STM APEX Pro v2.0**STM APEX Pro v2.0 | Mobile-Optimized SMC & Volatility System**
**STM APEX Pro** is a comprehensive technical analysis tool designed for modern traders who require precision on both desktop and mobile devices. This script combines **Smart Money Concepts (SMC)**, **Trend Structure**, and **Volatility Modeling** to assist traders in identifying high-probability market contexts without chart clutter.
This indicator does not provide financial advice but offers objective technical levels based on statistical volatility (ATR) and market structure pivots.
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### 🛠️ Key Features & Methodology
**1. Market Structure & Trend Bias**
The system automatically detects the underlying market flow using a dual-layer approach:
* **Structure Mapping:** Identifies Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) based on adjustable pivot lookbacks to highlight potential reversals or trend continuations.
* **Market Bias:** Utilizes a dynamic EMA relationship (Fast 50 / Slow 200) to categorize the market state as BULLISH, BEARISH, or NEUTRAL.
**2. Supply & Demand Zones**
Algorithmically identifies significant buying and selling zones based on pivot strength. These zones are extended forward to serve as potential reaction areas for future price action.
**3. Setup Detection (Confluence Logic)**
The script highlights potential trade setups (marked with ●) when multiple technical factors align:
* Alignment of Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH).
* Agreement with the dominant Trend Bias (EMA Cloud).
* (Optional) Confirmation from Momentum (MACD) and proximity to Supply/Demand zones.
**4. Dynamic Reference Levels (4-Line System)**
Instead of static targets, the system projects dynamic volatility bands to assist with risk management:
* **Entry Level:** Based on the close or wick of the setup candle.
* **Invalidation Level (Line 2):** Calculated using an ATR multiplier (Average True Range) to determine where the structural setup becomes invalid. This adapts to current market volatility.
* **Projected Levels (P1, P2, P3):** These are expansion levels calculated derived from the Risk-to-Reward (R:R) ratio relative to the Invalidation distance. They serve as objective technical references for volatility expansion.
**5. Mobile-First Design**
Recognizing that many traders operate via mobile apps, this script features a "Clean UI" mode:
* Minimalist markers to prevent chart obstruction.
* Concise data tables showing only essential values (Entry, Invalidation, Risk Context).
* Option to toggle off text labels for a clutter-free experience.
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### ⚙️ Settings Overview
* **Supply & Demand:** Toggle zones and adjust strength sensitivity.
* **Market Structure:** Customize lookback periods for BOS/CHoCH detection.
* **Reference Levels:**
* *Invalidation Distance (ATR):* Adjust how wide the structure validation room should be.
* *Projected Level R:R:* Define the multipliers for P1, P2, and P3 expansion levels.
* **Signal Sensitivity:** Choose between Low (more aggressive) or High (filtered) detection modes.
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### ⚠️ Disclaimer
This script is for educational and technical analysis purposes only. The levels provided (Entry, Invalidation, Projected) are mathematical calculations based on past price action and volatility; they do not guarantee future performance. Trading carries significant risk. Always use proper risk management.
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Numanti - FairRate EUR/USD Fair ValueFairRate | EUR/USD Fair Value Indicator
Know When EUR/USD Is Overpriced or Underpriced
Price tells you where the market *is*. Fair value tells you where it *should be*.
EUR/USD doesn't move randomly. Interest rates, yield curves, risk appetite, and equity flows drive where the pair trades over time. When price strays too far from these fundamentals, it tends to snap back.
FairRate shows you exactly how far price has strayed.
How It Works
The indicator calculates a fair value for EUR/USD based on macroeconomic variables updated weekly. It then measures the deviation between current price and fair value in standard deviations (the z-score).
> +2σ --> EUR significantly overvalued — watch for pullback
+1σ to +2σ --> EUR above fair value
-1σ to +1σ --> Near equilibrium
-1σ to -2σ --> EUR below fair value
< -2σ --> EUR significantly undervalued — watch for bounce
The bigger the deviation, the stronger the fundamental pressure for mean reversion.
What You See on the Chart
- Fair Value Line — Where EUR/USD "should" be trading
- ±1σ and ±2σ Bands — Normal and extreme deviation zones
- Info Panel — Current fair value, z-score, and signal status
When price pushes into the outer bands, fundamentals are stretched. That's where opportunities often emerge.
Model Quality
This isn't a typical indicator or curve-fitted approach. It's a proper econometric model:
- R² > 80% — Fundamentals explain most of EUR/USD movement
- Out-of-sample validated — Works on data the model never saw
- Updated weekly — Fresh estimates every Friday
- Research-backed — Methodology documented in white paper
How Traders Use It
Mean Reversion
When z-score hits extreme levels (±2σ), look for reversal setups. Combine with your technical analysis for entries.
