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clirings//@version=5 indicator("Range Marker ", overlay=true) // Функция для проверки времени на вхождение в диапазон с 23:50 до 10:00 (ночной клиринг) isNightTime = (hour >= 23 and minute >= 50) or (hour < 9) // Функция для проверки времени на вхождение в диапазон с 18:50 до 19:05 (вечерний клиринг) isEveningClearing = (hour == 18 and minute >= 50) or (hour == 19 and minute <= 5) // Функция для проверки времени на вхождение в диапазона с 14:00 до 14:05 (дневной клиринг) isDayClearing = (hour == 14 and minute <= 5) // Фоновый цвет для ночного времени (23:50–09:00) bgcolor(isNightTime ? color.new(color.blue, 80) : na, title="Night Session") // Фоновый цвет для вечернего клиринга (18:50–19:05) bgcolor(isEveningClearing ? color.new(color.red, 80) : na, title="Evening Clearing") // Фоновый цвет для дневного клиринга (14:00–14:05) bgcolor(isDayClearing ? color.new(color.orange, 80) : na, title="Day Clearing")
Pine Script® Indikator
von Enwake
FVG for Backtesting3-Candle Trend + FVG (15m) – v6 This indicator identifies three consecutive bullish or bearish candles on the 15-minute timeframe and highlights Fair Value Gaps (FVG) in the middle candle. It displays: Boxes marking the FVG zones Labels showing “FVG” Triangle signals for long (bullish) and short (bearish) setups Fully compatible with Pine Script v6, it serves as a visual tool for spotting trend setups and potential trading opportunities.
Pine Script® Indikator
von diegovaldes2011
STIME3H Time High/Low Triangles (Correct Time • Wick/Body • Timezone Control) This indicator plots 3-Hour (3H) High & Low levels using triangle markers, aligned to exact clock-based time blocks such as 00:00, 03:00, 06:00, 09:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, 21:00. It is designed for ICT / CRT / intraday traders who need precise session and time-cycle reference points without cluttering the chart. 🔹 Key Features ▲ High triangle & ▼ Low triangle for each 3-hour block ⏱ Correct time alignment using selectable timezones 🌍 Timezone dropdown UTC UTC-5 (Fixed) New York (DST auto) London (DST auto) Tokyo Custom timezone (IANA / Etc format) 🕒 Toggle individual times ON/OFF (00, 03, 06, 09, 12, 15, 18, 21) 📍 Triangles can touch candle wicks or bodies 🗂 Displays last 2 days by default (configurable) 🔠 Adjustable time text size (tiny → large) 🎨 Clean visuals, no background boxes, no repaint
Pine Script® Indikator
von hodjiakbar
MRG Session High/LowMRG Session High/Low - Indicator Description 📊 Overview This Pine Script indicator automatically displays key levels from Asian and London trading sessions on your TradingView chart. It plots the high and low points of each completed session, allowing you to quickly identify important support and resistance zones for your trades. 🎯 Key Features Detected Sessions (New York Timezone) Asian Session: 18:00 - 03:00 (6pm - 3am) London Session: 03:00 - 09:00 (3am - 9.30am) Plotted Levels Session High: The highest point reached during the session Session Low: The lowest point reached during the session Start Lines: Vertical dashed lines marking the beginning of each session (optional) ⚙️ Customizable Settings Display Options ✅ Show/hide Asian Session ✅ Show/hide London Session ✅ Show/hide session start lines Style Options 🎨 Asian Color: Orange by default 🎨 London Color: Blue by default 🎨 Start lines color: Red by default 📏 Line thickness: Adjustable from 1 to 5 🔍 How It Works Automatic Detection: The indicator automatically detects when a new session begins Level Calculation: During each session, it continuously records highs and lows Line Plotting: At the end of each session, it draws two horizontal lines: One line at the session high level One line at the session low level Extension: Lines extend to the right for easy future identification 📈 Strategic Usage For Breakout Trading Trade breakouts of Asian and London session highs/lows Breakouts from these levels often signal the beginning of significant moves For Support and Resistance Use these levels as key support and resistance zones Prices often come back to test these levels during the New York session For Multi-Timeframe Analysis Identify consolidation during Asian/London sessions Anticipate volatility at New York open 💡 Advantages ✨ Clear and automatic visualization of session levels ⏱️ Time-saving: no need to manually draw levels 🎯 Precise levels based on actual highs/lows of each session 🔄 Automatically updates daily 📱 Compatible with all timeframes (recommended: M5, M15, H1) 🎓 Ideal For Forex traders (especially XAUUSD, EUR/USD, GBP/USD) Scalpers and day traders Session breakout strategies Trading around New York open Liquidity zone analysis 📌 Important Note The indicator uses New York timezone (America/New_York) to ensure session time accuracy, regardless of your local timezone.
