SMA IDENTITYShort Description
Multi-timeframe SMA indicator with clean end-of-line labels. Supports up to 5 SMAs with custom names.
Smart SMA Labels is a clean, multi-SMA indicator that lets you display up to 5 different Simple Moving Averages on the chart — each with its own timeframe, length, color, and end-of-line label.
No more guessing which SMA is which by color alone.
Each line is clearly identified with labels like 50D, 100W, or custom text of your choice.
✨ Features
Up to 5 independent SMAs
Multi-timeframe support (D, W, M, intraday, or chart TF)
Labels displayed at the end of each SMA line
Automatic labels (Length + TF) or custom text
Adjustable label size, style, color, opacity, and offset
Designed to stay clean and readable even with multiple SMAs
Perfect for traders who rely on HTF levels, mean reversion, or long-term structure and want a clear, uncluttered chart.
Трендовый анализ
GP MagicCandle and Time Based Breakout Indicator ..... Back test and used for Nifty and Bank nifty Spot Index
Profile Edge Trading - Range BreakoutOpening Range Breakout (ORB) & Profile Confluence
The indicator is an all-in-one institutional trading system. It combines the volatility of the session open with the structural context of Market Profile (TPO) to identify high-probability breakout entries while filtering out "bull and bear traps."
What It Does
Most ORB strategies fail because they ignore where the market is trading relative to "Value." This indicator solves that by aligning the Opening Range (OR) with the Previous Day’s Value Area (VAH/VAL/POC).
It triggers Buy/Sell marks only when price breaks the opening range and aligns with the broader profile structure, ensuring you are trading with the institutional trend rather than against it.
Key Features
Smart ORB Signals: Automatic Buy/Sell marks based on Opening Range breakouts, filtered by volume and profile structure.
Dual Chart Modes: * Market Profile (TPO): View the historical distribution of price.
Hybrid Candlestick: Toggle to candlesticks for intraday execution while keeping the profile levels visible.
Profile Confluence Filter: Validates breakouts only if they occur relative to the Previous Day High (VAH), Low (VAL), or Point of Control (POC).
Visual Risk Management: Automatically plots Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) levels on the chart the moment a signal triggers.
Customizable Reward: Adjust your desired Risk/Reward ratio (e.g., 1:2, 1:3) directly in the input settings.
Multi-Timeframe Logic: Use TPOs for structural context and candlesticks for precise entry timing.
How to Use
Define the Range: Set your Opening Range time (e.g., first 5, 15, or 30 minutes) in the settings.
Risk/Reward Ratio: Input your Reward Ration (e.g., 1.5, 2 )
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Futures Basis SuiteThe Futures Basis Suite measures the price difference between futures contracts of different expiration months. This difference, called the basis or spread, reveals critical information about supply and demand dynamics, market sentiment, and the cost of carrying a commodity over time.
When futures prices for later months are higher than near-term prices, the market is in contango. When near-term prices exceed later month prices, the market is in backwardation. These two states tell very different stories about what is happening in the physical commodity market.
HOW IT WORKS
The indicator fetches price data from two futures contract months using TradingView continuous contract symbols. For example, GC1 represents the front month gold contract and GC2 represents the second month contract. The indicator calculates the difference between these prices and expresses it in multiple ways: as an absolute dollar value, as a percentage of the front month price, as an annualized rate, and as a statistical z-score.
The core calculation is simple. Basis equals Front Month Price minus Back Month Price. A negative result means the back month is more expensive than the front month, which is contango. A positive result means the front month is more expensive, which is backwardation.
The indicator automatically detects what commodity you are viewing and selects the appropriate futures symbols. You can also manually select from a dropdown list or enter custom symbols if needed.
CONTANGO AND BACKWARDATION EXPLAINED
Contango is the normal state for most commodity markets. When a market is in contango, futures prices increase as you look further into the future. This happens because holding a physical commodity costs money. You need to pay for storage, insurance, and financing. These carrying costs get priced into futures contracts. The further out the contract, the more carrying costs accumulate, so the price is higher.
Backwardation is the opposite and signals something unusual is happening. When a market is in backwardation, near-term prices are higher than future prices. This occurs when there is immediate demand for the physical commodity that exceeds available supply. Buyers are willing to pay a premium to get delivery now rather than wait. This is often called convenience yield because there is value in having the physical commodity in hand.
Backwardation typically occurs during supply disruptions, unexpected demand spikes, low inventory levels, or geopolitical events that threaten supply chains. It is generally considered a bullish signal because it indicates tight physical supply conditions.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR PRECIOUS METALS
Gold and silver are almost always in contango. This is normal and expected. These metals have very low storage costs relative to their value, they do not spoil or degrade, and massive above-ground stockpiles exist. Backwardation in precious metals is extremely rare and historically significant.
For precious metals, the key signal is not whether the market is in contango or backwardation, but how deep the contango is. A flattening contango, where the spread becomes less negative, indicates tightening physical supply and is bullish for prices. A deepening contango indicates ample supply and is neutral to bearish.
When precious metals actually flip to backwardation, it signals severe physical stress in the market. This has only happened a handful of times in modern history, including during the Hunt Brothers silver squeeze in 1980, briefly during the 2008 financial crisis, during COVID supply chain disruptions in 2020, and during the silver squeeze of October 2025.
SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND
The theory of storage, developed by economists Holbrook Working and Nicholas Kaldor in the 1930s and 1940s, explains the relationship between spot and futures prices. According to this theory, the futures price equals the spot price plus carrying costs minus convenience yield.
Carrying costs include storage fees, insurance premiums, and the interest cost of tying up capital in inventory. These costs are relatively stable and predictable. Convenience yield is the benefit of holding physical inventory, which allows a business to maintain operations without disruption. When inventories are high, convenience yield is low because additional inventory provides little marginal benefit. When inventories are low, convenience yield rises sharply because having physical material becomes critical.
Academic research has documented profitable trading strategies based on term structure signals. A 2011 study published in the Journal of Banking and Finance found that combining momentum signals with term structure signals generated annualized returns of 21 percent, significantly outperforming strategies using only one signal. The strategy involves buying commodities in backwardation and selling commodities in contango.
The term structure also affects the returns of investors holding futures positions over time. This effect is called roll yield. When rolling a futures position from an expiring contract to the next month, investors in contango markets must sell low and buy high, creating negative roll yield. Investors in backwardated markets sell high and buy low, generating positive roll yield. This can significantly impact long-term returns on commodity investments.
ANALYSIS MODES
Basis Spread mode shows the raw dollar difference between contract months. This is useful for seeing the actual cost in currency terms. For a gold contract, a basis of negative 5 means the second month is 5 dollars more expensive per ounce than the front month.
Basis Percentage mode expresses the spread as a percentage of the front month price. This makes it easier to compare across different commodities and time periods. A basis of negative 0.5 percent is a small contango regardless of whether you are looking at gold at 2000 dollars or silver at 30 dollars.
Annualized Basis mode extrapolates the current spread to a yearly rate. If the spread between month 1 and month 2 is negative 0.5 percent and there are 30 days between contracts, the annualized basis would be approximately negative 6 percent. This helps compare the cost of carry to interest rates and evaluate whether the spread is normal given current financing costs.
Z-Score mode normalizes the current basis against its historical distribution. A z-score of zero means the basis is at its historical average. A z-score of positive 2 means the basis is 2 standard deviations above average, indicating unusually strong backwardation or unusually flat contango. A z-score of negative 2 means unusually deep contango. Extreme z-scores often precede mean reversion.
Term Structure mode plots multiple spread comparisons simultaneously, showing the shape of the entire futures curve. This helps visualize whether the curve is uniformly sloped or has kinks and irregularities.
Raw Debug mode displays the underlying contract prices and calculation details for troubleshooting data issues.
IMPORTANT SETTINGS
Symbol Mode determines how the indicator finds the futures contracts to compare. Auto Detect reads the symbol from your chart and constructs the appropriate continuous contract symbols. Dropdown lets you select from a predefined list of common commodities. Manual lets you enter custom ticker symbols directly.
