Unrecovered Imbalanced Zone with PVRSA

This indicator highlights imbalanced PVSRA candles that have not been recovered.

Bullish Candles/Zones
200% Volume = Green
150% Volume = Blue

Bearish Candles/Zones
200% Volume = Red
150% Volume = Fuchsia

Imbalanced Zones with normal/below 150% Average 10ema volume can be displayed or hidden from view (Hidden by default)

Versionshinweise:

Big Fix, Update to Title of Script so it can be found when searching for PVSRA

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1. Introduced Functionality to Hide/Show All Imbalanced zones
2. Refactored the code to AlsoAllow Candle Bodies to be coloured if the indicator isn't on the top of the object tree.

Versionshinweise:

This version includes
1. The Ability to Mark the entire body of the candle with an imbalance.
2. Option to also include the wicks of the Imbalanced Candle when displaying the Imbalanced Zone.
3. Increased the opacity of the midline colour to be more visible
4. Fixed issue with repainting candles when overriding the volume profile with another Symbol.
5. Introduced more Granular Alerts for PVSRA Candles with Imbalances
6. Code Improvements for stability

Versionshinweise:

Updates include:

• Renamed settings to be more intuitive (Penetration Percentage to Invalidation Percentage)
  
• Improved Symbol Override Functionality to Automatically Override with the BINANCE Exchange Equivalent - This helps when switching between currencies
  
• Updated logic to display Imbalances on Previous Candle in real time.
  
• Fixed Bug surrounding all alerts. These are now working both in realtime and on candle closes.
  
• Introduced Flag to only show Confirmed Imbalances (i.e. on Candle Close)
  

Versionshinweise:

Update includes

• Introduced functionality to reduce the size of the Imbalanced zones if it is partially recovered. (Only displaying the unrecovered portion of the candle/imbalanced zone)
  

Versionshinweise:

Update to Name of Script

Versionshinweise:

Updates
1. Bug fix to the PVSRA calculation.

Credit to frozon, infernixx, Traders Reality and creengrack for ideas on how to put this indictor together