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Support and Resistance Zones (HuntsPip)Support and Resistance Zones (HuntsPip) calculates pivot-based support, resistance, and key zones from a configurable timeframe, displaying them as colored boxes on the chart alongside a market analysis table summarizing price position, trend strength, and range conditions. It provides traders with a dynamic framework of price levels derived from higher-timeframe pivots, combining visual zone mapping with real-time analytical context so traders can quickly assess where price sits relative to key levels, how strong the current trend is, and whether the market is ranging or trending before committing to a trade. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Pivot points are a widely used method for identifying potential support and resistance levels. Using the previous period's high, low, and close, a central pivot value is calculated, and additional levels are projected above and below it. These levels divide the price range into zones rather than single lines, giving traders broader areas of interest to work with. The key zone - the area immediately surrounding the central pivot - acts as a critical reference point for gauging market sentiment. When this zone is narrow relative to price, some traders interpret it as a sign that a breakout move may be more likely. When it is wide, range-bound conditions may be expected. The position of the current price relative to these zones provides context about whether the market is trading in bullish, bearish, or neutral territory for the selected timeframe. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool draws three color-coded zones on the chart based on traditional pivot point calculations from the previous period on the selected timeframe. The resistance zone spans from the first resistance level to the third. The support zone spans from the first support level to the third. The key zone spans the area directly surrounding the central pivot value. An optional analysis table provides a real-time summary of market conditions. It displays the current market phase, the width of the key zone as a percentage, an expectation based on that width, the current price position relative to the key zone, trend strength based on which level price is trading near, and the percentage distance from the pivot. Historical zones from previous periods can optionally be displayed as faded boxes for additional context. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE MARKET ANALYSIS SETTINGS Show Label - Toggles the zone name text inside each box (Resistance Zone, Support Zone, Key Zone). Timeframe - Sets the timeframe used for the pivot calculation. The previous period's high, low, and close on this timeframe determine all zone levels. Table - Toggles the market analysis table on or off. Position - Sets the table's position on the chart.   - Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right. HISTORICAL ZONES Show Historical - Toggles display of zones from previous periods as faded boxes. Historical Periods - Controls how many past periods are shown. Range: 1-5. Color Transparency - Controls the transparency of historical zone boxes. Range: 80-95. COLORS Zone Colors - Three color pickers for the bullish (support), bearish (resistance), and neutral (key) zone fill colors. Show Border - Toggles the border outline on all zone boxes. Show Fill - Toggles the background fill inside all zone boxes. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. The analysis table provides a quick snapshot of current conditions relative to the calculated zones. The market phase, range width, and trend strength readings offer context for how price is interacting with the zones, but these are observational summaries based on the pivot calculation - not predictive signals. The zones are best used as a structural framework alongside other analysis rather than as standalone trade triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
Orderblock Multi-Timeframe (HuntsPip)Orderblock Multi-Timeframe (HuntsPip) detects order blocks validated by market structure breaks across three timeframes simultaneously - higher, intermediate, and chart - with independent mitigation tracking and display controls for each layer. It allows traders to map institutional supply and demand zones across the full market hierarchy on a single chart, highlighting powerful confluence areas where order blocks from multiple timeframes stack together and enabling traders to anchor their entries at higher-timeframe zones while using chart-timeframe blocks for refined risk management and stop placement. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS An order block is a candle that precedes a break of market structure. In a bullish break, the last bearish candle before price moves above the prior swing high is identified as the order block. In a bearish break, the last bullish candle before price moves below the prior swing low is marked. These zones represent areas where significant positioning may have occurred just before the structural shift. Viewing order blocks across multiple timeframes adds depth to this analysis. Higher timeframe order blocks tend to represent broader zones of interest, while lower timeframe order blocks provide more precise levels. When order blocks from different timeframes overlap or cluster in the same price area, some traders interpret this as a zone of stronger confluence. Each timeframe runs its own market structure detection internally, so order blocks are validated by the structural context of their respective timeframe rather than the chart timeframe alone. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool runs market structure analysis independently on three timeframes and identifies order blocks at each break of structure. Each timeframe layer detects its own swing points and structural breaks, then finds the last opposing candle before each break to define the order block zone. The zones are displayed as colored boxes that extend forward on the chart, with optional labels showing the timeframe and "OB" text. Each layer uses its own colors and transparency levels so traders can visually distinguish which timeframe an order block belongs to. Active zones prioritize display by proximity to the current price, and when mitigation tracking is enabled, the tool monitors whether price returns to interact with each zone according to the selected condition. Mitigated zones change to a neutral color and stop extending. An error message is displayed if the timeframes are configured incorrectly (HTF must be greater than MTF, which must be greater than the chart timeframe). ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE ORDER BLOCKS (HIGHER / INTERMEDIATE / CHART) Three separate settings groups control order block detection for each timeframe. All three share the same settings layout: Display OBs of Timeframe - Toggles detection on or off. For the Higher and Intermediate groups, a timeframe selector sets which timeframe to scan. The Chart group uses the current chart timeframe. Detection Mode - Controls how strictly a break of structure is confirmed.   - Conservative - Requires a candle close beyond the swing level.   - Aggressive - Triggers on any high or low beyond the swing level, including wicks. OB Type - Determines the boundaries of each zone.   - Wick - Zone spans from the candle's high to its low.   - Body - Zone spans from the candle's open to its close. Mitigate OB when - Toggle and dropdown for mitigation tracking.   - Close Outside - Price closes beyond the far edge of the zone.   - Wick Outside - Price wicks beyond the far edge of the zone.   - Close > 50% - Price closes past the midpoint of the zone.   - Wick > 50% - Price wicks past the midpoint of the zone.   - Close Inside - Price closes inside the zone.   - Wick Inside - Price wicks into the zone. Show Label - Toggles the timeframe and OB label on each zone. Colors - Three color pickers controlling the bullish, bearish, and mitigated zone colors. Display maximum of - Controls how many active order blocks are shown for this timeframe. The indicator prioritizes zones closest to the current price. Max Mitigated - Controls how many mitigated zones remain visible for this timeframe. Extend forward by - Controls how far active zone boxes extend to the right. Max: 200 bars. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe, provided the HTF is set higher than the MTF, which must be higher than the chart timeframe. Traders who want a top-down view can enable all three layers with progressively lower transparency for higher timeframes so the most significant zones stand out visually. Order blocks are best used as confluence with other analysis - such as fair value gaps, premium/discount zones, or session levels - rather than as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
KCP Alpha 14 Ultimate EMA Regression [Dr.K.C.Prakash]KCP Alpha 14 Ultimate EMA Regression This indicator combines EMA 50 with a 14-period Linear Regression to identify trend changes with fewer false signals. When EMA 50 crosses above the regression line and price is above EMA 200 and VWAP, it gives a BUY signal. When EMA 50 crosses below the regression line and price is below EMA 200 and VWAP, it gives a SELL signal. It also uses a no re-entry rule, so only one BUY or SELL appears until the opposite signal occurs. This keeps charts cleaner and avoids repeated signals in sideways markets.
