The Machine – Session Map PRO (final)The Machine – Session Map
Overview
The Machine – Session Map is a session-based analytical indicator that divides the trading day into the three main global sessions — Asia, London, and New York — and maps their price behavior using structured logic. It’s designed for traders who study intraday cycles, session liquidity behavior, and inter-session relationships.
Core Logic
The indicator identifies the start and end times of each major trading session based on user-defined session times. For every session, it:
Captures session range by recording the high, low, and close between session start and end.
Stores previous session data and projects key levels (previous session high, low, and midpoint) into the next day as reference support/resistance zones.
Computes pip range and volatility metrics per session to measure strength and expansion.
Determines directional bias by comparing the session’s close relative to its open and prior session range (expansion above or below prior structure defines bias).
Detects accumulation and distribution zones using session overlap logic and range compression/expansion criteria.
Labels session structures with automatic annotations such as “Expansion,” “Retracement,” or “Reversal” when volatility or bias conditions are met.
Visual Elements
Session Boxes: Colored regions that visually segment the chart into the three sessions.
High/Low Lines: Dynamic lines showing real-time session highs and lows as price develops.
Previous Session Levels: Optional projection of previous highs/lows/midpoints as structural zones.
Bias Labels: Text markers summarizing session direction and volatility conditions.
Dashboard Panel: Displays current session time, range in pips, and directional bias summary.
Use Case
This tool is useful for identifying intraday structure shifts, comparing session volatility, and observing how price behaves relative to prior session levels. It can support strategies involving session-based liquidity cycles, accumulation/manipulation/distribution behavior, or time-based confluence.
Disclaimer
This indicator is designed for technical and educational analysis. It does not generate buy/sell signals or provide financial advice.
Multitimeframe
Trappp's Advanced Multi-Timeframe Trading ToolkitTrappp's Advanced Multi-Timeframe Trading Toolkit
This comprehensive trading script by Trappp provides a complete market analysis framework with multiple timeframe support and resistance levels. The indicator features:
Key Levels:
· Monthly (light blue dashed) and Weekly (gold dashed) levels for long-term context
· Previous day high/low (yellow) with range display
· Pivot-based support/resistance (pink dashed)
· Premarket levels (blue) for pre-market activity
Intraday Levels:
· 1-minute opening candle (red)
· 5-minute (white), 15-minute (green), and 30-minute (purple) session levels
· All intraday levels extend right throughout the trading day
Technical Features:
· EMA 50/200 cross detection with alert labels
· Candlestick pattern recognition near key levels
· Smart proximity detection using ATR
· Automatic daily/weekly/monthly updates
Trappp's script is designed for traders who need immediate visual reference of critical price levels across multiple timeframes, helping identify potential breakouts, reversals, and pattern-based setups with clear, color-coded visuals for quick decision-making.
Troop ToolkitGENERAL OVERVIEW:
The Troop Toolkit indicator by Flux Charts is an all-in-one toolkit to identify Multi-Timeframe First Fair Value Gaps, Multi-Timeframe Inversion First Fair Value Gap, Fair Value Gaps, Buyside & Sellside Liquidity Levels, SMT Divergences, EQ Ranges, Efficient Candle Ranges, and Volume Imbalances. This indicator was developed by Flux Charts, utilizing concepts taught and traded by Andrew Macre.
ATTRIBUTION NOTICE:
This indicator incorporates concepts and source code from the indicator “Efficient Candle Range (ECR)” authored by @Joeyheick on TradingView. We have received full written permission from the original author to use and commercialize this code within this invite-only script.
Original script: Efficient Candle Range (ECR):
TROOP TOOLKIT FEATURES:
The Troop Toolkit indicator includes 8 main features:
Multi-Timeframe First Fair Value Gaps (FFVG)
Multi-Timeframe Inverse First Fair Value Gaps (IFFVGs)
Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
Buyside & Sellside Liquidity Levels
SMT Divergences
EQ Ranges (EQR)
Efficient Candle Ranges (ECR)
Volume Imbalances (VI)
Multi-Timeframe First Fair Value Gaps (FFVG):
The first feature of this indicator is Multi-Timeframe First Fair Value Gaps (FFVG). These are the first Fair Value Gaps (FVG) that form after a swing high or low is created.
🔹What is a Fair Value Gap?:
To properly understand First Fair Value Gaps (FFVGs), you must understand what a Fair Value Gap (FVG) is. A FVG is an area where the market’s perception of fair value suddenly changes. On your chart, it appears as a three-candle pattern: a large candle in the middle, with smaller candles on each side that don’t fully overlap it. A bullish FVG forms when a bullish candle is between two smaller bullish/bearish candles, where the first and third candles’ wicks don’t overlap each other at all. A bearish FVG forms when a bearish candle is between two smaller bullish/bearish candles, where the first and third candles’ wicks don’t overlap each other at all.
Examples of Bullish & Bearish FVGs:
🔹Why are Fair Value Gaps important?:
Fair Value Gaps show where price moved so quickly that one side of the market never got a chance to trade. They represent sudden shifts in what traders believe something is worth, where “fair value” changed. When a large candle drives straight through an area without overlap from the candles before and after it, it means buyers or sellers were so aggressive that the market skipped that price zone entirely.
These gaps matter because they mark the moment when confidence in price changes. If price rallies and never pulls back, it signals that traders accept the new higher prices as fair and are willing to keep buying there. The same logic applies in reverse for bearish gaps. They tell you where the market re-priced aggressively and where value was last accepted.
🔹What is a First Fair Value Gap?:
A First Fair Value Gap is the very first fair value gap that forms immediately after a new swing high or swing low. It marks the first sign of imbalance following a key turning point in price.
When a major swing low forms, the first bullish FVG that appears afterward shows where buyers first stepped in with enough strength to shift momentum upward. When a swing high forms, the first bearish FVG that appears afterward shows where sellers first regained control.
Because it’s tied directly to a confirmed swing point, an FFVG carries more weight than a regular FVG that forms randomly in the middle of a large move. It identifies where a new phase of price delivery begins, which is the first sign that the market is repricing after completing a prior leg.
🔹How are First Fair Value Gaps Detected?:
The indicator identifies First Fair Value Gaps (FFVGs) by starting with a swing high or swing low, which is detected using the 5-minute timeframe.
A swing high is formed when a candle’s high is higher than the two candles before and after it.
A swing low is formed when a candle’s low is lower than the two candles before and after it.
Each time a new swing high or low is confirmed, the indicator marks that area as a “pivot.” From that moment, the script begins looking for the first valid Fair Value Gap that forms after that swing.
To identify a First Fair Value Gap (FFVG), you should first identify a swing high and swing low. These are the most recent highest and lowest areas price reached. A bullish FFVG is the first bullish FVG that forms after a swing low. A bearish FFVG is the first bearish FVG that forms after a swing high.
This indicator automatically detects bullish and bearish FFVGs across the 1-minute, 2-minute, 3-minute, 4-minute, and 5-minute timeframes simultaneously. You will only be able to view FFVGs from timeframes that are equal to or less than your chart’s timeframe. For example, if you are using a 3-minute chart, you’ll only be able to view 1-minute, 2-minute, and 3-minute FFVGs, but not 4-minute or 5-minute FFVGs.
