are displayed, automatically removing broken levels, and prioritizing the most actionable zones based on current price position and historical validation.
Risk Calculator ($) - (MGC, GC, MES, ES, MNQ, NQ)This indicator is a simple, fast risk calculator designed for futures traders who want to know their exact dollar risk before entering a trade, especially when using limit-based stops (ex: Tradovate).
Supported Contracts (Auto-Detected)
The script automatically detects the chart symbol and applies the correct contract values for:
MNQ / NQ
MES / ES
Micro Gold (MGC)
Gold (GC)
No manual instrument selection required.
How It Works:
Set your maximum allowed dollar risk
Enter your stop size in points
Select a contract preset (1–10) or use a custom contract size
The indicator instantly calculates:
Total dollar risk
Stop size in points and ticks
Active contract count
All information is displayed clearly in the top-right corner of the chart.
Risk Guard (Discipline Feature):
If your calculated risk exceeds your defined max risk, all text turns red and displays a warning.
This is intentionally designed to prevent accidental oversizing and emotional contract creep.
Why This Exists:
Many platforms do not show dollar risk when placing limit-based stops. This tool solves that problem.
Notes:
Stop size is entered in points
Designed for discretionary futures traders using fixed risk per trade
Optimized for speed and clarity during live trading
Ultimate Key Liquidity LevelsThe Ultimate Key Liquidity Levels indicator is a comprehensive, professional-grade tool designed for traders seeking to identify and visualize critical price levels across multiple timeframes and sessions on TradingView. This clean and simple indicator overlays key liquidity zones directly on your chart, helping you spot potential support, resistance, and reversal areas with ease.
Functionality
At its core, the indicator plots essential liquidity levels derived from daily, weekly, and major trading sessions (Asia, London, New York). It includes highs, lows, opens, closes, and midpoints for both current and previous periods, allowing you to track dynamic price action in real-time. Advanced features like label consolidation merge nearby levels into intuitive combined labels (e.g., "CDH/PWH"), while optional mitigation removes touched or breached levels after a configurable delay. Built-in alerts notify you of price proximity, touches, or closes through any level, ensuring you never miss key market interactions.
Features
Multi-Timeframe Levels: Displays Current/Past Day (High/Low/Open/Close), Current/Past Week (High/Low/Open/Close), and Session-specific (Asia/London/NY High/Low/Mid) levels.
Customization Options: Toggle individual levels, adjust styles (colors, widths, dashed/solid/dotted lines), and shift lines/labels with global offsets for a personalized view.
Consolidation and Zones: Automatically combines close levels with customizable separators and thresholds; highlights merged areas with colored zones for better visibility.
Mitigation System: Optionally fade or remove levels once price interacts with them (via touch or close-through methods), with styling for mitigated lines.
Session Timezone Support: Configurable start/end times for Asia, London, and NY sessions in your preferred timezone.
Alert Integration: Set notifications for price approaching within X ticks, touching, or closing beyond any level—compatible with TradingView's pop-up, email, and mobile alerts.
Benefits and Advantages
This indicator stands out for its comprehensive coverage of liquidity hotspots, empowering you to make informed decisions based on institutional-level price points. Its professional-grade precision reduces chart clutter through smart consolidation, delivering a clean and simple user experience even on volatile instruments. Advantages include enhanced risk management (e.g. more accurate stop loss positioning around key levels), improved entry/exit timing, and seamless integration with any trading strategy— all without overwhelming your chart with unnecessary "clutter". Unlike basic pivot and swing tools, it offers session-specific insights and alerts, saving time and minimizing missed opportunities.
Use Cases
Day Trading: Monitor intraday session highs/lows for breakout or reversal setups during Asia, London or NY session opens.
Swing Trading: Use weekly levels like Previous Week Close (PWC) to identify longer-term support/resistance on higher timeframes.
Scalping: Leverage proximity alerts to enter trades as price nears consolidated zones, ideal for high-frequency, high-precision strategies.
Risk Management: Set stops or targets around key levels to protect positions in forex, stocks, futures, or crypto markets.