Spread Pair selects which contract months to compare. Front versus 2nd Month compares the nearest contract to the next one, which is the most liquid spread. Front versus 3rd Month captures more of the curve shape but may have less liquidity. Other combinations are available for specific spread trading strategies.
Days Between Contracts affects the annualized basis calculation. Different commodities have different contract cycles. Gold and silver typically have monthly contracts, so 30 days is appropriate. Agricultural commodities may have contracts every 2 or 3 months. Adjust this setting based on the commodity you are analyzing.
Z-Score Length sets the lookback period for calculating the statistical average and standard deviation. A setting of 52 on a daily chart looks back approximately one year. Shorter periods make the z-score more responsive but also more noisy. Longer periods provide more stable readings but may miss regime changes.
Contango Threshold and Backwardation Threshold set the percentage levels where the indicator classifies the market as being in contango or backwardation versus flat. The defaults are negative 0.5 percent for contango and positive 0.5 percent for backwardation. Spreads between these thresholds are classified as flat.
Extreme Z-Score sets the threshold for highlighting statistical extremes. The default of 2.0 corresponds roughly to the 95th percentile, meaning the current spread is more extreme than 95 percent of historical observations.
Invert Spread flips the calculation to show Back Month minus Front Month instead of Front Month minus Back Month. This is useful if you are trading a calendar spread where you are short the front month and long the back month, or if you prefer the convention where positive values indicate contango.
INTERPRETING THE DASHBOARD
The dashboard displays key metrics at a glance. Basis shows the current absolute spread value. Basis percentage shows the spread relative to the front month price. Regime displays whether the market is currently in contango, backwardation, or flat.
Z-Score shows how the current spread compares to history, with labels indicating whether the reading is normal, elevated, or extreme. Front and Back show the actual contract prices being compared. Annualized shows the spread extrapolated to a yearly rate.
Max and Min show the highest and lowest basis percentages observed over the lookback period. These help contextualize whether the current reading is near historical extremes.
The footer shows the data source status, confirming which symbols are being used and whether valid data is available.
HOW TO INTERPRET FOR PRECIOUS METALS
For gold and silver, the indicator will almost always show red indicating contango. This is normal. Focus on these signals instead.
Flattening contango occurs when the basis percentage moves toward zero, becoming less negative. For example, if the basis moves from negative 1.0 percent to negative 0.3 percent, contango is flattening. This indicates tightening physical supply and is bullish for prices. The Z-score will move higher, toward positive values.
Deepening contango occurs when the basis percentage moves further negative. For example, if the basis moves from negative 0.5 percent to negative 1.2 percent, contango is deepening. This indicates ample supply and reduced urgency for physical delivery. It is neutral to bearish. The Z-score will move lower, toward negative values.
Backwardation is extremely rare for precious metals. If the indicator turns green showing positive basis, this is a major event indicating severe physical market stress. Historically, this has preceded significant price rallies.
TRADING APPLICATIONS
Regime flips from contango to backwardation often signal significant shifts in market dynamics. When a commodity that has been in contango for an extended period suddenly flips to backwardation, it may indicate emerging supply tightness or demand strength. This can be an early warning of price rallies.
Extreme z-scores suggest the current spread is unsustainable and likely to revert toward normal levels. If a commodity is in extreme backwardation with a z-score above 2, the spread may narrow as supply conditions normalize. If a commodity is in extreme contango with a z-score below negative 2, the spread may narrow as excess supply gets absorbed.
Comparing basis behavior during price moves provides insight into what is driving the move. If prices rally sharply but the basis remains in contango or even deepens, the rally may be driven by speculative buying rather than physical demand. If prices rally and the basis flattens or flips to backwardation, physical tightness is likely supporting the move.
For investors holding futures positions or commodity ETFs, monitoring the basis helps understand roll yield drag. Deep contango markets impose significant costs on long holders over time. Backwardated markets provide tailwinds to long positions through positive roll yield.
ALERTS
The indicator provides several alert conditions. Regime Flip alerts trigger when the market crosses from contango to backwardation or vice versa. Extreme Z-Score alerts trigger when the spread reaches statistical extremes. Spread Expanding alerts trigger when the basis is widening rapidly, which may indicate increasing market stress.
SUPPORTED COMMODITIES
The indicator supports major futures across multiple asset classes. Metals include gold, silver, and copper traded on COMEX. Energy includes crude oil and natural gas traded on NYMEX. Agriculture includes wheat, corn, and soybeans traded on CBOT. Financials include E-mini S&P 500, E-mini Nasdaq, and Treasury futures traded on CME. Currencies include Euro and Yen futures. Cryptocurrency includes CME Bitcoin futures.
LIMITATIONS
The indicator relies on TradingView continuous contract data, which may have artifacts around contract rollovers. The days between contracts setting is approximate and varies by commodity and market conditions. Very short-term timeframes may show noise in the basis calculation. Some commodities may have limited data history for statistical analysis. The indicator shows the spread between specific contract months, not the full futures curve with all available contracts.
VERSION HISTORY
Version 1 released with six analysis modes, automatic symbol detection, comprehensive dashboard, statistical regime detection, and configurable alerts.
CREDITS
Developed by Robinhodl21 as part of the Grandmaster Indicator Suite. Released under Mozilla Public License 2.0.
EMA & VWAP Crossover SignalsEMA And VWAP Crossover Signals
Overview
The **EMA & VWAP Crossover Signals** indicator is a comprehensive trading tool that combines the power of Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) and Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) to identify high-probability trading opportunities. This indicator automatically detects and classifies bullish and bearish signals based on the relationship between price action, EMAs, and VWAP.
Key Features
Technical Components
- **EMA 9** (Green Line): Fast-moving average for short-term trend identification
- **EMA 21** (Red Line): Slower-moving average for medium-term trend confirmation
- **VWAP** (Blue Line): Volume-weighted average price calculated using HLC/3 (High, Low, Close average)
Signal Types
Standard Signals
- **Bull Signal**: Small green triangle when EMA 9 crosses above EMA 21
- **Bear Signal**: Small red triangle when EMA 9 crosses below EMA 21
Enhanced Signals
- **Big Bull Signal**: Larger green triangle indicating stronger bullish momentum
- **Big Bear Signal**: Larger red triangle indicating stronger bearish momentum
How It Works
Big Bull Conditions (Strong Bullish Signals)
The indicator identifies four scenarios for Big Bull signals:
1. **Direct Breakout**: Bullish EMA crossover occurs when both EMAs are already above VWAP
2. **Delayed Confirmation**: After a bullish EMA crossover below VWAP, the candle closes above VWAP
3. **Simultaneous Break (From Below)**: Bullish EMA crossover and candle close above VWAP happen together while EMA 21 is below VWAP
4. **Simultaneous Break (From Above)**: Bullish EMA crossover with candle closing above both EMAs while VWAP is below the crossover point
Big Bear Conditions (Strong Bearish Signals)
Mirror scenarios for bearish signals:
1. **Direct Breakdown**: Bearish EMA crossover occurs when both EMAs are already below VWAP
2. **Delayed Confirmation**: After a bearish EMA crossover above VWAP, the candle closes below VWAP
3. **Simultaneous Break (From Above)**: Bearish EMA crossover and candle close below VWAP happen together while EMA 21 is above VWAP
4. **Simultaneous Break (From Below)**: Bearish EMA crossover with candle closing below both EMAs while VWAP is above the crossover point
Trading Applications
- **Trend Identification**: Use EMA crossovers to identify trend direction changes
- **Volume Confirmation**: VWAP integration ensures institutional support for moves
- **Entry Timing**: Big signals indicate higher-probability entry points with volume and trend alignment
- **Risk Management**: Standard signals can be used for early alerts, while Big signals confirm stronger setups
Visual Elements
- Clean, color-coded plots for easy identification
- Triangle shapes for quick signal recognition
- Text labels for clarity
- Size differentiation between standard and enhanced signals
Best Practices
- Use Big Bull/Bear signals for higher-confidence trades
- Combine with other analysis tools for confirmation
- Consider timeframe appropriateness (works on all timeframes)
- Watch for signal alignment with overall market structure
- Standard signals can provide early warnings, but Big signals offer better risk/reward
Unique Advantages
- Multi-scenario signal detection captures various market conditions
- Volume integration via VWAP filters out weak moves
- Smart tracking system prevents duplicate signals
- Automatic signal classification saves analysis time
**Disclaimer**: This indicator is a technical analysis tool and should not be used as the sole basis for trading decisions. Always practice proper risk management and combine with fundamental analysis and other technical tools.