In the indicator settings, under the “FFVGs” section, you can toggle on/off which timeframes are used for FFVG detections. The following settings correspond to the following timeframes:
1 → 1-minute timeframe
2 → 2-minute timeframe
3 → 3-minute timeframe
4 → 4-minute timeframe
5 → 5-minute timeframe
In this screenshot, the chart timeframe is set to the 5-minute, and all the FFVG timeframes are enabled in the settings. Thus, 1-minute, 2-minute, 3-minute, 4-minute, and 5-minute FFVGs will be displayed on the chart.
The ‘Sweep Proximity’ setting determines how soon after a swing high/low the indicator will show the First Fair Value Gap. After a high/low forms, the indicator looks for the very first gap that forms and shows it, but only if it appears within the number of bars you choose. This distance is measured using your current chart timeframe. For example, on a 1-minute chart, a value of 6 means the FFVG must form within 6 bars (6 minutes) after the high/low is detected. Smaller values show only the most immediate FFVGs after a high/low forms. Larger values allow FFVGs to be detected farther away from the high/low, which may display more zones but can increase chart clutter. The default value is 6.
Users can also customize how FFVG zones appear. The settings let you change the color and transparency of bullish and bearish FFVGs, turn the midline on or off, and enable or disable FFVG labels. When labels are enabled, they show the timeframe the FFVG came from, making it easy to identify whether it was detected on the 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m, or 5m chart.
Multi-Timeframe Inversion First Fair Value Gaps (IFFVG):
The second feature of this indicator is Multi-Timeframe Inversion First Fair Value Gaps (IFFVG). These form when a FFVG is invalidated by a candle close on the 5-minute timeframe.
Bullish IFFVG: A bullish IFFVG forms when a 5-minute candle closes above a bearish FFVG, invalidating it.
Bearish IFFVG: A bearish IFFVG forms when a 5-minute candle closes below a bearish FFVG, invalidating it.
The IFFVGs will be displayed from all the timeframes that are enabled for FFVGs. For example, if only the 1-minute, 2-minute, and 3-minute FFVGs are enabled, then only IFFVGs from the 1-minute, 2-minute, and 3-minute timeframes will be displayed.
Users can also customize how IFFVG zones appear. The settings allow you to change the color and transparency of bullish and bearish IFFVGs, adjust the color of IFFVG borders, the thickness of the borders, turn the midline on or off, and enable or disable IFFVG labels. When labels are enabled, they show the timeframe the IFFVG came from, making it easy to identify whether it was detected on the 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m, or 5m chart.
Fair Value Gaps (FVG):
The indicator automatically detects regular bullish and bearish Fair Value Gaps (FVG). However, the indicator only plots FVGs that are NOT First Fair Value Gaps. This prevents FVGs and FFVGs from overlapping each other. There is no style customization for Fair Value Gaps. Users can only toggle them on or off through the indicator settings.
Liquidity Levels:
The indicator automatically plots Buyside & Sellside liquidity levels using user-specific session highs/lows and swing highs/lows.
Sessions used and their time periods (in EST):
Asia Session (20:00 - 00:00)
London Session (02:00 - 05:00)
NY AM Session (09:30 - 11:00)
NY PM Session (14:00 - 16:00)
All highs/lows that have not been ‘swept’, meaning price never crosses above (for highs) or below (for lows), will remain plotted on the chart. After a level is swept, it will become gray.
Swing Highs/Lows are plotted using the color selected from the ‘Colors’ setting under the ‘Liquidity Levels’ section. These levels are plotted with the following labels “ SSL” for lows and “ BSL” for highs. For example, “5M SSL” would be a 5-minute low.
The Asia Session Highs/Lows are plotted yellow with the following labels “Asia Low” & “Asia High”
The London Session Highs/Lows are plotted green with the following labels “London Low” & “London High”
The NY AM Session Highs/Lows are plotted orange with the following labels “NY AM Low” & “NY AM High”
The NY PM Session Highs/Lows are plotted blue with the following labels “NY PM Low” & “NY PM High”
Users can toggle these levels on/off, toggle session highs/lows on/off, toggle text labels on/off, and customize the colors used for swing highs/lows.
SMT Divergence:
This indicator automatically highlights SMT Divergences that occur between the current selected chart ticker and a second user-selected ticker.
A SMT Divergence forms when the prices of the currently selected chart ticker and the user-selected ticker don’t follow each other. For example, if the current chart’s ticker symbol is SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ and the user-selected ticker is $ES. If SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ does not sweep the low of the NY AM Session, but NYSE:ES sweeps that same exact session’s low during the same candle, then a SMT Divergence is detected.
In the images below, SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ and NYSE:ES form a low at 10:45 AM on August 27th. At 11:30 AM, the 10:45 AM low is taken out on $NQ. However, on NYSE:ES , price failed to take out this exact low at 11:30 AM. Thus, an SMT Divergence is detected, and a bubble is plotted on the SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ chart.
NYSE:ES Chart:
SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ Chart:
When hovering over the SMT Divergence bubble, a textbox will appear which includes more information about the current SMT Divergence. These text boxes can include one of the following messages:
$TICKER failed high/low
$TICKER took high/low
$TICKER failed high/low
$TICKER took high/low
“$TICKER failed high/low” and “$TICKER failed high/low”: This textbox message occurs when the chart’s symbol creates a new high/low after a high/low formed, but the user-selected ticker fails to create a new higher high or lower low (similar to the SEED_ALEXDRAYM_SHORTINTEREST2:NQ and NYSE:ES example images above).
“$TICKER took high/low” and “$TICKER took high/low”: This textbox image occurs when the user-selected ticker creates a new higher high / lower low after a high/low formed, but the chart’s ticker fails to create a new higher high or lower low.
The indicator uses the levels described above in the ‘Liquidity Levels’ section to detect SMT Divergences. This includes all the session highs/lows and swing highs/lows.
Users can toggle on/off SMT Divergences through the settings. They can also change the ticker used for detections. Since SMT Divergences occur by comparing two tickers, the inputted ticker within the settings will always be compared to the current selected ticker on your chart.
Users can also adjust the colors used for SMT Divergence bubbles at highs and lows. By default, green bubbles appear when an SMT Divergence occurs from a low, and red bubbles appear when an SMT Divergence occurs from a high.
EQ Range:
The EQ Range shows you where price is finding fair value during the New York session. It does this by comparing two VWAP levels: one influenced by global trading and one driven by New York session volume. When both are available, it plots a live zone between them.
This zone updates every bar and extends to the right, so you can see where price may consolidate, stall, or snap back toward during the New York session. The EQ Range only appears during the New York session.
Within the indicator settings, users can toggle the EQ Range zone on/off.
Efficient Candle Range:
Efficient Candle Ranges (ECR) mark areas where the market is moving smoothly without one side (buyers or sellers) moving price aggressively. An “efficient candle” is simply a candle where the body is small compared to the whole candle and the wicks are fairly similar in size. That means buyers and sellers both participated, and price wasn’t pushed too far in either direction.
When one of these candles forms, the indicator creates a zone using its high and low. If more efficient candles appear in a row, the zone can widen to include any new highs or lows they create. The box continues to extend forward as long as price stays inside it.
