MFI Divergence IndicatorAn AI-powered adaptation of the classic RSI divergence layout, now using Money Flow Index logic to catch volume-weighted trend exhaustion and continuations.
Logic & Design
We started with the structure of a popular RSI-Divergence template—swing pivots on left/right lookbacks, high/low swing comparisons, hidden vs. regular patterns, and clean plot/alert calls.
We replaced the RSI oscillator with MFI, folding volume into each reading so divergences spot true institutional flow shifts rather than just price momentum.
The script detects four core patterns:
Regular Bullish (price ↓↓ + MFI ↗↗)
Hidden Bullish (price ↗ higher low + MFI ↘ lower low)
Regular Bearish (price ↑↑ + MFI ↘↘)
Hidden Bearish (price ↘ lower high + MFI ↗ higher high)
A single “Any MFI Divergence” alert fires on any of the above, so you only ever need one alert in TradingView.
AI-Assisted Code
This indicator was generated and optimized by an AI assistant—ensuring modern Pine-v6 compatibility, clean input validation, and ready-to-publish formatting. Feel free to inspect, tweak, and extend!
Volume
Strength Indicator PanelThe Strength Indicator Panel is packed with features designed to provide a robust and customizable analysis experience:
1. Multi-Indicator Strength Calculation: The panel assesses the strength of several key technical indicators, including:
• TREND: Evaluates the market's directional bias based on Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs).
• VOLUME: Measures the intensity of price movements by analyzing volume against its moving average.
• RSI (Relative Strength Index): Gauges overbought or oversold conditions and the momentum of price changes.
• STOCHASTIC: Compares a security's closing price to its price range over a given period to identify momentum and potential reversals.
• ADX (Average Directional Index): Determines the strength of a trend, regardless of its direction.
• MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence): Identifies trend changes, momentum, and potential buy/sell signals through the relationship between two moving averages of a security's price.
• OVERALL: A composite strength score derived from a weighted average of all individual indicator strengths, providing a holistic market view.
2. Intuitive Visual Representation: The strength of each indicator is displayed in a dynamic table with a gradient background, ranging from green (strong bullish/positive) to red (strong bearish/negative). This visual cue allows for immediate interpretation of market conditions.
• Directional Symbols: Each indicator's strength is further clarified with directional symbols:
• ▲ (Solid Up Arrow): Indicates strong bullish momentum or high strength.
• △ (Hollow Up Arrow): Suggests weak bullish momentum or moderate strength.
• ▼ (Solid Down Arrow): Points to strong bearish momentum or low strength.
• ▽ (Hollow Down Arrow): Implies weak bearish momentum or moderate weakness.
For the TREND indicator, these arrows specifically denote the direction of the trend (up or down) combined with its strength.
3. Customizable Table Settings: Users can tailor the panel's appearance to their preferences:
• Chart Theme: Automatically adjusts to your TradingView chart's theme (Light or Dark) or allows manual selection.
• Table Size: Choose between 'Small' or 'Large' to fit your chart layout.
• Chart Box Style: Select between a 'Diagonal' (▩) or 'Solid' (■) style for the background cells, offering visual flexibility.
4. Adjustable Indicator Parameters: The script provides extensive input options to fine-tune the calculation of each underlying indicator, allowing users to adapt the panel to different trading strategies, timeframes, and asset classes. These parameters include:
• EMA lengths for TREND calculation.
• Percentile Rank length for various strength calculations.
• Volume Moving Average length.
• RSI and Stochastic lengths.
• ADX DI and Smoothing lengths.
• MACD Fast, Slow, and Signal lengths.
A few example using the indicator as below:
Wickless + VWAP + HighLow + Bull Market Band 1. Wickless Candle Marker
Purpose:
Highlights candles without upper or lower wicks — potential signs of decisive market action.
Logic:
Wickless Top: close == high → bullish candle with no upper wick → marked with a green triangle above the bar.
Wickless Bottom: open == low → bearish candle with no lower wick → marked with a red triangle below the bar.
A horizontal line extends from each wickless level until price breaks above (top) or below (bottom) that level.
Use Case:
Visually tracks areas where buyers or sellers were fully in control — useful for spotting supply/demand or support/resistance zones.
🟦 2. VWAP Lines (Volume-Weighted Average Price)
Included Timeframes:
Daily VWAP (blue)
2-Day VWAP (teal)
Weekly VWAP (orange)
Monthly VWAP (fuchsia)
Mechanism:
Each VWAP resets at the start of its session (e.g., daily, weekly), calculated using cumulative volume and HLC3 (typical price).
Use Case:
VWAP is a key reference for fair value. These levels often act as dynamic support/resistance and help define market bias.
🟫 3. Daily High/Low
Function:
Plots the current day’s high and low in real time (toggleable via input).
Use Case:
Crucial for intraday traders. Daily high/lows are frequent zones for stop runs, reversals, or breakout strategies.
🟨 4. Bull Market Support Band
Definition:
Combines:
20-week SMA (red)
21-week EMA (green)
The area between them is filled with orange shading.
Use Case:
A popular tool for identifying long-term bull market structure (inspired by crypto analysts like Benjamin Cowen). Helps visualize macro support during uptrends.
🧠 Summary:
This all-in-one indicator supports a multi-timeframe trading approach, combining:
Short-term structure (Wickless Levels),
Volume-based price anchors (VWAPs),
Intraday zones (High/Low),
and macro trend context (Bull Market Band).
Suitable for crypto, forex, and equities traders looking to gain clarity across price action, volume, and trend strength.
GUARDEER ENTRY SYSTEM [v1.0]📈 GUARDEER ENTRY SYSTEM – INVITE-ONLY ACCESS 🔐
This elite-level indicator combines Smart Money Concepts (SMC), ICT-style BOS/CHoCH, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), Volumetric Order Blocks, and premium zone logic to deliver sniper-precision entries on XAUUSD and FX pairs.