Promethus █ OVERVIEW
HPT Master Suite is an all-in-one institutional trading toolkit combining multi-timeframe analysis, Smart Money Concepts (SMC), and volume-based detection systems.
█ FEATURES
MTF DASHBOARD
- Real-time analysis across 9 timeframes (1M to Monthly)
- MA alignment status with trend detection
- RSI and squeeze monitoring
- Macro data row (VIX, DXY, 10Y, OIL)
- 5/20 and 9/21 cross confluence tracking
SMART MONEY CONCEPTS
- Volumetric Order Blocks with engagement detection
- Fair Value Gaps with 50% CE line
- Liquidity sweep detection
- Unicorn Model (FVG + OB overlap)
VOLUME ANALYSIS
- Dynamic Volume Profile (POC, VAH, VAL)
- High/Low Volume Nodes
- Naked POC tracking
- Absorption detection with strength gauge
INSTITUTIONAL TOOLS
- 55 SMA institutional support level
- Significant wick levels
- Session boxes (Asia, London, NYSE, Lunch, PM)
- SMT Divergence detection
SIGNALS
- Buy/Sell signals with adjustable sensitivity
- Golden/Death Cross alerts
- OB engagement alerts
█ USAGE
Enable features as needed - all components are modular and can be toggled independently. Start with the dashboard and add SMC/volume tools based on your trading style.
█ SETTINGS
Most detection parameters use simplified controls (Low/Medium/High) for ease of use while maintaining effectiveness.
█ NOTES
Works best on futures (NQ, ES) and indices. Dashboard updates in real-time across all timeframes.
For TradingView I am not redirecting, and or soliciting any service. If your interesting in learning more and how I trade with a 98% WR in options and above 80% in futures the links to my FREE site's are listed in my profile.
Fibonacci Levels by Speed Coding InfotechFibonacci Levels by Speed Coding Infotech is a powerful customizable Fibonacci-based level indicator designed for traders who want precise support and resistance zones on their charts.
This indicator plots up to 20 upside levels and 20 downside levels, allowing complete flexibility in defining Fibonacci retracement and extension areas.
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🔥 Key Features:
• Plots 20 Positive (Upside) Fibonacci Levels
• Plots 20 Negative (Downside) Fibonacci Levels
• Fully customizable level values and colors
• Option to display levels only on the last X candles
• Multi-timeframe support with custom timeframe input
• Clean visual layout for intraday and swing trading
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⚙️ Inputs Included:
• Consider Last N Candles (ignore running candle)
• Select custom Timeframe
• Customize Fibonacci levels (0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 … up to 20+ levels)
• Adjustable line colors for each level
• Show lines only for the last X candles
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📌 Best Use Case:
This indicator is ideal for:
• Support & Resistance mapping
• Fibonacci retracement trading
• Target and reversal zone identification
• Trend-based level projection
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⚠ Disclaimer:
This indicator is created for educational and analysis purposes only.
Speed Coding Infotech is not responsible for any trading losses. Please trade responsibly.
VPG Multitimeframe TimerHere is a **professional English description** you can use when publishing your indicator on TradingView.
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### 📌 VPG – Timer (Multi Timeframe Countdown Table)
**VPG – Timer** is a professional multi-timeframe candle countdown indicator designed to help traders clearly see how much time remains before each candle closes across multiple timeframes.
This indicator displays a clean and customizable table showing countdown timers for:
* **15m**
* **30m**
* **1H**
* **4H**
* **Daily**
* **Weekly**
It uses TradingView’s `request.security()` with precise candle close time calculations, ensuring accurate countdown values even when viewing different chart timeframes.
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### 🔑 Key Features
✅ **Multi-Timeframe Countdown**
* View remaining time for several timeframes simultaneously in one table.
✅ **Accurate Candle Close Calculation**
* Uses candle close timestamps instead of bar duration approximation.
* Daily timeframe is calculated using **New York session close (17:00 NY time)** for consistency.
✅ **Color Warning System**
* Background turns:
* 🟠 Orange when less than 10 minutes remain
* 🔴 Red when less than 5 minutes remain
* Helps traders prepare for candle close decisions.
✅ **Customizable Table Position**
* Choose vertical position: Top / Center / Bottom
* Choose horizontal position: Left / Center / Right
✅ **Font Size & Transparency Control**
* Adjustable font size (Tiny, Small, Normal, Large)
* Adjustable table background opacity
✅ **Symbol Override**
* Option to monitor countdown timers for a different symbol than the current chart.
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### 🎯 Who Is This Indicator For?
* Scalpers and intraday traders who need precise candle timing
* Swing traders monitoring higher timeframe candle closes
* Traders who rely on candle-close confirmation strategies
* Anyone who wants a clean and professional countdown dashboard
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### ⚙️ How It Works
The indicator calculates remaining seconds until the next candle close for each timeframe using:
* `request.security()` for intraday, H4, and weekly candles
* New York session logic for Daily candles
It then formats the time into **MM:SS** or **HH:MM:SS** and displays it in a table with visual warning colors as the candle approaches close.
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### 🧩 Customization Options
* Toggle countdown row on/off
* Change table position
* Change font size
* Adjust background opacity
* Override symbol to track another market
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### ⚠️ Notes
* This indicator does not repaint.
* Uses dynamic security requests (optimized for multi-timeframe usage).
* Designed for informational and timing purposes only (not a trading signal).
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If you want, I can also provide you with:
✅ a **short description (1–2 sentences)**
✅ a **feature bullet list version**
✅ a **marketing-style description**
✅ a **technical description for developers**
Just say which one you want:
**short / bullet / marketing / technical**
LC Candle Size (Avg of Last 5)Candle Size (Avg of Last 5) is a lightweight volatility tool that measures the size of each candle and plots it as a histogram. It also calculates the average candle size of the last 5 bars to help identify expanding or contracting volatility.
Users can choose between:
• High–Low Range
• Candle Body (Open–Close)
• True Range
Ideal for scalpers and intraday traders who want a quick visual of momentum and candle strength.
PSP ETF 20% Drop BuyScript Description
Overview
The PSP ETF 20% Drop Buy indicator is a specialized tool designed for long-term ETF investors. It identifies significant price drops (drawdowns) relative to the previous day's closing price, signaling potential "buy-the-dip" opportunities for those following a disciplined accumulation strategy.
Key Features
Customizable Drop Threshold: Defaulted to 20%, but can be adjusted in the settings to capture smaller or larger swings (e.g., 5%, 10%, or 30%).
Visual Signals: Automatically plots a green "BUY" label on the chart when the current low hits the specified percentage drop from the previous day's close.
Dashboard Table: Displays a clean on-chart table showing strategy parameters, including timeframes and specific rules for "Silver" and "Gold" entry levels.
Built-in Alerts: Includes an alert condition to notify you instantly when the drop criteria are met, so you don't have to stare at the screen.
How to Use
Apply to Daily Chart: This script is optimized for the daily (D) timeframe.
Settings: Adjust the Drop % based on the volatility of the specific ETF or instrument you are trading.
Strategy: Use the "Gold" and "Silver" guidelines in the info table to manage position sizing—buying more aggressively as the asset hits deeper discount levels.