If price closes outside the top or bottom of the box, the zone is no longer active and visually fades out. While active, it shows where the market is moving in a controlled way, which typically leads to pauses, retests, or a strong move once price breaks out of the range.
Within the indicator settings, users can customize the active ECR zone color, inactive ECR zone colors, and the text color for ECR labels. ECRs can be toggled on/off as well.
Volume Imbalance:
A Volume Imbalance forms when one candle does not properly overlap the trading range of the previous candle. For example, if a bullish candle opens above the previous candle’s close and price did not trade back down into that gap, there was no two-way trade in that price region. That means sellers never had a chance to transact there. The same applies in reverse for bearish moves. When that happens, there is a “missing volume” zone between the two candles because one side of the auction was skipped.
When the indicator detects that kind of gap, where the open and close relationship between two candles leaves untraded space, it marks that area with a box labeled “VI.” A bullish volume imbalance means buyers pushed through a level without sellers trading back into it. A bearish volume imbalance means sellers drove price lower without buyers filling in behind them.
Once price has fully filled the gap, meaning it traded back between the area that was skipped, the gap is deemed as inactive and removed from the chart.
In the settings, users can toggle on/off Volume Imbalances and also adjust the colors for Bullish VIs and Bearish VIs.
Important Notes:
TradingView has limitations when running features on multiple timeframes, such as FFVGs and IFFVGs, which can result in the following restriction:
Computation Error:
The computation of using MTF features is very intensive on TradingView. This can sometimes cause calculation timeouts. When this occurs, simply force the recalculation by modifying one indicator’s settings or by removing the indicator and adding it to your chart again.
UNIQUENESS:
The Troop Toolkit indicator solves a major workflow problem that has never been automated before on TradingView. The most important piece: automatic detection of First Fair Value Gaps (FFVGs) and their proper conversion into Inversion First Fair Value Gaps (IFFVGs). These two concepts require strict rules, swing validation, multi-timeframe comparison, and invalidation logic that traders can currently only do manually. There is no other indicator on TradingView that handles FFVG + IFFVG logic correctly across multiple intraday timeframes at once. Before this tool was created, traders had to manually scan five different timeframes every day and track every first fair value gap that formed after a significant high/low was formed. This took hours each week and was prone to inconsistencies. Troop Toolkit automates the entire process with clear validation rules, making this the first indicator to fully operationalize FFVG + IFFVG workflow.
Higher Timeframe Box & Divider - All Candles [GoldnHunt]The Higher Timeframe Box & Divider – All Candles indicator visually maps higher timeframe candles onto lower timeframe charts.
It highlights the open and close range of each higher timeframe candle as a box, along with a vertical divider marking the start of each new period.
This helps traders clearly see higher timeframe structure and momentum flow without switching charts.
Features:
Draws a box showing only the body (open to close) of each higher timeframe candle.
Uses candle color to represent bullish and bearish momentum.
Adds a divider line for each new higher timeframe candle.
Works across all symbols and timeframes.
Lightweight and optimized for performance.
Use case:
Perfect for traders using multi-timeframe (MTF) analysis who want to visualize higher timeframe candle progression while observing lower timeframe price action.
Momentum Pro [FluxQuant]Momentum Pro — Adaptive Momentum & Regime Filter
Overview
Momentum Pro is a next-generation oscillator that combines rate-of-change (ROC), relative-strength (RSI), and stochastic-momentum frameworks into a unified adaptive model. It dynamically filters momentum through volatility, directional-movement, and trend-strength conditions to highlight only qualified signals in changing market regimes.
🔹 Key Features
Selectable Core Algorithm: Choose between ROC, RSI, or Stochastic momentum engines
Adaptive Signal System: Cross-based entries gated by volatility and trend filters
Quality Filters: Volatility, momentum intensity, and directional bias validation
Overbought / Oversold Zones: Automatic detection with background visualization
Multi-Timeframe Sync: Confirm intraday signals with higher-timeframe momentum
Divergence Scanner: Pivot-based detection of regular bullish / bearish divergences
Smart Dashboard: Real-time summary of market state, momentum strength, and filter status
Dynamic Visual Themes: Gradient, Premium, and Glassmorphism histogram modes
🧠 How It Works
Momentum Pro calculates normalized momentum using your selected algorithm and applies layered filters to ensure that only statistically significant moves are emphasized.
The volatility filter measures current vs. average ATR to confirm expansion.
The trend filter assesses DI +/ DI – differentials for directional bias.
The momentum gate suppresses signals during consolidation or low-range conditions.
Optional higher-timeframe data aligns local momentum with broader bias for cleaner entries.
When these filters agree, momentum crossovers or divergences are visually highlighted as potential study points — not trade instructions.
📈 Interpreting the Dashboard
Field Meaning
Market State Identifies current regime (Bullish, Bearish, Overbought, Oversold, Ranging)
Momentum Current oscillator value (0–100 normalized scale)
Change Recent acceleration / deceleration in momentum
Filter Whether volatility and trend criteria are satisfied
Signal Active cross or directional alignment
Trend / Vol / Intensity Strength metrics (Elite mode)
HTF Sync Confirms alignment with higher-timeframe momentum bias
Use the dashboard as a contextual overlay — not as a mechanical signal generator.
🧩 Configuration Guide
Algorithm: Select ROC for reactive speed, RSI for balanced smoothness, or Stochastic for cyclical range focus.
Signal Line: Enable to visualize crossovers. “Glow” style enhances contrast for clarity.
Filters: Keep “Enable Filter” active to limit noise. Adjust Volatility & Trend thresholds for sensitivity.
Zones: Use background fills to mark overbought / oversold regions and regime shifts.
Divergence: Turn on for automatic pivot-based divergence marking.
Multi-Timeframe: Enable HTF confirmation to study alignment with larger trend context.
Dashboard: Choose Minimal → Elite modes depending on information density preference.
🧭 Best Practices
Works on all markets — equities, futures, crypto, FX
Ideal for 15 m – 4 h – Daily timeframes
Pairs well with structure or liquidity analysis for confirmation
Use filters to isolate expansion phases; avoid trading during neutral states
⚠️ Disclaimer
Momentum Pro is an educational and analytical tool intended for research and visualization only.
It does not provide financial advice, trade signals, or guaranteed outcomes.
Always conduct independent analysis and risk assessment before making trading decisions.
🛠 Release Notes
v 1.0 — Initial Public Release
Multi-algorithm momentum core (ROC / RSI / Stochastic)
Volatility + trend quality filter system
Multi-timeframe synchronization and ribbon overlay
Divergence scanner and contextual dashboard
Dynamic visualization modes
ZenAlgo - BoxerThis indicator plots multi-period Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) ranges and deviation bands across several timeframes — specifically weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and yearly. It is designed to visualize how price evolves relative to statistically weighted value areas within each period, based on both traded price and volume distribution.
Each timeframe layer is drawn independently, using its own cumulative VWAP and standard deviation calculation, and displayed as horizontal ranges aligned precisely with calendar periods. This structure allows the chart to show where price currently trades relative to past value zones and how each higher-timeframe VWAP acts as a dynamic reference for mean reversion or continuation.
Calculation Logic
1. Source and Base Inputs
The indicator uses the average of high, low, and close as its price source.
