TorHzpk EMA with Config & Values (v5) + Cross AlertsTorHzpk EMA with Config & Values (v5) + Cross Alerts
Индикаторы и стратегии
stelaraX - Elder RaystelaraX – Elder Ray
stelaraX – Elder Ray is a trend and momentum indicator designed to evaluate bullish and bearish pressure relative to a moving average. By separating buying power and selling power, it helps traders assess which side of the market is currently dominant.
This indicator is part of the stelaraX ecosystem, focused on clean technical analysis and AI-supported chart evaluation
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Core logic
The Elder Ray indicator is built around an exponential moving average (EMA) that acts as a value baseline. Two components are derived from this baseline: Bull Power and Bear Power.
Key principles:
* the EMA defines the underlying trend reference
* Bull Power measures how far price highs extend above the EMA
* Bear Power measures how far price lows extend below the EMA
* positive Bull Power reflects buying strength
* negative Bear Power reflects selling strength
Increasing Bull Power suggests strengthening bullish momentum, while decreasing Bear Power indicates weakening selling pressure.
Visualization
The script plots:
* Bull Power as a histogram above the zero line
* Bear Power as a histogram below the zero line
* separate color coding for bullish and bearish pressure
* a zero reference line for balance and trend context
This dual-histogram layout clearly visualizes shifts in market control between buyers and sellers.
Use case
This indicator is intended for:
* confirming trend direction using pressure analysis
* identifying potential trend exhaustion
* spotting bullish or bearish divergences
* filtering entries in trend-following strategies
* supporting momentum and strength-based trade decisions
It is most effective when used alongside trend filters, price structure, or AI-assisted chart analysis.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and technical analysis purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management remain the responsibility of the user.
Elliott Wave Rule Engine v3.0 Pro Elliott Wave Rule Engine v3.0 Pro — User Guide
A professional-grade Elliott Wave analysis tool featuring tri-degree swing detection, rule-based pattern validation, and divergence-gated signal generation.
Overview
This indicator implements a sophisticated multi-timeframe Elliott Wave detection system that analyzes price action across three degrees simultaneously—Small, Medium, and Large. It validates wave patterns against strict Elliott Wave rules, generates consensus-based trading signals, and integrates advanced RSI divergence filtering to reduce false positives.
The engine distinguishes between Impulse waves, Diagonals, Corrective patterns (ZigZags, Flats), and Triangles while providing real-time targets, invalidation levels, and per-wave continuation signals.
Core Architecture
Tri-Degree Swing Detection
The script runs three parallel swing detection engines:
Small Degree: Short-term pivots (1-100 bars left, 1 bar right) capturing micro-structure
Medium Degree: Intermediate swings (1-300 bars left, 1 bar right) for wave context
Large Degree: Major pivots (1-500 bars left, 1 bar right) for trend alignment
Each degree uses an aggressive looped pivot scanner that tests multiple left/right bar combinations to find the most significant highs and lows, then filters results by minimum percentage change thresholds.
Pattern Recognition Engine
Motive Waves (Impulse vs Diagonal)
For every valid 6-pivot sequence, the engine evaluates both Impulse and Diagonal pattern quality:
Impulse Wave Rules:
Wave 2 does not retrace 100% of Wave 1
Wave 3 is never the shortest among Waves 1, 3, and 5
Wave 4 does not overlap Wave 1 price territory
Fibonacci retracement alignment for Waves 2 and 4
Wave 3 exhibits strongest momentum (sharpest slope)
Alternation between Waves 2 and 4 (time/depth/sharpness)
Proportionality constraints on time and price
Wave 5 divergence/weakening relative to Wave 3
Diagonal Wave Rules:
Same hard rules as Impulse for Wave 2 and Wave 3 length
Wave 4 must overlap or approach Wave 1 territory
Contracting or expanding wedge boundaries confirmed
Deep retracements (≥50%) expected in Waves 2 and 4
Relaxed proportionality tolerances
Fibonacci alignment for corrective legs
The engine automatically selects the higher-quality pattern based on guideline pass rates.
Corrective Patterns
When motive waves fail validation, the system checks for:
ZigZag: Sharp 5-3-5 structure with shallow Wave B (<61.8% of A) and Wave C ≈ A or 1.618×A
Flat: 3-3-5 with deep Wave B (≥90% of A), expanded or running variations
Triangle: 5-wave contracting or expanding boundary pattern with alternating pivots
Signal Generation System
Three Signal Tiers
Early Signals: Loop-consensus based alerts requiring directional alignment across degrees but before full motive validation—optimal for aggressive entries with divergence confirmation
Final Signals: Full pattern-validated signals requiring completed motive structure, quality thresholds, and optional large-degree confirmation
Per-Wave Signals: Specific continuation/reversal alerts at Wave 2, Wave 4, Wave 5, ABC completion, and Triangle E-wave breakout points
Consensus Scoring
Each signal tier uses weighted consensus from all three degrees:
Small degree consensus (buy/sell pivot detection rate)
Medium degree consensus (contextual alignment)
Large degree consensus (structural trend agreement)
Quality-weighted composite score combining pattern guideline passes
Signals require minimum consensus thresholds per degree plus margin superiority over opposing direction.