Pine Script® Indikator
von prakash1126
Fair Value Gaps Multi-Timeframe (HuntsPip)Fair Value Gaps Multi-Timeframe (HuntsPip) detects and displays fair value gaps across three timeframes simultaneously - higher, intermediate, and chart - with independent mitigation tracking and display controls for each layer. It enables traders to build a layered view of price imbalances across the market's structural hierarchy, identifying high-confidence confluence zones where fair value gaps from multiple timeframes overlap and prioritizing entries at higher-timeframe imbalances that carry greater institutional significance while using lower-timeframe gaps for precision timing. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is a three-candle pattern where the wicks of the first and third candles do not overlap, leaving a gap in the price range covered by the middle candle. This gap represents a price area where trading occurred in only one direction without being contested from the other side. In price action and Smart Money Concepts (SMC) analysis, some traders interpret these gaps as areas of imbalance that price may revisit later. Viewing fair value gaps across multiple timeframes adds context to this analysis. Higher timeframe gaps tend to be wider and may carry more significance, while lower timeframe gaps are more frequent and granular. When gaps from different timeframes overlap or cluster in the same price area, some traders interpret this as a zone of stronger interest. Mitigation - when price returns to fill or partially fill the gap - can be tracked independently for each timeframe layer. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool scans for fair value gaps on three configurable timeframes and displays them as colored boxes on the chart. Each timeframe layer uses its own colors and transparency levels so traders can visually distinguish which timeframe a gap belongs to. An optional label on each zone displays the timeframe and "FVG" text for quick identification. Active gaps extend forward on the chart and update their right edge on each new bar. When mitigation tracking is enabled, the tool monitors whether price has returned to interact with each gap according to the selected condition for that timeframe. Mitigated zones change to a neutral color and stop extending. Each timeframe layer manages its own display limit, prioritizing gaps closest to the current price and removing the farthest ones when the maximum is reached. Mitigated zones can optionally remain on the chart up to a separate limit per timeframe. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE FAIR VALUE GAPS (HIGHER / INTERMEDIATE / CHART) Three separate settings groups control FVG detection for each timeframe. All three share the same settings layout: Display FVGs of - Toggles detection on or off. For the Higher and Intermediate groups, a timeframe selector sets which timeframe to scan. The Chart group uses the current chart timeframe. Mitigate FVG when - Toggle and dropdown for mitigation tracking.   - Close Outside - Price closes beyond the far edge of the gap.   - Wick Outside - Price wicks beyond the far edge of the gap.   - Close > 50% - Price closes past the midpoint of the gap.   - Wick > 50% - Price wicks past the midpoint of the gap.   - Close Inside - Price closes inside the gap.   - Wick Inside - Price wicks into the gap. Show Label - Toggles the timeframe and FVG label on each zone. Colors - Three color pickers controlling the bullish, bearish, and mitigated zone colors. Display maximum of - Controls how many active gaps are shown for this timeframe. The indicator prioritizes zones closest to the current price. Max Mitigated - Controls how many mitigated zones remain visible for this timeframe. Extend forward by - Controls how far active zone boxes extend to the right. Max: 200 bars. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. Traders who want a top-down view can enable all three layers and use progressively lower transparency for higher timeframes so the most significant gaps stand out visually. Those who prefer a cleaner chart can enable just one or two layers. Fair value gaps are best used as confluence with other analysis - such as order blocks, market structure, or session levels - rather than as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
Market Structure Multi-timeframe (HuntsPip)Market Structure Multi-timeframe (HuntsPip) tracks breaks of market structure across three timeframes simultaneously - higher, mid, and chart - with persistent swing level lines, BOS/CHoCH labels, and a summary table showing trend direction and retracement depth for each timeframe. It gives traders a complete top-down structural view by aligning market structure across multiple timeframes on a single chart, making it easy to identify high-probability setups where all three timeframes converge in directional agreement while monitoring how deeply price has retraced within each timeframe's swing range for precise entry timing. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Market structure analysis examines the sequence of swing highs and swing lows to determine trend direction. A Break of Structure (BOS) occurs when price continues beyond a prior swing point in the direction of the existing trend, while a Change of Character (CHoCH) occurs when price breaks a swing level against the prevailing trend, potentially signaling a shift. Viewing market structure across multiple timeframes adds depth to this analysis. A higher timeframe establishes the broader directional bias, a mid timeframe provides intermediate context, and the chart timeframe offers the most granular structural detail. When structure across all three timeframes aligns, some traders interpret this as stronger directional conviction. When they diverge, it may indicate transitional conditions or potential reversals forming from the lower timeframes upward. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool runs market structure detection independently on three timeframes: a configurable higher timeframe (HTF), a configurable mid timeframe (MTF), and the current chart timeframe (LTF). For the chart timeframe, BOS and CHoCH labels are drawn at each structural break as historical markers. For the HTF and MTF, the tool draws persistent horizontal lines at the current swing high and swing low, with price labels at the end of each line, so traders can see the active structural levels for each timeframe at all times. An optional table in a configurable corner of the chart summarizes the state of all three timeframes. Each row shows the timeframe label, current trend direction (bullish or bearish), the type of the last structural break (BOS or CHoCH), and the current retracement percentage within the active swing range. The table updates in real time as structure evolves. If the timeframes are configured incorrectly (HTF must be greater than MTF, which must be greater than the chart timeframe), an error message is displayed. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE The HTF, MTF, and LTF settings groups share the same layout. Each group controls structure detection for its respective timeframe with identical setting types. HTF MARKET STRUCTURE (MS) SETTINGS Toggle and Higher Timeframe (HTF) - Enables or disables the HTF structure layer and selects the timeframe. The detection mode is set alongside it.   - Conservative - Requires a candle close beyond the swing level.   - Aggressive - Triggers on any high or low beyond the swing level, including wicks. Line Style and Width - Controls the visual style and thickness of the HTF swing level lines. Label Size and Show - Controls the size of the price labels at the end of swing level lines and toggles them on or off. Colors - Two color pickers for bullish and bearish swing level lines and labels. MTF MARKET STRUCTURE (MS) SETTINGS Same settings layout as the HTF group, applied to the mid timeframe. Toggle and Mid Timeframe (MTF) - Enables or disables the MTF structure layer and selects the timeframe and detection mode. Line Style and Width - Controls the MTF swing level line appearance. Label Size and Show - Controls MTF price labels. Colors - Two color pickers for bullish and bearish. LTF MARKET STRUCTURE (MS) SETTINGS Same settings layout, applied to the chart timeframe. Instead of drawing persistent swing level lines, this layer draws BOS and CHoCH labels at each structural break. Toggle and Lower Timeframe (Chart) - Enables or disables the chart timeframe structure labels and selects the detection mode. Line Style and Width - Controls the appearance of the structural break lines. Label Size and Show - Controls the BOS/CHoCH label size and toggles them on or off. Colors - Two color pickers for bullish and bearish. MARKET STRUCTURE TABLE ANALYSIS Structure Table - Toggles the summary table on or off. A dropdown next to it selects the table position on the chart.   - Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right. Size - Controls the text size within the table.   - Tiny, Small, Normal, or Large. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe, provided the HTF is set higher than the MTF, which must be higher than the chart timeframe. The three layers give traders a top-down view of structure across multiple timeframes without switching charts. The table provides a quick snapshot of trend alignment, and the retracement column shows how far price has pulled back within each swing range. These structural readings are best used as a directional framework alongside other analysis, not as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
6E Sniper - Prop Elite StealthThe 6E Sniper: Elite Prop-Ready Stealth Bot Precision Flag Trading During High-Volume Sessions The 6E Sniper is not just another indicator—it’s a comprehensive execution system engineered specifically for Euro FX Futures (6E) traders. Built to navigate the strict rules of modern Prop Firms, this bot combines structural price action with professional-grade risk management. Core Strategy: The "London-NY" Flag The bot targets the most reliable setup in the futures market: the Session Breakout & Flag Reclaim. It identifies the "Pole" (a break of the Previous Day High or Low) and strikes only when price pulls back to form a high-probability "Flag" during the London and NY Open. Key Features for Professional Scaling • Prop Firm Consistency Guard: Never worry about the "20% Rule" again. Input your account size and profit goal, and the bot automatically calculates your daily cap to keep your account compliant. • Stealth Execution Mode: Hide your hand from the market. The bot manages your $300 risk and $550 target locally, executing market orders only when levels are hit to avoid "Stop Hunting" by HFT algorithms. • Aggressive Scaling Logic: When a trade moves 10 ticks into profit, the bot adds a second position to reach your $550 target faster, while simultaneously moving your stop to break-even to protect your capital. • Structural Stop Losses: No blind tick-stops. The bot places your exit strictly above or below the flag channel, ensuring you are protected by actual market structure.
Pine Script® Strategie
von FxL-ForexLeague
True Opens Week/Day (HuntsPip)True Opens Week/Day (HuntsPip) plots the opening price at a configurable day and time each week (True Week Open) and at a configurable time each day (True Day Open) as horizontal reference lines on the chart, with optional vertical markers at each open. It provides traders with key institutional reference levels that smart money often uses as anchors for directional bias, allowing them to gauge whether price is trading above or below these true opening prices to determine bullish or bearish sentiment for the current session or week. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS In Smart Money Concepts methodology, the "true open" of a trading week or day is not necessarily the first candle of the calendar day or the Monday open. Instead, it is defined as the opening price at a specific time chosen by the trader - often aligned with the start of a key trading session. Many practitioners use the Sunday or Monday evening open (such as 17:00 New York time) as the true week open, and the same evening time each day as the true day open. These opening prices serve as directional reference points. Some traders watch whether price is trading above or below the true open to gauge intraday or intraweek bias. The true open can also act as a magnet for price revisits, and deviations from it may signal directional intent. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool draws two types of horizontal lines on the chart. The True Week Open line is placed at the opening price of a specific day and time each week, extending forward as a reference level. The True Day Open line is placed at the opening price of a specific time each day. Both lines extend forward on the chart and update their right edge on each new bar. An optional vertical line marks the exact bar where each open occurs, making it easy to identify the starting point visually. Labels display the custom text alongside each horizontal level. Multiple historical opens can remain on the chart up to configurable limits, so traders can see how price has interacted with previous true opens over time. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE TRUE WEEK OPEN Display True Week Open - Toggles the weekly open line on or off. Text - Custom label text displayed at the end of the line. Day of Open - Which day of the week the true open is recorded. Monday through Sunday. Time of Open - The time (24-hour format) at which the opening price is captured. Line Style - Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Line Width - Controls line thickness. Extend - How far forward the line extends in bars. Maximum - How many historical week open lines remain on the chart. Range: 1-10. Line Color - Color for the horizontal line, vertical line, and label. Display Vertical Line - Toggles a full-height vertical line at the bar where the open occurs. TRUE DAY OPEN Display True Day Open - Toggles the daily open line on or off. Text - Custom label text displayed at the end of the line. Time of Open - The time (24-hour format) at which the opening price is captured each day. Line Style - Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Line Width - Controls line thickness. Extend - How far forward the line extends in bars. Maximum - How many historical day open lines remain on the chart. Range: 1-25. Line Color - Color for the horizontal line, vertical line, and label. Display Vertical Line - Toggles a full-height vertical line at the bar where the open occurs. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. Traders typically set the open time to match the start of the session they consider most significant for establishing directional bias. The true open levels are best used as reference points for gauging intraday or intraweek directional context alongside other analysis rather than as standalone trade triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
CM Volume Projection Indicator with ATRCM Volume Projection Indicator (Intrabar Volume Estimation) What this indicator does The CM Volume Projection Indicator is an intrabar volume analysis tool designed to estimate where total volume is likely to finish before the current candle closes, using elapsed time, historical volume behaviour, and volatility context. Unlike standard volume bars—which only display completed volume—this indicator updates in real time during the candle, allowing traders to assess whether volume is expanding, contracting, or deviating from recent norms before the bar closes. The script plots: Actual traded volume A time-scaled volume projection A dynamically adjusted projection that accounts for abnormal volume conditions A short-period volume moving average for context How it works (conceptual overview) This script combines time-based scaling, historical comparison, and adaptive constraints to produce intrabar volume estimates. 1. Elapsed-time volume scaling As a candle forms, the script calculates: The total timeframe duration (in minutes) How much of the candle has already elapsed Current volume is then scaled proportionally to estimate a full-bar projection. This answers the question: “If volume continues at the current pace, where would this candle likely close?” This forms the base (original) projection. 2. Historical volume comparison To avoid misleading projections, the script compares: Current volume Historical average volume (user-defined lookback) Volume from the previous candle adjusted to the same elapsed-time point This comparison produces: A relative volume factor An intrabar volume change percentage, showing whether current activity is accelerating or slowing compared to the previous bar at the same moment in time 3. Adaptive adjustment logic The adjusted projection modifies the base estimate using: Spike detection If current volume exceeds a percentage of historical average, a spike factor increases responsiveness. Low-volume dampening If volume is below average, projections are reduced to prevent overestimation. Remaining-time weighting As the candle nears completion, a squared time factor reduces aggressive extrapolation. Volatility context Volume standard deviation is used to soften projections during unstable volume regimes. Dynamic caps A user-defined remaining-time threshold limits projection growth late in the candle to prevent unrealistic spikes. These components work together to balance responsiveness early in the bar with stability near candle close. Plots and visual output Actual Volume Displayed as columns, colored by candle direction. Transparency adapts to volume relative to its recent average. Original Projection A faint column representing linear time-based extrapolation of current volume. Adjusted Projection A histogram reflecting volume projections after historical, volatility, and time-based adjustments. Volume Moving Average Short-period SMA or EMA (user-selectable) for contextual comparison. Optional labels can display: Projection values Volume change percentage ATR value Elapsed time diagnostics (for users who want to understand intrabar behaviour) How traders can use it This indicator is intended as a decision-support tool, not a standalone signal. Common use cases include: Identifying early volume expansion or exhaustion before candle close Confirming whether breakouts are gaining participation in real time Comparing current volume behaviour against recent norms during fast markets Filtering low-quality moves where projected volume fails to confirm price action The indicator is timeframe-agnostic and adapts automatically to the chart’s resolution Inputs and customization All parameters are adjustable from the settings panel, including: Historical averaging length Spike sensitivity Projection caps Minimum adjustment limits Moving average type and length Visual display toggles No additional indicators are required. Important notes This script does not predict future price, only estimates potential volume completion. Projections update intrabar and may change as new trades occur. Volume behaviour varies significantly across markets and sessions Always use proper risk management and confirm volume insights with your broader trading framework.
Pine Script® Indikator
von CryptoMainly
Linda Bradford Raschke Turtle Soup ICT LS MSS R Scalp StrategyLinda Bradford Raschke Original Turtle Soup with Inner Circle Trader Liquidity Sweep Market Structure Shift Reversal Scalp Strategy Uses higher-timeframe liquidity levels (swing highs/lows). Detects buyside/sellside liquidity sweeps (breaks of HTF levels). Waits for Market Structure Shift (MSS) confirmation in opposite direction. Enters on confirmed reversal with ATR-based stop + RR target. Visuals: HTF levels, sweep markers, trigger backgrounds. Best on 1m charts on Scalp. Suited for forex majors, indices, gold in rotational markets. Back-test & use discretion by avoiding strong trends or news.
