Ale tonkis Swing failure (mejora)“Swing Failure Pattern (SFP) indicator for detecting bullish and bearish reversals on the chart.”
It’s short and to the point for TradingView or documentation.
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Chestodor's MA MatrixDominate any market with precision using Chestodor's MA Matrix — the most flexible and powerful Multi-Timeframe Moving Averages indicator on TradingView. Built for serious traders who demand total control, this tool lets you create your own personalized MA "matrix" with up to 5 independent moving averages, each locked to its own timeframe, type, and settings.
Key Features:
- 5 Fully Independent MAs: Set unique length, type (SMA or EMA), and individual timeframe (1m to monthly) for each.
- Enable/Disable Toggle: Instantly show or hide any MA to declutter your view.
- Custom End-of-Line Labels: Personalized text (e.g., "Daily 200 EMA" or "21W EMA") that sticks perfectly to the end of each MA line, just below for maximum visibility.
- 5 Customizable Crossover Alerts: Configure up to 5 separate alerts for any MA pair — get notified on bullish or bearish crossovers with clear, custom messages.
- Pro-Level Efficiency: Accurate higher-TF data via request.security, conditional plotting, and no repainting.
How to Use:
Add to your chart and customize inputs (length, type, timeframe, color, label text).
Toggle MAs on/off as needed.
Set alerts by selecting pairs in the 5 slots and enabling them.
Watch live labels update at the chart's right edge for instant identification.
Blockcircle Waveform BandsThe Blockcircle Waveform Bands is a comprehensive trend-following indicator built around a layered moving average ribbon system. The core idea is simple: when shorter-term averages stack above longer-term ones in proper sequence, the trend is healthy. When they compress, cross, or invert, something is changing.
This indicator was developed to solve a common problem. Traders often clutter their charts with multiple moving averages, each added separately, each requiring manual tweaking. Waveform Bands consolidates everything into a single, unified view.
You get fast, medium, and slow bands that expand and contract with momentum, change color based on trend direction, and provide clear reference points for entries, exits, and trend assessment.
Also included is a configurable higher-timeframe bias band, which allows you to track the macro trend without switching timeframes. Most useful is following the 21W EMA and 20W SMA crosses.
What Makes This Indicator Different
While moving average ribbons are a well-known concept, this indicator extends beyond simple MA plotting in several meaningful ways that justify its protected source status.
First, the indicator calculates a proprietary confluence score ranging from negative 100 to positive 100. This score is not just counting crossovers. It uses weighted contributions from band alignment, price position across multiple timeframe zones, and momentum confirmation via rate of change integration. The specific weighting logic and calculation method represent original development work not available in standard MA ribbon indicators.
Second, the summary scoring system evaluates trend quality on a 0 to 100 scale using a multi-factor algorithm. Trend state contributes up to 35 points, band alignment contributes up to 30 points, price position contributes up to 20 points, and momentum confirmation contributes up to 15 points. This weighted approach provides objective trend measurement rather than relying solely on visual interpretation.
Third, the signal generation framework offers five distinct signal methods, each with three sensitivity levels, creating fifteen unique configurations. This is a complete signal system with filtering logic, not simply MA crossover alerts. The interaction between signal type, sensitivity, and the optional trend filter creates a flexible framework that traders can calibrate to their specific style.
Fourth, the optional smoothing layer applies additional processing after the base MA calculations are complete. This reduces noise and whipsaws during choppy conditions while maintaining responsiveness during genuine trend moves.
These proprietary elements, particularly the scoring algorithms and signal framework, represent the original work that distinguishes this from standard open-source MA ribbons available elsewhere.
Key Features
Multi-Band Ribbon System: Three distinct bands covering short, medium, and long-term trend structure. The fast band uses configurable MAs with default periods of 8, 13, and 16 for immediate price action. The mid band spans 21 to 42 periods, capturing the intermediate swing structure. The slow band covers 50 to 60 periods, representing the underlying trend foundation. Each band can be independently toggled, colored, and adjusted.
Flexible Moving Average Types: Choose from eight MA calculation methods including EMA, SMA, WMA, VWMA, HMA, DEMA, TEMA, and ZLEMA. Set a default type for all bands or override individually per band. Useful for those who prefer Hull MA smoothness or the responsiveness of DEMA and TEMA.
Major Moving Averages: Built-in 200-period MA for institutional-level support and resistance. Pi cycle MA using 314 periods for longer-term cycle analysis. Fully customizable additional MA with adjustable length, type, and color. Clear visual distinction with configurable line widths.