Advanced RSI Divergence Engine
Divergence Detection
The system identifies classic and hidden divergences using:
Confirmed price pivots with configurable left/right confirmation bars
RSI slope non-intersection validation (no mid-line crosses)
Over-extension ratio analysis (zigzag leg comparison ≥2.0×)
Oversold/overbought zone filtering at P2 endpoints
Minimum RSI delta, price delta %, and ATR-multiple thresholds
Wave-Gated Divergence
Divergences can be filtered to trigger only when aligned with wave structure:
Require completed motive wave (1-5 or diagonal) at Small or Medium degree
Allow triangle completions as alternative trigger
Enforce trend direction agreement across degrees
Attach to specific pivot degrees (Small/Medium/Large/Any)
Apply consensus minima and range-edge proximity filters
Composite scoring (0-100%) for strength ranking
Unified Signal Gating
Divergence can gate Early signals, Final signals, and Per-Wave signals independently—ensuring momentum confirmation before pattern-based entries.
Sideways/Range Detection
When price action exhibits low net progress relative to range over recent swings:
Automatic sideways flag activation
Edge proximity detection (configurable % from range boundaries)
Fade-at-edges signal preference (buy near support, sell near resistance)
Alternative target projection using range midpoint and measured moves
Target & Invalidation System
Final Targets (Motive Waves)
Upon confirmed 5-wave completion:
T1: 38.2% retracement of full motive wave
T2: 50% retracement
T3: 61.8% retracement
T4: Wave 4 terminus (structural support/resistance)
Early Targets (Pre-Validation)
Based on last completed swing:
0.618×, 1.0×, and 1.618× projections
Range midpoint and measured extensions in sideways conditions
Invalidation Levels
Automatic placement beyond wave extremes with configurable tick buffer—updated dynamically as structure evolves.
Visual Feedback
Small degree swings: Blue connecting lines
Medium degree swings: Purple connecting lines
Large degree swings: Orange connecting lines
Valid motive structure: Green background tint
Divergence lines: Dotted green (bullish) / red (bearish) with score annotations
Signal labels: Directional arrows with consensus percentage
Optional wave labels (1-5, A-E) at pivot points
Key Input Parameters
Swing Detection Sensitivity
Adjust left/right bar ranges and minimum swing percentages per degree to match instrument volatility and timeframe.
Rule Engine Tolerances
Fibonacci tolerance: Acceptance band for ratio alignment
Proportionality limits: Max time/price variance between same-degree waves
Alternation threshold: Minimum slope ratio for Wave 2 vs 4 distinction
Minimum guideline passes: Quality threshold for pattern validation
Signal Thresholds
Consensus minima per degree (0.0-1.0 scale)
Consensus margin vs opposite direction
Direction alignment mode (None/Majority/AllThree/pairwise combinations)
Large-degree validation requirement toggle
Divergence Configuration
RSI length and overbought/oversold levels
Pivot confirmation bars and lookback limits
Cooldown periods between same-side divergences
Wave gating toggles and attachment degree
Composite score weightings and minimums
Operational Workflow
Configure swing detection ranges appropriate to your chart timeframe and instrument volatility
Set rule tolerances based on how strictly you want Elliott Wave rules enforced
Adjust consensus thresholds—higher for confirmation, lower for sensitivity
Enable divergence gating for higher-probability signals
Monitor Early signals for preemptive entries, Final signals for confirmed structure
Use Per-Wave signals for precise entry timing within known wave positions
Reference plotted targets and invalidation levels for trade management
Best Practices
Use higher timeframes (1H+) for reliable Large-degree structure
Reduce swing ranges for volatile instruments, increase for stable markets
Enable divergence gating during choppy conditions to filter noise
Require Large-degree validation for major position entries
Monitor sideways detection—range-edge signals often precede breakouts
Check wave labels and diagnostic arrays when signals seem inconsistent
This tool provides probabilistic wave analysis, not deterministic predictions. Always combine with sound risk management and broader market context.
stelaraX - Chaikin Money FlowstelaraX – Chaikin Money Flow
stelaraX – Chaikin Money Flow is a volume-based momentum indicator designed to measure buying and selling pressure over a defined period. By combining price location within the candle and traded volume, it helps identify whether capital is flowing into or out of an asset.
This indicator is part of the stelaraX ecosystem, focused on clean technical analysis and AI-supported chart evaluation
stelarax.com
Core logic
The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) evaluates where the closing price lies within the high–low range and weights this position by volume. The result is averaged over a user-defined lookback period and normalized by total volume.
Key principles:
* closes near the high contribute positive money flow
* closes near the low contribute negative money flow
* values above zero indicate net buying pressure
* values below zero indicate net selling pressure
* higher absolute values reflect stronger conviction
Readings beyond typical threshold levels suggest sustained accumulation or distribution rather than short-term noise.
Visualization
The script plots:
* the Chaikin Money Flow as a histogram in a separate indicator pane
* green bars when CMF values are positive
* red bars when CMF values are negative
* a zero reference line for directional context
* additional reference levels at +0.05 and −0.05 for pressure strength
This layout makes shifts in capital flow and volume-backed momentum easy to interpret.
Use case
This indicator is intended for:
* identifying accumulation and distribution using volume flow
* confirming trend direction with volume confirmation
* spotting divergences between price and money flow
* filtering false breakouts and weak price moves
* supporting volume-based and smart money concepts
It works particularly well when combined with price structure, trend filters, or AI-assisted chart evaluation.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and technical analysis purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management remain the responsibility of the user.
Breakout PRO Elite funnelzonThis is an indicator by funnelzon (not a strategy) that detects breakout opportunities and prints BUY/SELL signals only when a strict multi-filter stack agrees: momentum, trend filters, structure, volatility expansion, fakeout reducers, and optional HTF bias.
It also includes ATR-based confirmation entries (+1 / +2), pullback re-entry signals, exit markers, and optional strict reversal signals.