Stocks reset daily at session open.
2. VWAP and Deviation Computation
For each active timeframe, it accumulates the product of price and volume and divides it by cumulative volume, forming a continuously updated VWAP within that period.
The dispersion of price around VWAP is measured through a volume-weighted variance, converted to standard deviation.
These values form symmetrical bands around the VWAP (±1σ, ±2σ, etc.), describing the statistically typical price spread.
3. Range Drawing and Persistence
When a new period begins (e.g., a new week or month), the script finalizes the previous VWAP and deviation values, fixes them to time coordinates representing the full duration of that completed period, and draws corresponding lines or boxes across the entire range.
The user can control how many historical periods remain visible, ensuring performance and clarity even on high-frequency charts.
Each band can be toggled independently (for example ±1, ±2, ±3 deviations), and colors are adjustable per timeframe.
4. Adaptive Time Anchors
The start of each timeframe is aligned with calendar boundaries.
For stocks, the start time aligns with 9:30 New York time to coincide with market open for NYSE.
Each new anchor triggers a reset of cumulative data and creation of a new VWAP range.
5. Visualization Structure
The weekly layer is drawn first and can optionally display live VWAP bands extending backward for a user-defined number of weeks.
Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and yearly layers use the same computation principle but with independent accumulation windows.
The central VWAP line is dashed, while outer deviation levels are drawn as dotted or solid lines depending on their multiplier.
Boxes are rendered for key deviation intervals (e.g., ±2σ) to highlight broader value zones.
Interpretation
The VWAP represents the mean price weighted by traded volume for the given period.
Deviation bands describe statistically typical distance from that mean; outer bands mark less frequent extremes.
When price remains within ±1σ or ±2σ, it suggests balance around fair value.
Repeated touches or breaks beyond outer deviations indicate expansion or compression of volatility relative to prior periods.
Overlaps of VWAPs from multiple timeframes reveal multi-period confluence zones, useful for observing where long-term and short-term value agree or diverge.
Recommended Timeframes by Range Type
Weekly Range
Recommended timeframe: 30m to 12h
Suggested options: 30m, 1h, 2h, 3h, 4h, 6h, 8h, 12h
Using lower timeframes (like 5m) is technically possible, but higher ones provide smoother visualization and better readability.
Monthly Range
Recommended timeframe: 1h to 1D
Suggested options: 1h, 2h, 3h, 4h, 6h, 8h, 12h, 1D
Lower timeframes such as 30m may not display the full monthly range due to TradingView’s bar limits, so use higher TFs for complete coverage.
Quarterly Range
Recommended timeframe: 4h to 1W
Suggested options: 4h, 6h, 8h, 12h, 1D, 1W
Quarterly ranges benefit from higher timeframes to ensure that enough historical data is visible without exceeding chart limits.
Semi-Annual Range
Recommended timeframe: 12h to 1M
Suggested options: 12h, 1D, 1W, 1M
Lower timeframes would require too many bars to load a full six-month range; higher TFs offer a clearer overview.
Yearly Range
Recommended timeframe: 1D to 1M or higher
Suggested options: 1D, 1W, 1M
Yearly ranges often cannot display correctly on low timeframes (e.g. 1h) because of TradingView’s maximum bar limits — for instance, five years of 1h data exceeds 40,000 bars. Use higher TFs for accurate rendering.
Added Value Compared to Common Free VWAP Indicators
Incorporates five independent timeframes simultaneously (week, month, quarter, half-year, year) with exact calendar anchoring and timezone handling.
Calculates volume-weighted deviation for each layer, maintaining consistent statistical scale across assets.
Provides historical box persistence , allowing comparison of completed VWAP structures instead of only current running lines.
Enables selective visibility, bandwidth control, and precise visual differentiation through adjustable colors and line weights.
Limitations and Notes
The indicator does not generate trading signals. It is purely analytical and descriptive.
On very low timeframes or illiquid assets, deviation values may fluctuate if volume data is inconsistent.
Historical boxes are approximate in length for months with fewer than 31 days; this simplification has negligible effect on interpretation.
High visual density may occur when enabling many deviations or timeframes at once; users should limit visible history for performance.
Best Usage Practices
Apply on intraday charts (5–240 min) to study how price interacts with weekly or higher-timeframe VWAP zones.
Observe convergence of VWAPs from multiple periods to locate significant equilibrium levels.
Use outer deviations to frame potential exhaustion or re-entry zones rather than directional predictions.
Combine with independent volume- or structure-based analysis for context.
PipGuard RollerPipPipGuard RollerPip – Confirmed Swing (H/L) Detector with Visual Guidance
Indicator published by PipGuard.
PipGuard RollerPip is a confirmed swing detector that plots H (swing high) and L (swing low) labels directly on the chart. It includes horizontal guides extending to the current candle and a compact legend showing the latest detected swing.
The logic is designed to identify true structural swings , filtering out market noise and ignoring minor fluctuations that lack technical relevance.
How it Works
• Detection Method (Non-Classical):
Unlike traditional 3-candle or fractal models (e.g., ICT-style structures), RollerPip employs a more refined process. It combines trend dynamics , movement amplitude , volume intensity , and closing behavior within a dynamic bar range .
This approach allows it to detect genuine structural swings moments where price exhaustion or continuation is confirmed while drastically reducing false signals.
• Labels and Guides:
Each confirmed swing generates an H (High) or L (Low) label with a progressive effect that softens over time.
Optional horizontal guides extend the swing level to the current candle, offering a clear visual anchor for ongoing analysis.
• Dynamic Legend:
A mini-legend updates in real-time, showing the most recent swing (H or L) for immediate context of the current market phase.
• Built-in Alerts (Focus):
Alerts trigger only on candle close when a new confirmed swing High or Low is detected.
Notifications automatically include symbol and timeframe , ensuring you never miss a key structural move , even when away from the chart.
How to Use
1. Add the script to your chart.
2. Observe the H/L labels to identify confirmed swing points.
3. Use the guides to maintain a visual reference up to the current bar.
4. Enable alerts (New Swing HIGH / LOW) to receive automatic notifications whenever a new swing is confirmed.
5. Integrate this information into your own technical workflow and risk management system.
EXAMPLE OF USE
EXAMPLE OF USE
Settings
• `Label Size` → Controls the size of H/L markers.
• `Swing → Current Candle Guides` → Enables or disables guide lines.
• `Maximum Guide Length (bars)` → Sets the extension of the visual reference.
• `Dashed Style` → Toggles between solid or dashed line style.
• Integrated Alerts: Two ready-to-use conditions ( New Swing HIGH / LOW ) with formatted messages (ticker + timeframe).
• All visual parameters are preconfigured to ensure a clean, consistent, and professional display.
Limitations
• Swings are confirmed on bar close they validate turning points but do not anticipate them.
• In low-volatility or sideways phases, more frequent swings may appear.
• Past performance does not guarantee future results .
Access
This script is available under invite-only access .
To request access, use the link provided in our Signature below this publication.
Note: This is a technical analysis tool designed to study price structure and movement. It does not constitute investment advice or imply guaranteed outcomes.
Indicator published by PipGuard.
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// This script plots EMA 9 and EMA 21 with trend shading.