Pine Script® Strategie
von uzair2join
BullBearMagnetSTOP. STOP. Read this before you request access: If you are looking for a "magic button" that prints money while you sleep, leave now. This isn't for you. This indicator will not make you rich overnight, it will not replace your brain, and it will not tell you to blindly go "all-in." Most traders fail not because they pick the wrong coin, but because they don’t know where they actually stand in the market. They chase dopamine instead of discipline. If you're tired of guessing and want to start aligning with the trend - read on. You follow influencers, watch candles, draw lines, and still make costly mistakes. Why? Because you’re listening to noise and looking at raw, unfiltered data. The market is designed to trigger your emotions, lead to bad entries, make you hold positions too long, and shake you out of good ones. BullBearMagnet turns raw market data into actionable context, so decisions are based on structure, not gut feelings. It gives your trading strategy a spine. Without a map of the market structure , you fall into the same expensive traps: Buying the chop and getting wrecked. Holding weak coins because you hope "it will come back." Selling winners right before they go parabolic. Reacting to scary candles instead of real market structure. Buying "strength" that is actually a trap, and selling "weakness" that is actually just a breather. What is The Magnet? BullBearMagnet is a trend-alignment and magnet-zone based decision framework built to identify high-probability continuation moves and structural reversals. The Magnet is not just a line on a chart; it is a dynamic map of market structure. It expands during chaos and contracts during boring phases, breathing with the asset. It doesn't care about your feelings, the news, or your Twitter feed - it only cares where price is being accepted or rejected. Bull Signal + Above the Magnet: Momentum is accepted. Look for entries and scale in. Bear Signal + Below the Magnet: Structure is broken. Protect capital and exit. Inside the Magnet: Indecision and chop. Wait for clarity. The Magnet provides the one thing most traders lack: Context . How the Bull Signal Works When a Bull appears, market structure has shifted in your favor with enough strength to prove it’s not just noise. It is not a command to bet your entire portfolio; it is an alert to start building your position. Signal Appears: Potential start of a Bull trend. Consider opening your first position. Price Holds Magnet: Add size to your position. Price continues to respect structure: Add again and ride the trend. This is your anti-greed armor. No more chasing "one more pump" into a trap. Just mechanical steps: Enter. Confirm. Scale. Profit. How the Bear Signal Works When a Bear appears, the trend is showing critical weakness. The indicator is smart: it doesn't always wait for a total collapse to signal a trend flip. Sometimes it appears above the Magnet (exhaustion has set in), and sometimes it appears as price falls into the Magnet (losing structural support). Signal Appears: Potential end of a Bull trend. Trim your position and secure profits. No ego. Price begins to lose or can’t reclaim the Magnet: Cut more or full position to protect capital. Structure fully fails: Final exit if still holding. No "It will come back." Do not marry bags. If structure breaks or momentum dies, you break free first while others are praying for a bounce. Key idea for both Bull and Bear signals: Build and reduce your positions in steps - don’t gamble everything at once. Let the structure guide your sizing, not your emotions. Best Timeframes The indicator works on any coin or timeframe once 7 candles of data exist, but context is king. Best results on 1H/4H, Daily and Weekly. 1H / 4H Charts: Best for active swing trading on new runners or volatile low/mid-cap coins. Daily / Weekly Charts: Best for established giants. (Note: Sideways chop can trigger false signals on both lower and higher timeframes - be cautious) The older and more established the coin - the higher the timeframe. Always respect the Higher Timeframe. If higher timeframe structure is broken, you don’t aggressively fight it on lower timeframes. What BullBearMagnet Solves Panic & Emotion: Strong trend analysis based mechanical rules and historical data. No gut feeling and emotions. Stops you from buying relief pumps or panic-selling the bottom of a normal pullback. Dead Bags: Keeps you out of dead coins going nowhere so you don't pay opportunity costs. It gives your strategy orientation. If structure breaks, you leave. No emotional attachment. Overtrading: Reduces chasing false breakouts in a Bear / sideways market. You stop reacting to every 1% pump and start reacting to trend changes. Eliminates Early Entries: Stops you from jumping into a trade before confirmation. No more buying "just because it looks like it might pump." Eliminates Late Exits: Provides clear structural signals so you stop holding after the trend has already failed. What It Won't Do Predict the Future: It is not a crystal ball. It will not predict the future. It maps the present so you survive the future. Save Bad Risk Management: It will not replace your brain or fix poor risk management. Feed Your Dopamine: It is not a "get rich quick" button. No FOMO into vertical candles and no 100x leverage calls. Common Mistakes The Greed Trap: Buying before the Bull signal because you "feel" a pump coming, only to get trapped in a fake-out. Or, you go "all-in" on the first candle and panic at the first tiny dip. Think in odds, not absolutes. The Profit Trap: Refusing to scale out when you are deep in profit because you want "one more green candle." Do not wait for a Bear signal to start scaling out if you are already up a lot. Take profits on the way up, or watch your gains evaporate when structure finally breaks. Ignoring Context: Treating signals as blind commands rather than a directional bias. Ignoring the Higher Timeframe: Taking aggressive long setups on a daily chart while the Weekly is in a Bear trend is a recipe for loss. Overtrading the Chop: Forcing trades inside the Magnet without confirmed signals. Sideways price action and relief rallies will sometimes trigger false signals, especially on lower timeframes. Be patient. Structure matters more than frequency. Golden Rules Protect capital first. If price can’t hold above structure, you don’t hold size. Build in steps. Don't gamble or go all-in on a single candle. Take profits on the way up. Don't wait for a Bear signal to sell if you are already deep in profit. Align with the trend. Don't fight it. Context is King. The Magnet provides the bias; your strategy provides the execution. Timing matters. The system performs at its best when you are early in a trend flip. Mindset is everything. You'll not get every trade correct, but following boring and repetitive rules you'll get more wins than loses. Boring and repetitive beats emotional and dramatic every single time. BullBearMagnet won’t remove risk. It removes confusion. And in markets - clarity is your only real edge. Trading involves significant risk. This indicator is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own due diligence and follow proper risk management practices.