Higher Timeframe Bias Band: Dual MA system pulled from any higher timeframe you choose. Default configuration mirrors the popular 21-week EMA versus 20-week SMA setup. Both MAs are fully adjustable in length, type, and timeframe. Automatic bullish or bearish fill coloring based on which MA leads. Keeps macro context visible without leaving your current chart.
Dynamic Trend Coloring: All bands automatically shift color based on detected trend state. Bullish alignment shows green spectrum, bearish shows red, neutral shows yellow.
Trend Detection and Scoring: Algorithmic trend state detection based on band alignment and price position. Confluence scoring system weighing multiple factors from negative 100 to positive 100. Band alignment tracking showing whether each band is internally bullish or bearish. Band expansion and contraction monitoring for momentum assessment. Strength percentage calculation for trend conviction measurement.
Signal Generation: Multiple signal type options including band crosses, price crosses, and full alignment signals. Three sensitivity levels to match different trading styles and timeframes. Optional filtering to show only signals confirmed by the slow band.
Dashboard Display: Comprehensive table with summary score, bias direction, and trend status. Compact mode available for reduced screen footprint.
Alerts: Pre-configured alerts for buy and sell signals. Trend change notifications when bias shifts bullish or bearish. Major MA cross alerts for the 200 MA and Pi MA. Band alignment alerts when all bands synchronize. Confluence threshold alerts for strong directional readings.
How To Use
Identifying Trend Direction: Look at the overall band structure first. In a healthy uptrend, the fast band sits above the mid band, which sits above the slow band. Price should be trading above the fast band or at least within it.
The dynamic coloring gives you an instant read. If everything is green, the trend structure is bullish. Red means bearish. Yellow or mixed colors indicate transition or consolidation.
Check the dashboard summary row for a quick score. Above 60 suggests a solid trend, while below 40 indicates weakness or chop.
Using the Bias Band for Macro Context: The higher timeframe bias band tells you whether the larger trend supports your trade idea. If you are looking to buy on a daily chart, check whether the weekly bias band is bullish, meaning the fast MA is above the slow MA.
When the price is above both bias MAs and the band is bullish, conditions favor long positions. When the price is below both and the band is bearish, conditions favor shorts or staying out.
The fill color between the bias MAs changes automatically. Green fill indicates bullish macro bias and red indicates bearish. This is visible at a glance without checking numbers.
Finding Entry Points: Look for pullbacks into the mid band during established trends. When the fast band compresses toward the mid band and then expands again, this often marks a continuation entry.
Band crossings can signal new trend initiations. When the fast band crosses above the mid band with confirming price action, it suggests a potential long entry. The opposite applies for shorts.
Use the signal markers as alerts to potential opportunities, but confirm with price action. A signal appearing while the price is holding above a key band carries more weight than one appearing in isolation.
Managing Risk and Exits: The slow band often acts as a trailing stop reference during trends. As long as price holds above the slow band on pullbacks, the trend remains intact. This is not always true, but it serves as a helpful general guideline.
Losing the mid band on a closing basis often warns that the move is weakening. This might prompt partial profit-taking or tightening stops.
The 200 MA serves as a major support or resistance level. Trends that break below the 200 after an extended move often accelerate to the downside.
Reading Momentum Through Band Width: When all bands are tightly compressed, expect a directional move soon. Compression represents energy building up.
Expanding bands confirm momentum is present in the current move. Watch for continued expansion on trend days.
Contracting bands during a trend may warn that momentum is fading, even if the price has not reversed yet.
Combining Multiple Timeframes: Enable multi-timeframe mode to see higher timeframe MAs plotted on your current chart. Be careful with this as it can crowd the display, but it is useful for seeing different timeframes stacked together.
This helps identify where significant support or resistance exists above your normal view.
The bias band already provides macro context, but you can set it to different timeframes for different purposes. Day traders might use daily bias bands while swing traders might prefer weekly.
How To Read The Table
The summary row gives you the overall picture. A high score with bullish bias and strong trend status represents ideal conditions for trend-following entries.
Individual band status rows tell you if any divergence exists between timeframes. If the fast band is bearish but mid and slow are bullish, you might be seeing a pullback rather than a reversal.
Price position percentages show how extended the price is from each band. Extreme readings in either direction suggest potential mean reversion or exhaustion.
Limitations
This indicator is designed for trending markets and performs best when clear directional movement exists. During extended consolidation or ranging conditions, the confluence score may oscillate near zero and signals may produce mixed results.
Like all moving average based systems, signals are lagging by nature. The indicator confirms trends rather than predicting them. Early entries require additional confirmation from price action or other methods.