Pine Script® Indikator
von MRG_Trade
ORB (x2) by jaXn# ORB (x2) Professional Suite ## 🚀 Unleash the Power of Precision Range Trading **ORB (x2)** isn't just another breakout indicator—it is a complete **Opening Range Breakout workspace** designed for professional traders who demand flexibility, precision, and chart cleanliness. Whether you are trading Indices, Forex, or Commodities, the Opening Range is often the most critical level of the day. This suite allows you to master these levels by tracking **two independent ranges** simultaneously, giving you a distinctive edge. ## 🔥 Why choose ORB (x2)? Most indicators force you to choose one specific time. **ORB (x2)** breaks these limits. ### 🌎 1. Multi-Session Mastery (London & New York) Trade the world's biggest liquidity pools. Set **ORB 1** for the **London Open** (e.g., 03:00–03:05 EST) and **ORB 2** for the **New York Open** (09:30–09:35 EST). Watch how price reacts to London levels later in the New York session. ### ⏱️ 2. Multi-Strategy Stacking (The "Fractal" Approach) This is a game-changer for intraday setups. Instead of two different times, track **two different durations** for the *same* open. * **Setup:** Configure **ORB 1** as the classic **5-minute range** (09:30–09:35). * **Setup:** Configure **ORB 2** as the statistically significant **15-minute or 30-minute range** (09:30–10:00). * **Result:** You now see immediate scalping levels *and* major trend reversals levels on the same chart, automatically. ### 🎯 3. "Plot Until" Tech: Keep Your Chart Clean Sick of lines extending infinitely into the void? Our exclusive **"Plot Until"** feature separates the signal from the noise. You define exactly when the trade idea invalidates. * *Example:* Plot the 09:30 levels only until 12:00 (Lunch). * The script intelligently cuts the lines off at your exact minute, ensuring your chart is ready for the afternoon session without morning clutter. ### ⚡ Precision Engine We use a dedicated "Precision Timeframe" input. Even if you are viewing a 1-hour or 4-hour chart to see the big picture, ORB (x2) can fetch data from the **1-minute** timeframe to calculate the *exact* high and low of the opening range. No more "repainting" or guessing where the wick was. ## 🛠 Feature Breakdown * **Dual Independent Engines:** Fully separate Color, Style, Time, and Cutoff settings for both ORB 1 and ORB 2. * **Absolute Time Cutoff:** Lines obey day boundaries perfectly. A cutoff at 16:00 means 16:00, not "whenever the next bar closes". * **Style Control:** Visually distinguish between your "Scalp" ORB (e.g., Dotted Lines) and your "Trend" ORB (e.g., Solid Thick Lines). * **Performance Mode:** Adjustable "Lookback Days" limits history to keep your chart lightning fast. ## 💡 Configuration Examples **The "Double Barrel" (Standard Stock + Futures)** * *ORB 1:* `0930-0935` (5 min) - The immediate reaction. * *ORB 2:* `0930-1000` (30 min) - The institutional trend setter. **The "Transatlantic" (Forex/Indices)** * *ORB 1:* `0800-0805` (London Open) - European liquidity. * *ORB 2:* `1330-1335` (NY Open) - US liquidity injection. ## ⚠️ Disclaimer Trading involves substantial risk. This tool helps visualize critical price levels but does not guarantee profits. Always combine with proper risk management and your own analysis.
Pine Script® Indikator
von jacksenn
SUMA VuManChu Cipher B Revised to V6// This indicator is an updated version of the original WuManChu Cipher B indicator, I updated it to v6 and fixed a few things that were no longer supported in v6 from the original v3 or v4. // I also made the RSI and Stoch to fully comedown to the bottom of the display panel to reflect what the rest of the parameters are doing, I adjusted the money flow to be more sensitive. // I tried to leave the logic as it was original intended to be used, // I renamed and put everything together, it was a bit challenging but Cipher B is such a great indicator that I think it deserved the update and the time I put into it.