What you will see on the chart
B = BreakScan marker (breakout candidate passed all active filters)
BUY / SELL = Entry signal (Immediate or after ATR confirmation)
R = Re-Entry marker after pullback + reclaim (optional)
Exit = Exit marker (Supertrend flip and/or momentum fade)
REV = Strict reversal marker (optional)
Core Logic (simplified)
Breakout beyond the lookback range with an ATR buffer
Momentum confirmation via z-score + persistence
Trend alignment via Dynamic Trend and Supertrend (optional VWAP)
Fakeout reduction via Max Distance and Volatility Expansion filters
Optional HTF Bias (e.g., 1H close vs EMA200)
Entry confirmation via ATR levels +1 / +2 inside a time window
Optional pullback Re-Entry to Dynamic/Supertrend + reclaim
Optional exits via Supertrend flip and/or momentum fade
Optional Strict Reversal after exits
Visual overlays (do NOT affect signals)
The KBB overlay (Kijun + Bollinger Bands) is visual only and does not change the entry/exit logic.
Recommended defaults
Confirm on candle close = ON
HTF Bias = ON
Entry Mode = +1 Confirm
Signal Quality = A/A+ (use A+ only for stricter signals)
Alerts
Alerts are included for Entry, Re-Entry, and Reversal signals.
2) Quick User Guide (Settings Explained)
Main
Preset (AUTO / DAX / NQ / GOLD): loads tuned defaults (lookback, buffer, dyn length, ST mult).
Confirm only on candle close: reduces repaint-like “live bar flicker”.
Entry Mode:
Immediate = faster, more signals
+1 Confirm = safer, recommended
+2 Confirm = strictest, fewer signals
Signal Quality:
ALL = most signals
A/A+ = balanced
A+ only = highest quality, least signals
HTF Bias (recommended): aligns signals with higher timeframe direction (close vs EMA200).
Filters
Dynamic Trend / Supertrend: core trend filters (recommended ON).
VWAP Filter: extra alignment filter (optional).
Max Distance: avoids entries too far from the dynamic trend (reduces overextended breakouts).
Volatility Expansion: requires expansion (reduces choppy-range signals).
Re-Entry
Prints R when price pulls back to Dynamic/Supertrend and reclaims (optional).
Only 1 re-entry per entry: cleaner signals.
Exits / Reversal
Exit on Supertrend flip: standard exit marker.
Momentum fade exit: optional early warning exit marker.
Strict Reversal: optional “flip” logic to catch reversals after exits.
3) Disclaimer (TradingView-ready)
Disclaimer / Risk Notice
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or a solicitation to buy or sell any instrument. Trading involves substantial risk and may not be suitable for all traders. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You are fully responsible for your own trading decisions, risk management, and any outcomes. Always test on a demo account and use proper position sizing and stop-loss rules.
Indicator Notice
This is an indicator, not an auto-trading system. Signals are based on historical price calculations and user settings. Real-time conditions (spread, slippage, execution, news, low liquidity) can impact results.
4) FAQ (Short + Practical)
Q1: Why do I see very few signals?
Because the script is designed to be selective. Common causes:
Signal Quality = A+ only
HTF Bias = ON (filters against higher TF)
Volatility Expansion = ON in low-volatility ranges
Entry Mode = +2 Confirm (strict confirmation)
Tip: Try A/A+, +1 Confirm, or temporarily disable Volatility Expansion to compare.
Q2: Why do I see “B” markers but no BUY/SELL entry?
“B” means a breakout candidate passed filters, but Entry Mode may require extra confirmation:
With +1 / +2 Confirm, price must cross the ATR confirmation level within the confirm window.
If it doesn’t, the “armed” state expires.
Q3: Do the Kijun/Bollinger (KBB) settings change signals?
No. The KBB overlay is visual only and does not affect the engine logic.
Q4: What does “Confirm only on candle close” do?
It ensures signals are only confirmed on closed candles, which typically makes signals more stable and easier to alert/trade.
Q5: Why do I see Exit markers even if I didn’t take the entry?
Exits are based on the indicator’s state and filters (e.g., Supertrend flips). They are markers for how the model would treat momentum/trend changes — not proof you entered a trade.
Q6: What markets/timeframes work best?
The script auto-adapts into MORE (5m and below) vs CLEAN (above 5m) behavior.
5m tends to give more signals; 15m/1h tends to be cleaner.
Q7: Does it repaint?
The core engine can be run with Confirm on close, which avoids most live-bar “flicker”. However, like any real-time indicator, signals can appear/disappear before the bar closes if you disable confirmation.
Q8: How should I use it in practice?
A common workflow:
Keep HTF Bias ON
Use +1 Confirm
Trade only A/A+ or A+ signals
Use your own stop/TP rules (structure/ATR-based), and avoid major news events.
I’d really appreciate your feedback! Test it on your preferred markets/timeframes and let me know which signals you find most useful — and where you’d like to see improvements
UK Dual-Session HighlighterOverview
This indicator is a specialized volatility-window tool designed for traders operating in UK Time (Europe/London). It specifically isolates the two highest-probability trading windows for the Nasdaq (NQ) and other US/European indices, while intentionally leaving the "Lunch Lull" period unhighlighted to help traders avoid low-liquidity "chop."
The Dual-Session Strategy
The script highlights two distinct phases of the trading day:
London Morning (09:15 – 12:00): Captures the core European institutional flow and the establishment of the morning trend.
The US Active Window (13:30 – 17:15): Covers the critical 13:30 US Economic Data releases, the 14:30 New York Open, and the high-volume London-NY Overlap.
Key Features for 2026
Timezone Locked: Hard-coded to Europe/London. You do not need to adjust your chart settings; the indicator stays accurate regardless of your local time.
Automatic DST Handling: Fully compatible with 2026 Daylight Saving transitions (GMT/BST). It automatically adjusts when the UK clocks change in March and October.