ATR Normalized Relative StrengthATR Normalized Relative Strength measures how strongly the current chart symbol is moving relative to a chosen comparison symbol after adjusting both for their own volatility. It divides each symbol’s price by its 14-period ATR, then plots the ratio of those two normalized values. Readings above 1 indicate the chart symbol is outperforming the comparison symbol on an ATR-normalized basis, while readings below 1 indicate underperformance.
based on work done by SMB Capital and video found here:
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BMM AUTO BUY AND SELLBMM AUTO TRADE – Stop Loss % Scanner (Copy Gram Optimized)
BMM AUTO TRADE is an advanced TradingView scanner built to power automated signal execution with smart percentage-based Stop Loss control. Designed for traders using Copy Gram and trade-copy systems, this tool helps you manage risk consistently while capturing high-probability market setups.
This scanner doesn’t just find entries — it structures trades for automation.
SwingLines.Identifies immediate Swing High and Lows
current High is > prev bar and next bar
current low is < previous bar and next bar
All Inside bars eliminated
All outside bar, follows prior trend rules
Red Dragon Trend SystemRed Dragon Trend System
Description: The "Red Dragon Trend System" is a mechanical trend-following strategy designed specifically for the Taiwan Index Futures (TXF) on the 5-minute timeframe.
This indicator simplifies complex technical analysis into visual signals, helping traders maintain discipline and avoid emotional trading.
Key Features:
Trend Visualization: Uses the EMA 200 as a "Life Line". Candles turn Red in a bullish trend (above EMA 200) and Green in a bearish/neutral trend.
Long-Only Logic: Optimized for the long-term upward bias of the index. The system signals "Entry Long" only when specific trend and momentum conditions are met. It remains neutral (Wait) during downtrends.
Clean Dashboard: A real-time panel in the bottom-right corner displays:
Current Status: "Holding" (Red) vs. "Waiting" (White).
Deviation Monitor: Warns when the price deviates too far from the EMA 200 to prevent chasing highs.
Smart Alerts: Supports alert() function calls. Users can set a single alert to receive notifications for Entry, Take Profit, and Stop Loss events.
How to Use:
Apply this indicator to the chart.
Strictly use the 5-minute timeframe.
Follow the signals: Red Label (Entry), Purple Label (Take Profit), Green Label (Stop Loss).
Disclaimer: This script is for educational and technical analysis purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a guarantee of future profits. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Access: This is an invite-only script. To obtain access, please contact me via private message.
台指期 赤龍波段系統
策略簡介： 「赤龍波段系統」是一套專為 台指期 (TXF) 量身打造的 5分鐘 K 線 波段策略。我們將複雜的 EMA 均線運算與動能濾網封裝在後台，透過視覺化的燈號與簡潔儀表板，協助交易者克服心魔，執行機械化操作。
核心特色：
1. 獨家「生命線」戰法：以 EMA 200 為多空分水嶺。
2. K棒轉紅：站上生命線，多方強勢，準備進攻。
3. K棒轉綠：跌破生命線，空方或盤整，空手觀望。
(本策略設計核心為「只做多、不做空」，在空頭趨勢中以保護本金為優先)
戰情儀表板 (Dashboard)：右下角即時顯示系統狀態。
當前狀態：明確告知目前應「持倉」還是「空手」。
乖離監控：當價格與均線乖離過大時，系統會顯示警示數值，避免追高風險。
單一警示功能：支援 TradingView 的 Any alert() function call。只需設定 1 組警示，即可同時接收進場、停利、停損的完整通知。
使用說明：
請務必將圖表週期切換為 「5分鐘 (5m)」。
進場：當出現紅色「多+1」標籤。
出場：依照圖表上的紫色「停利」或綠色「停損」標籤執行。
免責聲明： 本指標僅供技術分析教學與研究使用，不代表未來獲利保證。金融交易具有風險，使用者應自行評估並承擔交易結果。
如何獲取權限： 本指標為 「僅限邀請 (Invite-only)」。 如需開通使用權限，請透過 私訊 (Private Message) 聯繫作者。
EMAsDescription:
This indicator displays 10 separate Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) on your chart to help you identify trend direction and potential support/resistance levels.
Unlike Simple Moving Averages (SMAs), EMAs place greater weight on recent price data, allowing for a faster reaction to price changes.
Key Features:
10 Customizable Lines: You can configure the length and source for up to 10 different EMAs.
Dynamic Coloring: The lines change color based on the relationship between the price and the EMA.
EMAs 1-5: Blue when price is above, Orange when price is below.
EMAs 6-10: Green when price is above, Red when price is below.
Visual Hierarchy: Key moving averages (default periods like 50, 200, 600) are rendered with thicker lines to make them stand out as major trend indicators.
Default Settings: The script comes with the following default periods, covering short to long-term trends: 9, 20, 50, 75, 100, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 600.
Hope you find this tool useful for your trend analysis!
RokTrades Bias TableRokTrades Bias Table — Stay in the right direction, guard from chop
This HUD is basically my guardrail for trading. It keeps me from forcing trades in the wrong direction and it helps me recognize chop before I donate to the market. It is not meant to predict. It is meant to keep me aligned with structure and keep me out of messy conditions.
WHAT THIS TABLE DOES
It classifies the environment into three states:
1) LONGS ONLY (green)
2) SHORTS ONLY (red)
3) CHOP / WARNING (yellow)
The bias is driven by the HARD filters. If the hard filters are aligned AND price is not sitting in a near zone, you get a clean directional bias. If the hard filters disagree or price is too close to a key level, it warns CHOP.
THE FILTERS (WHAT EACH ROW MEANS)
HARD filters (these drive the bias):
- EMA200 (chart timeframe): my main trend line in the sand. Above it is bullish context. Below it is bearish context.
- Weekly VWAP: higher timeframe structure filter. Helps avoid getting trapped by intraday noise.
- Monthly VWAP: even higher context. When price is on the right side of this, I do not like fighting it.
SOFT filter (context only, not required for bias):
- Daily VWAP: I use it for intraday positioning and mean-reversion vs trend day context. It is informational, not a rule.
WHAT “DRIFT” MEANS
The Drift column answers two questions fast:
1) Is this level rising, falling, or basically flat over the lookback?
2) How far is price from it, measured in ATR?
It shows:
- Direction arrow:
↗ = level rising
↘ = level falling
→ = basically flat (within the flat threshold)
- Distance from price in ATR (example: +0.8ATR)
Quick interpretation:
- Rising drift and price above the level usually supports a bullish trend context.
- Falling drift and price below the level usually supports a bearish trend context.
- If you are right on top of a level (small ATR distance), expect reactions and chop.
NEAR ZONES (OPTIONAL CHOP GUARD)
Near Zones define a “danger zone” around each filter using ATR times your multiplier.
- If price is inside that zone, the table flags NEAR (yellow).
- This is specifically to stop you from taking “clean trend trades” directly into a major filter that can whip you around.
If you want Near Zones off, set the ATR multiplier to 0.00.
EMA STACK (REGIME ROW)
The EMA STACK row is a quick big-picture check using the chart EMA200 plus any MTF EMA200s you enable.
It will read as:
- BULL STACK: price is above all active EMAs
- BEAR STACK: price is below all active EMAs
- MIXED: split / messy
- NEAR: one or more EMAs are close enough to expect chop/reaction
It also shows which EMA is closest (in ATR distance) so you know what is most likely to act like a magnet.
MTF MODES (HIGHER TIMEFRAME EMA200 CONTEXT)
There are three modes:
- Off: no MTF EMA context.
- Simple: quick add-on context:
Slot A = 1H EMA200
Slot B = 1D EMA200
Slot C = None
- Advanced: you fully customize Slot A, Slot B, and Slot C timeframes to match your style.
Examples:
- Scalpy style: 30m / 2H / D
- More swingy: 4H / D / W
COMPACT MODE (MOBILE)
Compact Mode keeps the same logic but tightens the display so it is readable on a phone:
- smaller text
- shorter labels
- faster at-a-glance read
HOW I USE THIS
I treat this like a permission slip and a chop blocker:
- LONGS ONLY: I focus on long setups and I am way more careful forcing shorts.