Pine Script® Indikator
von Tulip-Bullrun
MTF Confluence Reporter - Trend & Momentum AlignmentThis indicator is a multi-timeframe confluence dashboard designed to answer one question clearly: “Across my key timeframes, is the market leaning Bullish, Bearish, or Mixed—and how strong is that lean?” It combines two separate “votes” per timeframe: 4MA Direction (trend alignment / slope bias) StochRSI State (momentum bias) Those votes are then blended into a single Confluence result, shown as a clean readout with a 0–100 Strength score, plus hysteresis to reduce flicker near the decision boundary. What you see in the table 1) 4MA This is the trend component. It summarizes whether the selected timeframes are generally Bull or Bear based on the moving-average direction logic (your 4MA engine). 2) Stoch This is the momentum component. It summarizes whether StochRSI across the selected timeframes is leaning Bull or Bear. 3) Qualified (YES/NO) A safety gate. “Qualified = YES” means the internal conditions required for a valid confluence read are met (i.e., enough alignment/consistency to treat the output as actionable). If it’s NO, treat the market as mixed / transitional and tighten risk. 4) Strength (0–100) Your blended score (trend + momentum). Higher = stronger agreement across timeframes. A simple way to interpret it: 80–100: Strong alignment (clean regime) 60–79: Moderate alignment (tradable, but expect chop) 50–59: Weak / transitioning (be cautious) < 50: Bearish side of the regime logic (or mixed turning down) 5) Strength Bar A visual “battery meter” for the Strength score. This is meant to be read at a glance during fast decision-making. 6) Confluence (BULL/BEAR) The actual regime output. This is the “final answer” based on the Strength score and hysteresis rules. 7) Hysteresis (Enter / Exit thresholds) This is the anti-flicker system. Example shown on the chart: Enter > 60 Exit < 50 Meaning: The script only “flips ON” a Bull regime when strength becomes convincingly Bullish (above 60). It won’t “flip OFF” until strength meaningfully weakens (below 50). This reduces rapid flipping during 50/50 conditions. How to use it (practical workflow) Step 1 — Use Confluence as your “market mode” BULL: Favor longs, trend-following entries, buying pullbacks. BEAR: Favor defense, shorts/hedges (if you trade them), or wait for reset. Qualified = NO: Reduce size, tighten stops, or wait—conditions are not clean. Step 2 — Use Strength to time aggressiveness Strength rising: Momentum is joining trend → entries tend to have better follow-through. Strength falling: Alignment is fading → take profit quicker or tighten risk. Step 3 — Use hysteresis as your “noise filter” If you’re a swing trader, hysteresis is your friend: Don’t overreact to a single bar change. Let the regime confirm and stay confirmed. Best use-cases Swing trading / position bias (daily/weekly context) Hedge decisions (when alignment flips and stays flipped) Filtering entries from other tools (only take signals that match the regime) Settings notes: This script is designed to be flexible: You can choose which timeframes matter most to you (commonly 1H / 4H / 1D / 1W / 1M). If your version includes weighting, you can tune weights to match your trading style (short-term vs swing). Thresholds (Enter/Exit) can be tightened for faster flips or widened for smoother regimes. Important notes / disclaimer (TradingView-safe) This tool is an informational confluence dashboard, not financial advice. No indicator can predict the future. Always confirm with market structure, risk management, and your own plan. Past behavior on a chart does not guarantee future results. How I Use This Indicator (Example Workflow) I use this tool primarily as a market-bias and risk-filter, not as a standalone entry signal. Establish the regime first I start by checking the Confluence row: BULL: I focus on long-side ideas and bullish continuation setups. BEAR: I become defensive, avoid counter-trend trades, or look for short/hedge opportunities where applicable. Qualified = NO: I treat the market as transitional and reduce risk. Use Strength to adjust aggressiveness When Strength is elevated and rising, I am more comfortable holding positions and allowing trades more room to develop. When Strength is declining, I tighten stops, reduce position size, or manage trades more actively. Let hysteresis do the work I do not react to every minor fluctuation near the midpoint. The built-in hysteresis thresholds help me stay aligned with the prevailing regime instead of over-trading during indecision. Entries come from other tools Actual entries are taken using price structure, support/resistance, or other indicators. This dashboard simply tells me whether the broader environment supports that idea or not. In short, I treat this indicator as a context and confirmation layer—it helps answer when to be aggressive, cautious, or patient.
