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Inverse Fair Value Gaps (HuntsPip)Inverse Fair Value Gaps (HuntsPip) detects fair value gaps that have been invalidated by price trading through them, converting them into inverse FVG zones with flipped directional bias. It helps traders identify when a previously bearish gap becomes a bullish support zone or a bullish gap transforms into bearish resistance, offering refined re-entry opportunities as price retests these invalidated imbalances with the expectation that the flipped zone will now act as a point of continuation in the new direction. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS An Inverse Fair Value Gap (iFVG) builds on the standard fair value gap concept. A regular FVG is a three-candle imbalance where the wicks of the first and third candles do not overlap. An inverse FVG forms when price later trades completely through that gap in the opposite direction, invalidating the original imbalance. At that point, the gap flips its directional bias - a failed bullish FVG becomes a bearish iFVG, and a failed bearish FVG becomes a bullish iFVG. In Smart Money Concepts (SMC) analysis, some traders interpret this flip as similar to how failed support can become resistance and vice versa. When price returns to an inverse FVG zone, traders watch for potential reactions aligned with the new directional bias. The Consequent Encroachment (CE) - the midpoint of the gap - is sometimes used as a reference level within the zone. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool scans for fair value gaps as they form and then monitors whether price subsequently trades through the gap in the opposite direction. When this happens, the original FVG is drawn as a historical reference and a new iFVG zone is created starting from the point of invalidation, extending forward on the chart. Both the original FVG and the inverse FVG are displayed as colored boxes. The iFVG uses the opposite color of the original gap to reflect the flipped bias. Optional dashed CE lines mark the midpoint of each zone, and optional labels identify them as "FVG" or "iFVG." Mitigation tracking monitors whether price returns to interact with the iFVG zone, changing the color of both boxes to a neutral shade when the selected condition is met. The indicator manages a display limit, removing the oldest validated zones when the maximum count is reached. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE INVERSE FAIR VALUE GAP Show Labels - Toggles the FVG and iFVG text labels on each zone pair. Colors - Two color pickers controlling the bullish and bearish zone colors. The iFVG automatically uses the opposite color of its original FVG. Mitigation - Toggle and dropdown controlling mitigation tracking for validated iFVG zones. A third color picker controls the mitigated zone color.   - 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 (CE) of the zone.   - Wick > 50% - Price wicks past the midpoint (CE) of the zone.   - Close Inside - Price closes inside the zone.   - Wick Inside - Price wicks into the zone. CE (Mid-point) - Toggles the dashed Consequent Encroachment line at the midpoint of each zone. A color picker controls the line color. Max Displayed - Controls how many validated iFVG pairs are shown on the chart at once. Range: 1-50. Oldest pairs are removed first when the limit is reached. Distance from LTP - Controls how far forward each active iFVG box and CE line extend beyond the current bar. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. Because inverse FVGs require a standard FVG to first form and then be completely invalidated, they appear less frequently than regular FVGs and represent a more selective setup. Inverse fair value gaps are best used as confluence with other analysis - such as breaker blocks, market structure, or liquidity levels - rather than as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
Time Markers (HuntsPip)Time Markers (HuntsPip) combines day-of-week separators, major trading session range boxes, true week open, and true day open levels into a single overlay for intraday chart organization. It provides traders with a comprehensive time-based framework by consolidating multiple temporal reference points into one clean indicator, reducing chart clutter while ensuring key session boundaries and weekly or daily opening levels are always visible for planning entries around time-sensitive market events. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Intraday traders often rely on several time-based reference points to structure their analysis. Day separators help visually distinguish one trading day from the next. Session ranges - Asian, London, New York, and Sydney - highlight the high and low of each major market session, providing context about where price action occurred during specific periods of participation. The True Week Open and True Day Open are concepts used in ICT-style analysis. Rather than using the standard midnight open, some traders define the "true" open as the price at a specific time - often 18:00 New York time - which aligns with the start of the new trading day or week in certain market conventions. These opening prices are then tracked as horizontal reference levels, as some traders interpret them as anchors around which the day's or week's price action may revolve. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool combines four time-based features into a single indicator. First, it applies alternating background shading and day-of-week labels to distinguish each trading day. Second, it draws colored session range boxes for up to four major sessions, each showing the session's high and low in real time. Third, it plots the True Week Open as a horizontal line at the opening price of a configurable day and time. Fourth, it plots the True Day Open as a horizontal line at the opening price of a configurable daily time. Both the week and day open lines extend forward on the chart and include optional vertical lines at the point of the open. All features automatically hide on timeframes of 4 hours and above. Each component is independently configurable with its own colors, styles, and display limits. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE DAY SEPARATOR Display Time - Sets the time of day where the day label is placed, using 24-hour format. Display Maximum Weeks - Controls how many weeks of day separators are shown. Range: 1-4. Display Day Length - Sets the label text format.   - Short - Abbreviated names (MON, TUE, WED, etc.).   - Full - Full names (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, etc.). Position - Controls whether day labels appear at the top or bottom of the chart. Highlight Weekdays - Toggles alternating background shading for Monday through Friday. A color picker controls the shading color. Highlight Weekends - Toggles background shading for Saturday and Sunday with a separate color picker. Show Labels - Toggles the day-of-week text labels with a color picker for the text. MARKET SESSIONS Four sessions are available: Asian, London, New York, and Sydney. Each is configured on a single row with a toggle, custom name, color picker, and session time window. Timezone - Sets the timezone for all session calculations. A comprehensive list of global timezones is available. Asian / London / New York / Sydney - Toggle, name, color, and time window for each session. Maximum Sessions to Display - Controls how many historical session boxes remain visible per session. Range: 1-50. Location of Label - Sets whether session labels appear at the top or bottom of the box. Show Labels / Show Border / Show Fill - Independent toggles for session label text, box borders, and background fill. TRUE WEEK OPEN Display True Week Open - Toggles the weekly open level on or off. Text - Custom label text for the week open line. Day of Open - Selects which day of the week the true open is measured from. Time of Open - Sets the time on the selected day when the open price is captured, using 24-hour format. Line Style - Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Line Width - Controls line thickness. Extend - Controls how far forward the line extends in bars. Maximum - Controls how many historical week open lines are shown. Range: 1-10. Line Color - Color for the week open line and label. Display Vertical Line - Toggles a vertical line at the point where the week open is captured. TRUE DAY OPEN Same settings layout as True Week Open, applied to the daily open level. Display True Day Open - Toggles the daily open level on or off. Text - Custom label text for the day open line. Time of Open - Sets the time when the daily open price is captured. Line Style - Solid, Dashed, or Dotted. Line Width - Controls line thickness. Extend - Controls how far forward the line extends in bars. Maximum - Controls how many historical day open lines are shown. Range: 1-25. Line Color - Color for the day open line and label. Display Vertical Line - Toggles a vertical line at the point where the day open is captured. This tool works on any instrument and is designed for intraday timeframes below 4 hours. It consolidates several time-based references into a single indicator, reducing the need to stack multiple overlays. The session ranges, day separators, and open levels are purely visual aids and reference points - they are best used alongside other analysis rather than as standalone trade signals.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
Breaker Blocks (HuntsPip)Breaker Blocks (HuntsPip) identifies order blocks that have failed and converts them into breaker block zones, tracking both the original order block and its transformation on the chart. It enables traders to recognize when institutional positions have been invalidated by price breaking through an order block, turning former support into resistance and vice versa, providing high-probability reversal and continuation trade setups as price retests these converted zones. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS A breaker block is a price action concept that builds on the idea of order blocks. When an order block forms but price later moves through it in the opposite direction - effectively invalidating it - the failed order block becomes a breaker block. The zone flips its directional bias: a failed bullish order block becomes a bearish breaker, and a failed bearish order block becomes a bullish breaker. In Smart Money Concepts (SMC) analysis, some traders interpret breaker blocks as zones where a prior move has been invalidated and the original positioning may now act as a reference in the opposite direction. When price returns to a breaker block zone, traders watch for potential reactions aligned with the new directional bias. The concept reflects the idea that failed support can become resistance and vice versa. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool tracks market structure internally and identifies order blocks at each break of structure. It then monitors whether price subsequently trades through the order block zone in the opposite direction. When this happens, the original order block is drawn as a historical reference and a new breaker block zone is created starting from the point of invalidation, extending forward on the chart. Both the original order block and the breaker block are displayed as colored boxes. The breaker block uses the opposite color of the original order block to reflect the flipped bias. Optional labels mark each zone as "OB" or "BB" for quick identification. Mitigation tracking monitors whether price returns to interact with the breaker block zone, changing the color of both boxes to a neutral shade when the selected condition is met. The indicator manages a display limit, removing the oldest validated zones when the maximum count is reached. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE BREAKER BLOCKS Show Labels - Toggles the OB and BB text labels on each zone pair. Breaker Block Type - Determines the boundaries of each zone.   - Wick - The zone spans from the candle's high to its low.   - Body - The zone spans from the candle's open to its close. Mitigation Type - Selects the condition that must be met for a breaker block to be considered mitigated.   - 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. Colors - Three color pickers controlling the bullish, bearish, and mitigated zone colors. The breaker block automatically uses the opposite color of its original order block. Max BB Displayed - Controls how many validated breaker block pairs are shown on the chart at once. Oldest pairs are removed first when the limit is reached. Distance from LTP - Controls how far forward each active breaker block box extends beyond the current bar. This tool works on any instrument and any timeframe. Because breaker blocks require an order block to first form and then fail, they appear less frequently than standard order blocks and represent a more selective setup. Breaker blocks are best used as confluence with other analysis - such as fair value gaps, market structure, or liquidity levels - rather than as standalone entry triggers.
Pine Script® Indikator
von HuntsPipDevs
PJSTR_Multi_Confluence_Gates&ExitsPJSTR Multi Confluence Gates & Exits A non-repainting, confluence-based strategy designed to study and optimize long-biased market participation across multiple crypto assets and timeframes. This script combines several widely used technical concepts into a modular framework where filters can be enabled or disabled to evaluate their impact on signal quality, drawdown behavior, and trade consistency. The default configuration is optimized for a 4-hour chart, but the logic is adaptable to other markets and settings. Key characteristics • Confluence-based logic using multiple independent filters • Non-repainting design with bar-close evaluation • Long-biased, spot-oriented approach (no leverage, no pyramiding) • Strong safety mechanisms to help control drawdown • Modular structure suitable for different assets and market regimes • Designed for research, evaluation, and strategy development • Multi-switchable Plots for the filters, Buy-Gates and Exits Performance context Back testing shows that the strategy can outperform a passive buy-and-hold approach under certain market conditions, while aiming to keep maximum equity drawdown as controlled as possible. Results vary depending on asset, timeframe, and settings. Usage notes This script is provided for educational and analytical purposes. Default settings are example parameters and may require adjustment for different instruments or market environments. Back testing results are historical simulations and not guarantees of future performance. Automation & alerts This strategy can be used with TradingView alerts at the user’s discretion and in accordance with platform guidelines.