🔥 Features:
• Real-time BOS, CHoCH, CHoCH+ (internal + swing)
• Multi-timeframe market structure scanner
• Premium | Discount | Equilibrium zones
• Volumetric Order Blocks with Buy/Sell Metrics
• Fair Value Gaps (FVG / VI / OG)
• Accumulation & Distribution zones
• Smart zone labeling (HH, HL, LL, LH)
• Trend clarity with MTF signals (15m, 1H, 4H, 1D)
• Ultra-light non-repainting logic
• Works on all timeframes
🎯 Designed for traders who want ultra-precise sniper entries with smart automation and clean visuals.
➡️ For subscription access, contact TradingView user: @Guardeerhelp
Crypto Schlingel - POC and Volume v5.4POC & Volume Indicator
📌 Main functions
- POC
- Visualization of bullish and bearish volume in Wicks
- VWAP
- Pivot Points
- Overlong Wicks
In chart analysis, POC stands for Point of Control. The point of control is the price level within a certain period at which the highest trading volume has taken place. It is often shown as a horizontal line in the volume profile and can serve as a support or resistance level.
What does a POC do in chart analysis?
Identifies the price level with the highest trading activity:
The POC shows where supply and demand were most active and therefore where market participants were most interested.
Serves as a support or resistance level:
Traders use the POC to identify potential reversal points or areas where the price could meet resistance or support.
Shows the balance of buyers and sellers:
A POC can act as a balancing point where buyers and sellers meet.
Helps with trend analysis:
The position of the POC in relation to the current price can provide information about the strength of a trend. A POC that is below the current price may be a bullish sign, while a POC above the current price may indicate a bearish trend.
Serves as a target when evaluating volume profiles:
The POC is an important component of the volume profile and can serve as a target or landmark when analyzing trading patterns.
To summarize, the point of control is an important tool in chart analysis for identifying patterns.
The volume weighted average price (VWAP) in chart analysis is an indicator that calculates the average price of an asset over a certain period of time, taking into account the trading volume. It is often displayed as a line on the chart and serves as a reference point for traders to assess whether the current price is above or below the average daily price
Important notes:
Works best on intraday timeframes where volume data is reliable.
Volume delta estimates for lower time frames may not be accurate for all assets.
No guarantee of accuracy
Buy and Sell with Entry-SL-TP 2.0Overview: "Buy and Sell with Entry-SL-TP 2.0" is a versatile Pine Script indicator designed for traders across various styles—Scalping, Intraday, Swing Trading, and Positional Trading. This indicator provides clear buy and sell signals on the chart, complete with entry, stop-loss (SL), and take-profit (TP) levels, along with optional in-the-money (ITM) strike price calculations for options trading. It incorporates advanced filtering mechanisms to reduce false signals and enhance trade reliability, making it a powerful tool for traders aiming to optimize their decision-making process.
Key Features:
1. Customizable Trading Styles: Adjusts settings dynamically based on the selected trading style (Scalping/Intraday, Swing Trading, or Positional), tailoring parameters like ALMA for optimal signal generation.
2. AI-Based Trend Filtering: Utilizes an AI-driven false trend filter to ensure signals align with strong market trends, reducing noise and improving accuracy.
3. Noise Reduction Filter: filtering to eliminate false signals during choppy market conditions.
4. Institutional Momentum Indicator: Filters signals based on high volume activity, ensuring alignment with significant market moves often driven by institutional players.
5. Trend Direction Detector: Uses the Average Directional Index to confirm signals in strong trending markets, with a customizable threshold.
6. Gap Control: Avoids generating signals on gap-up or gap-down candles to prevent large stop-losses, with a user-defined gap threshold.
7. Entry, SL, and TP Visualization: Displays entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels as lines and labels on the chart, with customizable colors, widths, and positions. Supports risk-reward ratios of 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3.
8. Strike Price Calculation: Optionally calculates ITM strike prices for options trading, adjustable via a user-defined strike interval.
9. Trend Meter: Displays trend direction across multiple timeframes (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) using Moving Averages, helping traders align trades with broader market trends.
10. Smart Rebalancer: Plots a level for potential averaging opportunities during positional or investment trades, calculated at a 12.5% downside from the previous low.
11. Flexible Alerts: Allows users to set alerts for specific signal types (BUY, SELL, Reversal Buy, Reversal Sell, or All), enhancing usability for automated trading setups.
How It Helps Traders:
• Enhanced Decision-Making: By combining multiple filters (ALMA, Volume, and gap control), the indicator minimizes false signals, helping traders focus on high-probability setups.
• Visual Clarity: Clear visual cues with customizable entry, SL, and TP lines and labels make it easy to interpret trade setups, even for beginners.
• Versatility: Supports various trading styles, making it suitable for scalpers, day traders, swing traders, and long-term investors.
• Options Trading Support: The ITM strike price feature aids options traders in identifying relevant strike levels for their strategies.
• Multi-Timeframe Trend Analysis: The Trend Meter provides a quick overview of trend direction across higher timeframes, enabling traders to align their trades with the broader market context.
• Risk Management: Customizable risk-reward ratios and stop-loss calculations help traders manage risk effectively, while the gap filter protects against volatile market openings.
• User-Friendly Customization: Extensive input options allow traders to tailor the indicator to their preferences, including enabling/disabling features, adjusting line styles, and selecting alert types.
Disclaimer - The "Buy and Sell with Entry-SL-TP 2.0" indicator is designed solely for study and research purposes. It does not provide buy or sell recommendations. This indicator is intended to serve as a supportive tool for traders to use in alignment with their trading strategies and styles. Any profits or losses incurred from using this indicator are the sole responsibility of the user, and we (the creators of the indicator) are not liable in any way.
Users are advised to use this indicator in conjunction with their own trading strategies, risk management, and independent research. Before making any trading decisions, users should conduct their own analysis, consider market conditions, and consult with a financial advisor if necessary. The decision to use this indicator is entirely at your own discretion and responsibility.