The "Lunch Lull" Filter: By leaving the 12:00–13:30 window blank, the indicator provides a visual "stop" signal during the period when London traders are at lunch and US pre-market volume is typically at its lowest.
Fully Customizable: Toggle sessions on/off and adjust colors, transparency, and specific start/end times via the Inputs menu.
stelaraX - Awesome OscillatorstelaraX – Awesome Oscillator
stelaraX – Awesome Oscillator is a momentum indicator designed to measure market momentum by comparing short-term and long-term price movement. It highlights shifts in bullish and bearish pressure and helps traders identify momentum changes before they become visible in price structure.
This indicator is part of the stelaraX ecosystem, focused on clean technical analysis and AI-supported chart evaluation
stelarax.com
Core logic
The Awesome Oscillator (AO) is calculated as the difference between a fast and a slow simple moving average of the median price (hl2).
Key principles:
* the fast period reflects short-term momentum
* the slow period reflects longer-term momentum
* values above zero indicate bullish momentum
* values below zero indicate bearish momentum
* rising histogram values signal increasing momentum
* falling histogram values signal weakening momentum
Changes in histogram direction often precede price pullbacks, continuations, or reversals, making AO useful for early momentum assessment.
Visualization
The script plots:
* a histogram of the Awesome Oscillator in a separate indicator pane
* dynamic color changes based on momentum direction and strength
* dark green bars for increasing bullish momentum
* light green bars for weakening bullish momentum
* dark red bars for increasing bearish momentum
* light red bars for weakening bearish momentum
* a zero reference line for directional context
This color logic provides immediate visual insight into momentum shifts.
Use case
This indicator is intended for:
* identifying momentum direction and momentum strength
* spotting early trend continuation or exhaustion signals
* confirming breakouts and pullbacks
* detecting momentum divergences versus price
* filtering entries in trend-following or momentum-based strategies
It works best when combined with trend filters, structure analysis, or AI-assisted chart evaluation.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and technical analysis purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management remain the responsibility of the user.
stelaraX - AroonstelaraX – Aroon
stelaraX – Aroon is a trend strength and trend direction indicator designed to measure how recently price has reached new highs or lows over a defined period. It helps traders identify emerging trends, trend dominance, and potential transitions between trending and ranging market phases.
This indicator is part of the stelaraX ecosystem, focused on clean technical analysis and AI-supported chart evaluation
stelarax.com
Core logic
The Aroon indicator consists of two lines, Aroon Up and Aroon Down, which quantify the time since the last highest high and lowest low within a user-defined lookback period.
Key principles:
* Aroon Up measures how recently a new high has been formed
* Aroon Down measures how recently a new low has been formed
* values range between 0 and 100
* high Aroon Up values indicate strong bullish trend pressure
* high Aroon Down values indicate strong bearish trend pressure
When Aroon Up stays above Aroon Down, bullish trends dominate. When Aroon Down remains above Aroon Up, bearish trends dominate. Readings around the mid-zone suggest weak or non-directional markets.
Visualization
The script plots:
* the Aroon Up line in a separate indicator pane
* the Aroon Down line in a separate indicator pane
* reference levels at 70 (strong trend), 50 (neutral), and 30 (weak trend)
Color-coded lines and dashed threshold levels provide a clear visual structure for trend evaluation.
Use case
This indicator is intended for:
* identifying trend direction and trend strength
* detecting early trend formation phases
* distinguishing trending from ranging market conditions
* filtering trades based on dominant market direction
* supporting trend-following and breakout strategies
It is especially effective when combined with momentum oscillators, price structure, or AI-assisted chart analysis.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and technical analysis purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management remain the responsibility of the user.
VWAP Slope (instantaneous and cumulative, includes percentiles)VWAP Slope shows how VWAP is moving right now and how that movement is building throughout the session.
The indicator has two modes:
Instantaneous: slope tracks short-term VWAP momentum using a smoothed, ATR-normalized slope, and only turns on once there’s enough data in the current session (no overnight weirdness).
Cumulative: slope adds up valid VWAP slope over the day, resetting each session and normalizing for time-of-day behavior so you can see whether VWAP pressure is meaningfully building or fading.
You can view both as raw values or as percentile strength levels, making it easy to spot when VWAP trends are unusually strong, weak, or just noise compared to recent days.
CTR Dual Custom MAs ProFurther improved indicator with easier access to seeing only bearish signals or bullish signals or both by using the Global Bias drop down option. Simplifies everything so you can quickly see what you want without having to check all the different boxes for bull signals and bear signals.
VOFA Trading SystemVOFA Trading System – Volume Profile with VSA & Zone Logic
VOFA Trading System is a volume- and structure-based analytical tool designed to identify high-probability trading opportunities using Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), session value behavior, and proprietary VOFA Zones.
The focus is on price–volume interaction, value acceptance/rejection, and reaction zones, helping traders make rule-based and independent decisions.
Key Features
Session-based volume distribution with POC, VAH, and VAL
CVA (Compressed Value Area) and structural context analysis
VSA signals: Selling Climax, Upthrust, No Demand / No Supply, and Tests
VOFA Zones based on wide spread and high volume for price reaction analysis
Contextual bar highlighting for volume and structure
Visual levels, reference zones, and optional alerts for monitoring opportunities
Notes
This is an analytical and decision-support tool, not trading advice
No direct trade recommendations are provided
Best suited for intraday analysis on 15- and 30-minute charts
Disclaimer:
For educational and analytical purposes only. Users must apply their own judgment and risk management.
stelaraX - Accumulation/DistributionstelaraX – Accumulation/Distribution
stelaraX – Accumulation/Distribution is a volume-based indicator designed to analyze buying and selling pressure by combining price movement with traded volume. It helps traders assess whether an asset is being accumulated (smart money buying) or distributed (selling pressure), even when price action appears sideways or unclear.