Pine Script® Strategie
von PJooris1408
V15.7 (CDT Price Action Pro)【指标名称】 CDT 动态价格行为辅助系统 V15.7 (CDT Price Action Pro) 【关于本指标】 本指标为 CDT 交易体系专属的内部视觉辅助工具。它基于纯粹的价格行为（Price Action）与市场微观结构动力学开发，旨在帮助交易员在复杂的图表中过滤无序的震荡杂波，辅助识别潜在的动能拐点与结构破位。 本工具摒弃了传统均线或震荡指标的滞后性，通过后台算法对实时 K 线的实体、影线以及相对位置进行多维度的动能测算，并在图表上输出极简的视觉标识，让盘面保持绝对的清爽。 【视觉标识说明】 指标在图表上下方仅输出三种字符标识，分别代表不同的市场微观状态： “C” 标识 (反转预警)：当价格切入设定的宏观区间边缘，且在微观级别出现强烈的价格拒绝（Rejection）与实体反包动作时触发，提示潜在的极值拐点。 “D” 标识 (动能确立)：当市场在局部区域完成测试后，产生实体级别的结构突破与动能释放时触发，作为辅助的突破确认信号。 “t” 标识 (势能验证)：严格依附于主信号之后产生，通过追踪 K 线中轴重心的连续推移，辅助验证当前趋势的延续性与健康度。 【使用建议】 本工具本质上是一台“市场微观显微镜”，不可作为机械的开平仓信号。使用者必须结合更高时间级别的大框架（HTF）、关键兴趣区（POI）以及自身的主观交易逻辑进行综合研判。 【⚠️ 风险提示与免责声明】（必读） 仅供学习与复盘使用：本指标生成的所有盘面标记、信号与提示，仅供图表形态分析、复盘推演及交易逻辑研究使用，绝对不构成任何形式的投资建议、交易指导或买卖指令。 无收益承诺：金融衍生品交易伴随着极高的风险，随时可能导致本金损失。过往的图表走势与历史复盘表现，绝不代表未来结果。市场具有不可预测性，本指标不保证任何胜率或盈利预期。 风险自负：使用者在实盘中依据本工具做出的任何交易决策，须自行承担全部财务风险。请务必严格执行资金管理与止损纪律。 授权说明：本脚本为 Invite-Only（仅限邀请）模式，底层代码与算法知识产权归 CDT 团队所有，仅对审核通过的授权用户开放使用权限。 CDT Price Action Pro V15.7 - Mentor & Student Zone (Invite-Only) Description: 【About This Indicator】 The CDT Price Action Pro V15.7 is an exclusive, invite-only visual aid developed for the internal Mentor and Student Zones of the CDT trading community. Grounded in pure Price Action and market micro-structure dynamics, this tool is engineered to filter out erratic market noise and highlight potential momentum shifts within specific macro environments. By calculating the relative positioning of candlestick bodies, wicks, and centers of gravity (instead of relying on lagging moving averages or traditional oscillators), this script acts as a "micro-level microscope" to identify liquidity sweeps and structural rejections. 【Visual Signal Breakdown】 To maintain absolute chart clarity, the indicator outputs only three minimalistic character labels, each representing a distinct micro-market state: C (Perfect Reversal Pre-alert): The optimal setup. Triggers when price enters a predefined macro extreme zone, sweeps recent liquidity (leaves a clear rejection wick), and the confirmation candle perfectly engulfs the absolute extreme (wick) of the setup candle. D (Imperfect Momentum Shift): The secondary, imperfect state of "C". Triggers in the exact same macro conditions with a liquidity sweep, but the confirmation candle only manages to engulf the body of the setup candle without clearing its extreme wick. It indicates a valid structural shift, though with slightly less explosive momentum than a "C" signal. t (Momentum Verification): A trailing validation marker. It never appears in isolation; it strictly attaches to a preceding "C" or "D" signal. It verifies the health and continuation of the new trend by tracking the progressive shift of the candles' center of gravity (median price), assisting traders in holding or trailing their positions. 【Usage Guidelines】 This tool is strictly a visual aid for micro-structure confirmation. Signals should never be traded blindly in "no man's land." For maximum efficacy, traders must combine these micro-signals with Higher Time Frame (HTF) analysis and established Points of Interest (POI). 【⚠️ Risk Warning & Disclaimer】(Must Read) Educational Purposes Only: All visual markers, signals, and alerts generated by this script are strictly for educational analysis, chart study, and internal community review. They DO NOT constitute financial advice, trading recommendations, or buy/sell signals. Risk of Loss: Trading financial derivatives carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You could lose some or all of your initial investment. No Guarantees: Past chart performance or historical signal accuracy is not indicative of future results. The market is inherently unpredictable. User Responsibility: Any trading decisions made based on the visual output of this tool are solely at the user's own risk. Always employ strict risk management and position sizing. 【Access & Authorization】 This script is Invite-Only. Unauthorized distribution or reverse engineering is prohibited. For access inquiries or authorization for the Student Zone, please contact the author: QQ: 522199432 Remark/Note: Please add the note "cdt指标" (CDT Indicator) when sending a request.
Pine Script® Indikator
von derpiaoderpiao
TradeX ORB Sniper v3.6Breakout Strategy Framework TradeX ORB Sniper v3.6 is a closed-source breakout strategy framework designed to identify and manage structured opening range breakouts across different session models and market conditions. It is not a simple ORB line tool or a mashup of existing public indicators. All calculations and logic are developed in-house and operate under a unified internal rule engine. The framework standardizes how opening ranges are defined, measured, and evaluated, allowing users to objectively study breakout behavior and execution structure across multiple range constructions without changing tools or visual logic. Core Concept ORB Sniper implements four internally coded opening range modes, each defining the range differently based on time, session structure, and market behavior: Pre-market session range 5-minute opening range 15-minute opening range Volume-adaptive range model Users can toggle between these four variations while the underlying breakout logic remains consistent. Rather than relying on generic fixed boxes, each range mode applies the same internal rule structure so that breakout conditions can be identified, reviewed, and compared within a controlled and repeatable framework. This design allows traders to evaluate how different opening range constructions behave as entry frameworks under identical execution rules. Breakout Detection & Entry Logic A breakout condition is recognized only when a candle closes outside the active range. When this occurs, the framework highlights that candle as a visual event marker (“Get Ready Candle”), indicating that the range has structurally resolved and directional bias is defined. This marker represents the strategy’s primary setup trigger and identifies the point at which the framework considers a valid breakout condition to exist. Range-Based Risk & Target Structure Following a breakout trigger, the framework projects two calculated zones derived directly from the selected opening range: Risk Zone Defines the invalidation area for the breakout thesis. If price retraces into this zone, the breakout condition is considered failed based on the framework’s internal logic. Continuation Zone Represents a measured-move projection derived from the same range calculations. This zone maps the expected expansion objective associated with the breakout structure. Both zones are mathematically linked to the internally calculated range and update dynamically based on the active mode. They are not static multipliers or arbitrary drawings, but proportional extensions of the opening range structure itself. Customization & Inputs The framework allows user-level customization of visual and structural components, including: Range mode selection (V1–V4) Risk zone color Continuation zone color Breakout candle highlight color Optional status line display These inputs allow adaptation to different instruments, sessions, and chart layouts while preserving the underlying strategy logic. Development Methodology The range models and projection