Pine Script® Indikator
von bullbearmagnet
2
CM Confluence Gradient (VRVP + BBW% + PMARP + ER)CM Confluence Gradient A Multi-Factor Structural Confluence Model for Context Analysis Purpose of This Script Many indicators measure one isolated market property: Volatility Trend Mean deviation Volume distribution This script was developed to address a specific structural problem: Individual indicators often conflict because they measure independent market dimensions in isolation. CM Confluence Gradient is not a simple mashup. It is a normalized composite model designed to evaluate structural agreement across multiple independent market dimensions simultaneously. The goal is not to generate trade signals, but to visually represent when different structural forces are aligned or misaligned. Conceptual Framework Markets operate across several structural axes: Volatility regime Directional efficiency Mean extension Volume distribution positioning Progress toward structural targets Each component captures a different market dimension. When these dimensions align, structural conditions are stronger. When they diverge, the environment is typically less stable or more rotational. This script measures and normalizes each component before combining them into a composite intensity model. How the Components Work Together 1. Volatility Regime (Bollinger Band Width Percentile) easures expansion or compression relative to historical volatility. This determines whether the market is structurally capable of continuation. 2. Extension Model (PMAR / PMARP) Evaluates how far price is extended from its moving average and how extreme that extension is relative to historical distribution. This identifies: Structural imbalance Mean deviation zones Compression vs expansion conditions 3. Trend Efficiency (Kaufman ER) Separates directional movement from noise. This prevents volatility spikes from being mistaken for sustained structure. 4. Visible Range Volume Distribution (Custom VRVP Approximation) This model approximates visible range volume concentration and identifies: Point of Control Value Area boundaries Low-volume travel zones Structural magnet behavior This component introduces spatial context — not just price momentum. 5. Completion Model (ATR-Normalized Structural Distance) Measures how far price has progressed relative to an ATR-adjusted structural objective. This enables the script to distinguish: Early-stage alignment Acceleration phase Late-stage structural maturity Why This Is Not a Simple Mashup Each component is: Normalized to a 0–1 scale Weighted Combined into a unified composite intensity score The script does not display individual indicator outputs Instead, it evaluates multi-dimensional agreement and expresses that agreement through a mathematically shaped gradient model. This produces: Regime compression (grey / low intensity) Structural alignment (increasing saturation) Late-stage completion transitions (warning hues) The interaction between volatility, efficiency, extension, and volume positioning is what creates the composite behavior. Visual Model The candle gradient is not binary. It is shaped using: Non-linear saturation curves Chop detection with time-based dampening Completion-based transitional coloring Neutral filtering in weak structural environments Color intensity reflects the degree of structural alignment — not prediction Intended Use This script is designed for: Structural environment filtering Confluence confirmation Context evaluation Discretionary framework integration It is not a standalone entry system. Users should combine this tool with independent analysis and risk management. Closed-Source Note This script contains custom structural normalization and weighting logic not fully disclosed in this description. However, the conceptual framework, component interactions, and intended usage are explained above to provide transparency into how the model operates. Disclaimer This script is provided for analytical and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or guarantee performance. All trading involves risk.
Pine Script® Indikator
von CryptoMainly
[DurdenBTC] The 6th RuleA two-factor trend system that combines price momentum with volatility regime analysis to generate a simple three-state signal: Bullish, Neutral, or Bearish. Factor 1 measures whether short-term price momentum is above or below the medium-term trend. Factor 2 determines whether the current volatility environment is favorable for the asset, including a stress-recovery override that attempts to catch V-shaped bottoms most trend systems miss entirely. The two factors sum to a score of +2 (Bullish), 0 (Neutral), or -2 (Bearish). In Scaled mode (recommended), the strategy runs full exposure on Bullish, half exposure on Neutral, and goes flat on Bearish. Designed for the Daily timeframe only. Optimized presets for both BTC and SPY are included in the settings panel. Hover over the preset labels for the full configuration. BTC defaults are loaded on the initial setup. Core thesis: you don't need to capture every tick of upside. You need to avoid the drawdowns that destroy compounding. This system delivers the majority of buy-and-hold returns with a fraction of the drawdown. ⚠️ This is a research tool, not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own due diligence.
Pine Script® Strategie
von DurdensBitcoinLedger
Futures CompareFutures/Spot Arbitrage Across Exchanges is a tool for monitoring price spreads between major crypto exchanges for the same symbol. What this indicator does Calculates percentage spread of futures or spot prices on multiple exchanges relative to a selected base exchange (e.g., Binance, Bybit, OKX). Displays the average spread as a histogram and shows a table with per-exchange spreads to the base in real time. When more than one exchange is selected, it can focus the plot on the Binance spread to keep the chart clean while still showing all exchanges in the table. ​ How and where to use it Designed primarily for crypto futures and spot markets to track cross-exchange dislocations on pairs like BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, etc. Useful for manual or semi-automatic arbitrage trading, market-making, and monitoring funding-related distortions between futures and spot across exchanges. Apply it on intraday timeframes (from 1m to 1h) to see short-term spikes in spreads, or on higher timeframes to analyze the general efficiency and pricing consistency between exchanges.
Pine Script® Indikator
von cubrelive
1
indicator("Rotation Oscillator (Sectors / Metals / Crypto) + USDThis indicator builds a rotation/relative-strength oscillator for Sectors, Metals, or Crypto using a fixed analysis timeframe (Daily/Weekly) regardless of your chart. It calculates Fast and Slow signals as the spread between a “bull basket” and a “bear/benchmark” basket using percent returns over TF-aware lookbacks (Daily: 11/22, Weekly: 5/10). In Crypto mode, Auto defaults to Weekly to avoid the 7-day crypto vs 5-day equities calendar mismatch. Signal quality is improved with: • Volatility normalization per leg (Off / Stdev-scaled / Z-score) • Adaptive USD headwind using a rolling beta to UUP (optional trend-gated) • A USD divergence/convergence module that can boost the score or gate alerts based on whether price action aligns with the expected USD relationship • Debounced alerts using a deadband and multi-bar confirmation to reduce whipsaws Outputs: • Slow (histogram) and Fast (line) adjusted oscillator • Optional UUP % reference and optional USD div/conv score • Alerts when Fast/Slow move beyond the deadband and hold for the chosen confirmation bars (optionally filtered by USD div/conv gate)
Pine Script® Indikator
von rwlarow
BPR Zones Smart FVG Overlap Zones BPR Zones is a smart money–inspired indicator that automatically detects and plots high-probability trading zones based on opposing Fair Value Gap (FVG) overlaps. This tool identifies bullish and bearish imbalances, then creates powerful reaction zones when opposite FVGs overlap — highlighting potential areas of institutional activity. 🔍 How It Works Detects Bullish & Bearish Fair Value Gaps Filters gaps by customizable width (Points or %) Identifies overlap between opposite FVGs Creates a dynamic Buy or Sell Zone Tracks mitigation using wick or close logic Removes zones once mitigated (based on % setting) ✅ Key Features 📊 Multi-Timeframe Support 🎯 Automatic Buy & Sell Zone Detection ⚙️ Custom Mitigation Type (Wick or Close) 📐 Adjustable Mitigation Percentage 🔔 Optional Alerts When Price Enters Zone 🎨 Fully Customizable Colors & Style 🧹 Automatic Cleanup of Old Zones 🏷️ Adjustable Label Size 🟢 Buy Zone Logic Created when: A bullish FVG overlaps with a previous bearish FVG The overlapping range forms a valid imbalance zone Price has not yet mitigated the zone 🔴 Sell Zone Logic Created when: A bearish FVG overlaps with a previous bullish FVG Overlap forms a valid reaction area Price has not mitigated the zone ⚙️ Settings Overview General Settings Custom timeframe selection Mitigation type (Wick or Close) Mitigation percentage filter Zones Settings Number of zones displayed Zone style (Solid / Dotted / Dashed) Label size control Alerts Enable alert when price touches a zone Color Settings Custom Buy & Sell zone colors 💡 Best Used For Smart Money Concepts (SMC) traders Liquidity & imbalance traders Supply & demand style strategies Intraday & swing trading Works on all markets: Forex • Crypto • Indices • Stocks • Futures ⚠️ Important Notes Zones automatically expire after mitigation. Higher timeframes generally provide stronger zones. Use in confluence with market structure & liquidity concepts for best results. If you like this tool, don’t forget to 👍 Like and ⭐ Add to Favorites. 🐼 Trade Smart. Trade With Structure.
