📊 TickerTrendz - TradeScope

25. Juli

What This Indicator Does — In Plain English
This indicator helps you understand how much the market might move today and tomorrow, so you can trade smarter.

Here’s how it works:

Today’s Expected Range (Intraday ATR Projection):

It measures how much the market typically moves in a day (called ATR).

Starting from when the overnight Globex session opens at 5 PM CST, it draws lines showing 20%, 60%, and 100% of that typical daily movement above and below today’s session open price.

It also tells you, in real time, how far price has moved relative to that typical range, shown as a percentage. For example, “You’re 60% through today’s expected move.”

This helps you see if the market is calm, just starting to move, or already reaching typical daily highs or lows.

Tomorrow’s Volatility Forecast:

Using yesterday’s price moves, yesterday’s daily volatility, and average market volatility, it predicts how volatile the market might be tomorrow.

It colors the forecast to show if tomorrow is likely to be a normal day (green), a high volatility day (orange), or an extreme volatility day (red).

This gives you a heads-up if you should expect big moves or more calm trading the next day.

All Info in One Place:

Instead of cluttering your chart with many labels, all this info is neatly shown in a box on the top-right corner of your chart.

You get a quick snapshot of both today’s progress and tomorrow’s volatility forecast without distraction.

Why It Helps You
Manage your trades better: Knowing how much the market tends to move helps you place smarter stops and targets.

Prepare for volatility spikes: You’ll get a warning before big moves so you can adjust your trading style or risk.

Stay aware intraday: See if the market is already “done moving” for the day or if there’s still room for big swings.

23. Nov.

Versionshinweise

How to Trade the Daily Pivot Levels (the yellow/green/red/blue lines)

Yellow dashed = Pivot (PP) → The "magnet" of the day. Price loves to bounce or stall here.
Green line = R1 (Buy Objective) → First realistic upside target if we’re bullish.
Red line = S1 (Sell Objective) → First realistic downside target if we’re bearish.
Blue dotted = R2 / S2 (Extended) → Stretch targets, only go for these if momentum is crazy.

Actual Trading Rules (used by real floor traders & pros):
1. Opening Range Play (first 15–60 mins)

If price opens ABOVE Pivot → bias is bullish → look to buy dips toward Pivot or R1.
If price opens BELOW Pivot → bias is bearish → look to sell rallies toward Pivot or S1.

2. Bounce or Break Strategy (most common)

Price touches Pivot, R1, or S1 → wait for reversal candle (pinbar, engulfing, etc.) → enter in the direction of the bounce.

Example: Price drops to red S1 line → green hammer forms → buy → target Pivot or R1.
If price BREAKS and closes through a level with volume → go with the break.
Example: Price blasts through green R1 → now R1 becomes support → buy the pullback to R1 → next target = blue R2.

3. Target & Stop Rules (keep it brain-dead)

When buying at Pivot or S1 → Target = next level up (R1 or R2)
When selling at Pivot or R1 → Target = next level down (S1 or S2)
Stop loss = just below the level you’re trading (e.g., buy at S1 → stop a few ticks under S1).

4. Best setups of the day (post these in chat)

“Pivot bounce long → target R1”
“R1 rejection short → target Pivot”
“S1 hold long → target Pivot/R1”
“Break and retest of R1 → long to R2”

That’s literally it.

80% of the best intraday moves either bounce off these lines or break and retest them. Just watch price action at the yellow, green, red, and blue lines and take the clean setups.
Works on 1min, 5min, 15min, whatever you trade.
Levels auto-update every day — zero work needed.
Now go make some money. 🚀