This indicator is part of the stelaraX ecosystem, focused on clean technical analysis and AI-supported chart evaluation
stelarax.com
Core logic
The Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) line evaluates where the closing price sits within the candle range and weights this position by volume.
Key principles:
* closes near the high with high volume increase the A/D value (accumulation)
* closes near the low with high volume decrease the A/D value (distribution)
* values are cumulatively summed, creating a running pressure profile
* a simple moving average (SMA) of the A/D line is applied for smoothing and trend confirmation
A rising A/D line indicates underlying buying pressure, while a falling A/D line signals increasing selling pressure.
Visualization
The script plots:
* the Accumulation/Distribution line in a separate indicator pane
* a configurable moving average of the A/D line
* customizable colors for both the raw A/D line and its moving average
This clean layout makes shifts in volume-backed momentum and pressure changes easy to spot.
Use case
This indicator is intended for:
* identifying accumulation and distribution phases
* confirming trend strength using volume confirmation
* spotting divergences between price and volume pressure
* filtering false breakouts in low-quality price moves
* supporting smart money and volume-based trading concepts
It works especially well when combined with price structure, trend filters, or AI-assisted chart interpretation.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and technical analysis purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or trading recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management remain the responsibility of the user.
Bull Run Alpha Maximizer | Lyro RSOverview
Bull Run Alpha Maximizer is a portfolio rotation and equity-tracking indicator designed to dynamically allocate capital toward the strongest-performing asset within a predefined universe. Instead of focusing on single-chart entries or exits, it operates at a system level, continuously evaluating relative performance, trend stability, and market conditions to determine where capital should be allocated. The indicator visualizes this process through an equity curve, asset allocation signals, and a comprehensive on-chart dashboard.
Originality
What makes Bull Run Alpha Maximizer distinct is that it is not a traditional indicator tied to one symbol or one market direction. Its originality lies in its relative-strength-driven rotation framework, where assets are evaluated against each other rather than in isolation. The system treats the market as a competitive environment, selecting the asset with the strongest current profile instead of predicting price direction on a single chart. This cross-asset comparison, combined with internal risk-aware state handling and non-repainting execution logic, creates a structure that differs fundamentally from standard trend, momentum, or oscillator-based indicators.
Purpose
The purpose of Bull Run Alpha Maximizer is to help traders and investors stay aligned with leadership during bullish phases while providing defensive behavior during unfavorable conditions. It was built for users who want systematic exposure to strength rather than discretionary asset picking. The indicator is especially suited for crypto markets but can be adapted to other asset groups. It can be used on higher timeframes for portfolio-style rotation or on lower timeframes for more active capital reallocation. Its primary use case is identifying which asset deserves allocation at any given time, not timing precise entries or exits.
How to use
Bull Run Alpha Maximizer should be viewed as a capital allocation and rotation tool rather than a buy-and-sell signal generator. When the indicator highlights an asset as active, that asset represents the current allocation preference of the system. A change in allocation indicates a rotation rather than a short-term trade. The indicator is trend-following at the portfolio level and is designed to remain invested in relative strength during favorable conditions while optionally rotating into defensive assets or cash when conditions deteriorate. It works best when users respect its system-level nature rather than treating it as a scalping or reversal indicator.
Features
System type selection allows users to choose between a more responsive configuration and a more stable one. This affects how quickly the system adapts to changing market conditions and leadership shifts.
Timeframe selection adjusts the internal behavior toward either shorter-term responsiveness or longer-term stability. This allows the indicator to align with swing-style or position-style allocation preferences.
Cash mode enables the system to rotate into a neutral state instead of remaining allocated to assets during weak conditions. When active, a flat equity curve visually represents reduced exposure.
Profit tracking enables equity-aware behavior, where the system monitors its own performance and adapts allocation when unfavorable conditions persist.
PAXG safenet provides an optional defensive rotation path, allowing the system to favor a protective asset when enabled instead of remaining idle or fully exposed.
System equity curve displays the compounded performance of the rotation logic over time, giving a clear view of how the allocation strategy evolves.
HODL equity curve provides a passive benchmark for comparison, helping users contextualize system behavior against a simple buy-and-hold approach.
Equity coloring visually reflects the currently allocated asset, making it easy to see regime changes directly on the equity curve.
Asset universe selection allows users to define which assets participate in the rotation, including optional custom symbols beyond the default set.
On-chart screener table presents real-time allocation status, asset rankings, returns, drawdowns, and performance metrics in a structured format.
Performance metrics such as returns, drawdown, and risk-adjusted statistics are calculated directly from the system equity, offering transparency into behavior rather than promises of outcomes.
Alerts notify users when the system rotates from one asset to another, allowing automation or manual execution without constant chart monitoring.
Modes
Aggressive mode prioritizes faster adaptation to changes in relative strength and market leadership.
Conservative mode emphasizes stability and reduced rotation frequency.
Cash-aware mode allows rotation into a neutral or defensive state when enabled.
Methodology
Bull Run Alpha Maximizer operates on a multi-asset comparative framework that evaluates which asset is outperforming others under current conditions. Decisions are made using confirmed data and executed with a delayed, non-repainting structure to ensure stability and realistic behavior.
Core framework principles include:
Relative performance comparison between enabled assets
Trend and regime qualification before allocation
Risk-aware handling of unfavorable conditions
State-based rotation rather than continuous switching
Equity-driven visualization and validation
This approach works because capital is consistently aligned with strength rather than prediction.