Pine Script® Indikator
von pandatradingt21
Premium SMC (HuntsPip)Premium SMC (HuntsPip) combines market structure labels, order blocks, fair value gaps, and premium/discount zones into a single Smart Money Concepts overlay with independent controls for each feature. It delivers a comprehensive trading toolkit in one indicator, allowing traders to customize which elements are visible on their chart while ensuring all components work in harmony - from structure-validated order blocks and imbalance detection to equilibrium-based zone mapping - eliminating the need for multiple separate indicators and freeing up valuable chart space. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Smart Money Concepts (SMC) is a framework for reading price action that revolves around several interconnected ideas. Market structure - the sequence of swing highs and swing lows - defines the current trend direction. Order blocks mark the last opposing candle before a structural break, representing zones where significant positioning may have occurred. Fair value gaps are three-candle imbalances where the wicks of the first and third candles do not overlap, leaving an uncontested price area. Premium and discount zones divide the current swing range at the midpoint, with the upper half considered premium and the lower half considered discount. Some traders use these concepts together as a layered framework: market structure establishes directional bias, premium/discount zones filter where to look for entries, and order blocks and fair value gaps identify specific zones of interest within that context. Each concept on its own provides a partial view; combining them in a single tool allows traders to see how they relate to each other on the chart. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool runs four SMC features simultaneously on a single overlay. Market structure is tracked on the chart timeframe, with BOS and CHoCH labels drawn at each structural break. Order blocks are identified at each break of structure and displayed as colored boxes that extend forward and track mitigation. Fair value gaps are detected on the chart timeframe and displayed as separate colored boxes with their own mitigation tracking. Premium and discount zones are derived from market structure on a configurable higher timeframe, drawing three horizontal lines for the swing high, swing low, and equilibrium midpoint. Each feature can be toggled on or off independently through the Display Controls group, allowing traders to show only the components they need. All zones prioritize display by proximity to the current price, and mitigated zones change color to indicate they are no longer active. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE DISPLAY CONTROLS Show Market Structure - Toggles the BOS/CHoCH lines and labels. Show Order Blocks - Toggles the order block zones. Show Fair Value Gaps - Toggles the fair value gap zones. Show Premium Discount Zones - Toggles the premium, equilibrium, and discount lines. LTF MARKET STRUCTURE (MS) SETTINGS Toggle and LTF MS Type - Enables or disables chart timeframe structure labels and selects the detection mode.   - Conservative - Requires a candle close beyond the swing level.   - Aggressive - Triggers on any high or low beyond the swing level, including wicks. Colors - Two color pickers for bullish and bearish structure lines and labels. Line Style and Width - Controls the visual style and thickness of structure break lines. Label Size and Show - Controls the size of BOS/CHoCH labels and toggles them on or off. CHART (TIMEFRAME) ORDER BLOCK Display OBs of Timeframe Chart - Toggles order block detection on the chart timeframe. OB Type - Determines zone boundaries.   - Wick - Zone spans high to low.   - Body - Zone spans open to close. Mitigate OB when - Toggle and dropdown for mitigation tracking.   - Close Outside, Wick Outside, Close > 50%, Wick > 50%, Close Inside, or Wick Inside. Show Label - Toggles the timeframe and OB label on each zone. Colors - Three color pickers for bullish, bearish, and mitigated zones. Display maximum of - Controls how many active order blocks are shown. Range: 1-50. Max Mitigated - Controls how many mitigated zones remain visible. Range: 1-10. Extend forward by - Controls how far active zones extend to the right. Range: 1-200 bars. CHART (TIMEFRAME) FAIR VALUE GAP Same settings layout as the Order Block group, applied to fair value gap zones. Display FVGs of - Toggles FVG detection on the chart timeframe. Mitigate FVG when - Same six mitigation options as Order Blocks. Show Label - Toggles the timeframe and FVG label on each zone. Colors - Three color pickers for bullish, bearish, and mitigated zones. Display maximum of - Range: 1-50. Max Mitigated - Range: 1-10. Extend forward by - Range: 1-200 bars. PREMIUM AND DISCOUNT Timeframe - Sets the timeframe used for swing detection. Must be equal to or higher than the chart timeframe. Type - Controls structure detection mode for the premium/discount swing range. Conservative or Aggressive. Premium / Equilibrium / Discount - Three color pickers for the three zone lines. Label and Size - Toggles the Premium, Equilibrium, and Discount text labels and controls their size. Line Width and Line Extend - Controls thickness and forward extension of the zone lines. Screen Top-up Color - Controls the text color for the status message in the bottom-right corner. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe, provided the Premium/Discount timeframe is set equal to or higher than the chart timeframe. The Display Controls group makes it easy to toggle individual features on or off without changing their settings, so traders can quickly switch between a full SMC view and a simplified chart. All signals and zones are best used as confluence with each other and with broader analysis, not as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
Master Barbell: Aggressive SniperThis strategy is an aggressive "Barbell" system that oscillates between defensive cash preservation and high-leverage opportunism. In normal markets, it holds a mix of SPY (1x) and SSO (2x), but when the 50-day and 215-day moving averages break, it retreats to a heavy Cash/SGOV position. The "Sniper" mechanism activates instantly when the VIX hits 35, deploying 3x leveraged LEAPS to catch the bottom of a crash, protected by an 8% trailing stop to survive volatility and a 10-day time limit to cut stagnant trades. If the rebound succeeds and crosses above the 50-day MA, it switches to a "Runner" mode with a tighter 4% trailing stop to ride the recovery trend indefinitely.