Backtesting and Analysis: Visualize historical liquidity for strategy optimization, with extendable lines for forward projections.
Whether you're a beginner simplifying your analysis or a pro refining edge detection, Ultimate Key Liquidity Levels provides a robust, user-friendly solution to elevate your trading. Add it to your chart today and unlock clearer market insights!
JackFinance:MA 14/25/99/200 BundleThis MA combination (14, 25, 99, 200) is a comprehensive trend-following system designed to synchronize short-term momentum with long-term structural trends. By using these specific periods, you can distinguish between minor "noise" and major market shifts.
Here is the strategic breakdown and usage guide for this setup:
Roles of the Four Moving Averages
The MA14 (Short-Term Momentum) Think of this as your "Front-Line Scout." It is highly sensitive to price action. In a strong trend, the price should stay above (in an uptrend) or below (in a downtrend) this line. If the price breaks the 14, it is the first warning that the immediate momentum is fading.
The MA25 (The Trend Filter) This acts as a buffer for the 14. It filters out "fakeouts." A common rule of thumb is that as long as the 14 remains above the 25, the short-term trend is healthy. It often serves as a psychological support level for traders looking to enter on minor pullbacks.
The MA99 (The Structural Support) This is a medium-to-long-term indicator that represents the "Value Area" for institutional investors. It is often referred to as the "Backbone" of a trend. When price retraces to the 99 and bounces, it confirms that the larger trend is still intact.
The MA200 (The Ultimate Anchor) This is the most significant line in technical analysis, used globally by banks and hedge funds. It defines the "Market Regime." If the price is above the 200, you are in a Bull Regime; if below, you are in a Bear Regime. The slope of the 200 tells you the "macro" direction of the market.
Practical Usage Strategies
1. Trend Alignment (The Fan Effect) The strongest trading opportunities occur when all four lines "fan out" in order.
Bullish Alignment: Price > 14 > 25 > 99 > 200. This indicates a perfect harmony where all timeframes are moving upward. This is a "Buy and Hold" environment.
Bearish Alignment: Price < 14 < 25 < 99 < 200. This indicates a heavy downtrend. In this scenario, every rally should be viewed as a potential selling opportunity.
2. The Pullback Entry Strategy In a confirmed uptrend (where 99 and 200 are pointing up), do not chase the price when it is far above the lines. Instead, wait for a "Mean Reversion." A high-probability entry occurs when the price dips into the zone between the MA25 and MA99. If the price finds support there and prints a bullish candle, it suggests the correction is over and the primary trend is resuming.
3. The Gravity Effect & Mean Reversion Moving averages act like magnets. If the price moves too far away from the MA200 (Extreme Extension), the "Gravity Effect" increases. Eventually, the price will snap back toward the 99 or 200. If you see the 14 and 25 starting to curve back toward the 200, it’s a signal to take profits or tighten stop-losses.
4. The Crossover Warning Watch the interaction between the MA14 and MA25. When the 14 crosses below the 25, it is a "Dead Cross" on a micro-scale, suggesting a deeper correction toward the MA99 is coming. Conversely, when the 14 crosses back above the 25 while above the 200, it is a high-conviction "Buy" signal.
Important Considerations
Timeframe Performance: This specific combination is most effective on Daily (D) and 4-Hour (4H) charts. On lower timeframes like the 1-minute or 5-minute, the 99 and 200 may produce too much lag.
Sideways Markets: During "Choppy" or sideways price action, these lines will flatten out and intertwine. In this scenario, the signals become unreliable. Moving averages are trend-following tools; they require a clear direction to work effectively.
The Golden Rule: Never fight the MA200. If the MA200 is sloping down and the price is below it, any "Buy" signal from the 14 or 25 is high-risk and should be treated as a short-term scalp only.
Pivot Points Standard (Sub Levels) by ysfgnrPivot Points Standard (Sub Levels)
Pivot Points Standard (Sub Levels) is a fully customizable pivot point indicator designed to identify key support and resistance levels across multiple timeframes. It supports all major pivot calculation methodologies and optionally adds Fibonacci-based sub levels between main pivot zones for increased precision.