The default settings are optimized for daily and higher timeframes on crypto and forex markets. Intraday traders and those analyzing other asset classes may need to adjust the band lengths to match their specific conditions.
This indicator should be used as part of a complete trading approach that includes proper risk management and position sizing. It is not intended as a standalone system.
Getting Started
Start with the default settings and observe how the indicator behaves on your preferred instruments and timeframes before customizing.
The indicator works on all markets and timeframes, but the default MA lengths are optimized for daily and higher charts. For intraday trading, consider reducing the band lengths proportionally.
Use the compact table mode if the full dashboard feels cluttered. The essential information remains visible while using less screen space.
Set up alerts for trend changes and major MA crosses so you do not need to watch charts constantly. Let the indicator notify you when conditions change.
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OI: CVD LineOI: CVD Line is a simple price-overlay CVD tool designed to make order-flow context easy to read directly on the chart. It builds a cumulative volume delta line from lower-timeframe volume data, then maps it onto the price scale so you can compare “flow” vs price without needing a separate pane.
This script is free to use but published as protected (closed source).
What you see
A CVD line overlaid on price (coloured up/down by its current direction)
An optional guide moving average on price for quick reference
An optional strength band around price when flow conditions are unusually strong
Optional flip markers when the internal bias crosses through neutral
How to use it
Confirm direction: When the CVD line is rising and price structure agrees, it often supports continuation conditions.
Spot disagreement: When price pushes but the CVD line fails to follow (or rolls over), it can hint at weakening participation.
Filter trades: Use the line direction and/or strength band as a context filter rather than a standalone entry system.
Inputs (explained in “how it helps” terms)
Reset / anchor period: Controls how often the cumulative line resets (broader vs more reactive context).
Sampling timeframe: The lower timeframe used to build the CVD (more detail vs smoother/lighter).
Line smoothness / smoothing style: Adjusts responsiveness vs noise.
Overlay behaviour + fit window: Controls how tightly the CVD line is fit to recent price movement (looser/trend-focused vs tighter/window-focused).
Strength band + threshold: Shows a band only when flow strength is meaningfully above “normal”.
Mark bias flips: Adds small markers when the internal bias flips through neutral.
Notes
This is a visual context tool (not an auto-trading system).
Any live-bar indicator can change during the current candle; signals are most reliable when confirmed on candle close.
Requires symbols/exchanges where the underlying volume data is available and meaningful.
OI: Simple Trend BGOI: Simple Trend BG (Open Source)
OI: Simple Trend BG is a very simple, open-source overlay for traders who follow a basic rule: only trade in the direction of a moving-average stack (often on a higher timeframe).
It plots a 3-SMMA stack on your current chart and optionally colours the chart background based on whether the secondary timeframe is cleanly stacked bullish or bearish.
What it does
Plots three SMMAs (Wilder / RMA smoothing) on the current timeframe:
Fast / Mid / Slow (defaults: 21, 50, 200)
Checks the same three SMMAs on a secondary timeframe (selectable)
Colours the background when the HTF stack is clearly aligned:
Green when Fast > Mid > Slow (bullish stack)
Red when Fast < Mid < Slow (bearish stack)
No background when the stack is mixed/neutral
Why it’s useful
If your trading plan is simply “only take longs when the MA stack is bullish and shorts when it’s bearish”, this script makes that rule obvious at a glance.
Instead of constantly checking whether the averages are in order (especially on a higher timeframe), you get a clean background bias filter while still seeing the MAs on your trading timeframe.
Inputs
Secondary timeframe: The timeframe used for the background bias check
Fast/Mid/Slow SMMA lengths: Controls the stack
Optional display toggles: show/hide MA plots and background shading
Notes
This is intentionally minimal: no signals, no entries/exits, no alerts — just a clear visual filter.
Like all moving-average tools, the most recent bar updates in real time and settles on close.
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Future Sniffer: HAP RSI TeslaFuture Sniffer: HAP RSI Tesla Visual 🚗⛽
Description (English):
This is the HAP RSI indicator with a Tesla car 🚗 and fuel can ⛽ visualization. It’s designed for clear visual signals of market momentum and RSI strength.
Features:
- Tesla Car (🚗): Shows on strong RSI signals, positioned above the bar.
- Fuel Can (⛽): Small and semi-transparent, appears under the car to indicate signal readiness.
- RSI Value: Displayed above the fuel can, fully visible and not blocked by the bidon.
- Signal Quality: Strong, medium, and weak signals are color-coded (green shades).
- Dynamic Bands: Upper, middle, and lower RSI bands for visual reference.