- SHORTS ONLY: same idea but flipped.
- CHOP: warning to wait for clarity, size down, or only take the cleanest A+ setups.
Not financial advice. This is just the way I stay aligned and avoid random trading when the market is sideways and annoying.
SPX Specter v4.1 - Institutional Confluence Engine================================================================================
SPX SPECTER v4.1 - PUBLICATION DESCRIPTION
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TITLE: SPX Specter v4.1 — Institutional Confluence Engine
ACCESS: Invite-Only
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FULL DESCRIPTION
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SPX Specter v4.1 is a complete institutional confluence engine that
scores every bar across 10+ factors and only fires signals when multiple
dimensions align. Instead of relying on a single indicator, DC PRO stacks
regime, structure, volume, momentum, multi-timeframe alignment, candle
quality, VIX sentiment, and supply/demand zones into a single 0-100
confidence score — so you can trade with conviction and skip the noise.
Built specifically for SPY, SPX, ES, and MES. Full support for futures
extended hours (overnight Asian, London, and Pre-Market sessions).
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SIGNAL TYPES (6)
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MR — Mean Reversion
Fires in BALANCED regime when price rejects the 2-sigma VWAP band.
Price must wick beyond +2s/-2s and close back inside.
Best during lunch chop and range-bound days.
PB — Trend Pullback
Fires in TREND regime when price pulls back to a key support/resistance
level (VWAP, 1-sigma band, 21 EMA, 50 EMA) and bounces with a
quality candle. Requires EMA alignment (21 > 50 for longs) and
multi-timeframe cascade agreement.
ORB — Opening Range Breakout
Fires in TREND regime when price breaks out of the opening range
(configurable: 5-60 min) with volume confirmation (1.3x+ avg).
Requires MTF cascade alignment and EMA structure.
ORF — Opening Range Failure
Fires in BALANCED regime when price sweeps beyond the opening range
then reverses back inside — a failed breakout / fade signal.
GT — Globex Trap (Short at Globex High / Long at Globex Low)
Fires during regular or extended hours when price sweeps the overnight
Globex high or low then reverses. Two detection patterns:
- Sweep + Reverse: price breaks the level, closes back inside
- Wick Rejection: wick beyond the level, body stays inside
FILTERED by built-in supply/demand zone engine — GT Short only fires
if a quality supply zone (score 14+) overlaps Globex High AND trend
is down. GT Long only fires if a quality demand zone overlaps Globex
Low AND trend is up. First-touch-only per level per day.
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CONFIDENCE SCORING (0-100)
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Every signal must exceed the minimum confidence threshold (default: 65)
to fire. The score is built from:
BASE COMPONENTS:
Regime match 25 pts (correct regime for signal type)
Level proximity 0-20 (VWAP, bands, PDH/L, OR, magnets, ON H/L)
Volume 0-15 (relative volume vs 20-bar average)
Session timing 0-15 (AM Trend = 15, PM Trend = 13, Lunch = 0)
Candle quality 0-15 (rejection wicks, engulfing, strong body)
Momentum / EMA 0-10 (RSI position + EMA alignment)
BONUS COMPONENTS:
MTF Cascade 0-15 (weighted: 4H=4, 1H=4, 30m=3, 15m=2, 5m=2)
RSI Divergence 0-8 (bull/bear divergence within 5 bars)
Level Cluster 0-5 (3+ levels converging = confluence)
Gap Alignment 0-5 (gap fill direction matches signal)
HARD FILTERS (not scored — gate on/off):
VIX Sentiment blocks counter-VIX trades
VIX Extreme blocks ALL trades above threshold (default: 30)
Volatile Regime blocks ALL trades (ATR ratio >= 1.8x)
Signal Cooldown minimum bars between signals (default: 10)
Scores of 80+ represent high-conviction setups.
Scores of 65-79 are standard quality.
Below 65: no signal fires.
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REGIME DETECTION
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Three market regimes are identified in real-time:
BALANCED — Low efficiency, frequent VWAP crosses, tight bands.
Price is range-bound. Favors MR and ORF signals.
TREND — High efficiency or few VWAP crosses, expanding bands.
Directional movement. Favors PB and ORB signals.
VOLATILE — ATR ratio spikes above threshold (default: 1.8x).
All signals suppressed. Stay flat.
Regime transitions are labeled on the chart with ">> BALANCED",
">> TREND", or ">> VOLATILE" markers.
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MULTI-TIMEFRAME CASCADE
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Cascades through up to 5 timeframes simultaneously:
5m: 2 pts | 15m: 2 pts | 30m: 3 pts | 1H: 4 pts | 4H: 4 pts
Each timeframe checks: close vs VWAP + EMA 9 vs EMA 21.
Higher timeframes carry more weight. PB/ORB longs require 3+ of 5
timeframes bullish. The cascade ensures you're trading with the
bigger picture, not against it.
Configurable: choose max timeframe from 5m up to 4H.
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VIX SENTIMENT ENGINE
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Daily VIX data provides a hard directional filter:
VIX below MA + falling = BULLISH for SPX → blocks SHORT entries
VIX above MA + rising = BEARISH for SPX → blocks LONG entries
VIX above extreme level = SUPPRESS ALL new entries
This prevents counter-trend entries during macro fear/complacency shifts.
Not a score booster — a gate that blocks bad-side trades entirely.
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SUPPLY / DEMAND ZONE ENGINE
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A built-in S/D zone detector identifies institutional order flow
footprints using the impulse-base-departure pattern:
DBR (Drop-Base-Rally) — Demand zone (reversal)
RBD (Rally-Base-Drop) — Supply zone (reversal)
RBR (Rally-Base-Rally) — Demand continuation
DBD (Drop-Base-Drop) — Supply continuation
Each zone is scored 0-19 using:
Time (0-2) — Tight bases score higher
Purity (0-4) — Fresh untouched zones score highest
Strength (0-4) — Strong departure + broke leg-in = max
Trend (0-4) — Zone aligned with current trend direction
Range (1) — Fixed neutral
RRR (0-4) — Distance to nearest opposing zone vs zone height
Zones are actively managed: fresh zones have full score, tested zones
get reduced purity, and mitigated zones (price closed through) are
automatically removed.
The S/D engine serves as a quality filter for Globex Trap signals.
GT signals only fire when a zone with score 14+ overlaps the Globex
level. This prevents traps at random levels with no institutional
backing. Optional: enable "Show S/D Zone Boxes" to visualize zones.
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GLOBEX TRAP SIGNALS
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Globex High and Low are tracked from the CME Globex session
(6:00 PM - 9:30 AM ET). During the trading session, orange dashed
lines mark these levels.
When price sweeps a Globex level and reverses, a GT signal fires —
but ONLY if:
1. A quality S/D zone (score 14+) overlaps that level
2. The trend agrees (supply + downtrend for shorts, demand + uptrend
for longs)
3. The level hasn't already been trapped today (first-touch-only)
This triple-confirmation filter ensures GT signals represent genuine
institutional trap setups, not random level tests.
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FUTURES EXTENDED HOURS
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Full support for ES and MES overnight trading. When enabled:
Asian Session 6 PM – 2 AM ET (3 pts session score)
London Session 2 AM – 5 AM ET (6 pts session score)
Pre-Market 5 AM – 9:30 AM ET (7 pts session score)
Post-Close 4 PM – 5 PM ET (3 pts session score)
Daily Halt 5 PM – 6 PM ET (signals blocked)
All signal types, level plots, regime detection, and Globex traps
work during extended hours. SPY and SPX remain RTH-only.
The toggle is automatic — it activates only on ES/MES symbols.
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KEY LEVELS
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Automatically plotted:
- VWAP with 1-sigma and 2-sigma bands
- Prior Day High / Low / Close
- Opening Range High / Low / Mid (configurable: 5-60 min)
- Overnight High / Low
- Globex High / Low
- Auto Magnets (nearest round number: $0.50 SPY / $5.00 ES)
- Gap fill target level
Manually configurable:
- Gamma Flip, Call Wall, Put Wall (from SpotGamma / GEX tools)
- Up to 2 custom magnet levels
All levels feed into the proximity engine and confluence scoring.