logic were originally prototyped and tested in Python using historical market data. Variations in volume behavior, volatility structure, and session timing were evaluated to refine how ranges are constructed and how post-breakout behavior is measured. The most stable rule sets were then implemented into Pine Script as a closed-source framework to maintain consistency and prevent discretionary reinterpretation of the strategy model. Intended Use This script is designed to function as a structured opening range breakout framework. It provides: Defined breakout conditions based on opening range resolution Directional bias confirmation via close-based breakout detection Calculated risk and continuation zones derived from range structure A repeatable, rules-based method for evaluating breakout setups The script does not auto-execute trades and does not guarantee profitability. Default settings are provided as a starting configuration. Users are expected to evaluate and optimize parameters based on their own instruments, sessions, timeframes, and risk preferences. Originality Statement TradeX ORB Sniper is a proprietary framework. While it incorporates widely known market concepts such as opening ranges and volume behavior, it applies them through an original internal rule structure governing: How ranges are calculated How breakouts are confirmed How risk and continuation zones are derived How all modes remain behaviorally consistent within a unified strategy model It is not a mashup of public indicators and does not rely on built-in strategy templates or public-domain scripts. Strategy Testing & Risk Controls (New) To support systematic evaluation and controlled backtesting, the framework includes a dedicated risk management section designed specifically for use with the Strategy Tester. Users can define: Risk parameters applied directly to strategy tester executions, allowing comparison of different ORB variations under consistent risk assumptions. A maximum contract size, which helps normalize results and prevents unrealistic position sizing in backtests. These controls are intended to support research and optimization, allowing users to evaluate how different opening range constructions, filters, and risk constraints affect performance across historical data. The strategy tester functionality is not intended to be used as a blind signal generator, but as a tool for structured analysis and variation testing. Additional Breakout Filtering (New) An optional ORB Wick Rejection Filter has been added. When enabled, breakout conditions are filtered to only allow setups where price demonstrates a wick rejection at the defined opening range. This filter is designed to help isolate breakout attempts where liquidity interaction occurs at the range boundary before continuation, reducing lower-quality breakout conditions while preserving the core breakout logic. Visual Configuration All major visual components of the framework can be customized through user inputs, including: Risk zone color Continuation (reward) zone color Breakout (“Get Ready”) candle highlight color Label font size These options allow users to adapt the framework to different chart styles and layouts while keeping all calculations and execution logic unchanged. Default Strategy Tester settings use realistic assumptions for position sizing, commission, and slippage to avoid overstating historical performance.
Pine Script® Strategie
von tradexictsmc
1M Intraday TrendCapture: Momentum Reclaim Pattern (MRP) Overview This is a high-precision intraday trend-following strategy designed specifically for the 1-minute timeframe on major indices (Nifty, BankNifty, etc.). It utilizes the Momentum Reclaim Pattern (MRP), which focuses on entering trades only after a confirmed momentum expansion followed by a structural reclaim. Core Logic The strategy combines three layers of confirmation to filter out market noise: Trend Bias (Multi-Timeframe CCI): Uses a proprietary CCI alignment across 1m, 3m, and 5m timeframes to identify Overbought/Oversold exhaustion points before a trend reversal. Trend Filter (EMA Stack): Uses a triple EMA sequence (108, 216, 324) to ensure trades are only taken in the direction of the institutional trend. Structural Trigger (Fractal Pivots): Entries are triggered only when price breaks a confirmed Fractal High (for Longs) or Fractal Low (for Shorts). Key Features Dynamic RR Plotting: Automatically draws and expands Risk/Reward boxes (Stop Loss and Take Profit zones) in real-time. Intraday Time Windows: Built-in session controls to avoid "choppy" market openings and late-day volatility. Includes a Pause Window for mid-day lunch hours. Risk Management: Calculates position sizing based on a fixed Rupee risk (e.g., ₹2400 per trade) and automatically adjusts for different Index lot sizes. Automated Targets: Selectable RR ratios from 1:1 up to 1:9 via the user settings. Visual Dashboard: On-screen labels for "Get Ready" setups, including strike price suggestions (CE/PE) and risk point calculations. How to Use Setup: Look for the "GET READY" label and the orange risk highlight box. Execution: The strategy enters automatically (or provides a signal) when price breaks the structural fractal levels. Exit: The strategy plots a green TP zone and a red SL zone. It manages the exit via the built-in strategy.exit logic. Note: This script is optimized for the 1-minute chart. It is highly recommended to keep "Process orders on close" enabled for backtesting accuracy.
Pine Script® Strategie
von Manonidhi09
yellow candle is momentary Indicator Insight: Positive Breakout - Fixed Anchor Lines This indicator is a specialized technical analysis tool designed to identify and visualize institutional price pivots based on momentum-filtered moving average breakouts. It serves as a visual guide for traders who prioritize "Quiet Accumulation" phases over volatile price spikes. 🔍 Technical Logic & Methodology: • Momentum-Filtered Breakouts: Unlike standard crossover indicators, this script applies a specific momentum filter (Momentum < 3\%). This ensures the breakout occurs during a phase of low-volatility strength, identifying potential "Early Stage" movements rather than exhausted trends. • Fixed Multi-Timeframe Anchoring: Utilizing request.security with lookahead logic, the script fetches Daily (D) timeframe data and anchors horizontal support/resistance levels precisely at the High and Low of the signal candle. • Inter-Timeframe Persistence: The anchor lines are programmed to remain visible and horizontal when switching to lower timeframes (e.g., 5m, 15m, 1h). This allows for precise monitoring of "Retest" zones and price action behavior around institutional levels. • Visual Clarity: The script features a custom plotcandle function to highlight the Daily signal candle, providing immediate visual feedback without cluttering the chart. 🛠️ Key Features: • Dynamic SMA Integration: Tracks price interaction with a customizable Simple Moving Average (SMA). • Automated Level Projection: Draws extended horizontal lines that serve as "Zones of Interest" for future price action. • Fully Customizable UI: Users can adjust the lookback period, line thickness, and color schemes to match their personal trading workspace.