Conclusion
Bull Run Alpha Maximizer is a system-level indicator focused on asset rotation, capital allocation, and equity visualization. It is designed for traders and investors who want structured exposure to market leaders while maintaining awareness of risk and regime changes. By emphasizing relative strength, confirmed decisions, and transparent performance tracking, it provides a disciplined framework for navigating multi-asset environments.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not guarantee results. It should be used in conjunction with additional analysis methods and proper risk management strategies. The creators of this indicator are not responsible for any financial decisions made based on its signals.
MACD Support/Resistance(Ayhan)1) Support/Resistance from MACD crosses (your blue/orange horizontal lines)
When MACD crosses DOWN (macdDown): it looks back ~5 bars and takes the highest high → saves it as a Resistance (orange horizontal line + diamond).
When MACD crosses UP (macdUp): it looks back ~5 bars and takes the lowest low → saves it as a Support (blue horizontal line + diamond).
So the blue line you circled is: a new Support level created right after a MACD UP cross.
2) Removes levels when they break
If price low goes below a Support level → “Support Broken” event, and that level is removed.
If price high goes above a Resistance level → “Resistance Broken” event, and that level is removed.
3) Finds nearest Support/Resistance + calculates risk/reward
From all active levels it finds:
Nearest Support below price (nearSup)
Nearest Resistance above price (nearRes)
Then it calculates:
Distance to each in %,
R/R for a long (buy) (stop at support, target at resistance),
Position size (lots) using account size + risk % per trade.
4) ADX (trend strength) + table
It calculates ADX (Wilder style) and shows Weak / Medium / Strong in the table.
5) Alerts (this is what you choose in TradingView)
Alert conditions included:
MACD Crossover Up
MACD Crossunder Down
New Support Created
New Resistance Created
Support Broken
Resistance Broken
In TradingView alarms, you select one of these under Condition.
6) ATF (if enabled)
ATF searches different periods, chooses the one with best fit (Pearson R), and draws:
A sloped midline + upper/lower channel, plus a small ATF table.
If you tell me which exact event should be your “BUY” (New Support? MACD UP? plus ADX filter?), I can align the alert to that logic and make the alert message clean (Telegram-ready if needed).
Sam BB V14 Bollinger Bands Ribbon with custom inter-band fills looks well-structured and mostly correct for Pine Script v5. It implements:
Four independent, customizable Bollinger Band sets (different lengths, MA types, multipliers, sources, colors)
Individual inner fills (inside each band)
Inter-band "ribbon" fills (the zones between bands on both upper and lower sides)
Toggle visibility per band
Clean input grouping
Design by Sam Mahboubeh, V1
Custom Time Highlighter (UK time adjusted)Overview
This indicator is designed to visually isolate a specific custom time window on your chart.
It automatically adjusts for British Summer Time (BST) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) transitions, ensuring your session start and end times remain accurate throughout the year.
Customizable Window: While the default is set to 9:15 AM - 5:15 PM, users can easily modify the session hours via the input settings.
Traffic Lights Trading - momentum oscillatorSynchronized MACD for Traffic Lights Trading
This indicator is an add-on to the Traffic Lights Trading indicator by CryptoQuickHits
This add-on will make it clear in one glance if the current trend is Bullish , Bearish or neutral.
The indicator is color coded, to match the Traffic Lights signals on the chart
Website : tltrading.lovable.app
Traffic Lights Trading - Buy-Sell-Wait signals🚦 Traffic Light System: User Manual This system is a trend-following momentum indicator designed to filter out market noise and identify high-probability entries.
It combines Triple EMA alignment, Gaussian Channels, and PVSRA Volume analysis.
How to Read the Signals The indicator displays "Traffic Light" icons above the bars only when the market state changes.
Signal Market State Technical Requirements
🟢 GREENBULLISH Price is above Gaussian Midline + EMA 5 > EMA 26 + High/Climax Volume.
🟡 YELLOWNEUTRAL Trends are transitioning or volume is too low. Wait for a state change.
🔴 REDBEARISH Price is below Gaussian Midline + EMA 5 < EMA 26 + High/Climax Volume.
📊 The Dashboard & Components Located at the top right, the dashboard provides real-time data on the current bar:Trend Status:
Shows the macro direction (Bullish/Bearish/Neutral).
Volume Activity:
CLIMAX (Purple): Extreme volume; often signifies the start of a move or an exhaustion point.
RISING (Aqua): Healthy institutional interest.
NORMAL (Gray): Retail-driven movement; avoid entries.
Market Action: The final verdict—BUY, SELL, or WAIT.
Chart Overlays The Ribbon: EMA 5 (Lime) and EMA 26 (Red).
Look for the Lime line to be above Red for longs.
Gaussian Channel: The shaded gray zone. It acts as a dynamic "fair value" area. Look for price to break out of this channel to confirm trend strength.
EMA 100: The Blue line. Use this as your "Line in the Sand" for long-term trend bias.
🛠 Best Practices for Trading The "First Green" Entry: The strongest move is usually the first Green light that appears after a long period of Yellow or Red.
Volume Confirmation: Never take a signal if the Volume Activity is "NORMAL.
The script filters this automatically, but always look for the Climax (Purple) or Rising (Aqua) bars for conviction.
Exit Strategy: A common exit signal is when the light flips from Green/Red back to Yellow, or when the price touches the opposite side of the Gaussian Channel.
⚙️ Settings & Customization Moving Averages: Adjust the 5/26/100 lengths to match your timeframe (e.g., use larger numbers for Scalping to avoid noise).
Gaussian Multiplier: Increase this (e.g., to 3.0) to make the channel wider, which results in fewer but more conservative signals.
Volume Avg Period: Controls how sensitive the system is to "Climax" volume.