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VISUAL SYSTEM
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- Regime background tint (gold = balanced, blue/purple = trend, red = volatile)
- Color-coded signal labels with confidence score (MR 78, PB 82, GT, etc.)
- SL / TP dashed lines auto-drawn on signals, auto-cleared when hit
- Signal bar coloring (green = long, red = short)
- Regime transition labels (">> TREND", ">> BALANCED", ">> VOLATILE")
- RSI divergence labels ("DIV")
- 9 / 21 / 50 EMA ribbon
- 20-row info panel with real-time metrics
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INFO PANEL (20 rows)
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DC PRO v4.1 Header
Regime TREND / BALANCED / VOLATILE
Session Current session window (AM TREND, LONDON, etc.)
VWAP ABOVE/BELOW + slope direction
EMA BULL (9>21) / BEAR (9<21) / NEUTRAL
MTF (max) 3/5 BULL / 2/5 BEAR / MIXED
Volume HIGH / ABOVE AVG / NORMAL / LOW + relative ratio
Near Lvl Nearest key level name
Cluster Count of levels within proximity threshold
RSI Current RSI value
Diverg BULL DIV / BEAR DIV / ---
Gap GAP UP/DN + fill status
VIX BULL / BEAR / CALM / ELEVATED / EXTREME + value
ATR Ratio Current vs average (volatility gauge)
Confidence Current score / 100
Breakdown Component scores (L V S C M H D)
Signal Active signal or ---
Globex H/L Today's Globex High / Low values
GT Used Which Globex levels have been trapped
S/D @Glx Zone count + best scores at Globex levels
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HOW TO USE
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1. Add the indicator to SPY, SPX, ES, or MES (2-5 min chart recommended)
2. Read the panel:
- Check Regime (determines which signal types can fire)
- Check Session (AM Trend and PM Trend are highest probability)
- Check MTF alignment (3+ of 5 TFs aligned = strong directional bias)
- Check VIX (BEAR VIX blocks longs, BULL VIX blocks shorts)
3. Wait for a signal label to appear:
- MR 78 = Mean Reversion with 78 confidence
- PB 85 = Trend Pullback with 85 confidence
- ORB 72 = Opening Range Breakout with 72 confidence
- GT (arrow) = Globex Trap with S/D zone confirmation
4. Use SL/TP lines as reference:
- SL = 2x ATR from entry (configurable)
- TP = 1x risk by default (configurable)
- Lines auto-clear when SL or TP is hit
5. For Globex Traps:
- Watch the orange Globex H/L lines
- When price approaches, check the S/D @Glx panel row
- A GT signal means: sweep + quality zone + trend alignment
- These are high-conviction reversal setups
6. For ES/MES overnight:
- Enable "Futures Extended Hours" in settings
- London and Pre-Market sessions have highest ETH scores
- Asian session signals are lower conviction (thin volume)
- Signals are blocked during the 5-6 PM daily halt
Pro Tips:
- Signals with 80+ confidence are the highest quality
- PB signals during AM Trend (10:30-11:30) are historically strong
- MR signals work best during lunch and late afternoon
- ORB signals in the first 30 min after OR completes catch clean breakouts
- GT signals are rare but high-conviction — don't ignore them
- When VIX is EXTREME, the indicator goes flat — respect that
- Use the score breakdown (L V S C M H D) to understand WHY
a signal scored the way it did
- If Cluster shows 4+ LEVELS, that's a major confluence zone
- Enable S/D Zone Boxes to see where institutional zones sit
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SETTINGS OVERVIEW
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Symbol Guard
- Strict mode (SPY/SPX/ES/MES only)
Session & Timing
- Regular / Overnight session times
- Futures Extended Hours toggle (ES/MES)
- No-trade window after open
- Lunch suppression window
- EOD entry buffer
EMAs
- 9 / 21 / 50 EMA toggle and lengths
VWAP & Bands
- Band length, slope lookback
- Show/hide 1s/2s bands
Key Levels
- Prior Day H/L/C, Opening Range, Overnight H/L
- Auto Magnets (step size per symbol)
Globex
- Show Globex H/L lines
- Show GT signals
- Globex session time
Manual Dealer Levels
- Gamma Flip, Call Wall, Put Wall
- Custom magnets (for SpotGamma / GEX data)
Gap Analysis
- Enable/disable, minimum gap %
Regime Detection
- Regime length, efficiency threshold
- VWAP cross threshold, balanced band ratio
- ATR length, volatile ATR ratio
RSI Divergence
- Enable/disable, pivot lookback
Multi-Timeframe Cascade
- Enable/disable, max timeframe (5m-4H)
Confluence & Scoring
- Near threshold (ATR multiple)
- Min confidence (0-100)
- Signal cooldown (bars)
VIX Sentiment
- Enable/disable, MA length, slope lookback
- Extreme threshold, suppress toggle
S/D Zones
- Enable S/D filter for GT signals
- Show zone boxes on chart
- Min quality score (0-19)
- Max zones tracked
- Base candle body %, impulse multiplier, max bases
Risk Overlay
- Stop distance (ATR multiple)
- Take-profit multiplier (x risk)
Visuals
- Regime background, info panel, SL/TP lines
- Signal bar coloring
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ALERTS
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MR_LONG Mean Reversion Long fired
MR_SHORT Mean Reversion Short fired
PB_LONG Pullback Long fired
PB_SHORT Pullback Short fired
ORB_LONG Opening Range Breakout Long fired
ORB_SHORT Opening Range Breakout Short fired
ORF_LONG Opening Range Failure Long fired
ORF_SHORT Opening Range Failure Short fired
GT_SHORT Globex Trap Short at Globex High
GT_LONG Globex Trap Long at Globex Low
GT_ANY Any Globex Trap signal
ANY_SIGNAL Any signal fired
REGIME_SHIFT Regime changed
VOLATILE_ON Volatile regime started
BULL_DIV Bullish RSI divergence detected
BEAR_DIV Bearish RSI divergence detected
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RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
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Timeframe: 2-minute (primary), 5-minute (swing)
Symbols: SPY, SPX, ES, MES
Session: Regular hours for SPY/SPX
Extended hours for ES/MES (enabled by default)
Min Conf: 65 (default) — raise to 75 for fewer, higher-quality signals
MTF Max: 240 (4H cascade recommended for full picture)
SL/TP: 2.0 ATR stop / 1.0x risk TP (default)
For scalping: Lower cooldown to 5 bars, lower min conf to 60
For swing: Raise cooldown to 15 bars, raise min conf to 75
For GT only: Disable MR/PB signals (set min conf to 100),
watch only GT signals with S/D zone boxes enabled
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CHANGELOG
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v4.1 — Globex Traps + S/D Zones + Futures ETH
- Added Globex High/Low tracking (6 PM - 9:30 AM ET session)
- Added Globex Trap signals (Sweep+Reverse and Wick Rejection)
- Built-in Supply/Demand zone detector with 0-19 quality scoring
- S/D zone filter for GT signals (score 14+ required + trend alignment)
- First-touch-only gating per Globex level per day
- Futures Extended Hours mode for ES/MES (Asian/London/Pre-Market)
- Daily 5-6 PM halt detection and signal suppression
- Auto-clearing SL/TP lines when stop or target is hit
- ES and MES added to symbol guard
- Info panel expanded to 20 rows with Globex and S/D data
- 3 new alert conditions (GT_SHORT, GT_LONG, GT_ANY)
v4.0 — Institutional Confluence Engine
- Complete rewrite from v3.x architecture
- 0-100 multi-factor confidence scoring system
- 6 signal types (MR, PB, ORB, ORF, GT, plus divergence labels)
- Regime detection with VOLATILE suppression
- Multi-timeframe cascade (5m through 4H, weighted scoring)
- VIX sentiment engine (hard directional gate)
- Gap analysis and scoring
- Level cluster detection
- RSI divergence engine with visual labels
- Candle pattern quality scoring
- Session-aware timing with AM/PM windows
- Professional info panel with real-time breakdown
- ATR-based SL/TP overlay
- Regime transition labels
- Signal cooldown system
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NOTES
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- This indicator is invite-only. Request access via DM.