- Histogram: Smooth RSI histogram for trend strength.
- Background Highlight: Optional background coloring for quick visual recognition of signal quality.
Important:
- Works best with overlay = false.
- Strong signals are calculated using RSI increase, ADX weakening, and volume confirmation.
- ⚠️ In volatile or low-volume markets, signals may be less reliable.
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Tesla RSI Dashboard This is the HAP RSI indicator with a Tesla car 🚗 and fuel can ⛽ visualization. It’s designed for clear visual signals of market momentum and RSI strength.
Features:
Tesla Car (🚗): Shows on strong RSI signals, positioned above the bar.
Fuel Can (⛽): Small and semi-transparent, appears under the car to indicate signal readiness.
RSI Value: Displayed above the fuel can, fully visible and not blocked by the bidon.
Signal Quality: Strong, medium, and weak signals are color-coded (green shades).
Dynamic Bands: Upper, middle, and lower RSI bands for visual reference.
Histogram: Smooth RSI histogram for trend strength.
Background Highlight: Optional background coloring for quick visual recognition of signal quality.
Important:
Works best with overlay = false.
Strong signals are calculated using RSI increase, ADX weakening, and volume confirmation.
⚠️ In volatile or low-volume markets, signals may be less reliable.
Anurag -Alpha Pro (NIFTY/BANKNIFTY) CALL/PUT Boxes Trend BadgeThis indicator gives CALL (buy) and PUT (sell) signals for Nifty and BankNifty using trend + confirmation filters.
It trades only during NSE market hours and avoids noisy periods like the opening minutes and mid-day lull.
It confirms direction using EMA trend, VWAP, ADX (trend strength) and RVOL (volume push) to reduce fake signals.
It plots clear Entry, Stop Loss, and Target using ATR-based risk so levels adjust automatically to volatility.
The green/red boxes show your target zone and stop zone visually, keeping the chart clean with only one active setup.
The Trend Badge shows the current market state (Bullish / Bearish / Ultra) so you know the bias before taking a trade.
Piv X# Piv X Pro - Multi-Layer Reversal Detection System
## Overview
Piv X Pro is an advanced technical analysis indicator that combines dynamic pivot detection, Williams %R momentum divergence analysis, and multiple VWAP anchoring methods to identify high-probability mean reversion opportunities. Unlike simple indicator combinations, this script implements a layered filtration system where each component validates and refines signals from the previous layer, resulting in significantly fewer but higher-quality reversal setups.
## Core Methodology
### 1. Dynamic ATR-Based Pivot Detection
The script uses an adaptive pivot detection algorithm that adjusts sensitivity based on market volatility. Instead of fixed lookback periods, pivot strength is calculated dynamically using Average True Range (ATR):
**Calculation:** `pivot_strength = max(min_strength, min(ATR / mintick * multiplier, max_strength))`
This ensures:
- More sensitive pivots in low volatility (smaller ATR)
- More significant pivots in high volatility (larger ATR)
- Automatic adaptation across different market conditions and timeframes
**Significance Filtering:** Pivots must exceed a minimum ATR distance from recent price action (default 0.3 ATR) to filter noise. This prevents minor price fluctuations from being marked as significant pivots.
**Volume Confirmation (Optional):** Pivots can optionally require volume spikes (default 1.5x average volume) to ensure institutional participation.
### 2. Williams %R Momentum Divergence Engine
The script detects classic and hidden divergences between price pivots and Williams %R oscillator readings:
**Bullish Divergence Detection:**
- Price makes a lower low (confirmed pivot low)
- Williams %R makes a higher low (momentum improving)
- Divergence occurs in oversold zone (Williams %R ≤ -80)
- Lookback range: 60 bars maximum
**Bearish Divergence Detection:**
- Price makes a higher high (confirmed pivot high)
- Williams %R makes a lower high (momentum weakening)
- Divergence occurs in overbought zone (Williams %R ≥ -20)
- Lookback range: 60 bars maximum
**Divergence-Anchored VWAPs:** When a divergence is detected, a new VWAP calculation begins from that point, tracking institutional positioning relative to the momentum shift. This provides a dynamic mean reversion target that resets at each confirmed divergence.