Pine Script® Indikator
von Dinjin
Capital Rotational Event (CRE)What is a Capital Rotational Event (CRE)? A Capital Rotational Event is when money shifts from one asset to another — e.g., rotation from stocks into bonds, from tech into commodities, or from one sector into another. In technical terms it typically shows: ✔ Divergence between two asset price series ✔ Relative strength switching direction ✔ Volume/flow confirming rotation ✔ Often precedes trend acceleration in the “receiver” asset
Pine Script® Indikator
von uzair2join
Multi TF Volume ATRThis indicator measures volatility using ATR applied to volume across multiple timeframes. It helps identify when real momentum enters the market by showing volume spikes on 1h, 4h, 12h, and Daily charts. When several timeframes spike at the same time, it often signals strong moves, breakouts, or major shifts in volatility. The script calculates Volume ATR for 1h, 4h, 12h, and 1D. Each timeframe generates its own spike condition. The indicator then checks for alignment between timeframes. The 1h histogram changes color based on the strength of the signal. Red means multi timeframe alignment. This is the strongest signal and shows that several timeframes are spiking together. Yellow means a 1h spike only. This is an early warning of local volatility. Blue means no spike. The indicator also plots higher timeframe ATR lines for context. These include 4h ATR, 12h ATR, and 1D ATR. When these lines rise together, volatility is building. Spike markers appear at the top of the pane when higher timeframes trigger. You can choose how strict the alignment should be. Options include all three timeframes (1h, 4h, 12h), at least two timeframes, or including the daily timeframe for even stronger confirmation. The script includes alert conditions for 1h spikes, multi timeframe alignment spikes, and daily spikes. These alerts help you stay ahead of volatility without watching charts constantly. This indicator is useful for many trading styles. Breakout traders use red bars to confirm momentum. Mean reversion traders use daily spikes to confirm volatility conditions. Trend traders watch rising 4h and 12h ATR lines. Scalpers use yellow bars as early warnings. Volume ATR shows how quickly volume is expanding. When several timeframes spike together, it often signals institutional activity, liquidity events, volatility shifts, breakouts, or reversals. This provides information that price alone cannot show.
Pine Script® Indikator
von Blaiise
LEVENT: Lifetime Estimation via Efficiency-Regime EventLEVENT — Lifetime Estimation via Efficiency-Regime Event Transitions LEVENT is a research-grade indicator that estimates the remaining structural lifetime of the current market regime. Unlike trend, volatility, or momentum tools, LEVENT does not measure price movement — it measures how long the current market structure is likely to survive before breaking. This script implements the LEVENT model published on Zenodo (Bülent Duman, 2026) and is built on top of the open-source DERYA (Dynamic Efficiency Regime Yield Analyzer) microstructural efficiency framework. What LEVENT measures LEVENT outputs a single continuous variable L that represents the remaining survival capacity of the active efficiency regime. High L → the current regime has strong structural endurance Falling L → the regime is consuming its capacity L → 0 → regime exhaustion and elevated probability of transition This makes LEVENT a forward-looking structural time variable, not a price indicator. What is inside this script This implementation contains the following components: 1. DERYA (open-source microstructure efficiency) DERYA is computed from OHLC data as: Net close-to-close movement divided by total intrabar range It is smoothed with an EMA and normalized over a rolling window to produce a bounded efficiency state (0–100). This is an open-source indicator and is explicitly credited in the LEVENT paper. 2. Transition Strength (S) S measures how unstable the regime is by combining: the slope of DERYA the acceleration of DERYA This is not RSI, MACD, or ATR — it is a state-transition intensity metric. 3. Regime Engine Markets are classified into four structural regimes: Expansion Exhaustion Collapse Base / Recovery A debounce + persistence filter is used to avoid noise-based flickering. 4. Structural Lifetime (LEVENT L) Each regime is assigned a capacity (Λ) and a fragility (α). LEVENT then evolves as a jump-and-countdown survival process: On regime change → L resets to full capacity Inside a regime → L decays deterministically High instability → faster decay This is not a moving average, oscillator, or probability estimate — it is a structural survival clock. How to use LEVENT LEVENT is designed to be used as a regime-health overlay, not a buy/sell trigger. Typical uses: Detect late-stage trends when L is low Avoid initiating positions when the regime is near collapse Compare structural stability across assets Combine with price, trend, or volume systems Do not use LEVENT alone as a trading signal. LEVENT tells you “how long the structure may last”, not “where price will go.” Visuals Background colors show the current regime The LEVENT line shows remaining structural lifetime A table displays the active regime and current L value Important notes LEVENT is not RSI, MACD, ATR, or trend LEVENT does not predict price direction LEVENT does not issue entry/exit signals LEVENT is a research-grade structural model The DERYA component used here is an open-source microstructural efficiency estimator and is credited accordingly. Risk and disclaimer This script is provided for research and analytical purposes only. It is not financial advice and must not be used as a standalone trading system. Markets are uncertain. All trading decisions and risks remain entirely the responsibility of the user. LEVENT: Lifetime Estimation via Efficiency-regime Event Transitions Introducing a Regime-Dependent Structural Lifetime Estimator for Financial Markets Using OHLC Data Author: DUMAN,Bülent Affiliation: Independent Researcher zenodo.org