// Colors: EMA 9 = Orange, EMA 21 = White
// Ideal for short-term trend following & entries.
Multi-Period MTF RSI MomentumThis indicator gives multi-period and multi-timeframe RSI momentum.
There are three RSI indicators. Current, Lower and Higher timeframes.
The relative position of different time frame RSIs provide relative momentum indication. Lower timeframe RIS above Higher time frame indicate improving momentum.
If the RSI is above 55 then stay bullish, below 45 bearish and 45-55 is ranging.
There are many strategies you can trade. one is if the high of candle where RSI cross 55 is crossed then buy, or low of the RSI crossng below 45 is broken ten sell etc.
Multi-Timeframe RSI TableIt can print RSI values of any four chosen periods in a tabular format on the chart itself. The table can be placed in any of the six positions, as required. If the RSI values are more than 40 or less than 40, these values are shown in bright Red, else it is light Red.
MTF Support & Resistance (Optimized)🧠 Smart Multi-Timeframe Support & Resistance (4H / 1H)
This advanced indicator automatically detects, clusters, and visualizes high-probability support and resistance levels across multiple timeframes — giving traders a clean and intelligent market map that adapts to price action in real time.
🔍 How It Works
The script scans historical 4-hour and 1-hour charts to identify swing highs and lows using pivot logic.
It then applies ATR-based clustering to merge nearby levels, filters weak or irrelevant zones, and highlights the most significant price reaction areas based on the number of touches and proximity to the current price.
Each level’s thickness and transparency are dynamically adjusted by strength:
Thicker lines = more confirmations (stronger level)
Fainter lines = weaker, less-tested level
⚙️ Main Features
✅ Multi-Timeframe Analysis (4H + 1H)
✅ Automatic pivot detection and level clustering
✅ Smart filtering based on ATR, proximity, and touch count
✅ Dynamic line width and opacity that scale with level strength
✅ Minimal clutter — only the most relevant nearby levels are displayed
✅ Color-coded visualization for quick interpretation
🔴 Red = 4H Resistance
🟢 Lime = 4H Support
🟠 Orange = 1H Resistance
🟦 Aqua = 1H Support
🎯 Ideal For
Scalpers, swing traders, and intraday analysts who want:
A clear visual map of major reaction zones
Automatic detection of high-confluence levels
A smart, adaptive system that works across assets and timeframes
📈 Usage Tips
Combine with volume, order-flow, or market-structure tools for confluence.
Use higher-strength levels (thicker lines) as bias zones for entries and exits.
Enable or disable 4H/1H visibility to match your trading style.
Built with precision and performance in mind — this Smart S&R system transforms raw swing data into a readable, multi-layered price map for confident trading decisions.
TS Viewer MTFThis indicator allows you to visualize Turtle Soup (TS) and Pending Range (R) formations on the current timeframe (TF).
You can also enable other timeframes to display additional pending ranges.
Multi-TF mode can be enabled or disabled based on your needs. However, since retrieving higher-TF data takes more time to process, it’s recommended to enable only a few of them. For example, the following correlations are suggested to keep the indicator running smoothly and prevent timeout errors:
• W → D
• D → 4H
• 4H → 1H
• 1H → 5m
Also, fetching data from multiple timeframes may depend on your TradingView plan, so please keep that in mind.
This indicator is free, but it took several hours to develop.
If you’d like to buy me a coffee, it would be greatly appreciated ☕🙂
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3s CISD 9 EMA- [CT]Private Algorithm that is invite only. It is only spread through word of mouth and is not available on any website.
This algorithm will give you the best chance at being green and is even better when following specific plays of someone or yourself.
This is not supposed to guarantee profit and the team are not financial advisors. Please always manage your own risk according to your risk tolerance .
Overview
The 3s CISD 9 EMA – indicator is a versatile market structure and sentiment tool that combines CISD (Change in Structural Direction) levels, EMA-based trend bias, and candlestick pattern detection to identify key turning points and continuation setups in price action.
It’s designed for traders seeking precision entries during structural shifts or reversals across any symbol or timeframe.
Key Features
🟡 9 EMA Trend Bias
Plots a 9-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) to define short-term trend direction.
Optional bar coloring (green for bullish, red for bearish) helps visualize momentum shifts.
📊 CISD (Change in Structural Direction) Levels
Detects bullish and bearish pullbacks and confirms CISD breaks when price structure shifts direction.
Auto-draws labeled horizontal lines (+CISD / -CISD) at critical breakout points.
Supports line style customization (Solid, Dotted, Dashed), width, and extension for clarity.
Option to keep or clear old CISD levels.
Includes alert conditions when a new CISD formation is confirmed.
Real-time state table shows current structure bias: Bullish or Bearish.
📈 Candlestick Signal Suite
1. 3-Line Strike Pattern
Detects both bullish and bearish 3-line strike formations.
Useful for identifying exhaustion moves or reversals after a trend leg.
Configurable on/off toggles for each direction.
2. Engulfing (Big A$$ Candles)
Highlights large engulfing candles that dominate the previous bar.
Distinguishes bullish engulfing (orange triangle up) and bearish engulfing (blue triangle down).
Integrated alert conditions for automated notifications.
Customization Options
Toggle visibility for EMA, bar colors, CISD lines, labels, and pattern signals.
Adjustable line width, style, and extension length for CISD visuals.
Selectable table position (Top Right, Bottom Center, etc.).
Separate alert controls for bullish and bearish CISD events.
Alerts
“Bullish CISD Formed” → Indicates potential upward structural shift.
“Bearish CISD Formed” → Indicates potential downward structural shift.
Engulfing pattern alerts → Triggered when large reversal candles appear.
How to Use
Enable EMA and bar color for quick trend visualization.
Watch for CISD line breaks to anticipate structural changes.
Confirm entries with 3-Line Strike or Engulfing candle signals.
Use the State Table to track current directional bias.
Optional: Set alerts for CISD events to stay informed automatically.
Best Used For
Structure-based trading (ICT, Wyckoff, or price-action styles).
Identifying short-term reversals or continuation setups.
Multi-timeframe confluence analysis.
Momentum confirmation with 9 EMA and pattern alignment.
Disclaimer:
This script is for educational and analytical purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always perform independent analysis before making trading decisions.
Time & Session Dividers### indicator Summary
This indicator is a powerful utility designed to help you visualize time-based market structure by drawing customizable vertical lines on your chart. It allows you to clearly mark the beginning of new timeframes (like hours, days, or weeks) and highlight specific trading sessions or time slots (like the London open or a news event).
It comes with **6 independent dividers** that you can configure to your exact needs:
* **3 Timeframe Dividers**
* **3 Custom Time Slot Dividers**
### Key Features
* **Timeframe Separators:** Set up to 3 different higher timeframes (e.g., 1H, 4H, 1D). The indicator will automatically draw a vertical line at the start of each new bar for that timeframe, helping you easily see hourly, daily, or weekly boundaries.
* **Custom Time Slots (Sessions):** Define up to 3 specific time windows (e.g., "09:30-16:00" for the New York session). The indicator will draw a line at the **start** of this session and another line at the **end**, allowing you to isolate specific periods of market activity.