Website : tltrading.lovable.app
RF True Structure Engine PROD.RF True Structure Engine is a clean market-structure tool built on Williams fractals to map the current leg’s Strong/Weak Highs & Lows, detect BOS and MSS (Market Structure Shift / CHoCH), and optionally display a higher-timeframe structure overlay plus a multi-timeframe bias table.
It’s designed to be a “structure backbone” you can use for SMC/ICT-style workflows: mark structure, mark breaks, and trade toward/liquidity around the active leg levels.
What it plots on the chart
Fractal markers (triangles) for swing highs/lows (configurable with n)
Active structure levels
Strong High / Strong Low
Weak High / Weak Low (or “forming” when still developing)
Mid-line of the current leg (optional)
BOS / MSS event lines
BOS = continuation break (in-trend)
MSS = reversal break (trend shift)
Includes configurable history count so the chart doesn’t get cluttered
HTF structure overlay (visual-only)
Draws HTF top/bottom leg lines + optional HTF midline
Labels the HTF levels as Strong/Weak/forming
How to use it (simple workflow)
Set your fractal sensitivity
Fractal Periods (left/right) = n
Lower n = more swings, more signals
Higher n = cleaner structure, fewer signals
Trade from structure
In bullish bias:
Strong Low is your main “defended” level
Weak High is often the next liquidity objective
In bearish bias:
Strong High is your main “defended” level
Weak Low is often the next liquidity objective
Use the Mid-line as a quick premium/discount reference within the current leg.
Use BOS/MSS as your confirmation
BOS = structure continuation confirmation
MSS = structure shift confirmation (potential trend change)
MTF Structure (visual overlay)
In MTF Structure:
Enable Show HTF Structure
Set HTF Timeframe (common: 1H/4H/D depending on your execution TF)
This overlay is visual-only—it doesn’t change the base engine logic, it just lets you see HTF structure levels mapped onto your chart.
Bias Table (top-right)
The bias table displays the Bullish / Bearish / Neutral direction exported from this same structure engine across multiple timeframes you select (up to 5 + optional chart TF). It’s a fast way to confirm alignment (ex: 4H bearish + 15m bearish before short setups).
Alerts (MSS)
This script supports confirmed MSS alerts (bar-close confirmed):
Use TradingView alert type: “Alertcondition” and pick Bullish MSS / Bearish MSS
Alert format (dynamic):
SOL 15M Bullish MSS
SOL 15M Bearish MSS
Daily Put Spread Signals - Final Clean v5//@version=5
indicator("Daily Put Spread Signals - Final Clean v5", overlay=true)
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// Inputs
//========================
ma20Len = input.int(20, "MA20 Length")
ma50Len = input.int(50, "MA50 Length")
ma200Len = input.int(200, "MA200 Length")
pullbackPct = input.float(0.01, "Pullback proximity to MA20 (1% = 0.01)", step=0.005)
minRedDays = input.int(1, "Min red days in last 5 bars (0-5)", minval=0, maxval=5)
stopBelow200Pct = input.float(0.005, "STOP: Close below MA200 by % (0.5%=0.005)", step=0.0025)
//========================
// Moving averages
//========================
ma20 = ta.sma(close, ma20Len)
ma50 = ta.sma(close, ma50Len)
ma200 = ta.sma(close, ma200Len)
//========================
// Trend filter (bull regime)
//========================
bullTrend = close > ma50 and close > ma200 and ma50 > ma200
//========================
// Pullback condition (near MA20)
//========================
nearMA20 = close <= ma20 * (1 + pullbackPct)
//========================
// Count red candles in last 5 bars (NO ta.sum)
//========================
isRed(barBack) => close < open ? 1 : 0
redCount = isRed(0) + isRed(1) + isRed(2) + isRed(3) + isRed(4)
hasMinRed = redCount >= minRedDays
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// Bounce confirmation
//========================
bounce = close > open and close > close
//========================
// Entry signal
//========================
enter = bullTrend and nearMA20 and hasMinRed and bounce
//========================
// Exit signals
//========================
takeProfit = ta.crossover(close, ma20)
stopOut = close < ma200 * (1 - stopBelow200Pct)
//========================
// Plots
//========================
plot(ma20, "MA20", linewidth=2)
plot(ma50, "MA50", linewidth=2)
plot(ma200, "MA200", linewidth=2)
plotshape(enter, title="ENTER", style=shape.labelup, location=location.belowbar, text="ENTER Sell Put Vertical", size=size.small)
plotshape(takeProfit, title="EXIT TP", style=shape.labeldown, location=location.abovebar, text="EXIT Take Profit", size=size.small)
plotshape(stopOut, title="EXIT STOP", style=shape.labeldown, location=location.abovebar, text="EXIT STOP", size=size.small)
//========================
// Alerts
//========================
alertcondition(enter, title="ENTER Alert (Daily)", message="ENTER (Daily): Bull trend + pullback near MA20 + bounce. Consider selling put credit spread (30-45 DTE).")
alertcondition(takeProfit, title="EXIT Take Profit Alert (Daily)", message="EXIT TP (Daily): Price reclaimed MA20. Consider taking profit on put spread.")
alertcondition(stopOut, title="EXIT Stop Alert (Daily)", message="EXIT STOP (Daily): Close below MA200 threshold. Consider closing/rolling defensive.")
Institutional Volume Terminal[IVT Elite] v12INSTITUTIONAL VOLUME TERMINAL ELITE v12.3.1
The most comprehensive institutional trading system on TradingView.
🎯 CORE FEATURES:
VOLATILITY COMPRESSION
Detects "coiled spring" setups using Bollinger Band Width percentile analysis.
Shows compression strength 0-100% and duration tracking.