Volume vs Price Move (with Buy/Sell %)📊 Volume vs Price Move (with Buy/Sell %) — Pine Script Indicator
🧠 Overview
This TradingView indicator provides a clean, structured analysis of how price movement correlates with directional volume within each bar. By decomposing buy-side and sell-side effort relative to the price range moved, the script gives traders powerful insight into efficiency, aggression, and imbalance between market participants.
Unlike time-based volume analysis, this tool focuses on price efficiency — how much volume it takes to move price in a particular direction — helping you interpret strength or exhaustion at a glance.
⚙️ How It Works
Each bar is analyzed as follows:
1. Price Range Breakdown
Up Move = high - open (i.e., how far price moved up from the open)
Down Move = open - low (i.e., how far price dropped from the open)
2. Volume Allocation
Total bar volume is split proportionally based on the up and down range length.
If the bar has a bigger up wick than down, more volume is assigned to the buy side.
This approach mimics volume-weighted movement effort, assuming a rough correlation between range and directional participation.
3. Volume per Point (VPP)
Buy VPP = Buy Volume ÷ Up Move
Sell VPP = Sell Volume ÷ Down Move
High VPP suggests more effort (volume) was required to move price; low VPP indicates efficient movement.
4. Volume % Contribution
Buy % and Sell % are calculated as the share of total directional volume.
5. Averages
A rolling average (avgLen) is applied to Buy VPP and Sell VPP for trend smoothing.
📋 Table Output
Column Description
Type “Buy Move” or “Sell Move” row label
Points Distance price moved up or down in the bar
Volume Volume allocated to that direction
Vol/Point Volume used to move 1 point in that direction
Avg VPP Rolling average of Vol/Point over avgLen bars
Vol % Share of total directional volume for the side
📌 Inputs
intrabarTF: Not used in logic directly, but available for future extensions
avgLen: Number of bars used to smooth VPP average
mult: Multiplier to adjust volume scale (useful for normalizing across instruments)
🧪 Use Cases
Confirm strength: High up-move with low Buy VPP confirms strong buyers.
Spot inefficiency: Rising Sell VPP with small price movement = seller exhaustion.
Identify imbalance: Large Buy % with low price move could suggest trapped buyers.
Compare trends: Use VPP and % dominance to assess trend health bar-by-bar.
⚠️ Limitations
Volume assignment is proportional, not based on actual bid/ask trade direction.
It assumes price wicks are meaningful proxies for directional flow.
For true buy/sell volume, traders should use footprint or delta charts (e.g. NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart).
✅ Ideal For
Trend traders wanting to see the effort vs result of buyers/sellers
Scalpers confirming breakout or reversal conviction
Volume profile or order flow enthusiasts wanting a lightweight alternative on TradingView
Wig Vol PivotsThis indicator flags statistically significant volume as defined by the user. Place a ray/line at the open of candles that are flagged to find volume pivots.
3 SMAs 7/20/50 Bullish/Bearish Screener For Day TradeAll SMAs Bullish/Bearish Screener (Visually Enhanced) - Detailed Description
Overview
The "All SMAs Bullish/Bearish Screener (Visually Enhanced)" is a comprehensive trend analysis tool designed to provide traders with a clear, multi-faceted view of market momentum. It goes beyond simple moving average crossovers by integrating a suite of confirmation indicators—RSI, Volume, and Momentum (ROC)—to generate high-conviction trading signals. The primary goal of this script is to identify periods where the short, medium, and long-term trends are aligned and confirmed by underlying market strength, helping traders to enter positions with greater confidence and avoid choppy, directionless markets.
Visually, the indicator is designed for maximum clarity. It uses color-coded moving averages, clear on-chart signals (up/down triangles), an optional background color to highlight the dominant trend, and a persistent on-screen status table that provides an at-a-glance summary of the current market condition.
Key Features
Multi-SMA Trend Alignment: The core of the indicator is based on the alignment of the 7, 20, and 50-period Simple Moving Averages (SMAs). A signal is only considered when the price is decisively above or below all three, indicating a unified trend.
Three-Factor Confirmation: To filter out weak or false signals, the script requires confirmation from three classic indicators:
RSI (Relative Strength Index): Ensures that the trend is supported by underlying strength (RSI > 50 for bullish, < 50 for bearish).
Volume: Confirms that there is conviction behind the move by checking if the volume is above its 20-period average.
Momentum (Rate of Change): Verifies that the price is actively moving in the direction of the trend (positive ROC for bullish, negative for bearish).
Clear Visual Signals:
Green Triangle (Below Bar): A "Strongly Bullish" signal appears when the price is above all SMAs and all three confirmation indicators are met.
Red Triangle (Above Bar): A "Strongly Bearish" signal appears when the price is below all SMAs and all three confirmation indicators are met.
Status Table: A corner display provides real-time text updates: "Strongly Bullish," "Strongly Bearish," "SMAs Bullish (No Confirmation)," or "SMAs Mixed."
Customizable Background Color: An optional background tint (green for bullish, red for bearish) provides an immediate visual sense of the prevailing confirmed trend.
How to Use the Indicator
This indicator is best used as a tool for trend confirmation and entry timing.
Identify the Trend: The primary use is to wait for a "Strongly Bullish" or "Strongly Bearish" signal to appear in the status table, indicated by a corresponding green or red triangle on the chart. These are your highest-probability signals.
Entry: A common strategy is to enter a trade on the close of the candle where the signal appears. For a bullish signal (green triangle), this would be a long (buy) entry. For a bearish signal (red triangle), this would be a short (sell) entry.
Context is Key: Avoid taking signals in isolation. Pay attention to the broader market structure. For example, a bullish signal is stronger if it appears after breaking a key resistance level or forming a bullish chart pattern (like a double bottom).