Pine Script® Indikator
von blntduman
Long + Short + Signal//@version=6 indicator("Long + Short + Signal", overlay=true) Buy = input.bool(false, "Buy ") Sell = input.bool(false, "Sell ") // ================= INPUTS ================= // ---- LONG ---- periodK_Long = 50 smoothK_Long = 3 periodD_Long = 3 // ---- SHORT ---- periodK_Short = 14 smoothK_Short = 3 periodD_Short = 3 // ================= FUNCTIONS ================= f_stoch_long(tf) => k = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, tf, ta.sma(ta.stoch(close, high, low, periodK_Long), smoothK_Long)) d = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, tf, ta.sma(k, periodD_Long)) k > 50 and d > 50 ? color.green : k < 40 and d < 40 ? color.red : color.gray f_stoch_short(tf) => k = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, tf, ta.sma(ta.stoch(close, high, low, periodK_Short), smoothK_Short)) d = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, tf, ta.sma(k, periodD_Short)) k > 60 and d > 60 ? color.green : k < 40 and d < 40 ? color.red : color.gray // ================= TABLE ================= // 2 rows × 8 columns var table t = table.new(position.top_right, 8, 2, border_width=3) if barstate.islast // ===== HEADINGS (BIGGER) ===== table.cell( t, 0, 0, "Short", bgcolor=color.black, text_color=color.white, text_size=size.large, text_halign=text.align_center ) table.cell( t, 0, 1, "Long", bgcolor=color.black, text_color=color.white, text_size=size.large, text_halign=text.align_center ) // ===== LONG ROW ===== table.cell(t, 1, 0, "1m", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("1"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 2, 0, "5m", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("5"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 3, 0, "15m", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("15"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 4, 0, "60m", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("60"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 5, 0, "D", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("D"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 6, 0, "W", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("W"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 7, 0, "M", bgcolor=f_stoch_short("M"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) // ===== SHORT ROW ===== table.cell(t, 1, 1, "1m", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("1"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 2, 1, "5m", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("5"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 3, 1, "15m", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("15"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 4, 1, "60m", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("60"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 5, 1, "D", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("D"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 6, 1, "W", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("W"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) table.cell(t, 7, 1, "M", bgcolor=f_stoch_long("M"), text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) lengthK = 14 lengthD = 3 lengthEMA = 3 emaEma(source, length) => ta.ema(ta.ema(source, length), length) highestHigh = ta.highest(lengthK) lowestLow = ta.lowest(lengthK) highestLowestRange = highestHigh - lowestLow relativeRange = close - (highestHigh + lowestLow) / 2 smi = 200 * (emaEma(relativeRange, lengthD) / emaEma(highestLowestRange, lengthD)) // ===== BUY / SELL CONDITIONS ===== buyEntry = ta.crossover(smi, 50) buyExit = ta.crossunder(smi, 50) sellEntry = ta.crossunder(smi, -40) sellExit = ta.crossover(smi, -40) // ===== PLOTS ===== plotshape( Buy and buyEntry, title="BUY", style=shape.triangleup,location=location.belowbar, color=color.green,size=size.small, text="BUY") plotshape( Buy and buyExit, title="EXIT BUY", style=shape.triangledown, location=location.abovebar, color=color.lime,size=size.tiny, text="EXIT") plotshape( Sell and sellEntry,title="SELL", style=shape.triangledown, location=location.abovebar, color=color.red, size=size.small, text="SELL") plotshape( Sell and sellExit, title="EXIT SELL", style=shape.triangleup, location=location.belowbar, color=color.orange, size=size.tiny, text="EXIT") shortest = ta.ema(close, 9) shortEMA = ta.ema(close, 21) longer = ta.ema(close, 50) longest = ta.ema(close, 200) plot(shortest, color=color.red, title="EMA 9") plot(shortEMA, color=color.orange, title="EMA 21") plot(longer, color=color.aqua, title="EMA 50") plot(longest, color=color.blue, title="EMA 200")
Pine Script® Indikator
von GunjanShah