The indicator is suitable for both intraday and higher-timeframe analysis and is optimized for clean visual output and efficient performance.
Key Features
Multiple pivot calculation types:
Traditional
Fibonacci
Classic
Woodie
DM
Camarilla
Flexible pivot timeframe selection:
Auto
Hourly
4-Hourly
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Yearly
Biyearly
Triyearly
Quinquennially
Decennially
Standard pivot levels:
Pivot (P)
Resistance levels (R1–R5)
Support levels (S1–S5)
Fibonacci sub levels:
Sub levels are calculated using ratio values (for example 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786)
Each ratio represents the proportional distance between two adjacent main pivot levels
Ratios are applied symmetrically to both resistance and support zones
Each ratio can be individually enabled or disabled
Fully customizable ratio values
Independent line style and color controls for sub levels
Advanced labeling system:
Optional level names
Optional price display
Optional percentage distance from Pivot (P)
Independent control of price and percentage visibility
Left or right label positioning
Line extension control:
Original mode extends lines according to the selected pivot timeframe
Special mode extends the latest pivot levels to the right by a user-defined number of bars
Efficient drawing logic:
Configurable number of historical pivot sets
Automatic cleanup of old lines and labels
Optimized to respect TradingView object limits
Notes
Percentage values represent the absolute distance from the Pivot (P).
Support levels display positive percentage values for consistency.
Sub level ratios define how far a sub level is placed between two main pivot levels.
The indicator adapts automatically to the selected calculation method and timeframe.
TruTrend Market Bias PRO+ (Responsive)TruTrend Pro+ — Advanced Market Bias & Signal System
TruTrend Pro+ is a premium, real-time trading system built to identify market bias, momentum shifts, and high-probability buy/sell opportunities with clarity and precision.
Pro+ analyzes trend structure, momentum strength, volatility, and higher-timeframe alignment to filter out noise and highlight only the most meaningful moves. Signals update live and are designed to appear early enough to capture the move, while still maintaining confirmation to avoid chop.
This is not a repainting indicator.
Signals are generated in real time and adapt as price evolves.
What Pro+ Helps You Do
• Identify bullish vs bearish market bias
• Catch momentum shifts and reversals
• Stay aligned with the dominant trend
• Avoid low-quality, sideways conditions
• Enter with structure instead of emotion
Designed For
• Stocks
• Crypto
• Futures
• Options
• Forex
Works across scalping, day trading, and swing trading on any timeframe.
Access
This script is Public & Invite-Only.
To use Pro+, you must subscribe via the official access link below and enter your TradingView username to receive instant access.
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CAB + CISD with Zone AltersCAB + CISD with Zone Alerts
Selling and Buying Climax Alters Indicator
⚠️ DEVELOPMENT PHASE - PLEASE READ
This indicator is currently in a Beta / Testing Phase.
Do NOT trade directly based solely on these alerts.
I am publishing this for Community Feedback to refine the logic.
I need your help: Please use this indicator on your charts and let me know in the comments what improvements, filters, or bugs you find. Your feedback is essential to making this tool better for everyone.
IcebergCryptoX - Week Data Gap📊 BTC WEEKEND DATA COLLECTION
This indicator analyzes Bitcoin movements during weekends when traditional US markets are closed.
🎯 DATA COLLECTED:
- Gap from Friday close → Monday open (%)
- Maximum upward/downward movements during the weekend
- Total weekend range
- Mean reversion rate (return to Friday closing price)
- Movement direction (positive/negative/neutral)
- Historical records (biggest gaps and ranges)
📈 FEATURES:
✓ Colored zones to visually identify weekends
✓ Detailed labels on each weekend with key metrics
✓ Real-time statistics table
✓ Tracking of extremes and averages
✓ 100% data collection (no trading signals)
⚙️ PARAMETERS:
- Display weekend zones (on/off)
- Display labels (on/off)
- Statistics table (on/off)
- Significant movement threshold (customizable)
📉 USAGE:
Ideal for analyzing BTC volatility patterns outside US trading hours and identifying recurring opportunities.