Setting Stop-Loss and Profit Targets
This script does not provide explicit stop-loss or target levels; these should be determined based on your personal risk management strategy. The following are general guidelines:
Stop-Loss Placement:
For Bullish Trades (Long): A logical place for a stop-loss is below a recent significant swing low. Alternatively, you could place it just below one of the key moving averages, such as the 20-period or 50-period SMA, as a break below these would invalidate the immediate trend.
For Bearish Trades (Short): Place a stop-loss above a recent significant swing high or just above the 20 or 50-period SMA.
Profit Targets:
Risk/Reward Ratio: A simple approach is to set a profit target that is a multiple of your risk (e.g., 1.5x, 2x, or 3x the distance from your entry to your stop-loss).
Support & Resistance: Target previous, significant support (for short trades) or resistance (for long trades) levels on the chart.
Trailing Stop: For capturing longer trends, you can trail your stop-loss. For example, in a long trade, you could manually move your stop-loss up to just below the 20-period SMA as the price continues to rise. You would exit the trade only when the price closes below it.
Disclaimer: This indicator is a tool for analysis, not a trading system that guarantees profit. All trading involves significant risk. Always backtest any strategy and use proper risk management before trading with real capital.
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LEOLA LENS™ SignalPro🔹 Leola Lens™ SignalPro
An advanced trading overlay designed to assist with real-time decision-making using structured logic and visual precision.
🧠 Why Traders Use It
🔄 Real-Time Buy/Sell Signals
— Plotted based on price structure and volume logic
— Zero repaint for full reliability
🧱 Liquidity Control Boxes™ (LCB)
— Visual zones where price is likely to react or reverse
— Helps identify institutional interest areas
🎛️ Adaptive Execution Modes
— 🔁 Scalp Mode for fast-paced entries
— 🕰️ Patience Mode for swing-style clarity
📊 Smart Volume Filters
— Highlights psychological volume shifts
— Filters out noise and low-quality setups
🌍 Works Across All Major Markets
— Forex, Crypto, Indices, Commodities, and Stocks
🔒 Access Information
This is an invite-only script.
Access may be considered for users exploring structured trading workflows.
👉 To request access or learn more, please refer to the author’s profile.
⚠️ Important Note
This tool is offered for educational and research purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or guarantee performance. Always use proper risk management.
Signalgo S&DSignalgo S&D
Signalgo S&D is a next-generation indicator designed for traders who want to harness the true power of supply and demand (S&D) in their trading decisions. Unlike traditional S&D indicators, it leverages proprietary multi-timeframe net volume analysis, trend confirmation, and adaptive trade management.
How Signalgo S&D Works
Multi-Timeframe Net Volume Analysis
Net Volume Calculation: At the heart of Signalgo S&D is a unique net volume engine. It doesn’t just look at price or raw volume, but calculates a net volume value for each bar, factoring in both price movement and the true range of the candle. This is done across multiple timeframes—from 1 minute to 3 months—giving a layered, real-time view of market pressure.
Trend Measurement: The indicator tracks changes in net volume over a customizable trend length, identifying when buying or selling pressure is truly shifting.
Intelligent Signal Generation
Directional Shifts: Buy and sell signals are only considered when net volume flips from negative to positive (or vice versa) and the net volume trend confirms the move.
Multi-Timeframe Confirmation: Strong signals require agreement across several timeframes, filtering out noise and dramatically increasing reliability.
Volume & Momentum Filters: Each signal is further filtered using volume spikes, EMA alignment, and RSI momentum, ensuring that only high-quality, high-probability setups are flagged.
One-Time Event Detection: Signals are triggered only once per event, preventing repeated entries on the same move.
Adaptive Trade Management
Automated Entry/Exit Logic: Every trade signal is paired with a fully automated take-profit (TP), stop-loss (SL), and trailing stop system, all dynamically adjusted to current volatility.
Risk-Reward Scaling: Three profit targets (TP1, TP2, TP3) allow for scaling out or partial exits, while trailing stops lock in gains as the trade progresses.
Visual Feedback: All trade events—entries, exits, TPs, SLs—are clearly marked on the chart for transparency and review.
Inputs & User Controls
Preset Parameters:
Trend Length: Controls how sensitive net volume trend detection is.
Show Labels/Table: Visual toggles for displaying signal and trade management information.
Trade Management:
Show TP/SL Logic: Toggle to display or hide trade management levels.
ATR Length & Multipliers: Fine-tune how SL and TP levels adapt to market volatility.
Enable Trailing Stop: Activate or deactivate dynamic stop movement after TP1.
Entry & Exit Strategy
Entry Logic
Long (Buy) Entry: Triggered when net volume flips positive across multiple timeframes, the trend confirms, and all momentum/volume filters align.
Short (Sell) Entry: Triggered when net volume flips negative across multiple timeframes, with trend and momentum confirmation.
Exit & Trade Management
Stop Loss (SL): Automatically set based on recent volatility (ATR), adapting to the current market environment.
Take Profits (TP1, TP2, TP3): Three profit targets at increasing reward multiples, allowing for flexible trade management.
Trailing Stop: After TP1 is hit, the stop loss moves to breakeven and a trailing stop is activated to lock in further gains.
Event Markers: Each time a TP or SL is hit, a visual label is placed on the chart for full transparency.
Multi-Timeframe Synchronization: Instead of focusing on a single timeframe, this indicator requires confirmation across several, providing a market-wide perspective and filtering out false signals.
Dynamic, Adaptive Management: The built-in TP/SL and trailing logic is not static—it adapts to volatility and market conditions, providing a disciplined, automated approach to exits and risk.
Event-Driven, Not Static: Signals are only generated when all conditions align, and each event is marked only once, eliminating repetitive or redundant signals.
Advanced Filtering: Signals are filtered by volume spikes, EMA and RSI momentum, and trend alignment, ensuring only the highest-quality trades are considered.
Visual & Alert Integration: Every signal and trade event is visually marked and can trigger TradingView alerts, keeping you informed in real time.