### 3. Confluence Scoring System
Each detected pivot receives a numerical score (0-150+ points) based on multiple independent confirmation factors:
**Scoring Components:**
- Base Pivot Detection: 10 points
- Volume Spike Confirmation: 15 points
- Higher Timeframe Trend Alignment (4H EMA): 20 points
- RSI Extreme Levels (oversold/overbought): 25 points
- Mean Reversion Distance (>2.5 ATR from HTF MA): 20 points
- Exhaustion Patterns (price move + volume spike): 10 points
- ATR Price Confirmation: 10 points
- RSI Divergence: 15 points
- Swing Failure Pattern (SFP): 15 points
- Liquidity Sweep: 10 points
- Candle Reversal Confirmation: 10 points
- Key Level Alignment (previous day/week highs/lows): 10 points
- Fair Value Gap (FVG) Fill: 10 points
- Session Weighting (London/NY sessions): 10 points
- Multi-Timeframe Pivot Confluence: 15 points
**Zone Classification:**
- Regular Zones: Score 60-89 (green/purple boxes)
- Golden Zones: Score 90+ (yellow boxes with thicker borders)
Higher scores indicate stronger confluence and higher probability setups, but no prediction is guaranteed.
### 4. Mean Reversion Distance Filter
The script calculates how far price has stretched from the higher timeframe moving average:
**Calculation:** `distance_from_htf_ma = (close - HTF_EMA) / ATR`
**Mean Reversion Condition:**
- For long setups: Price >2.5 ATR below HTF EMA when HTF trend is up
- For short setups: Price >2.5 ATR above HTF EMA when HTF trend is down
This ensures pivots are only highlighted when price is statistically stretched and likely to revert toward the mean.
### 5. Multi-Period VWAP Framework
The script provides multiple VWAP calculations for different analysis purposes:
**Extreme VWAPs:**
- Bottom VWAP: Anchored to the absolute lowest low in the lookback period (default 50 bars)
- Top VWAP: Anchored to the absolute highest high in the lookback period
**Periodic VWAPs:**
- 4D VWAP: Resets every 4 days
- 9D VWAP: Resets every 9 days
- 4H VWAP: Resets every 4 hours
- 8H VWAP: Resets every 8 hours
- Weekly VWAP: Resets at the start of each week
- Monthly VWAP: Resets at the start of each month
- Yearly VWAP: Resets at the start of each year
**Previous Period VWAPs:**
- Previous Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly VWAPs are displayed as reference levels for support/resistance
**Divergence VWAPs:**
- Bullish Divergence VWAP: Resets at each bullish Williams %R divergence
- Bearish Divergence VWAP: Resets at each bearish Williams %R divergence
### 6. IBSS Pro Mean Reversion System
An integrated scalping system that provides entry signals within high-probability pivot zones:
**Components:**
- Dual EMA System: Fast EMA (12) and Slow EMA (26) with color-coded trend visualization
- RSI Oversold/Overbought Detection: Configurable levels (default 30/70)
- Zone-Based Entry: Signals only trigger when price is within active pivot zones (0.3 ATR around confirmed pivots)
- ATR-Based Dynamic Stops: Stop losses trail with position using ATR multiplier
**Signal Generation:**
- Buy signals: RSI crosses above oversold + Fast EMA > Slow EMA + Price in pivot low zone
- Sell signals: RSI crosses below overbought + Fast EMA < Slow EMA + Price in pivot high zone
## Why This Combination is Unique
This is not a simple indicator mashup. The components work together in a specific hierarchy:
1. **Williams %R Divergence** identifies momentum shifts before price confirms the reversal
2. **Dynamic Pivots** mark actual price structure extremes with ATR-based significance filtering
3. **Confluence Scoring** quantifies setup quality using 10+ independent confirmation factors
4. **Mean Reversion Distance** confirms price is statistically stretched (>2.5 ATR from HTF MA)
5. **VWAP Framework** tracks institutional positioning and provides objective mean levels
6. **IBSS Signals** provide precise entries within high-probability zones
Each layer filters the previous one, resulting in significantly fewer but higher-quality signals than any single indicator alone. The divergence-anchored VWAPs are unique - they reset at momentum shifts rather than arbitrary time periods, providing more relevant mean reversion targets.