* **Full Customization:** Each of the 6 dividers is fully independent and can be customized with:
* A simple toggle to turn it on or off.
* A unique color.
* A line style (Solid, Dotted, or Dashed).
* A toggle to show or hide its text label.
* **Smart Labels:** Labels for timeframe dividers display the timeframe (e.g., "4H"), while labels for time slots automatically format to show the precise start or end time (e.g., "09:30" and "16:00").
### How to Use
1. Add the "Timeframe Vertical Lines" indicator to your chart.
2. Open the indicator's **Settings** panel.
3. **To add a timeframe line (e.g., Daily):**
* Go to the "Timeframe Divider 1" group.
* Check the "Show Divider 1" box.
* Set the "Timeframe 1" to "1D".
* Adjust the color, style, and text visibility to your liking.
4. **To add a session line (e.g., London Session):**
* Go to the "Time Slot Divider 1" group.
* Check the "Show Time Slot Divider 1" box.
* Set the "Time Slot 1" to your desired session, e.g., "0800-1700".
* Adjust the color and style. The script will now draw lines at 08:00 and 17:00 (based on the chart's timezone).
5. Repeat the process using the other available divider slots to build a complete temporal map of your chart.
Futures Fighter MO: Multi-Confluence Day Trading System ADX/SMI👋 Strategy Overview: The Multi-Confluence Mashup
The Futures Fighter MO is a comprehensive, multi-layered day trading strategy designed for experienced traders focusing on high-liquidity futures contracts (e.g., NQ, ES, R2K).
This strategy is a sophisticated mashup that uses the 1-minute chart for surgical entries while enforcing strict environmental filtering through higher-timeframe data. We aim to capture high-conviction moves only when multiple, uncorrelated signals align.
🧠 How the Logic Works (Concepts & Confluence)
Our logic is built on four pillars, which must align for a trade to be executed:
Primary Trend Filter
Indicators :
ADX/DMI (15-Minute Lookback)
Role :
Price action is filtered to ensure the ADX (17/14) is above 25, confirming a strong, prevailing market trend (Bullish or Bearish). Trades are strictly rejected during "Flat" (sideways) market regimes.
Entry Signal Types
The system uses multiple entry types:
- 🟢 Trend Long/Short: A breakout/rejection near the 200-Period EMA is confirmed by the primary ADX trend.
- 🔴 Engulfing Rejection: A strong signal when a Bullish/Bearish Engulfing or Doji prints near the long-term 500-Period EMA (emaGOD) while the Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI on 30M) is in an extreme overbought/oversold state (below $-40$ or above $40$).
Volatility & Volume Confirmation
Indicators: Average True Range (ATR) and 20-Period SMA of Volume
Role: Every entry requires a volume spike (Current Volume $> 1.5 \times$ SMA Volume) to confirm that the move is supported by significant liquidity. Volatility is tracked via ATR to define bar range and stop boundaries.
Structural Guardrails
Indicators: Daily Pivot Points (PP, S1-S3, R1-R3)
Role: Trades are disabled if the current bar's price range intersects with a Daily Pivot Point. This is a critical filter to avoid high-chop consolidation zones near key structural levels.
📊 Strategy Results & Required Disclosures
I strive to publish backtesting results that are transparent and realistic for the retail futures trader.
- Initial Capital: $50,000 - A realistic base for Mini/Micro futures contracts.
- Order Size: 1 Contract (Pyramiding up to 3) - Conservative risk relative to the account size.
- Commission: $0.11 USD per order - Represents realistic costs for low-cost brokers.
- Slippage: 2 Ticks - Accounts for expected market friction.
⚠️ Risk Management & Deviations
Stop-Loss: The strategy uses a dynamic stop-loss system where positions are closed upon a reversal (e.g., breaking the 50-Period EMA or failure to hold a Pivot Point), rather than a fixed tick-based stop. This is suited for experienced traders using a low relative risk (single Micro-contract entry) on a larger account. Users must confirm that the first entry's maximum potential loss remains below $10\%$ of their capital for compliance.
Trade Sample Size: Due to data limitations of the TradingView Essential plan (showing $\approx 50$ trades over 2 weeks), the sample size is under the ideal $100+$ target. Justification: This system is designed to generate signals across a portfolio of correlated futures markets (NQ, ES, R2K, Gold, Crude), meaning the real sample size for a user tracking the portfolio is significantly higher.
Drawdown Control: This strategy is designed for manual management. It requires the user to turn the script/alerts OFF after a significant drawdown and only reactivate it once a recovery trend is established externally.
The strategy uses a combination of dynamic trailing stops, structural support/resistance zones, and a fixed profit target to manage open positions.
🛑 Strategy Exit Logic
1. General Stop-Loss (Dynamic Trailing Stop)
These conditions act as the primary dynamic stop, closing the position if the market reverses past a key Moving Average (MA):
- Long Positions Closed When: The current bar's close crosses under the 50-Period EMA (emaLong).
- Short Positions Closed When: The current bar's close crosses above the 50-Period EMA (emaLong).
2. Profit Target (Fixed Percentage)
The script includes a general exit based on a user-defined profit percentage:
Take Profit Trigger: The position is closed when the currentProfitPercent meets or exceeds the input Profit Target (%) (default is 1.0% of the entry price).
3. Structural Exits (Daily Pivot Points)
These exits are high-priority, "close all" orders that trigger when the price fails to hold or reclaims a recent Daily Pivot Point, suggesting a failure of the current move.
- VR Close All - Long ($\sym{size} > 0$) - Price crosses under a Daily Resistance Level (R1, R2, or R3) minus 1 ATR within the last 10 bars. This indicates the current momentum failed to hold Resistance as support.
- VS Close All - Short ($\sym{size} < 0$) - Price crosses above a Daily Support Level (S1, S2, or S3) plus 1 ATR within the last 10 bars. This indicates the current momentum failed to hold Support as resistance.
4. Trend Failure Exit (Trend-Following Signals Only)
This exit protects against holding a position when the primary high-timeframe trend used for the entry has failed:
- Long Positions Closed When: The primary trend is no longer "bullish" for more than 2 consecutive bars (i.e., it turned "bearish" or "flat").
- Short Positions Closed When: The primary trend is no longer "bearish" for more than 2 consecutive bars (i.e., it turned "bullish" or "flat").
5. End of Day (EOD) Session Control
The final hard exits based on time:
- End of Session (EoS): At 11:30 AM, new trades are disabled (TradingDay := false). Open positions are kept.
- End of Day (EoD): At 1:30 PM, all remaining open positions are closed (strategy.close_all).
🤝 Development & Disclaimer
This script and description were created with assistance from Gemini and GitHub Copilot. My focus is on helping fellow real estate investors and day traders develop mechanically sound systems.
Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always abide by the Realtor Code and manage your own risk.
TernTable: VolViz
VolViz - Overview
VolViz is designed to give traders an instant volume strength visualisation tool using multiple timeframes. It provides an interactive table overlay that allows users to track volume metrics across a range of custom-selected timeframes. The table can dynamically display relative volume (RVOL), average volume, and current volume for each selected timeframes in real time.
Additionally, users can toggle various features and adjust thresholds to receive alerts for both high and low volume conditions.