Pine Script® Indikator
von qshm2030
Solaris BankNifty Strategy Overview • Rather than using decorative or complex visuals the chart is intentionally kept simple and uncluttered to emphasize readability and precision over aesthetics. • Calibrated for 5 minute intraday charts. These settings are for Bank Nifty • Each asset (stocks, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, etc..) requires individual calibration. • Since market dynamics shift weekly, how can indicator values stay constant, and how can one asset’s settings apply to all assets? • Retracement entry is best. • Restrict trading to the first two signals per day. • Fine tune input values weekly to adjust for changing volatility. • Refer to the above pic for value setting. Strategy Settings • More than 80% of trades should be profitable (calibration goal). • Minimum of 7 (more is better) trades in the last 30 days . • Strategy uses 10 input values that must be precisely fine tuned. Important Notes • There is no holy grail—discipline and risk management are essential. • Always forward test thoroughly before live trading. • For questions, feel free to DM me. Current settings for Bank nifty Index Sun 5.8 Pluto 61 Mars 20 Charon 1 9 Charon 2 21 Rahu 0.55 Laxmi 2 Sun Moon A 20 Mercury 26 ISM 0.5 In style untick following for clean chart-- Bar color Trades on chart Signal labels Quantity Disclaimer : This strategy is for educational and research purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Always conduct your own research and consult your financial advisor before making trading decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results. For any query feel free to DM me
Pine Script® Strategie
von Trader-Solaris
Cross Asset Class Row Stack v2What You're Seeing Looking at your cross-asset indicator, you have a global market pulse showing: US Equities (top rows) - SPY, QQQ, RUT, NDX, DJI, RSP These show the health of American stock markets across different segments Large cap, tech, small cap, blue chip, etc. Risk Indicators - VIX, US10YR VIX measures fear/volatility Bond yields show rate expectations and inflation sentiment Commodities & Currencies - OIL, USDJPY, DXY, CXY Oil reflects global growth and energy demand USD pairs show dollar strength vs other currencies These are leading indicators for inflation and economic health International Markets - NIFTY, GER40, HK50, UK100, HSI, IRUS, PSEI, AU30 Show if weakness/strength is global or US-centric Emerging markets vs developed markets Why This Matters The pattern across all assets tells you: If everything is green → Risk-on, growth sentiment strong, global demand healthy If tech (QQQ, MAG5) is down but commodities up → Inflation concerns, Fed tightening If VIX is high and bonds rallying (US10YR down) → Flight to safety, market stress If emerging markets lag → Risk appetite weakening If USD strength (DXY up) → Safe haven buying, emerging market headwinds What You Should Expect Next 📊 Based on typical market mechanics: Sector Rotation Clues If small caps (RUT) underperform large caps (SPY) → Flight to quality, economic slowdown ahead If tech (QQQ) rallies hard → Risk appetite, rate cut expectations, or AI enthusiasm Divergences Signal Turns When international markets diverge from US (HSI, GER40 weak but SPY strong) → Warning sign When bonds rally hard while stocks hold up → Market pricing in cuts soon Commodity-Equity Relationship Oil up + Equities down = Stagflation risk Oil down + Equities up = Goldilocks scenario (growth without inflation) Currency Strength Strong USD (DXY up) typically coincides with: Weak emerging markets (NIFTY, PSEI struggle) Tech underperformance (rate sensitivity) Commodity underperformance (priced in USD) Mean Reversion Signals When one asset class (like commodities) gets too extreme vs others → Rotation likely When VIX diverges from market movements → Volatility expansion expected Action Items to Monitor 🎯 Create alerts for: Divergence events - When your top gainers/losers change dramatically Sector strength shifts - Watch if DJI outperforms QQQ (value vs growth) International weakness - If Asian/European indices start failing while US holds Rate signals - US10YR changes often precede equity moves Dollar extremes - DXY above/below key levels affect emerging markets Example Scenario from Image 1 Looking back at your first chart, if I saw: QQQ, MAG5, NDX down (tech weak) OIL, DXY, US10YR rising (inflation/rate concerns) NIFTY, GER40 weaker than SPY (US insulated but others suffering) I'd expect: Continued rotation from growth to value, rate hikes priced in longer, and potential emerging market weakness ahead. The power of this indicator: It lets you see correlation breakdowns at a glance. When correlations break → opportunities and risks emerge! 📈 Does this framework help? What specific patterns are you seeing in your current data? 🤔
Pine Script® Indikator
von buencaminoramon9
Sistema Modular V6 - Core Bias by Max# ⚖️ USER MANUAL: CORE SYSTEM (EMA & VWAP Precision) This system defines the **Law of the Trend** and the **Institutional Average Price**. It is the final filter that determines whether a buy or sell signal is likely to succeed. ## 1. THE MARKET JUDGES (The Moving Averages) EMAs (Exponential Moving Averages) act as judges of the price structure. * **200-period EMA (The Law - White):** Defines the major trend. * **Price above:** We are only looking for buys (Bullish Bias). * **Price below:** We are only looking for sells (Bearish Bias). * *Note:* This is the ultimate support level. If the price moves too far away, it tends to return to it (Mean Reversion). * **20-period EMA (The Rhythm - Yellow):** Defines the current speed and short-term dynamic support. * It functions as a "springboard." In strong trends, the price bounces here before continuing its trajectory. This system defines the Speed ​​and Crucial Timing of the entry. THE SPEED JUDGES (Fast EMAs) EMA 9 (Short - Yellow/Cyan): This is the fast reaction line. It defines the immediate trend. If the price is sticking to it, the move has significant strength. EMA 21 (Middle - Magenta/White): This is the short-term equilibrium line. It acts as the main support or resistance in scalping. 2. TRIGGER SIGNALS (Crossovers) The system now detects the crossing of these two lines to confirm the change in direction: Golden Cross (Bullish Cross): The EMA 9 crosses above the EMA 21. Meaning: Buyers have taken control of the pace. It's a "Buy" signal if we're near a bullish FVG or a volume node. Bearish Cross: The 9-period EMA crosses below the 21-period EMA. Meaning: Selling pressure has subsided. It's time to look for short positions or close long positions. 3. VOLUME CONFLUENCE TACTICS We don't enter on just any crossover. The sniper waits for confirmation: A Money Node (Cyber-Prime) appears outside the value area. The price touches an Institutional FVG. Final Confirmation: We wait for the 9-period EMA to cross the 21-period EMA in the direction of the bounce. That's the final trigger. ## 2. THE INSTITUTIONAL ANCHOR (VWAP) The **VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)** is the volume-weighted average price. This is the level whales use to determine if they are buying "high" or "low" for the day. * **Liquidity Magnet:** If the price is far from the VWAP, there is a high probability that it will return to it to balance orders. * **Sniper Confirmation:** Triggers (like the diamonds in Ghost of Sparta) are most powerful when they occur near the VWAP or after a clear rejection at this level. ## 3. CONFLUENCE TACTICS (The Master Plan) To be an effective sniper, you must combine this guide with the previous ones: 1. **Location:** The price is above the **200 EMA** (Bullish Filter). 