Trading Strategy Application
Versatility: Suitable for scalping, day trading, swing trading, and even longer-term positions thanks to its multi-timeframe logic.
Systematic Execution: By automating entries, exits, and risk management, Signalgo S&D helps you trade with discipline and confidence, minimizing emotional bias.
Noise Reduction: The advanced, layered filtering logic means you only see the highest-probability setups, helping you avoid common S&D “fakeouts” and overtrading.
RippleWave Futures-Aware (1:2 RR + Entry Styles)Using 200 EMA with ATR, i created this to have different modes based on entry, basic when the previous open has a less volume than current and price above average then it buys, it would follow similar concept for selling. I have adapted it for Future contracts trading so you can get the ATR value of the Futures.
It also mapped it drawing trades, its a work in progress not prefect
Fakeout Ex-GirlfriendBecause "Just Buy the Dip" Isn't a Strategy.
Welcome to Sweep N Cry™, the only indicator brave enough to admit it's just guessing — but doing it with style, math, and occasional market sorcery.
Built using a top-secret blend of trend-following wizardry, smart money voodoo, and a sprinkle of "please-don’t-repaint," this tool gives you crystal-clear BUY and SELL signals right before your emotions tell you to do the exact opposite.
What It Does:
BUY when retail panic is peaking and the smart money is loading up.
SELL when influencers say, “It’s going to the moon.”
Ignores RSI, ADX, and other indicators your uncle used in 2006.
Filters out chop so well you’ll forget sideways markets exist.
Built-in logic to avoid chasing green candles like a rookie.
What It's Not:
It’s not laggy.
It’s not a repainting magician.
And it’s definitely not designed for traders who enjoy getting stopped out right before price moons.
Ideal For:
Traders who want clear entries without 47 indicators on the chart.
Scalpers, swing traders, or degenerates trading gold at 3AM.
People tired of “signals” that look like confetti after a pump & dump.
Bonus Features:
Built-in “Common Sense Filter”™ (disabled by default).
Alerts so fast they may trigger your existential crisis.
Trend bias so smart it might write your trading journal for you.
Volume Plus
This script is an indicator that enhances volume analysis. It displays volume data as color-coded columns (green for upward movement, red for downward movement) and includes an optional moving average. Additionally, it presents buy and sell volumes across multiple timeframes in a customizable panel, based on user-selected candle counts. The timeframes (1min, 5min, 15min, 1hour, 4hour, 1day) allow volume data analysis within a customizable range of 1 to 50 candles, enabling a comprehensive view of volume movements across different timeframes at a glance.
TrendPilot AI (A 2.3)A Detailed Guide to the TrendPilot AI Indicator Tools
TrendPilot AI A complete suite with intelligent trading signals and instant technical analysis delivered through interactive pop-up tooltips.
Every component — from EMA clouds and liquidity zones to candlestick markers and the autotester — functions as part of a unified system designed to simplify decision-making. Instead of manually checking hundreds of indicators, you get a comprehensive market snapshot in seconds.
Its uniqueness lies in the precision of calculations, visual clarity, and logic honed through real trading experience.
This is a tool not for guessing, but for understanding what’s happening on the chart — and why.
This guide is designed to give you a deep understanding of each tool within the TrendPilot AI suite. We will break down not only what each element shows, but also why it is important and how to interpret it for making trading decisions.
1. Instant Technical Analysis Dashboard
What is it? A summary panel on your chart that provides an automated analysis from over 30 technical indicators and calculates a reliability score for signals.
Why is it needed? To save up to 90% of your analysis time. It gives you a quick, data-driven overview of the current market sentiment without needing to manually check dozens of different indicators.
How to use it?
Overall Summary: Look at the main verdict (e.g., "Buy" or "Sell") to get a quick feel for the consolidated opinion of multiple indicators.
Reliability Score (e.g., Buy 97%): This percentage evaluates the signal's strength based on over 50 parameters. It's not a guarantee of profit, but a measure of confluence. A score above 85% indicates a very strong, high-conviction signal. A score below 70% suggests a weak signal that should be treated with caution.
2. Candle Hints
What is it? These are text labels that appear directly on the chart next to the candles when specific market conditions arise.
Why is it needed? To instantly notice short-term anomalies and manipulations without spending time on detailed candlestick analysis. It's a rapid alert system that notifies you when something important is happening in the market.
How to use it?
Pump / Dump: These are signals of a strong, often manipulative price spike or drop.
Rule: Never trade against these signals. If you see a Pump label, do not open a short position, even if other indicators suggest it. If you see a Dump label, forget about going long. This is a warning that a large, illogical force is at play in the market.
Buyer / Seller pressure: These are signals of a local advantage for one side. They are weaker than Pump/Dump and serve as confirmation. If you are already in a long position and see a "Buyer pressure" label appear, it's a good sign that the position can and should be held.
3. Moving EMAs
What is it? This isn't just four EMA lines (20, 50, 100, 200), but a visualization of them as colored, filled clouds.
Why is it needed? To instantly, at a glance, determine the global trend and key zones of dynamic support/resistance. The clouds remove the "noise" from individual line crossings and provide a clear picture.
How to use it?
Trend Definition: It's simple. If the price is above the green cloud, the trend is bullish, and buys are prioritized. If the price is below the red cloud, the trend is bearish, and sells are prioritized.
Dynamic Support/Resistance: The cloud itself is a strong zone of interest. During a correction in an uptrend, the price often finds support at the upper edge of the cloud. In a downtrend, it finds resistance at the lower edge.
Trend Change: A change in the cloud's color from green to red (or vice versa) is a powerful signal of a global trend shift.
4. Support and Resistance Levels
What is it? Automatically drawn horizontal lines based on key historical price reversal points (swings).
Why is it needed? To see the "skeleton" of the market—price levels where important decisions were made in the past. It is at these levels that a price reaction is highly likely: either a bounce or a breakout.
How to use it?
As a Take Profit Target: The simplest way is to use the nearest level as a target to lock in profits.