Key Features
* Volume Metrics: Displays three main volume-related data points across multiple timeframes: Relative Volume (RVOL), Average Volume, and Current Volume.
* Timeframe Flexibility: Supports a range of customisable timeframes from seconds, minutes, hours to daily weekly and monthly intervals up to 12 months. Users can select which timeframes to display.
* Dynamic Table: A table is dynamically updated with data for each enabled timeframe, allowing traders to quickly compare volume data across different periods.
* Optional alert System: Includes alert functionality for high and low volume conditions based on customisable thresholds. Alerts can be set for a minimum number of timeframes for a condition to trigger.
Colour Logic
The script uses specific colours to enhance the visual alert properties that represent different ranges of Relative Volume (RVOL), which are used in the table to visually highlight the volume data:
1. Red: RVOL is less than 1.0, indicating low relative volume.
2. Green: RVOL is between 1.0 and 1.2, indicating moderate relative volume.
3. Purple: RVOL is between 1.2 and 1.5, indicating above average relative volume.
4. Orange: RVOL is between 1.5 and 2.0, indicating higher relative volume.
5. Yellow: RVOL is greater than 2.0, indicating very high relative volume.
How to use
1. Inputs:
* Volume Period: Set the period for calculating the moving average of volume (14 period default).
* The script defaults to the 2m 5m 15m 30m 1h 4h 12h D W M timeframes but user defined custom timeframes can be used (comma-separated) to specify the timeframes to track ( e.g "D,W,M,3M,6M,12M”) to a max of 10 timeframes. The table dynamically adjusts its size dependant on how many timeframes the user chooses to input.
* Table Position: Choose where to display the table: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right.
* Maximum Decimal Places: Control how many decimal places are shown for volume data.
2. Toggles:
* Enable High Volume Alert: Toggle this to activate the high volume alert.
* Enable Low Volume Alert: Toggle this to activate the low volume alert.
* Enable Minimum Timeframes for Alerts: Toggle this to require a specific number of timeframes to meet the alert condition before triggering.
* Pane Labels: There is also an optional debug label found in the Style tab to identify / confirm the current mode selected and the number of timeframes that meet the alert mode criteria.
The Show Row toggles can be utilised to include or exclude rows to take up less space on the chart.
* Show RVOL Row: Toggle to show the relative volume row in the table.
* Show Avg Volume Row: Toggle to show the average volume row in the table.
* Show Current Volume Row: Toggle to show the current volume row in the table.
* Show Spacer Row Below Table: Toggle to show or hide a blank spacer row below the table.
* Show Spacer Row Above Header: Toggle to show or hide a blank spacer row above the header.
3. How the Table Works:
* The table is populated with the following rows:
1. Spacer Row Above Header (optional): Adds space above the table header.
2. Header Row: Displays the timeframes (e.g., "1h", "4h", "12h", etc.).
3. Relative Volume (RVOL): Shows the RVOL for each timeframe, colored according to the thresholds.
4. Average Volume: Shows the average volume for each timeframe.
5. Current Volume: Displays the current volume for each timeframe.
6. Spacer Row Below Table (optional): Adds space below the data rows.
4. Optional Visual Alerts:
* High Volume Alert: When the current volume exceeds the default or user specified threshold compared to the average volume for the enabled timeframes.
* Low Volume Alert: When the current volume is below the default or user specified threshold compared to the average volume for the enabled timeframes.
When the visual alerts trigger unobtrusive diamonds will appear on the chart. White diamonds above the bar to indicate high volume and yellow diamonds below the bar to indicate low volume. These are not trend direction nor entry or exit signals but may be used in conjunction with other indicators for contextual purposes.
Questions or comments are always welcomed and I hope it helps with your trading !
Multi-Anchor VWAP | Trade Symmetry🧩 Multi-Anchor VWAP
Description:
Dynamic VWAP anchored to Session, Week, Month, Quarter, and Year — all in one view.
Full Description:
This indicator plots multiple VWAPs (Volume-Weighted Average Prices) simultaneously — each anchored to a different time period:
Session, Week, Month, Quarter, and Year.
💡 Ideal for traders who track institutional mean reversion and liquidity zones across multiple timeframes.
Features
✅ Session, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly Anchored VWAPs
✅ Independent color and visibility controls for each anchor
✅ Adjustable label position and size
✅ Option to hide VWAPs on Daily or higher charts
✅ Clean and efficient performance
This tool helps you visualize volume-weighted mean levels where price often reacts — offering a clear map of bias and equilibrium across all major time horizons.
Block-Based Trend Breakout (UTB/DTB) & S/R ZonesThis indicator is designed to detect potential trend reversals or volatility bursts by analyzing price action structured into "blocks." Its primary goal is to capture the earliest signals that a defined trend structure is weakening or breaking.
Signal Generation:
🟢 DTB (Downtrend Breakout): When a confirmed downtrend is identified (e.g., price has been falling for 2 blocks), the indicator waits for the price to break above the highest high of the last completed block in that trend. When this break occurs, it signals a potential bullish reversal with a green DTB triangle below the bar.
🔴 UTB (Uptrend Breakdown): When a confirmed uptrend is identified (e.g., price has been rising for 2 blocks), the indicator waits for the price to break below the lowest low of the last completed block. When this break occurs, it signals a potential bearish reversal with a red UTB triangle above the bar.
🛠️ Key Settings
Block Size (bars): The number of bars in each block used to analyze the trend structure. Lower values track short-term trends; higher values track long-term trends.
Trend Confirmation (steps): The minimum number of consecutive blocks required to "confirm" a trend.
Tolerance: Allowed Off-Trend Steps: The number of "noise" blocks allowed while confirming a trend.
Show Support/Resistance Zones: Toggles the histogram-based S/R zones on or off.
S/R Lookback (blocks): Determines how many blocks to look back for calculating S/R zones.
S/R Zone Width (in ATR): Sets the thickness of the S/R zones, denominated in ATRs.
If you find this useful please reach out and let me know how you use it as it's fairly unique... and thus different than anything I've ever seen or used.
PipGuard Magic BoxPipGuard Magic Box – Multi-Timeframe EMA Regime Analyzer
Indicator published by PipGuard.
PipGuard Magic Box is a complete dashboard for market regime analysis, built on a Multi-Timeframe architecture.
This script goes beyond a simple crossover: it blends the power of the classic EMA(50) and EMA(200) with a dynamic "Warmap" and a compact MTF table , offering an immediate glance at trend coherence.
It identifies the dominant trend , filters noise, and prints "Buy" / "Sell" signals only on confirmed crossovers .
How it works: The Logic
• Core Logic (Regime):
The regime (Bullish or Bearish) is defined by the position of the EMA(50) relative to the EMA(200). The indicator waits for the candle close to validate the signal.
• Warmap (Momentum):
The colored area between the two EMAs is not static. It dynamically adapts to momentum, providing an immediate visual read on the trend's strength and direction.
• MTF Table (Coherence):
The panel summarizes the regime status across seven key timeframes (Current, 24h, 4h, 1h, 15m, 5m, 1m). This allows for a quick assessment of whether higher timeframes are aligned with the current one.
• Confirmation Signals:
"Buy" and "Sell" labels appear exclusively on confirmed crossovers . This approach prevents false signals generated by intra-bar noise and improves operational clarity.