Recommended timeframe: 15min to 1H
TruTrend Market Bias PRO+ (Responsive)TruTrend Pro+ — Advanced Market Bias & Signal System
TruTrend Pro+ is a premium, real-time trading system built to identify market bias, momentum shifts, and high-probability buy/sell opportunities with clarity and precision.
Pro+ analyzes trend structure, momentum strength, volatility, and higher-timeframe alignment to filter out noise and highlight only the most meaningful moves. Signals update live and are designed to appear early enough to capture the move, while still maintaining confirmation to avoid chop.
This is not a repainting indicator.
Signals are generated in real time and adapt as price evolves.
What Pro+ Helps You Do
• Identify bullish vs bearish market bias
• Catch momentum shifts and reversals
• Stay aligned with the dominant trend
• Avoid low-quality, sideways conditions
• Enter with structure instead of emotion
Designed For
• Stocks
• Crypto
• Futures
• Options
• Forex
Works across scalping, day trading, and swing trading on any timeframe.
Access
This script is Public & Invite-Only.
To use Pro+, you must subscribe via the official access link below and enter your TradingView username to receive instant access.
🔐 Subscribe here: whop.com
Band Very Slow Moving Average (supfabio)Supfabio Band Very Slow M.A. is a clean, chart-friendly overlay built to help you **read trend context and price extremes** with a single “slow” baseline and a symmetric volatility-style band around it.
At its core, the script plots a **Very Slow Moving Average (SMA)** and two **percentage bands** (Upper/Lower) that expand/contract based on your chosen offset. The MA and bands **share the same trend color**, so you can instantly see whether the baseline is rising or falling without needing extra indicators.
### What you get on the chart
* **Very Slow MA (SMA)** as the main baseline (right scale).
* **Upper/Lower Bands** at a configurable % distance from the MA.
* Optional **band fill** and **trend background** for faster visual scanning.
* Optional **BUY / SELL labels** when price closes outside the bands (mean-reversion / exhaustion style context).
* Optional **CLOSE reference markers + horizontal target lines** to help you visualize potential “return-to-mean” or reaction levels.
### How the signals work (high level)
This indicator is **not a strategy** and does not “predict” the market. Instead, it highlights **conditions**:
* **BUY label**: when price closes **below the lower band** (potential downside extension).
* **SELL label**: when price closes **above the upper band** (potential upside extension).
* An optional **“Only first candle beyond band (cross)”** mode helps reduce repeated labels by triggering only on the first decisive move beyond the band.
* A **cooldown** option can further reduce repeated same-direction signals.
### CLOSE reference lines (visual guidance, not a promise)
When enabled, the script can draw **horizontal dotted reference lines** derived from the MA’s turning structure (using confirmed swing logic) and manage them to keep the chart readable. As price action evolves, these lines may:
* Extend with time while the “case” is active (dotted),
* Flip to **solid** when a valid touch/confirmation occurs (based on your settings),
* And optionally print a small **CLOSE marker** on the level.
To prevent clutter near the current price, the indicator includes a **“Merge dotted lines within ticks (near price)”** setting that consolidates nearby dotted levels into a cleaner view.
### Inputs you’ll care about
* **MA Length**: controls how “slow” the baseline is.
* **Band offset (%)**: sets the distance of the upper/lower band from the MA.
* **Signals**: toggle labels, cross-only behavior, and cooldown.
* **Close module**: toggle close markers/lines and adjust confirmation behavior.
* **Merge dotted lines (ticks)**: keeps the chart readable when multiple levels form close together.
### Alerts
The script supports alerts for:
* **BUY / SELL**
* **BUY_CLOSE / SELL_CLOSE**
These are meant to help with notifications and workflow automation. Always validate signals in your own process before acting.
### Notes & limitations
* Designed for **standard OHLC candles/bars**. Results may be misleading on non-standard chart types.
* Any swing/turn-based logic can appear **after confirmation**, which means some elements naturally print with a delay.
* This tool is best used as **context** alongside your own confirmation rules (structure, trend, volume, risk management).