- Best used on 2-minute or 5-minute charts for SPY, SPX, ES, or MES.
- The S/D zone methodology incorporates concepts from institutional
order flow theory and is not to be redistributed.
- VIX data requires access to CBOE:VIX — available on most TradingView plans.
- MTF cascade uses request.security calls — the indicator may take a
moment to load on first application.
- For futures overnight trading, ensure your data feed provides
extended hours data (most futures feeds do by default).
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DISCLAIMER
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This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice. Signals represent areas of
statistical confluence — they do not guarantee future price reactions.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always use proper
risk management and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Trade at your own risk.
Multi Dashboard 10 Assets - Heatmap and AlertsMulti-Asset Dashboard & Master Alert System
Description
This indicator is designed for traders who monitor multiple assets simultaneously and want to centralize their key levels (Support & Resistance) into one single view. Instead of opening 10 different charts to draw lines and set individual alerts, you can manage everything from one master interface.
The script features a real-time Heatmap Dashboard that calculates the percentage distance to your predefined levels and highlights assets that are approaching a point of interest.
Key Features
* Centralized Management: Input symbols and levels (R1, R2, S1, S2) for up to 10 assets in one place.
* Smart Dashboard: A top-right table showing current prices and the % distance to each level.
* Proximity Heatmap: Cells light up (Red for Resistance, Green for Support) when the price is within a user-defined threshold (e.g., 0.5% from the level).
* Master Alert System: Uses a single trigger variable to monitor all 40 levels across all 10 assets simultaneously.
* Dynamic Charting: Automatically plots the relevant R1/R2/S1/S2 lines and labels ONLY for the asset you are currently viewing.
How to set up the Alert (Step-by-Step)
To activate the background monitoring for all assets, you must create a manual alert in TradingView:
1. Open the Alert Menu: Click the Clock icon in the right-hand sidebar or press Alt + A.
2. Condition: Select this indicator: "Master Dashboard 10 Assets - Heatmap Final".
3. Trigger Variable: In the second dropdown, select "Master Alert Trigger".
4. Operator: Select "Greater Than" and set the value to 0.
5. Frequency: Select "Once Per Bar" to prevent spam if the price lingers on a level.
6. Notification: Choose your preferred method (Notify in App, Desktop Popup, or Email).
7. Create: Click "Create".
Now, regardless of which chart you are currently looking at, the system will monitor all 10 assets and alert you the moment any of them crosses a predefined level.
User Settings
* Dashboard Warning Distance %: Adjust how close the price needs to be before the dashboard cells light up.
* Enable/Disable: Use the checkbox for each asset to include/exclude it from the dashboard and alert system.
* Symbol Input: Use the search icon to find the correct ticker (e.g., BINANCE:BTCUSDT or OANDA:XAUUSD).
Technical Information
* Pine Script Version: 5
* Resource Management: Uses optimized request.security calls (max 10) to ensure high performance and stability without exceeding TradingView's limits.
* Compatibility: Works on all timeframes. For the most accurate proximity alerts, the 1-minute or 5-minute timeframe is recommended.
This script was developed to solve the frustration of missing levels on secondary tickers while focused on a main chart.
A huge thanks to @clashcharts for the inspiration and levels.
[MTXTrades] Moving Fibonacci OverlayOverview
Moving Fibonacci Overlay is a technical analysis indicator that automates Fibonacci swing detection and adds optional volatility and trend filters on top of a Golden Zone pullback area. It is designed for discretionary traders who want a rules based way to display dynamic Fibonacci levels, highlight a 38.2–61.8 retracement zone, and mark candles that meet user defined structure, ATR, and moving average conditions.
Unlike generic Fibonacci overlays or simple indicator mashups, MFO uses a single, integrated logic path: the same swing engine that defines the Golden Zone also drives the ATR and trend checks, so every signal is tied back to the current active structure. This version introduces a proprietary Swing Strength Scoring System and an Adaptive Volatility Gate, which differentiate it from typical static tools by algorithmically filtering weak structures and adjusting to market noise in real time.
What the indicator plots
• A dynamic swing high and low, selected via a quality-scoring algorithm (volume, size, persistence) or a fixed lookback window.
• A full Fibonacci ladder between the active swing points (0, 23.6, 38.2, 50, 61.8, 78.6, 100).
• A shaded Golden Zone between the 38.2 and 61.8 retracements, using a gradient centered around the 50 level.
• Optional dual moving averages (fast and slow) that define a bullish or bearish “stack” when enabled.
• Optional BUY/SELL labels when a candle meets the Golden Zone, Adaptive ATR filter, and trend filter conditions at the same time.
• An on chart dashboard that summarizes swing mode, trend status, swing quality score, current ATR mode (Fixed vs. Adaptive), and signal status.
How it works
Structure layer – Swing Strength Scoring:
• When Dynamic Swing Detection is enabled, the script does not just accept every pivot. It calculates a Swing Quality Score (0-100) for each new pivot based on:
• Volume participation relative to the recent average.
• ATR-normalized swing size (larger relative moves score higher).
• MA Distance (distance from the trend stack).
• Persistence (how long the level held).
• Only pivots that meet the user-defined Minimum Swing Quality Score update the active Fibonacci levels, ensuring the Golden Zone is anchored to significant market structures.
Volatility layer – Adaptive ATR Gate:
• The script monitors the ratio of short-term ATR (14) to long-term ATR (50) to detect volatility regimes.
• Expanding Volatility: When the ratio is high (>1.2), the filter automatically tightens (requiring a larger candle range) to prevent false breakout signals in choppy conditions.
• Contracting Volatility: When the ratio is low (<0.8), the filter relaxes to remain sensitive to new trend moves.
• Users can toggle this "Adaptive ATR Threshold" or use a fixed multiplier.
Trend layer – Dual MA Stack:
• The indicator calculates two moving averages (fast and slow) using a user selected MA type and length.
• An optional separate MA Timeframe input lets these MAs be computed on another timeframe for multi timeframe confirmation.
• Signals are only valid if price and MAs are stacked in the trade direction (Price > Fast > Slow for bulls).
Signal logic – Golden Zone bounces:
• A bullish candidate bar is one where the low trades into the Golden Zone and the candle closes bullish (optionally requiring a color change).
• A valid signal requires:
1. Structure: Price interacts with the Golden Zone of a validated (high-score) swing.
2. Volatility: Candle range passes the Adaptive ATR threshold.
3. Trend: Price is aligned with the MA stack.
• When all conditions are met, a "BUY" or "SELL" label appears.
Inputs and usage notes
Detection settings:
• Use Dynamic Swing Detection: Switch between scored pivots and fixed lookback.
• Minimum Swing Quality Score: The threshold (0-100) a pivot must reach to be considered a valid swing anchor.
• Pivot Strength Bars: Controls how many bars confirm a pivot.
Signal & volatility settings:
• Use Adaptive ATR Threshold: Enables the auto-adjusting volatility filter logic.
• Base ATR Multiplier: The baseline multiplier used when volatility is normal (adjusted up/down in adaptive mode).
• Show Bounce Signals: Enable or disable Golden Zone BUY/SELL markers.
Dashboard & visuals:
• Show Info Panel: Toggles the dashboard displaying Swing Quality Score, ATR Mode, and other stats.
• Color inputs: Customize Golden Zone shading, signals, and dashboard elements.
What makes it original
Moving Fibonacci Overlay is not just a visual Fibonacci tool; it integrates two proprietary mechanisms that justify its closed-source nature:
1. Swing Strength Scoring System: Unlike standard indicators that use every raw pivot, MFO evaluates the quality of market structure using a weighted scoring algorithm (Volume + ATR Size + MA Distance). This ensures the Golden Zone is only drawn on high-conviction swings, a logic unique to this script.