2. **Liquidity:** The price retraces towards an **Institutional FVG (Cyan)** or a **Volume Node (100% POC)**. 3. **Confirmation:** The price touches the **20-period EMA** or the **VWAP** and an exhaustion signal appears (like the yellow Xs). 4. **Trigger:** You enter when the structure holds above these lines. ## 4. THE "SQUEEZE" When the 20-period EMA, the 200-period EMA, and the VWAP converge at the same point, the market is in **Compression**. * **Action:** Get ready. The next move will be explosive. The Volume Profile will tell you where it is most likely to break out based on where money is concentrated. ## 5. STRUCTURE ALERTS * **EMA Crossover:** When the 9 EMA crosses the 21 EMA, the market structure has changed phase. * * **VWAP Deviation:** If the price is at extreme levels relative to the VWAP (Oversebought/Oversesold), look for "Sniper" signals to target a return to the center. ***For now, I only use the 9 and 21 EMA crossovers. ***I use the 20 and 200 MA crossovers on a separate chart. ***I use each VWAP as a target or profit-taking point. This indicator is used in conjunction with my other indicators: Maxgem - Smartflow v17.3 (1) Pulse Scalper (1) Cyber-Prime Volume Profile (1) Ghost of Sparta v39 - Sincere (2) Smart FVG Liquidator - Institutional v5 (2) Modular System v6 - Core Bias by Max (2) It is recommended to use TradingView Plus to have two chart windows in one, for example, Ethereum in the first window and Bitcoin in the second. They are correlated. Also, have the indicators divided as listed and change the colors as desired. If you feel this has helped you improve your trading, send me money. I don't know if I should charge yet, but this strategy is very useful. USDT- TRON TRC20 TPS7qQFLZFS41p6DSDkJPDUFvDXeVuCKGw
Pine Script® Indikator
von MAXsegsaa
Smart FVG Liquidator - Institutional V5# ⚔️ USER MANUAL: SMART FVG LIQUIDATOR - INSTITUTIONAL V5 This system detects **Fair Value Gaps (FVG)**, which are imbalances between supply and demand where the price moved so quickly that it left "outstanding orders." ## 1. THE POWER FILTER (Institutional Volume) This indicator separates market noise from the actual movements of large investors: * **Standard FVG:** Appears when there is a price gap, but the volume is normal. * **Institutional FVG:** Is triggered when the candlestick volume exceeds the **Average x 1.5** (adjustable). These are the gaps that institutions **need** to defend or liquidate. ## 2. VISUAL DICTIONARY (Colors and Boxes) ### 🔵 Bullish Zones (Demand Gaps) * **Dark Blue:** Standard Bullish FVG. * **Bright Cyan:** Institutional Bullish FVG. This is where the big money came in. * **Meaning:** The price left a gap as it rose. We look for the price to retrace to these boxes to "buy low" with the institutions. ### ⚪ Bearish Zones (Supply Gaps) * **White:** Standard Bearish FVG. * **Ash Gray:** Institutional Bearish FVG. * **Meaning:** The price fell sharply. These boxes act like glass ceilings where institutional sellers are waiting. ## 3. "LIQUIDATION" MECHANICS (Shrink Mode) Unlike other indicators that leave the boxes drawn permanently, the V5 has a **consumption logic**: 1. **Partial Mitigation (Dash Line):** When the price enters the box but doesn't cross it completely, the box **shrinks**. The indicator reduces the size of the zone to show you how much imbalance remains. 2. **Total Liquidation:** If the price crosses the box completely, the FVG is considered "mitigated" or closed, and the box **disappears**. If the box is still on your chart, it's because there's still money there. ## 4. TRADING TACTICS (Strategies) * **Institutional Re-entry:** If you see a **Cyan or Gray** FVG, mark that level. These are the areas with the highest probability of a "Sniper" bounce. * **Confluence with Cyber-Prime:** If an Institutional Volume Gain (FVG) coincides with a **100% Volume Point (POC)**, you have a high-precision zone. The FVG is the "magnet" and the POC is the "floor/ceiling". ## 5. TACTICAL SETTINGS * **Volume Multiplier (1.5):** If you want to see only the movements of the largest whales, increase it to **2.0**. If the market is very slow, lower it to **1.2**. * **Transparency (75):** Adjust this so that the boxes don't obscure the candlesticks, but they remain visible for your decision-making. ***A good way to use FVG is that the team where it appears most frequently in long or short positions is the team that is exerting the most influence on the market. Think of it this way: they are putting more money on the table because they believe in that trend. This indicator is used in conjunction with my other indicators: Maxgem - Smartflow v17.3 (1) Pulse Scalper (1) Cyber-Prime Volume Profile (1) Ghost of Sparta v39 - Sincere (2) Smart FVG Liquidator - Institutional v5 (2) Modular System v6 - Core Bias by Max (2) It is recommended to use TradingView Plus to have two chart windows in one, for example, Ethereum in the first window and Bitcoin in the second. They are correlated. Also, have the indicators divided as listed and change the colors as desired. If you feel this has helped you improve your trading, send me money. I don't know if I should charge yet, but this strategy is very useful. USDT- TRON TRC20 TPS7qQFLZFS41p6DSDkJPDUFvDXeVuCKGw
Pine Script® Indikator
von MAXsegsaa
Temel Analiz DegerlendirmeThis Pine Script code is a comprehensive Fundamental Analysis indicator for TradingView. It evaluates a stock's financial health and calculates its fair value by displaying a detailed table of key financial metrics directly on the chart. Core Functionality: Displays a Fundamental Data Table: It creates a table (position and size customizable by the user) on the chart that shows crucial financial ratios and metrics for the current stock. Calculates a "Fair Value" Price: It estimates the stock's intrinsic value using several common valuation methods and user-provided sector averages. It then plots this fair value as a line on the chart and shows the percentage difference from the current price. Provides a Visual Health Score: It color-codes each metric (green for good, red for bad, orange for neutral) and calculates a total "Green Score" out of 19, giving a quick visual summary of the company's fundamental strength. Key Metrics Analyzed (The Table): The table is organized into categories: Profitability & Margins: Gross Profit Margin Operating Margin EBITDA Margin (also shows total EBITDA in millions) Return on Equity (ROE) Liquidity: Current Ratio (with a textual interpretation like "IDEAL" or "RISKY") Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) (with interpretation) Financial Leverage & Solvency: Debt/Equity Ratio Interest Coverage Ratio Valuation Ratios: Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Price-to-Book (P/B) Price-to-Cash Flow Price-to-Free Cash Flow PEG Ratio (P/E divided by EBITDA growth rate, with interpretation like "CHEAP" or "EXPENSIVE") Cash Flow & Value: Enterprise Value (EV) Free Cash Flow to Equity Returns & Earnings: Dividend Yield Earnings Per Share (EPS) and its percentage of the stock price. Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) with a "PRODUCTIVE/UNPRODUCTIVE" label. Economic Profit (ROIC - WACC) showing if the company is creating or destroying value. Final Output: Visual Fair Value Line: A dashed line is drawn on the chart at the calculated fair price. Fair Value Label: A label next to the line shows the exact price, the percentage difference from the current price, and a verdict (e.g., "CHEAP," "FAIR," "EXPENSIVE"). Top-Right Summary Box: A small box in the top-right corner summarizes the fair value analysis. Overall Assessment: The main table's final row gives a "Fundamental Score" (e.g., 15/19) and an overall rating like "⭐ EXCELLENT," "👍 GOOD," or "⚠️ RISKY," along with a brief investment recommendation based on the score. In short, this script automates the process of pulling key financial data, comparing it to ideal or sector-average benchmarks, and presenting it in an easy-to-digest, color-coded table to help a trader or investor make a quick fundamental assessment of a stock.
Pine Script® Indikator
von kmlbysl
Panda Channels MTF🐼 Overview Panda Channels MTF is a sophisticated technical indicator designed to automatically detect and visualize dynamic support and resistance channels across multiple timeframes. This indicator uses logarithmic scaling for precise channel calculations and provides real-time pattern recognition for both bullish and bearish market structures. 📊 Key Features • Multi-Timeframe Analysis: Analyze channel patterns on any timeframe while viewing on your current chart • Automatic Channel Detection: Identifies both bullish and bearish channel formations automatically • Logarithmic Channel Projection: Uses log-scale calculations for accurate channel extensions and projections • Dynamic Price Zones: Tracks price interaction with key support/resistance areas with customizable touch requirements • Customizable Colors: Full control over channel colors, label text colors, and visual elements • Channel Validation: Built-in invalidation logic to remove false or broken channels • Clean Visual Design: Minimalist approach with clear numbered pivot points for easy reference 🎯 What Does This Indicator Do ? The indicator automatically identifies natural price channels formed by connecting significant pivot points in the market. These channels act as dynamic support and resistance zones that can help traders identify potential entry and exit points, trend direction, and price targets. ⚙️ Settings Multi-Timeframe: - Enable/Disable MTF analysis - Select any timeframe (default: chart timeframe) Detection: - Sensitivity (1-50): Controls pivot detection sensitivity (lower = stronger pivots) - Wave Type: Choose between Bullish channels, Bearish channels, or Both - Required Touches: Number of times price must touch the zone before it stops extending Colors: - Bear Channel Color (for downtrend/bearish channels) - Bull Channel Color (for uptrend/bullish channels) - Label Text Color (for pivot point numbers) Extension: - Channel Extension: How many bars to project channels into the future (1-500 bars) 🔍 How to Use 1. Add to Chart: Apply the indicator to any chart and timeframe 2. Identify Channels The indicator will automatically draw parallel channel lines 3. Understand the Signals: - Bullish Channel (Green/Bull Color): Price moving in an uptrend, lower line = support, upper line = resistance - Bearish Channel (Red/Bear Color): Price moving in a downtrend, upper line = resistance, lower line = support 4. Trade the Channels: - Buy near the lower channel line (support) in bullish channels - Sell near the upper channel line (resistance) in bearish channels - Watch for breakouts when price crosses channel boundaries 5. Monitor the Zone: The horizontal rectangle shows a key consolidation area between pivot points 📈 Channel Components - Points 1-5: Numbered pivot points that form the channel structure - Parallel Channel Lines: Upper and lower boundaries acting as dynamic support/resistance - Extended Projections: Dashed and dotted lines showing future channel projections - Rectangle Zone: Key consolidation area that often acts as a strong support/resistance level ✅ Practices - Respect the Channels: Price tends to bounce between upper and lower channel lines - Watch for Breakouts: When price breaks through a channel, it often signals a trend change - Combine Timeframes: Use higher timeframes for major channels, lower timeframes for entries - Adjust Sensitivity: - Lower sensitivity (2-10) for major, long-term channels on higher timeframes - Higher sensitivity (15-30) for shorter-term channels or scalping - **Use the Rectangle Zone**: This area often becomes strong support/resistance after price leaves it 📍 **Trading Strategies** **Channel Bounce Strategy:** - Buy when price touches the lower channel line in a bullish channel - Sell when price touches the upper channel line in a bearish channel - Set stop loss just outside the channel **Channel Breakout Strategy:** - Enter when price breaks above a bearish channel (bullish reversal) - Enter when price breaks below a bullish channel (bearish reversal) - Wait for confirmation bar after breakout **Zone Trading:** - Watch how price reacts to the horizontal rectangle zone - Multiple touches increase the zone's significance as support/resistance - Breakouts from this zone often lead to strong moves ⚠️ **Important Notes** - Channels are validated only on confirmed bars to reduce false signals - Channels automatically invalidate when price violates key levels - Logarithmic scaling makes channels more accurate for large price movements - Works on all markets: Stocks, Forex, Crypto, Commodities, and Indices 🎓 **Educational Value** Perfect for learning about: - Dynamic support and resistance levels - Channel trading strategies - Price action within defined structures - Multi-timeframe analysis for better trade timing - How pivot points create natural price boundaries 💡 **Pro Tips** - Channels work best in trending markets - The longer a channel holds, the more reliable it becomes - Volume spikes at channel boundaries often confirm the strength of support/resistance - Use multiple timeframes: weekly for major channels, daily for intermediate, hourly for entries - The rectangle zone becomes more important with each price touch 🔧 **Technical Advantages** - Uses logarithmic calculations for percentage-based channel width (more accurate than linear) - Automatically adjusts to market volatility - Projects channels forward to anticipate future support/resistance - Tracks price interaction with zones for enhanced analysis --- **Version**: 6 **Type**: Overlay Indicator **Max Objects**: 500 labels, 500 lines, 500 boxes Perfect for traders who want to identify high-probability support and resistance zones automatically. Whether you're swing trading, day trading, or investing, Panda Channels MTF helps you visualize where price is likely to react.