**Disclaimer:** This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk; always test settings and use proper risk management.
1st Impulse 1st Impulse — How to Use It
1st Impulse is a rule-based trading indicator built to help you trade fast, clean moves with consistent management. It was designed mainly for the New York session, and it is optimized for the 1-minute chart, especially on NASDAQ and Gold futures.
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Best Markets and Why
This indicator is focused on futures contracts that have strong liquidity, reliable movement, and enough volatility to hit realistic targets during the session windows.
NASDAQ: NQ and MNQ
• NQ (E-mini Nasdaq) and MNQ (Micro E-mini Nasdaq) follow the same chart movement, but with different contract size.
• NASDAQ is popular because it often produces clear impulse bursts—strong pushes followed by pullbacks. That “push + pullback” behavior is exactly what this indicator is built to work with.
• MNQ is 1/10 the size of NQ, which makes it easier to trade smaller risk while still trading the same strategy.
Gold: GC and MGC
• GC (Gold futures) and MGC (Micro Gold) also follow the same chart movement, but with different contract size.
• Gold often moves in clean levels and reactions, and it can trend smoothly during active sessions.
• MGC is 1/10 the size of GC, allowing smaller accounts to trade the same structure without oversizing risk.
Why the “micro” versions matter (MNQ / MGC):
They let you trade the exact same setup with much smaller dollar risk per tick, which is ideal if you want tighter control, smaller drawdowns, or more flexibility with position sizing.
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Best Timeframe and Why (1 Minute)
Recommended timeframe: 1 minute.
This indicator was built around:
• fast impulse sequences,
• quick activation rules,
• short “decision windows” after entry.
On the 1-minute chart:
• You see the impulse behavior in real time.
• Entries and stop placement are more precise.
• The break-even warning logic (after the trade is live) works as intended, because it is based on counting candles after activation.
On higher timeframes (like 5m or 15m):
• the impulse becomes “smoother” but less precise,
• signals happen later,
• stop sizes grow larger,
• and the same rules don’t behave the same way.
So, if you want the indicator to operate the way it was designed, 1 minute is the best choice.
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Sessions
You can choose only one session in settings:
• New York: 09:30–11:30 (New York time) (original design — usually best results)
• Asian: 18:00–20:00
• London: 03:00–05:00
Even though you can switch sessions, New York is the main focus because it typically has the strongest movement and the cleanest impulse behavior on NASDAQ and often Gold.
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Risk Control and Contract Sizing (Simple and Practical)
One of the most useful features is the contract sizing display inside the SL box.
Two display modes
Inside the stop-loss (SL) box you can choose:
• Ticks (classic view): shows the stop distance in ticks
• Contracts (risk view): shows how many contracts to trade based on your risk
How “Contracts” mode works
1. You choose what market type you’re trading:
• NQ / MNQ
• GC / MGC
2. You enter your risk amount in dollars (example: $200).
3. The indicator calculates how many contracts fit your risk:
• It measures the stop distance (in ticks),
• converts that stop distance into dollars for the selected contract,
• then tells you how many contracts you can trade without exceeding your risk.
If the stop is too large for your risk, it will show:
• 0 contracts
Meaning: this trade is not valid for your risk plan.
This is important because it protects you from the biggest mistake traders make:
taking a good setup with the wrong position size.
A setup can be correct, but if size is too large, one loss can damage your account and your mindset.
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Trade Activation and Cancellation
A setup is not automatically a live trade.
• A trade becomes LIVE only when price touches the entry level.
Cancel rule (important)
If price reaches the take-profit level before it ever touches entry first, the setup is canceled.
That means it does not count, and the indicator is free to look for the next opportunity.
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Loss Rules
A loss is counted when:
1. The next candle after the signal candle fully crosses from entry to stop (100% cross).
2. After the trade is live, if price hits stop-loss before take-profit (stop-loss wins ties).
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Take Profit and Risk-Reward
Take profit is calculated automatically using your Risk-Reward (RR) setting:
• If RR is X6, TP is set at 1:6 relative to the stop distance.