## How to Use This Indicator
### For Swing Trading (15m-1H Charts)
1. Wait for a major pivot to form (diamond marker appears below/above bars)
2. Check the confluence score displayed in the zone label
3. Look for Golden Zones (score 90+, yellow boxes with thicker borders)
4. Enter when price enters the pivot zone (0.3 ATR around the pivot)
5. Use the nearest VWAP level as first target
6. Set stop loss beyond the pivot zone (typically 0.5-1 ATR)
### For Scalping (5m-15m Charts)
1. Enable IBSS Pro Signals in settings
2. Wait for price to enter an active pivot zone (colored boxes appear)
3. Take IBSS diamond signals that form within zones
4. Use ATR-based stop losses (dashed lines appear automatically if enabled)
5. Exit at pivot VWAP or opposite zone edge
### Visual Elements Explained
- **White/Purple Crosses**: Williams Divergence VWAPs (momentum-based mean reversion targets)
- **Green/Red Crosses**: Bottom/Top VWAPs (absolute extreme levels)
- **Colored Boxes**: Pivot reversal zones (opacity indicates confluence score)
- **Yellow Boxes**: Golden zones (90+ score, highest probability setups)
- **Small Diamonds**: Regular pivot detections
- **Green/Red Tiny Diamonds**: IBSS scalp entry signals (if enabled)
- **White/Purple MAs**: IBSS trend filter (12/26 EMA with cloud)
- **Dotted Lines**: Structure lines connecting consecutive pivots of same type
- **Blue Dashed Lines**: Market Structure Shift (CHoCH) markers
### Recommended Settings
**Conservative (Lower Timeframes 1m-5m):**
- ATR Pivot Strength: 0.8-1.0
- Volume Threshold: 2.0
- Min Pivot Significance: 0.4-0.5
- Enable ATR Confirmation: Yes
- Real-Time Mode: Off
- Score Threshold: 80+
**Aggressive (Higher Timeframes 15m-1H):**
- ATR Pivot Strength: 0.6-0.8
- Volume Threshold: 1.5
- Min Pivot Significance: 0.3
- Enable ATR Confirmation: No
- Real-Time Mode: On
- Score Threshold: 60+
## Chart Requirements
This indicator should be used **alone on a clean chart** with:
- Standard candlestick or bar chart type (NO Heikin Ashi, Renko, Point & Figure, or Range charts)
- No other indicators overlaid (all functionality is self-contained)
- Symbol and timeframe clearly visible in chart
- Full indicator name "Piv X Pro" visible in chart legend
## Important Disclaimers
- Past performance does not guarantee future results
- All signals are probabilistic indicators, not trading guarantees
- Use proper risk management and position sizing
- Test thoroughly on demo accounts before live trading
- Higher confluence scores indicate better setups but no prediction is certain
- Mean reversion strategies work best in ranging/choppy markets; may underperform in strong trending markets
- The lookahead bias warning: HTF EMA uses `barmerge.lookahead_on` for trend filtering only (not for signal generation), which may cause historical bars to show different trend states than real-time
## Key Differentiators
Unlike basic pivot or VWAP indicators:
- **Dynamic ATR-based pivot detection** vs static lookback periods
- **Quantified confluence scoring** vs subjective interpretation
- **Mean reversion distance filtering** (>2.5 ATR from HTF MA) vs all pivots shown
- **Divergence-anchored VWAPs** vs static period VWAPs
- **Multi-layer confirmation system** (10+ independent factors) vs single signal generation
- **Integrated scalping system** that only triggers in high-probability zones
This script is open-source and available for educational purposes. Users are encouraged to understand the methodology before using it for live trading decisions.
Linear Regression R-SquaredCalculates the least squares linear regression R-squared values for the specified data period. Values range from zero to one.
Ascension Pro Key LevelsAscension Pro Key Levels automatically identifies and draws high-probability support and resistance levels that professional traders watch daily. This indicator eliminates the guesswork by plotting key price zones where institutional activity and price reactions are most likely to occur.
This indicator tracks and displays critical price levels including:
Today's High/Low - Current session extremes
Yesterday's High/Low - Previous session key levels
Premarket High/Low - Extended hours price discovery zones
Opening Range - First 15 minutes of market activity (configurable)
Near Open Levels - Price action around market open
After Hours & Overnight Levels - Extended trading session zones
Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly OHLC - Longer timeframe pivots
VWAP - Volume-weighted average price for current and previous sessions
Moving Averages - Customizable EMAs/SMAs for today and yesterday
Custom Levels - Add your own support/resistance zones
Key Features
✅ Automatic Level Detection - No manual drawing required
✅ RTH vs ETH Mode - Toggle between Regular Trading Hours and Extended Hours data
✅ Smart Label Management - Merges nearby levels to reduce chart clutter
✅ Price Proximity Alerts - Highlights levels when price approaches (ATR-based zones)
✅ Customizable Visuals - Full control over colors, line styles, and label formatting
✅ Multi-Timeframe Support - Works on any chart timeframe
✅ Historical Levels - Option to display previous session levels for context
Who Is This For?