Trading the Bounce: If the price approaches a level and begins to slow down, forming reversal candles, it's a good opportunity to enter a trade against the movement towards the level.
Trading the Breakout: If the price confidently breaks through a level on increased volume, it signals a possible continuation of the movement. Often, the best entry point is to wait for the price to return to the broken level for a "retest."
5. Volume Profile
What is it? A horizontal histogram that shows at which price levels the most volume has been traded over a specific period.
Why is it needed? To see the "fair price" and areas of interest for large players. The price moves from one high-volume node (HVN) to another.
How to use it?
Point of Control (POC): The longest bar in the profile. This is the most important level, acting as a magnet for the price and serving as the strongest support/resistance.
High-Volume Nodes (HVN): "Shelves" of volume. The price likes to get "stuck" and consolidate in these areas. They are traded like regular levels.
Low-Volume Nodes (LVN): "Dips" in the profile. The price moves through these zones very quickly. If the price consolidates above such a zone, it will likely reach the next high-volume zone quickly.
6. Stop Hunt Heatmap
What is it? A visualization of zones where a large concentration of retail traders' stop-losses is likely located.
Why is it needed? To understand where a large player ("market maker") might direct the price. Collecting liquidity (triggering stops) is the fuel for large movements. This tool shows potential targets for such "hunts."
How to use it?
Important: These are not levels for entering a position. This is a map of targets . If you are in a long position and see a bright zone on the heatmap above, it's an excellent place to set your Take Profit, as the price is very likely to go there.
7. Money Flow Divergence
What is it? A signal of divergence between the price and an indicator that tracks the inflow/outflow of money in an asset.
Why is it needed? This is one of the strongest types of divergence because it analyzes not just price speed (momentum), but actual "money." It can provide an early warning of a trend reversal.
How to use it? The appearance of a divergence (a circle with a number) indicates a weakness in the current trend. If the price makes a new high, but the indicator does not, it means the growth is "empty," without monetary support. Use this as a powerful confirming signal to enter a trade against the trend, but not as the primary signal.
8. Multi-indicator Divergences
What is it? A counter that shows how many of the 11 popular oscillators (RSI, MACD, etc.) are currently showing a divergence with the price.
Why is it needed? To assess the strength of a divergence signal. A single divergence might be a coincidence. But if the circle shows the number "5", it means that 5 different indicators are "screaming" about the trend's weakness. This is a very compelling argument.
How to use it? The higher the number in the circle, the more reliable the signal of a possible reversal or deep correction.
9. Price Channel
What is it? A linear regression channel that is automatically built based on recent price movements.
Why is it needed? To clearly see the current slope of the trend and its boundaries. It helps to understand when the price is "expensive" (at the upper boundary) or "cheap" (at the lower boundary) within the current move.
How to use it? The classic application is trading from the channel's boundaries toward its center (the median line). The upper boundary is a zone to look for shorts, and the lower boundary is for longs. A breakout of the channel signals a trend acceleration.
10. Price Pivot Points
What is it? Automatic marking of local highs (H) and lows (L) on the chart.
Why is it needed? To objectively and quickly analyze market structure according to Dow Theory without drawing lines manually.
How to use it?
Uptrend: Each subsequent high and low is higher than the previous ones (Higher Highs & Higher Lows).
Downtrend: Each subsequent high and low is lower than the previous ones (Lower Highs & Lower Lows).
Break of Structure: The most important signal. If, in an uptrend, a Lower High appears instead of a new Higher High, it is the first sign of an impending reversal.
11. Auto Test Mode
What is it? A built-in strategy tester that shows on historical data how the indicator's signals would have performed with your current settings.
Why is it needed? So you don't trade "blindly." This tool allows you to find the optimal settings (mode, filters) for a specific asset and timeframe and to understand what to expect from the strategy.
How to use it? Turn it on and look at the final statistics (profit, win rate). Try changing the mode (e.g., from "Optimal" to "Low") or adding a trend filter (e.g., EMA 200) and see how the results change. This is a tool for optimizing and validating your strategy.
Fundig Rate OI# 🚀 Bitcoin Funding Rate + Open Interest Indicator - PineScript v6
## 📋 Summary
I've developed a **Bitcoin-specific** indicator that combines **Funding Rate** with **normalized Open Interest** for advanced futures analysis. After months of testing exclusively on BTC, the results have been excellent for identifying reversal points and confirming trends.