Pine Script® Strategie
von YourAnalyst
Lethal Market Edge NQ - Heat+SpeedLethal Market Edge NQ · Heat + Speed is a precision-built structural momentum tool designed for serious intraday traders who demand clarity, not clutter. This indicator focuses on volatility expansion, liquidity positioning, and directional heat shifts to identify high-probability reaction zones and momentum continuation phases on NQ. Unlike traditional lagging overlays, Lethal Market Edge is built around: • Structural range mapping • Momentum acceleration detection (“Heat”) • Speed of move analysis • Reaction zone validation • High-timeframe alignment awareness The result is a clean, rule-based framework that helps traders: ✔ Identify when the market is compressing vs expanding ✔ Spot reaction zones before retail crowd entries ✔ Avoid chop and low-energy environments ✔ Align with structural momentum instead of guessing ⸻ ⚙ Designed For: • NQ Futures traders • Intraday scalpers & session traders • Traders using reaction-based entries • Probability-driven execution models ⸻ 📌 Access Model This is an invite-only indicator. Access is granted after active subscription and TradingView username verification.
Pine Script® Indikator
von GHACEO01
SMT Divergence (HuntsPip)SMT Divergence (HuntsPip) detects Smart Money Technique divergences between the current chart and a correlated symbol by comparing their swing highs and swing lows at matching timestamps, marking where one instrument makes a higher high while the other makes a lower high - or vice versa at lows. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Smart Money Technique (SMT) divergence is an inter-market analysis concept. It compares the price action of two correlated instruments - such as EURUSD and GBPUSD, or ES and NQ - at their swing points. Under normal conditions, positively correlated instruments tend to make swing highs and swing lows together. When one instrument makes a higher high while the other makes a lower high at the same time, this disagreement is called an SMT divergence. Some traders interpret these divergences as signs that the apparent strength or weakness shown by one instrument is not being confirmed by its correlated pair. A bearish SMT divergence occurs at swing highs when one chart pushes to a new high but the other fails to do so. A bullish SMT divergence occurs at swing lows when one chart drops to a new low but the other holds above its prior low. The divergence suggests that the move may lack conviction and a reversal could follow. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool detects pivot highs and pivot lows on the current chart using a configurable lookback length, then retrieves the corresponding high and low values from the correlated symbol at the same timestamps. It compares consecutive swing points on both instruments: if the current chart's swing high is higher than the previous one but the correlated symbol's swing high is lower (or vice versa), a bearish SMT divergence is identified. The same logic applies in reverse at swing lows for bullish divergences. Each divergence is marked with a colored line connecting the two swing points on the current chart and a label identifying whether the signal is bullish or bearish, along with the name of the correlated symbol. Hovering over the label displays a tooltip with the exact price values from both instruments at both swing points. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE CONFIGURATION Correlation Symbol - The symbol to compare against the current chart. Should be a positively correlated instrument (e.g., GBPUSD when charting EURUSD, or NQ when charting ES). Pivot Length - The number of bars on each side used to identify swing highs and swing lows. Range: 2-50. Higher values detect larger, less frequent swing points; lower values detect smaller, more frequent ones. DIVERGENCE FILTER Detection Mode - Controls which direction of disagreement triggers a signal.   - Both Directions - Shows all divergences regardless of which instrument leads.   - Current Chart Higher/Lower Only - Only signals when the current chart makes the more extreme move (higher high or lower low) while the correlated symbol fails to confirm.   - Correlation Chart Higher/Lower Only - Only signals when the correlated symbol makes the more extreme move while the current chart fails to confirm. VISUAL SETTINGS Bearish Divergence - Color for bearish SMT signals at swing highs. Bullish Divergence - Color for bullish SMT signals at swing lows. Line Width - Width of the divergence line connecting swing points. Range: 1-5. Line Style - Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Label Size - Tiny, Small, Normal, or Large. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. The correlation symbol should be chosen based on a known positive correlation with the current chart - pairs within the same asset class or sector tend to work best. SMT divergences are inherently lagging since they require confirmed swing points to compare, and are best used as confluence alongside other analysis such as market structure, key levels, or session timing rather than as standalone reversal signals.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
MTF Highs - Lows with FVG & IFVGsThis indicator is a comprehensive price action tool designed to provide institutional context across multiple timeframes. It combines two powerful concepts: Inversion Fair Value Gaps (IFVGs) and High-Low-Open (HLO) Levels from HTF (Higher Timeframe) perspectives. By identifying where gaps have failed (Inversions) and where major structural highs/lows sit, traders can pinpoint high-probability "draw on liquidity" zones and points of interest (POIs). Key Features 1. Multi-Timeframe IFVGs (Rules 1-5) The script tracks Fair Value Gaps across 5 customizable "Rules": Rule 1-3: Monthly, Weekly, and Daily, 4-Hour and 1-Hour. Dynamic Logic: It detects standard FVGs and automatically transforms them into Inversion FVGs (IFVGs) once the price closes through the gap. Mitigation Tracking: Boxes change color once mitigated (tested by price) to keep your chart clean while still showing historical context. Precision Midlines : Every gap includes a midline (consequent encroachment) to help identify the most sensitive area of the gap. 2. High-Low-Open (HLO) Levels The script plots 8 customizable slots for HTF levels. This allows you to see: Current and previous Highs/Lows & Open of Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly, and also lower time frames as well Visual hierarchy using line weights (thickness) to distinguish between a Daily level and a Yearly level at a glance.
Pine Script® Indikator
von bilal1947