ORION Trend Engine by Ali_Kamberoglu

ORION Trend Engine by Ali_Kamberoglu | Decode the DNA of a Trend: Adaptive Strength & Direction
Developer: Ali Kamberoğlu
Overview: Go Beyond the Limits of Standard ADX
The ORION Trend Engine (TE) is a complete command center designed to analyze not just the existence of a market trend, but also its strength, direction, acceleration, and potential within a single, integrated system. It was developed to solve the chronic problems of the classic ADX indicator, such as lag, noise, and difficulty in interpretation.
This tool combines two separate panels into one intelligent engine:
Trend Strength Panel: Shows when the market is entering a strong trend or moving sideways.
Directional Bias Oscillator Panel: Clearly visualizes which direction (Buy/Sell) is dominating the trend.
ORION TE provides an analytical framework not just to know if there is a trend, but to decide whether to enter it, when to stay in it, and when to exit.
The ORION Advantage: Why It's Different
1. The Smart Trend Engine (Adaptive KAMA Integration):
The standard ADX uses a slow-reacting average. ORION TE revolutionizes this by offering the option to use the Adaptive KAMA engine in the ADX calculation, which adapts to market conditions. What does this mean?
Faster Response: When a strong trend begins, KAMA speeds up, notifying you of the trend's start much earlier.
Noise Filter: When the market is choppy and indecisive, KAMA slows down, protecting you from countless false "trend start" signals.
2. The Directional Compass (Normalized DI Oscillator):
Interpreting DI+ and DI- lines can be complex. ORION TE solves this problem with the DI Oscillator:
Clear Signals: This oscillator shows the net dominance between Buyers (positive values) and Sellers (negative values).
ADX Filter: The oscillator only generates signals when there is significant trend strength in the market (when ADX is above a certain threshold). This completely eliminates meaningless crossovers in sideways markets.
Strength Indicator: The histogram bars change color based on the trend's strength. Bright colors (Lime/Red) indicate a strong trend, while dark colors (Green/Maroon) signify a weakening trend.
3. Multi-Stage Trend Analysis (Dynamic Levels):
Saying "there is a trend" is not enough. ORION TE analyzes the trend's strength across four different levels:
No Trend (Gray): No direction in the market.
Trend Potential (Yellow): A trend is starting to form, pay attention.
Strategic Trend (Blue): The main trend with sufficient strength for trading.
Strong & Peak Trends: Zones where the trend is at its strongest, but may also show signs of exhaustion.
High-Probability Trading Strategies:
Strongest BUY Signal (Trend Ignition):
The ADX line turns from Yellow to Blue (Strategic Trend Begins).
Simultaneously, the DI Oscillator histogram is in positive territory and crosses above its white signal line.
This is an A+ grade entry opportunity, confirming both trend strength and buyer momentum.
Strongest SELL Signal (Trend Ignition):
The ADX line turns Blue.
Simultaneously, the DI Oscillator histogram is in negative territory and crosses below its white signal line.
This is a strong downtrend initiation signal, as sellers take control.
Important Visual Notice
The Signal line (white) and some level lines in the indicator are designed for optimal visibility on dark-themed charts.
If you are using a light-themed (white) chart background, these white elements may not be visible. For the best experience, you have two options:
Recommended: Set your chart background to a dark color in TradingView's settings.
Alternative: Go into the indicator settings, and under "5. Visual Settings," change the color of the DI Oscillator (Signal) line and other white levels to a darker color that contrasts with your chart.
Disclaimer
This indicator is a professional analysis tool developed to assist in your trading decisions. No signal or analysis constitutes investment advice. Trading in financial markets involves high risk, and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Please always apply your own risk management strategies.