2. Adaptive Volatility Engine: The ATR filter is not static; it algorithmically adjusts its sensitivity based on the ATR(14)/ATR(50) ratio. This creates a self-regulating noise filter that tightens during volatility expansion and relaxes during contraction, providing a dynamic behavior not available in standard "ATR filter" scripts.
This combination produces a rules based, adaptive continuation framework that offers clear value over simple indicator combinations.
Timeframes, markets, and usage
The indicator is compatible with any TradingView asset class (crypto, forex, indices, stocks, futures) and works on intraday or higher timeframes. Traders can use the Swing Score to filter market conditions and the Adaptive ATR to gauge volatility regimes. It is intended as a decision support tool, not a complete trading system.
Disclaimer
This script is a technical analysis tool for visualizing Fibonacci swings and volatility conditions. It does not provide financial advice and does not guarantee any specific trading results; users should apply their own judgment and risk management when using the indicator.
MTF Market Bias & Alignment Dashboard📊 Multi-Timeframe Market Bias Dashboard (Bullish / Bearish)
Overview
The Multi-Timeframe Market Bias Dashboard is an original professional decision-support indicator designed to instantly display bullish or bearish market conditions across higher, intraday, and lower timeframes—all in one compact, movable dashboard.
Instead of manually switching between timeframes and mentally tracking trend conditions, this indicator consolidates that information into a single visual panel, allowing traders to assess market alignment, conflicts, strength, and confidence at a glance.
This tool is intended to save time, reduce analysis friction, and improve directional clarity, especially for traders who incorporate multi-timeframe analysis into their strategy.
🔹 Timeframe Grouping Logic
The indicator automatically analyzes and groups timeframes into three sections:
Higher Timeframe (HTF)
Monthly
Weekly
Intraday Timeframe (ITF)
Daily
4 Hour
1 Hour
Lower Timeframe (LTF)
15 Minute
5 Minute
3 Minute
Each timeframe is evaluated independently and displayed as Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral, and each group produces an aggregated bias based on the average state of its included timeframes.
🔹 Market Bias Determination
For each timeframe, the indicator determines trend direction using:
Multi-EMA confirmation (trend structure validation)
Trend slope and continuation logic
Price position relative to key EMAs
Group Bias Rules:
All bullish → Bullish
All bearish → Bearish
Mixed signals → Neutral
This ensures clear, logical classification without repainting or timeframe dependency.
🔹 Confidence Scoring
Each group includes a confidence score, reflecting:
Strength of trend agreement across timeframes
EMA alignment consistency
Momentum confirmation
This allows traders to quickly distinguish between:
High-confidence directional environments
Choppy or mixed-signal conditions
🔹 Trend Strength Classification
Trend strength is displayed as:
Strong
Weak
Strength is calculated using:
EMA separation
Directional persistence
Volatility normalization
This helps identify whether a bullish or bearish bias is decisive or fragile.
🔹 Alignment & Conflict Detection
The dashboard automatically highlights:
HTF / ITF / LTF alignment
Higher-timeframe vs lower-timeframe conflicts
Alerts include:
Alignment confirmations (trend stacking)
Conflict warnings when lower timeframes oppose higher-timeframe bias
This feature is especially useful for:
Avoiding counter-trend trades
Timing pullbacks within dominant trends
🔹 Real-Time, Non-Repainting Behavior
Timeframe data is locked to its native resolution
Values do not change when switching chart timeframes
Updates only occur when the underlying timeframe structure genuinely changes
This ensures reliability and consistency across all chart views.
🔹 Visual Dashboard
Clean, modern table-style interface
Fully movable and adjustable on the chart
Color-coded bias, confidence, and strength indicators
Designed for clarity without clutter
⚠️ Important Notes
This indicator is not a trading strategy
It does not provide buy or sell signals
It is a context and bias tool meant to support discretionary or systematic trading decisions
✅ Best Use Cases
Multi-timeframe trend traders
Intraday traders aligning with higher-timeframe bias
Scalpers filtering trades based on HTF direction
Traders who want instant market context without chart hopping
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice. Always manage risk responsibly.
CapitalFlowsResearch: PEMACapitalFlowsResearch: PEMA — Price Extension
CapitalFlowsResearch: PEMA is a visual regime indicator that measures how far price is trading from its dynamic equilibrium and translates that behaviour into a clean, colour-coded background. Instead of simply showing whether price is above or below a moving average MA, the tool evaluates how unusual that distance is relative to recent behaviour, creating a normalized “extension score” that adapts across assets and timeframes.
The indicator then highlights periods where price enters meaningful positive or negative extension zones, using customizable thresholds and optional smoothing to control signal sensitivity. The result is a subtle but powerful overlay that helps reveal when markets are operating in balanced conditions, when they’re stretched, and when early signs of exhaustion or continuation may be emerging—without cluttering the chart or exposing the underlying mechanics.
CapitalFlowsResearch: CS MomentumCapitalFlowsResearch: CS Momentum — Cross-Asset Relative Momentum Scanner
CapitalFlowsResearch: CS Momentum is designed as a multi-asset momentum dashboard that compares the behaviour of a chosen “base” market to a collection of related indices, futures, or macro assets. Rather than looking at raw returns in isolation, the tool transforms each comparison series into a relative momentum signal using several optional scaling techniques, allowing very different markets to be evaluated on the same footing.
At the core of the indicator is a framework that examines how each asset has moved over a defined lookback window and then measures those movements relative to the base symbol. Depending on the selected mode, this can account for differences in volatility, trading ranges, return dispersion, or even normalised statistical behaviour. The result is a clean set of comparative momentum lines that highlight leadership, lagging assets, and rotational shifts across equities, commodities, FX, and rates.
Users can toggle individual markets on or off, choose from several calculation modes (such as volatility-scaled momentum, ATR-adjusted comparisons, or return-based differential scoring), and optionally display the base asset’s own rate-of-change as a reference column chart. A compact legend updates each bar to show the live reading for every symbol, making interpretation easy even with large comparison sets.
Overall, CS Momentum functions as a real-time cross-asset strength map—ideal for identifying emerging leaders, fading trends, thematic rotations, or divergences within macro portfolios—without disclosing the underlying normalization formulae or signal construction.
Sentiment Indicator - Intraday V11Overview
A powerful multi-factor sentiment analysis tool designed for intraday traders who want clear, actionable signals without the noise. This indicator combines multiple market dynamics into a single, easy-to-read visual system using colored candles and diamond signals.
How It Works For You
Colored Candles tell you the current market sentiment at a glance:
Dark Green — Strong bullish sentiment
Light Green — Moderate bullish sentiment
Light Red — Moderate bearish sentiment
Dark Red — Strong bearish sentiment
Diamond Signals highlight high-probability trade opportunities:
Green diamonds appear below candles for potential buy entries
Red diamonds appear above candles for potential sell/short entries
Larger diamonds indicate stronger conviction signals
What Makes This Different
Unlike single-indicator approaches that often give conflicting or lagging signals, this indicator synthesizes information across multiple market dimensions simultaneously. The result is a more robust read on true market sentiment.
Signal-Candle Alignment — When a diamond prints, the candle color always confirms the signal direction. No more confusion from mixed messages.
Adaptive Scoring — The underlying engine adjusts to both short-term momentum and longer-term context, helping filter out false signals during choppy conditions.
Clean Visuals — Everything you need is on the price chart. No separate indicator panels to monitor.
Best Practices
Works on any liquid market (futures, forex, stocks, crypto)
Optimized for intraday timeframes (1min to 1hour)
Use diamond signals for entries, candle color changes for early warnings
Combine with your existing support/resistance levels for best results
VWAP and 21 EMA overlays included for additional confluence
Customization
Adjust sensitivity to match your trading style — choose between Low, Medium, and High signal sensitivity. Toggle individual features on or off to suit your workflow.