Day traders looking for intraday support/resistance
Swing traders tracking multi-day levels
Scalpers needing precise entry/exit zones
Anyone who wants institutional-grade level tracking without manual work
Configuration Options
Enable/disable specific level types
Customize colors for each level category
Adjust line width, style, and extension
Control label display and formatting
Set proximity detection range (% based)
Configure market hours and timezone
Part of Ascension Pro Indicator Bundle
This indicator is professionally configured and optimized as part of the Ascension Pro trading system - a complete suite of institutional-grade tools for serious traders.
OI: Simple BandOI: Simple Band (Open Source)
OI: Simple Band is a very simple, open-source overlay that draws a two-line moving-average band and fills the space between them to highlight trend bias and momentum shifts at a glance.
What it plots
EMA (Exponential Moving Average) using the selected length
SMMA (Smoothed Moving Average) using the same length
A ribbon fill between the two:
Green when EMA > SMMA (bullish bias)
Red when EMA < SMMA (bearish bias)
Why use two different MAs with the same length?
Even with the same length, these two averages react differently:
EMA weights recent prices more heavily, so it responds faster to changes.
SMMA is designed to be steadier and slower, filtering more noise.
Using the same length keeps the comparison fair (same smoothing window) while still giving you a “fast vs slow response” relationship. The distance and relationship between them becomes a simple way to see:
Momentum / pressure: When EMA pulls away from SMMA, price is moving with enough force to overcome smoothing.
Compression: When they converge, momentum is fading and conditions often look more “balanced.”
State changes: Crossovers flip the ribbon colour and can be used as a context shift (trend/bias filter), not a standalone entry/exit rule.
Inputs
Moving average band (length): Controls both EMA and SMMA smoothing.
SMMA Source: Chooses the data used for the SMMA calculation (EMA is calculated on close).
Notes
This is intentionally minimal: no higher-timeframe requests, no security() calls, no signals — just a clean visual band.
Like all moving averages, it updates on the live candle and will settle on bar close.
LARGER PRICE LINE Adjustable (UPDATED)LARGER PRICE LINE
I made this so I could SEE THE PRICE LINE BETTER and try to reduce some eye strain!!
Hope it helps... enjoy! comment for improvements or suggestions
Improved Adjustable Size and Color for the Price Line and Price Box
Adjustment for Price Line: Size and Color plus Solid Line, Dashed or Dotted Line
Adjustments include: Price Box Text Size and Color (Small, Normal, Large, Huge!)
Adjustable Right Side Offset for Price Box
Ale Tonkis Swing Failure + TP RRSwing Failure Pattern (SFP) indicator with multi-timeframe confirmation and dynamic Take Profit logic.
It detects bullish and bearish SFP setups, confirms them using 5m and 15m timeframes, and automatically plots Take Profit targets with a 1:2 or 1:3 risk–reward ratio, based on previous highs and lows (market structure pivots).
Designed for Forex and Crypto trading, fully visual and non-repainting.
ETH&BTCThis script is a streamlined trend-following strategy designed specifically for major crypto pairs like ETH and BTC.
It eliminates the noise by using a hardcoded, "black box" logic that combines Price Action with Trend Momentum. Instead of relying on lagging indicators alone, it analyzes market structure, volume flows, and directional strength to identify high-probability entry points.
FTFC (FULL TIMEFRAME CONTINUITY) STRATThe Strat FTFC Command Center is an all-in-one visual toolkit designed to eliminate the guesswork from Timeframe Continuity. Based on the teachings of Rob Smith, this indicator tracks the opening prices of 6 critical timeframes simultaneously. It provides a real-time "Command Center" (HUD) to monitor price distance from openings and identifies the exact "FTFC Thresholds" where the Daily, Weekly, and Monthly charts align for high-probability trade entries.
Note: 1 hour/60 minute timeframe should be taken into account for FTFC as per STRAT/Rob Smith as well, but most traders who trade STRAT watch 60 min timeframe so it's left to the discretion of the trader to watch whether or not the 60 min aligns with D, W, M and/or their trade plan or not.
Key Features
Dynamic FTFC Thresholds: Automatically calculates and draws the FTFC Green and FTFC Red lines. When price clears these levels, you have full continuity in your favor.
6-Timeframe HUD: A customizable table tracking the status (Bullish/Bearish) and price-distance for 1H, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, 3-Month, and 12-Month timeframes.
Opening Level Rays: Draws and labels automated horizontal rays for all major opening price levels.
Continuity Signal Dots: Visual "Go/No-Go" dots at the bottom of the chart that only illuminate when price achieves Full Timeframe Continuity (D, W, M green/red).