How to Use
1. Add the script to your chart.
2. Observe the EMA 50/200 crossover and the Warmap to identify the dominant regime.
3. Check the MTF Table to verify directional coherence across different timeframes.
4. Set up Alerts to receive automatic notifications (push or sound) at the exact moment a crossover (bullish or bearish) is confirmed. Never miss a regime change again .
5. Use the "Buy" / "Sell" signals as confirmation tools to integrate into your risk management strategy.
EXAMPLE OF USE
EXAMPLE OF USE
Settings
• `EMA 50 / EMA 200 Length` → Adjusts the regime's sensitivity and responsiveness.
• `Table Text Color` → Adapts the table's text readability for light or dark backgrounds.
• Custom Alerts: Fully configurable for notifications on Bullish (💚) and Bearish (❤️🔥) crossovers.
• All visual parameters are pre-configured to ensure visual consistency and maximum clarity.
Limitations
• EMAs are lagging indicators. They are designed to confirm a regime change, not to anticipate it.
• The MTF table data updates at the close of the higher timeframe's candle , which may introduce slight update delays.
• Past performance does not guarantee future results .
Access
This script is available only via invite-only access .
To request access, use the link provided in our Signature below this publication.
Note: This script is a technical tool for market analysis. It does not guarantee profits or specific results.
Indicator published by PipGuard.
BMM V2.1 FINAL VERSION ⚙️ Optimized Trading Guide — MWABUFX 15-Minute Intraday Setup
🕒 Recommended Timeframe
✅ 15-Minute Chart (M15) — the most balanced and accurate for MWABUFX.
Why M15 Works Best:
Filters out small, noisy market movements found on 1m–5m charts.
Responds faster than 1H or 4H, perfect for daily profits.
Aligns well with market session volatility (London & New York).
Gives 2–5 high-probability trades per day depending on the pair.
Ideal for traders using PineConnector automation or manual execution.
🧭 How to Trade on 15-Minute
🟢 Buy Setup
EMA 238 is sloping upward and price is above it.
Supertrend flips green — wait for candle to close above the line.
Confirm trend direction on 1H timeframe (optional filter).
Enter trade at the close of the signal candle.
Stop-Loss: below recent swing low.
Take Profits:
TP1 → 1:1
TP2 → 1:2
TP3 → 1:3
Move SL to breakeven after TP1 is hit.
🔴 Sell Setup
EMA 238 is sloping downward and price is below it.
Supertrend flips red — wait for candle to close below the line.
Confirm 1H trend also bearish (optional).
Enter trade at the candle close.
Stop-Loss: above recent swing high.
Take Profits: TP1, TP2, TP3 as above.
🕐 Best Trading Hours (Kenya Time / GMT+3)
Session Time Ideal Pairs Notes
London Session 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM GBPUSD, EURUSD, Gold Cleanest 15-min trends
New York Session 3:30 PM – 7:00 PM US30, NAS100, XAUUSD, GBPUSD Strong volatility, high RR trades
Avoid After 8:30 PM — Market slows down, spreads widen
📌 If you must choose one — trade 15-minute charts during London–New York overlap (3:30 PM – 6:30 PM).
⚖️ Risk & Profit Strategy
Risk only 1–2% of balance per trade.
Focus on 1–3 solid setups per session — no overtrading.
Aim for minimum 1:2 reward-to-risk ratio.
Avoid entries when EMA 238 is flat (ranging market).
💡 Pro Tips
Use “Close of Candle” confirmation — avoid jumping in mid-bar.
Combine with session bias (e.g. buy Gold during bullish NY momentum).
Use alerts through PineConnector to catch trades instantly.
Don’t trade during major red news (NFP, CPI, FOMC).
Journal every trade — review TP/SL behavior to improve timing.
Lord Mathew ATSThe Smart Money Structure & Pattern Analyzer is a complete, all-in-one visual trading system that brings together every essential element of Smart Money Concepts (SMC), ICT methodology, and candlestick psychology into one powerful indicator.
It is designed to help traders instantly understand the market’s structure, liquidity flow, and potential turning points without switching tools or manually marking charts. Whether you trade forex, indices, crypto, or commodities, this indicator automatically identifies where institutional activity, imbalances, and price inefficiencies occur in real time.
With its advanced algorithm, it plots market structure shifts, equal highs and lows, liquidity zones, order blocks, fair value gaps (FVGs), and previous week and day levels (PWO, PWH, PWL, PWC, PDO, PDH, PDL, PDO). It also integrates a deep candlestick recognition engine that detects over ten classic and advanced candle formations including engulfing patterns, dojis, hammers, shooting stars, morning/evening stars, and spinning tops to provide precise confirmation at critical points of interest.
This indicator isn’t just a tool it’s a complete market map that helps traders visualize how institutional order flow and candlestick sentiment interact.
Core Features
📊 Market Structure Detection:
Automatically marks swing highs/lows, Break of Structure (BOS), and Change of Character (CHOCH) in real time.
💧 Liquidity Mapping:
Highlights equal highs/lows and liquidity grabs, showing where price is likely to target before a reversal or continuation.
🧱 Order Block Visualization:
Displays the last bullish or bearish candle before an impulsive displacement, acting as a potential institutional entry zone.
⚡ Fair Value Gap (FVG) Scanner:
Detects and highlights imbalances where price moved too fast, helping you identify high-probability retracement areas.
🕯️ Candlestick Pattern Recognition:
Recognizes key reversal and continuation patterns (engulfing, hammer, shooting star, doji, morning/evening star, etc.) in real time.
📅 Institutional Reference Points:
Plots previous week & day open (PWO, PDO), previous week & day high (PWH, PWH), previous week & day low (PWL, PDL), previous week & day close (PWC, PDC) and optionally previous day levels to help frame bias.
🎨 Customizable Design:
Toggle any feature, change colors, and set alerts when multiple Smart Money signals align for cleaner, faster decision-making.
How It Works
Add the indicator to your chart on any timeframe or market.
The algorithm automatically detects structure, liquidity, and imbalance zones.
Candlestick patterns are highlighted when they form near high-probability areas (like OBs or FVGs).
When confluence occurs such as a liquidity grab, FVG fill, and bullish engulfing candle—the indicator provides a visual signal zone for your confirmation-based entries.
You can refine your trades using higher-timeframe bias (HTF order flow) and lower-timeframe execution (LTF confirmation).
Best For
Traders using ICT, Smart Money Concepts, or price-action systems.
Intraday and swing traders looking for clear, data-driven chart structure.
Traders who want to simplify confluence analysis and focus on precision execution.
Why It Stands Out
Unlike standard candlestick or pattern scanners, this indicator merges institutional market logic with technical candle behavior, allowing traders to see where smart money might be entering or exiting positions.
It’s not about random signals it’s about context, structure, and confirmation.
Every feature in this indicator is built around the principle of liquidity engineering:
price creates liquidity, grabs it, and moves toward imbalance or order flow efficiency.
By merging that institutional logic with candlestick patterns, this tool gives traders an edge in recognizing not only where to trade but why price is reacting in that exact area.
Disclaimer
This indicator is intended for educational and analytical use. It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed trading results. Always backtest and manage your risk responsibly.