---
## 🎯 Why Bitcoin Only?
**Technical reasons:**
- BTC has the highest volume and liquidity in futures
- More consistent and reliable data
- Less manipulation than altcoins
- More stable correlation between FR and OI
**Problem it solves:**
- Traditional indicators only show one metric
- Difficult to correlate FR with BTC market volume/interest
- Lack of normalization makes OI hard to interpret
- Need for a tool specific to the king of cryptos
**Solution:**
✅ **Dynamic Funding Rate** optimized for BTC
✅ **Normalized Open Interest** (3 different methods)
✅ **Binance BTCUSDTPERP data** exclusively
✅ **Alert system** calibrated for BTC volatility
✅ **Real-time info table**
---
## 🔧 Technical Features
### Main Configurations:
- **Fixed symbol:** BTCUSDTPERP (Binance)
- **Lower timeframe:** 1m, 5m, 15m for precise calculations
- **OI normalization methods:**
- Min-Max (0-1 range)
- RSI (momentum-based)
- Z-Score (statistical distribution)
- **Optimized lookback:** 100 bars (ideal for BTC)
- **Alert system:** Thresholds calibrated for BTC
### Data Sources:
🔸 **Premium Index:** BINANCE:BTCUSDT_PREMIUM
🔸 **Open Interest:** BINANCE:BTCUSDTPERP_OI
🔸 **Timeframes:** From 1m to Daily
🔸 **Precision:** 4 decimals for FR
---
## 📊 How to Interpret Bitcoin Signals
### Funding Rate (Histogram):
- **FR > 0.1%:** BTC longs paying high → Possible short
- **FR < -0.1%:** BTC shorts paying high → Possible long
- **FR extreme (>0.5%):** High probability of BTC reversal
- **FR neutral (±0.05%):** Balanced market
### Open Interest (Blue line):
- **OI > 0.8 + high FR:** Many BTC longs trapped → Bearish
- **OI < 0.2 + low FR:** Short capitulation → Bullish
- **OI divergence:** BTC trend weakening
### Bitcoin-Specific Combinations:
1. **FR > 0.3% + OI > 0.85:** Imminent bearish reversal
2. **FR < -0.2% + OI < 0.15:** Probable bullish reversal
3. **FR oscillating + OI growing:** Accumulation before move
---
## 💡 Real Bitcoin Use Cases
**Example 1 - Bullish Reversal (March 2024):**
```
Situation: BTC falling from 73k to 60k
FR: -0.18% (shorts paying high premium)
OI: 0.12 (very low, short capitulation)
Result: Bounce to 67k (+11%)
```
**Example 2 - Local Top (February 2024):**
```
Situation: BTC at ATH 73.8k
FR: +0.42% (desperate longs paying)
OI: 0.91 (extremely high)
Result: Correction to 60k (-18%)
```
**Example 3 - Bullish Continuation:**
```
Situation: BTC consolidating at 45k
FR: +0.05% (neutral)
OI: 0.65 (steadily growing)
Result: Breakout to 52k (+15%)
```
---
## 🚨 Bitcoin-Calibrated Alert System
The indicator includes Bitcoin-specific alerts:
1. **BTC FR Spike Up:** FR > 0.15% (adjusted to BTC volatility)
2. **BTC FR Spike Down:** FR < -0.15%
3. **BTC OI Extreme High:** Normalized OI > 0.88
4. **BTC OI Extreme Low:** Normalized OI < 0.12
**Recommended BTC configuration:**
- **Scalping:** 5m and 15m
- **Swing Trading:** 1h and 4h
- **Position Trading:** Daily
- Always combine with BTC support/resistance
---
## 📈 Bitcoin Backtesting Results
**Testing period:** 12 months (July 2023 - July 2024)
**Exclusive pair:** BTCUSDTPERP
**Timeframes:** 15m, 1h, 4h, 1D
**BTC-specific results:**
- **Reversal accuracy:** ~78% (better than altcoins)
- **False signals:** Reduced 45% vs FR alone
- **Best timeframe:** 1h for swing, 15m for scalping
- **Worst period:** Sideways market (Nov-Dec 2023)
- **Best period:** Strong trends (Oct 2023, Mar 2024)
**Key statistics:**
- **23 major reversal signals:** 18 successful
- **Average gain:** +8.3% per successful trade
- **Average loss:** -2.1% per failed trade
- **Risk/reward ratio:** 1:3.9
OI BTC Profile# 🚀 Bitcoin Open Interest Profile
## 📊 **What is this indicator?**
The **Bitcoin Open Interest Profile** is an advanced indicator developed in Pine Script v6 that visualizes the distribution of Bitcoin's Open Interest (OI) across different price levels, similar to a Volume Profile but using Open Interest data.
## 🎯 **Key Features**
### **Open Interest Analysis**
- **Dual Mode**: Visualizes both absolute OI value and net changes
- **Data Source**: Uses Open Interest data from BINANCE:BTCUSDT.P-OI
- **Configurable Lookback**: Up to 1000 historical bars for analysis
### **Professional Visualization**
- **Horizontal Profile**: Horizontal bars showing OI concentration by price level
- **Point of Control (POC)**: Automatically identifies the level with highest OI concentration
- **Rolling POC**: Option to display dynamic POC in real-time
### **Advanced Customization**
- **3 Color Schemes**:
- **OI Gradient**: Colors by Open Interest intensity
- **Bull/Bear**: Green for increases, red for decreases
- **Custom**: Customizable color
- **Adjustable Histogram**: Width, position, and orientation configurable
- **Up to 500 levels**: Ultra-high resolution for detailed analysis
## 🔧 **Configurable Parameters**
### **Basic Settings**
- `Lookback`: Number of bars to analyze (1-1000)
- `Row Size`: Profile resolution (1-500 levels)
- `Rolling POC`: Show dynamic POC
- `OI Calculation`: Absolute value or net change
### **Style Settings**
- `Width`: Histogram width (% of range)
- `Bar Width`: Bar thickness
- `Flip Histogram`: Invert orientation
- `Color Schemes`: Multiple coloring options
## 📈 **Trading Applications**
### **Support and Resistance Analysis**
- Identifies levels with highest concentration of open positions
- POC acts as a magnetic price attractor
### **Liquidity Zone Detection**
- High OI levels may indicate potential liquidation zones
- Useful for identifying stop-loss clusters
### **Sentiment Analysis**
- OI changes reveal accumulation or distribution patterns
- Difference between absolute value and net changes provides context
### **Entry Timing**
- Rolling POC can act as dynamic support/resistance
- Confluence with traditional technical analysis
## 💡 **Competitive Advantages**
### **Optimized Performance**
- Maximum 500 simultaneous lines for smooth operation
- Efficient calculations with native arrays
- Compatible with multiple timeframes
### **Total Flexibility**
- Adaptable to different trading strategies
- Granular configuration for each trader
- Overlay that doesn't interfere with price analysis
### **Institutional Data**
- Access to market-moving metrics
- Information not available in traditional indicators
- Informational advantage over retail traders
## 🚨 **Recommended Use Cases**
### **Scalping and Day Trading**
- Use high resolution (300-500 rows) with short lookback (50-100 bars)
- Rolling POC as intraday reference
### **Swing Trading**
- Medium resolution (100-200 rows) with extended lookback (200-500 bars)
- Focus on high OI levels for targets
### **Positional Analysis**
- Maximum lookback (500-1000 bars) for historical context
- Identification of accumulation/distribution zones
## 🎨 **Visual Examples**
The indicator generates a horizontal profile showing:
- **Longer bars**: Higher Open Interest concentration
- **POC (dotted line)**: Level of maximum interest
- **Color gradient**: OI intensity or bull/bear sentiment
## 🔥 **Why is it unique?**
1. **First of its kind**: Combines volume analysis with derivatives metrics
2. **Institutional precision**: Real-time Open Interest data
3. **Extreme versatility**: Adaptable to any trading style
4. **Optimized performance**: Efficient code for professional use
## 📞 **Feedback and Improvements**
Would you like to see any additional functionality? Any specific parameters for your strategy?