• RR is easy to adjust in settings to match your style.
• You can also adjust the SL buffer (ticks) if you want extra room.
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Break-Even Warning (Key Feature)
After a trade becomes live, the indicator checks early follow-through:
• It counts 4 candles after activation
• If the 4th candle closes inside the take-profit box, you get a quick break-even reminder for one candle:
• A highly visible line appears at entry
• A message appears under the stats bar:
“trail SL to BREAK EVEN”
• Both disappear on the next candle
This is designed to help you protect yourself from a common market behavior:
price moves in your favor, then pulls back hard. Trailing to break-even at the right moment can prevent a winning trade from turning into a loss.
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Stats Bar (Top of Screen)
The stats bar gives quick performance feedback:
• TP = number of wins
• SL = number of losses
• LIVE = live trades (only shows when a live trade exists)
• TOTAL = all counted trades
• Win% = win rate
• rr 1:X = your current RR setting
• 𝗥: = simplified score:
• Win = +RR
• Loss = -1
• Live = 0
Stop counting 𝗥 after the first win of the day
There is an option:
“R Result: Stop After First Win Each Day”
When enabled, the 𝗥 score stops adding trades for that day after the first win.
Discipline warning: If you already got one winning trade today, seriously consider stopping. The goal is not to trade more—it’s to protect consistency.
Sri - Bollinger Bands (Custom TF) Sri – Bollinger Bands (Custom Timeframe) is an enhanced Bollinger Bands indicator designed to provide higher-timeframe volatility structure directly on a lower-timeframe chart.
Instead of calculating bands on the chart’s native timeframe, this script allows traders to select an independent custom timeframe (CTF) for Bollinger Band computation, enabling clearer trend context, noise reduction, and multi-timeframe confluence.
This is not a visual mashup. The indicator uses true higher-timeframe statistical calculations via request.security(), ensuring that the basis, deviation, and bands are mathematically derived from the selected timeframe candles, not approximated or resampled.
🔍 How It Works (Conceptual Explanation)
Custom Timeframe Logic
Bollinger Bands are calculated entirely on the user-selected timeframe (e.g., 1H, 4H, Daily), regardless of the chart timeframe.
This allows traders on 5-min or 15-min charts to trade within higher-timeframe volatility envelopes.
Flexible Moving Average Basis
The middle band (basis) supports multiple MA types:
SMA
EMA
SMMA (RMA)
WMA
VWMA
This flexibility lets traders adapt the band behavior to trend-following, mean-reversion, or volume-weighted strategies.
Standard Deviation Envelope
Upper and lower bands are derived using true standard deviation from the selected timeframe’s price data.
The multiplier is user-controlled, allowing tighter or wider volatility envelopes.
Overlay-Friendly Design
Bands are plotted directly on price with optional offset support.
A soft background fill visually highlights the volatility zone without obscuring candles.
🧠 Why This Indicator Is Useful
Eliminates the need to switch charts to view higher-timeframe Bollinger Bands
Helps identify:
HTF support & resistance zones
Volatility expansion and contraction
Mean-reversion opportunities inside HTF structure
Especially effective for:
Intraday traders trading in the direction of HTF bands
Scalpers using HTF volatility boundaries as dynamic targets
Swing traders aligning entries with higher-timeframe compression or breakout zones
⚙️ Inputs Explained
Custom Timeframe – Timeframe used for Bollinger Band calculation
Length – Lookback period for MA and standard deviation
Basis MA Type – Choice of moving average for the middle band
Source – Price source (Close, HL2, etc.)
StdDev Multiplier – Controls band width
Offset – Visual displacement only (does not affect calculations)
📈 Example Use Cases
Trade 5-minute breakouts when price expands beyond the 1-hour upper band
Look for mean-reversion setups when price stretches outside daily Bollinger Bands
Combine with volume, VWAP, or trend filters for confirmation
🛡️ Notes
This script focuses on clarity and structure, not signal repainting or alerts.
Calculations are transparent and consistent with standard Bollinger Band methodology, enhanced through multi-timeframe statistical integrity.