BREAKOUT DIRECTION BIAS ⭐ UNIQUE
Predicts breakout direction BEFORE it happens using 4-factor analysis:
→ Momentum drift during compression
→ Delta accumulation (institutional positioning)
→ VWAP positioning
→ Multi-AVWAP alignment
Result: 🟢 Bullish or 🔴 Bearish bias with confidence % (60-90% accuracy)
MULTI-AVWAP CONVERGENCE
Tracks 3 institutional anchors simultaneously (swing, mid-term, long-term).
When all converge = institutional consensus = high-probability zone.
STATISTICAL DIVERGENCE GRADING
Grades CVD divergences by standard deviation (>2σ = STRONG, 1-2σ = MODERATE, <1σ = WEAK).
Shows only STRONG divergences on chart = 90% noise reduction.
17-POINT CONFLUENCE SYSTEM
Volume spike, liquidity sweeps, POC proximity, divergences, convergence,
compression, bias alignment. Score 7+ = high conviction trade.
VOLUME PROFILE
POC (Point of Control), Value Area (70%), HVN detection, swing-anchored updates.
3-TIER EXIT SYSTEM
Automated targets: SD1 (33%), POC (33%), SD2 (34%) with trailing stops.
📘 INCLUDES:
→ 47-page professional handbook
→ 3 preset configurations (Crypto/Forex/Stocks)
→ Real-time dashboard (12 metrics)
→ Performance optimization modes
🎓 BEST FOR:
4H Crypto Swing Trading (3-5 signals/week)
1H Forex Scalping (10-15 signals/week)
Daily or 4H Stock/Index Trading (3.5 signals/week)
⚠️ NOT FOR: <15min scalping, complete beginners
Created by Jesper - IVT and institutional trading educator
Smart Money Structure PRO | Optimized# 🚀 Smart Money Structure PRO v2.5
Professional **Smart Money Concepts** indicator for high-probability institutional trading.
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## ✨ Key Features
### 🔍 **Core Detection** (100% NO REPAINT)
✅ **CHoCH/BOS**: Reversal & continuation signals
✅ **Order Blocks**: Smart money accumulation/distribution zones
✅ **Fair Value Gaps**: Price inefficiencies (30% ATR min filter)
✅ **Premium/Discount Zones**: 50% equilibrium + 38.2%/61.8% golden pockets
### 🌍 **Session Analysis**
✅ **Asian/London/NY** session tracking
✅ **Killzones** 🔥: London (08:00-10:00) & NY (13:00-15:00) GMT
✅ Session high/low levels (visual crosses)
### 📊 **Advanced Tools**
✅ **Multi-TF Analysis**: 4 timeframes (5m/15m/1h/4h)
✅ **CVD**: Cumulative Volume Delta
✅ **Divergence Scanner**: RSI-based
✅ **ATR Risk Management**: Dynamic SL/TP
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## 🎯 Confidence Scoring (0-98%)
**10+ factors** analyzed per signal:
| Factor | Points | Max |
|--------|--------|-----|
| Multi-TF Alignment | Variable | 25 |
| Volume Confirmation | Variable | 10 |
| **Order Block** | Fixed | **15** ⭐ |
| Fair Value Gap | Fixed | 10 |
| Premium/Discount | Fixed | 12 |
| Session Level | Fixed | 8 |
| Killzone | Fixed | 5 |
| CVD/Divergence/Liquidity | Fixed | 10 each |
**Interpretation**:
- **< 60%**: Skip ❌
- **60-70%**: Caution ⚠️
- **70-85%**: Valid ✅
- **85-98%**: Excellent 🔥
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## 📦 How to Use
### **Beginner Setup**
1. Add indicator (5m-1h timeframe)
2. Wait for signal label (**confidence >= 70%**)
3. Verify **R:R >= 1.5**
4. Use suggested **SL/TP** (ATR-based)
### **Advanced Setup**
1. Enable all features
2. Trade **only confidence >= 85%**
3. Combine factors: Premium/Discount + OB + FVG + Killzone
4. Multi-TF confirmation
### **Perfect Setup** (Win Rate 75-85%+)
RF MTF Moneyflow V1RF MTF Moneyflow V1 is a lightweight money-flow style proxy that estimates buying vs selling pressure using candle body direction scaled by candle range, then smooths it with an SMA. It can be calculated using Heikin Ashi (for cleaner swings) and/or sourced from a higher timeframe to create a stable “flow bias” overlay for your lower timeframe execution.
What it shows
A single oscillator-style area plot:
Green when the proxy value is above 0 (bullish pressure)
Red when below 0 (bearish pressure)
Optional zero line and ±20 guide bands for quick context
Up to two moving averages of the proxy for trend/bias confirmation, and crossovers
Choose your data style
Use Heikin Ashi Data = ON: smoother bias swings, fewer whipsaws
OFF: uses normal candles (more reactive / noisier)
Choose timeframe (MTF)
Timeframe (empty = chart):
Leave empty to use your current chart TF
Set to 60, 240, D, etc. to read proxy flow from a higher timeframe
Potential Use Cases
Use in the right context. If Moneyflow is moving up, signals bullish momentum, along with crossovers from green and red.
Use moving averages to help find crossover signals, and to help define momentum
Tune sensitivity
Proxy SMA Length (proxyLen): higher = smoother, slower signals
Proxy Multiplier (proxyMult): scales the amplitude (visual strength)
How the proxy is calculated (conceptually)
Takes the candle’s body direction (close vs open)
Normalizes it by the candle’s range (high–low)
Applies a multiplier + smoothing to produce a stable series
This is meant to be a visual bias / confirmation tool, not a true volume-based indicator.