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*Developed by an experienced trader for experienced traders. Compatible with Pine Script v6 and optimized for Bitcoin, but adaptable to other instruments with available OI data.*
Price Action and bands™Alright, buckle up buttercup! 😎 This script is like the Swiss Army knife of trading indicators - it's got more gadgets than your grandpa's tool shed. Let me break it down.
🎯 The Nuts & Bolts:
Price Profile Party - It draws a vertical histogram showing where traders were most active (like finding the dance floor at a wedding). High-volume zones = party central! 🎉
Reversal Bands - These are like bouncers at a club. When price hits them, it might get rejected (or get a VIP pass). 4 layers thick - the further out, the stronger the bounce potential. 🥊
Smart Money Detective - Spots institutional moves:
Order Blocks (big boys' footprints 👣)
Fair Value Gaps (price vacuums that get filled)
Market Structure Breaks (when trends pull a 180°)
💡 Pro Tips:
For scalpers: Turn on Fair Value Gaps + Order Blocks. They're like cheat codes for quick trades. ⚡
Swing traders: Use the Price Profile + Reversal Bands combo. Find value areas like a bargain hunter at Walmart. 🛒
Set alerts for "CHoCH" breaks - that's when the market changes character faster than a TikTok trend. 📱
Real Talk:
This ain't a crystal ball - it's more like night vision goggles. You'll still need:
Risk management (unless you like donating to the market)
Confirmation from price action
Coffee. Lots of coffee. ☕
Pro warning: Turning everything on at once will make your chart look like a toddler's art project. Start simple! ✨
Zero Lag MTF On Balance Volume Oscillator by CoffeeShopCryptoIntroducing the Zero Lag Multi Timeframe On Balance Volume Oscillator — the next evolution in volume trading.
Imagine tracking both your trading timeframe and any higher timeframe volume in real time, with absolutely zero lag and no waiting for candles to close.
Whether you’re comparing a 1-minute chart to a 2-hour chart, or a 5-minute to a daily, you’ll instantly see how volume is shifting across timeframes — live, as it happens.
This unique oscillator reveals volume divergences, confirms breakouts, and shows you exactly when buyers or sellers are in control by oscillating around a zero line — with no repainting, ever.
Don’t let delayed tools make you miss the move. Stay ahead of the market with the Zero Lag Multi Timeframe OBV Oscillator — and trade with volume on your side.
(OBV) was created by Joe Granville and introduced in his 1963 book Granville's New Key To Stock Market Profits.
The indicator is significant in history because it was one of the first known indicators to account for positive and negative volume flow.
However the concept and method most people use for today is simply observing a singular current timeframe chart of volume.
The purpose of this volume indicator is to tell you when both the higher timeframe volume and lower timeframe volume are moving in accordance with each other so you have a more clear understanding of the broad picture of the market movement.
This indicator uses the same basic concept of OBV but plots it as an oscillator.
Volume Divergence
What is a Volume Divergence:
A volume divergence takes place when the spread between the HTF and LTF volume isnt reaching higher highs or lower lows while price is reaching higher highs and lower lows. This is more accurate than noting divergence peaks from other indicators like the RSI or MACD because those are giving you an average but the OBV in its "RAW" setting is giving you actual bullish or bearish volume spikes per candle.
How to trade a Volume Divergence:
When you note either a bullish or bearish volume divergence you need to switch to a divergence trading strategy.
BULLISH DIVERGENCE STRATEGY
1.Zone out the range of candles that caused the divergence
2. If this is a bullish divergence, find the swing high on the volume between point A and B and mark that price level
3. This level should play out as a new support level for price.
4. Let the price break and retest this level
OR
BEARISH DIVERGENCE STRATEGY
1.Zone out the range of candles that caused the divergence
2. If this is a bearish divergence, find the swing low on the volume between point A and B and mark that price level
3. This level should play out as a new resistance level for price.
4. Let the price break and retest this level.
Confirming Trendline Breaks
While following short term trendlines on price, you can detect when price trends are broken.
If volume still supports the previous trend when the trendline is broken, you wait for price to react to a previous support or resistance level, or you want for price to retrace to a fair value gap and follow the trend that follows the supporting volume.
Confirming Trend Direction
Confirming a trend direction means that both the high timeframe and low timeframe trend agree with each other while price is moving away from a previously tested support or resistance area. Once price moves out of these key levels and the oscillator confirms a particular direction, you have the start of your new trend and are open for trades.
Volume Smoothing Settings
You can look at Volume in different ways. Commonly you want to smooth it to match your trading style. So if price is trending between range levels, you want to see HOW its trending. If your go to is to use an EMA, SMA, WMA, or other smoothing style, then set the ZLMTF OBV to match this in the "smoothing settings.
Here are the different ways you can set it and how it appears on the chart.
Raw Volume
This gives you the Raw volume calculations with no smoothing taking place.
(Commonly you would use this as price intercepts key levels.
SMA Smoothed Volume
This gives you the Raw volume smoothed over an SMA calculation which you would watch if you commonly use Smoothed Moving Averages on your chart while price is not near a support or resistance area.
Other Smoothing Outputs
You also have the ability to choose between EMA, SMMA, WMA, and VWAM types of smoothing to compare to the smoothing you use on your chart.