Customizable Settings Guide
1. Opening Level Rays
Show Opening Rays: Toggle the visibility of the 6 individual timeframe opens.
Ray Style/Color: Globally control the aesthetic of the level lines (Solid, Dotted, or Dashed).
Ray Label Offset: Move the text labels into the "future" (right of price) to keep the current price action clear.
Placement: Choose if labels sit Above, Below, or Centered on the line.
2. FTFC Thresholds (The "Triggers")
Show Threshold Lines: Toggles the thick Green/Red FTFC levels.
Independent Offset: Set a separate horizontal offset for these labels (e.g., keep them further to the right than standard rays for a visual hierarchy).
Label Toggle: Turn labels off while keeping the lines visible for a cleaner look.
3. UI & Table Customization
Table Position: Place the HUD in any of the 8 corners/sides of the chart.
Orientation: Switch between Vertical (list) and Horizontal (ribbon) layouts to match your screen real estate.
Size Toggles: Adjust the font/table size (Small, Normal, Large) and the Continuity Signal Dot size (Tiny, Small, Normal).
Risk Disclosure: Trading involves significant risk. This indicator is an analytical tool designed to visualize price action based on historical opening levels; it is not a financial advisor or a signal service. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always use proper risk management and consult your own trading plan before executing entries. The author is not responsible for any financial losses incurred through the use of this script.
Liquidity Levels D*W*M*Y### 📊 Session Levels & Live HOD / LOD
This indicator displays key intraday price levels and global trading session opens directly on the chart.
It is designed to help traders clearly identify daily structure, highs & lows, and time-based market behavior.
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### 🔹 Features
- ✅ Live High of Day (HOD) & Low of Day (LOD)
– updates in real time
– resets precisely at the daily UTC rollover
– no repainting levels
- ⏰ Global session timing (UTC)
- Sydney Open – 00:00 UTC
- Tokyo Open – 00:00 UTC
- Hong Kong Open – 01:30 UTC
- London Open – 08:00 UTC
- New York Open – 13:30 / 14:30 UTC (DST dependent)
- 📐 Clean visual layout
- horizontal levels with labels
- customizable colors, line styles, and extensions
- uncluttered chart design
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### 🎯 Best suited for
- Intraday and session-based traders
- Forex, indices, futures, and cryptocurrencies
- Scalping to short-term swing trading
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### ⚙️ Advantages
- Stable logic without duplicated calculations
- No historical recalculations
- Lightweight and performance-friendly
- Clear focus on price and time
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### 📌 Disclaimer
This indicator is for analysis purposes only and does not provide trading or investment advice.
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🚀 Built for traders who want to understand price action in relation to trading sessions.
EMA 6/16 Zone (Simple)This is to know when to long and when to short. these are ema bands. when they touch either it goes up or down. has background shade to indicate if its uptrend or down.
Opening Range Breakout (ORB) with Dual Timezones + Auto-OffOpening Range (Dual TZ) + Auto-Off (Clean)
This indicator plots a clean Opening Range Box (ORB) with ORH/ORL levels and a midline, built for traders who want structure without clutter.
The main feature is Dual Timezone support, meaning you can run two separate Opening Ranges in parallel (TZ1 + TZ2) on the same chart — ideal if you track multiple market opens (e.g., NY + London) from one workspace.
Key Features
• Dual ORB sessions (TZ1 + TZ2)
• Customization of both timezones, ORB principles (that suits you the best)
• Run two independent opening range sessions simultaneously
• Each has its own range calculation, box, ORH/ORL lines, labels, fill, and midline
• Clean output (no targets, no breakout signals)
• Focused on the core OR structure only
• Great for discretionary trading and level-based execution
• Separate Auto-Off for TZ1 and TZ2
• Automatically removes ALL drawings after a user-defined time (minutes after OR end)
• Helps keep charts clean during the rest of the day
• TZ1 and TZ2 can be disabled on different timers
• Historical toggle
• If Show Historical Data = OFF, the script deletes previous session drawings at the next session start
• If ON, prior sessions remain visible
What’s Drawn
• Opening Range box (high/low during session)
• ORH (Opening Range High) line + label
• ORL (Opening Range Low) line + label
• Midline (average of ORH/ORL)
• Highlight fill between ORH/ORL
Typical Use Cases
• Track NY ORB + London ORB at the same time
• Use ORH/ORL as intraday support/resistance anchors
• Keep your chart clean with Auto-Off after your active trading window
Notes
• Works best on the 1/5 minute timeframes (the OR is session-based).
• If both sessions overlap, drawings may overlap as well — that’s expected since both ORBs are active simultaneously.