Pine Script® Indikator
von pandatradingt21
Pulse Scalper: FOMO & Liquidation Engine# 🛡️ USER MANUAL: PULSE SCALPER v6 (FOMO & Liquidation Engine) This system is designed to detect the trace of institutions (**Whales**) and market pain zones (**Liquidations**) in real time, optimized for high-precision scalping. ## 1. WHALE RADAR (FOMO Engine) The Pulse doesn't guess; measures the standard deviation of the **CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta)** to detect when the professional volume enters aggressively. ### 🔍 Icon Dictionary (Bubbles) * **⚪ Large Bubble (L Buy):** Whale detected entering the market with extreme force (Multiplier x3.0). Possible start of a strong trend. * **🔵 Big Bubble (L Sell):** Massive institutional sale. Professional panic has begun. * **• Medium Point (M Buy/Sell):** Moderate volume input (Multiplier x2.0). Confirmation of continuation. * **· Small Point (S Buy/Sell):** Volume micro-impulses (Multiplier x1.2). Useful for quick "scalp" type entries. > **💡 Pro Tip:** In the settings, you can lower the opacity of these bubbles in the **"🎨 BUBBLE COLORS"** section so that they don't cover the price action. ## 2. LIQUIDATION MAP (Liquidation Levels) The system projects where high leverage traders are being “trapped” based on the price anchor (High/Low) of the signal. * **White Line (x100):** Liquidation level for 100x leveraged. They are the most immediate reaction zones. * **Gray Line (x50):** 50x settlement level. They act as powerful price magnets. * **Orange Line (x25):** 25x settlement zones. They represent institutional support or resistance levels in the medium term. **Fingerprint behavior:** * The lines extend to infinity until the price **mitigates** (touches) them. * Once touched, the line stops, leaving a historical mark of where liquidity was captured. ## 3. SESSION SCHEDULE (LuxAlgo Style) The Spartan needs to know what territory he is fighting on. The script draws automatic boxes that delimit the price range of the main sessions: * **🟠 NY (New York):** The session with the highest volatility. * **🔵 LDN (London):** Often defines the direction of the day. * **💖 TYO (Tokyo) / 🟡 SYD (Sydney):** Accumulation sessions. > **🛠️ Tactical Adjustment:** You can make the edges of these boxes more marked or change the line style (dotted/solid) in the **"Global Session Settings"**. ## 4. DAILY DIVIDERS (Walls of Time) To avoid visual saturation at 1m time frames, the script uses a **"Stick Walls"** system: * **Vertical Gray Lines:** They exactly divide the beginning and end of each trading day. * **Day Name:** Appears at the top so you always know what day you are trading on. * **Immunity:** These lines are special "tags"; They are not cleared even if the chart is full of settlements. ## 5. TACTICAL SETTINGS (Control Panel) * **Reduce Sensitivity (0.5):** The standard "Sincere" value. If you want to see fewer and more filtered signals, raise this number (e.g. 0.8). If you want more action, turn it down. * **UTC (+/-):** Adjust this value based on your time zone so that session boxes match your local clock. * **Max Lines Count (500):** The TradingView limit. The script is optimized so that the daily walls do not consume this quota, leaving everything to the settlements. ## 6. SENTINEL SYSTEM (Alerts) The script has two critical alerts built in: 1. **🚨 BIG POINT:** Triggered when an L Whale (x3.0) enters the market. It is your signal of maximum attention. 2. **🔔 FOMO DETECTED:** Alerts you when medium or small whales appear, ideal for keeping up with the market. *** Pay attention, large whales, it is not a continuation of the movement, it is marking the points where it could return due to FOMO. *** Medium or small points are smart money that, without causing havoc in the market, silently joins the trend. Recommended for 1 min chart. *** Use the seasons to see the maximums and minimums of each financial framework, *** look at it like this in a London session they were going to take the liquidity up, New York will either continue the trend or go down, Sydney if New York went down, Sydney will go up and the same with Tokyo, *** Don't stop thinking about probability, use it to look for maximums and minimums negotiated in each season. *** It is recommended to turn off x100 x25 and use only x50 to avoid saturating the graph. ***Think of each season as a single body that at the end of so much movement and chaos ends up coordinated towards a point. ***and finally always keep the economic calendar in mind, just go to any page and see how high value or 3 star news moves the price. This indicator is used in conjunction with my other indicators: Maxgem - Smartflow v17.3 (1) Pulse Scalper (1) Cyber-Prime Volume Profile (1) Ghost of Sparta v39 - Sincere (2) Smart FVG Liquidator - Institutional v5 (2) Modular System v6 - Core Bias by Max (2) It is recommended to use TradingView Plus to have two chart windows in one, for example, Ethereum in the first window and Bitcoin in the second. They are correlated. Also, have the indicators divided as listed and change the colors as desired. If you feel this has helped you improve your trading, send me money. I don't know if I should charge yet, but this strategy is very useful. USDT- TRON TRC20 TPS7qQFLZFS41p6DSDkJPDUFvDXeVuCKGw
Pine Script® Indikator
von MAXsegsaa