Trend Confirmation
If price is trending AND fundamentals support it (z-score moving in trend direction), that's a stronger move.
Risk Filter
Avoid counter-trend trades when z-score is near zero — there's no fundamental reason to expect a reversal.
Context Layer
Add fundamental context to pure price action. Know whether you're trading with or against the macro backdrop.
### What This Is NOT
- Not a buy/sell signal generator
- Not a timing indicator
- Not a substitute for technical analysis
FairRate is a fundamental layer — one piece of the puzzle that tells you whether EUR/USD is cheap, expensive, or fairly priced right now.
The Model
Built on peer-reviewed econometric methodology. The model captures the fundamental drivers that institutional desks use to assess currency valuation — not a black-box indicator or curve-fitted pattern.
Add FairRate to your EUR/USD analysis. Know where fundamentals stand.
© 2025 Numanti. All rights reserved.
Wrekt TradedicatorThe indicator is support to tell you when to buy and sell 2 bars before you should. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
BlkGrlsTrde Scalpers DreamBlkGrlsTrde – Scalpers Dream (MNQ)
BlkGrlsTrde – Scalpers Dream is a discretionary scalping indicator designed specifically for Micro E-Mini Nasdaq (MNQ) traders who want clear, structured entries and exits without clutter or over-engineering.
This tool focuses on momentum continuation after key price reactions, helping traders stay aligned with higher-timeframe context while executing on lower timeframes such as the 1-minute chart.
What It Provides
Clear BUY and SELL signals for scalp entries
Structured trade levels with:
Stop level
TP1 (partial target)
TP2 (runner target)
Exit signals, including:
TP1 hit
TP2 hit
Stop hit
Exit on opposite signal
No-Trade (Conflict) state when conditions do not align, displayed clearly in gray so you know when to stand down
Session awareness for London, NY AM, and NY PM trading windows
On-chart status panel showing current market state at a glance
Designed For
MNQ scalpers
Traders who prefer structure but manual execution
Traders who want clarity over complexity
Live trading during active sessions without constant indicator stacking
How to Use
Best used on MNQ 1-minute charts
Take signals in the direction of the displayed bias
Manage risk using the plotted stop and targets
Stand aside during NO TRADE states
Use TP1 to reduce risk and TP2 for runners
This is an indicator, not an automated trading system. It is intended to support disciplined decision-making, not replace it.
Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only. Trading futures involves substantial risk. Always manage risk appropriately and trade within your plan.
EBP Auto Fibonacci Drawer 👑 Daily EBP Trading Strategy (Final Refined Summary)
This is a daily price action strategy that combines a specific reversal candle (EBP) with a Fibonacci retracement for a confirmed trend continuation entry.
1. 🕯️ The Signal Candle (EBP Confirmation)
Wait for a single daily candle to close that meets two strict criteria:
Liquidity Sweep: The candle's low must first wick below the low of the preceding day.
Strong Reversal: The candle must then reverse and close above the high of the preceding day (confirming a strong move).
2. 📐 Fibonacci Retracement Setup
The Fibonacci Retracement tool is applied to the newly confirmed EBP Candle to define the retracement and entry zone for the next day.
Drawing the Fib (for a Buy Setup): Draw the Fib from the EBP Candle's Close to the EBP Candle's Low.
3. 🎯 Entry and Risk Management
The trade is executed on the next candle (Day 2) after the price retraces and then reverses, confirmed by a candle close.
Action Retracement & Entry Condition Stop Loss (SL) Placement Target (TP) Placement
Buy (Long) Price retraces into the Fib levels, and then the candle CLOSES above any of the key breakout levels: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%. Placed at the Most Recent Swing Low (The lowest point before the EBP candle's move). The EBP Candle's High Wick.
Sell (Short) (Inverse) Price retraces into the Fib levels, and then the candle CLOSES below any of the key breakout levels: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%. Placed at the Most Recent Swing High (The highest point before the EBP candle's move). The EBP Candle's Low Wick.
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Key Takeaways:
Timeframe: Daily candles are used for all signals and entries.
Entry Trigger: A confirmed candle close outside the Fib level is required, not just a wick or price crossing.
Risk Control: The Stop Loss is set at a structural point (the recent swing) for better protection.
Would you like to search for examples of this "Engineered Block Pricing" (EBP) candle pattern on a chart? That clarification makes sense, as placing the Stop Loss (SL) at the recent swing low (or high for a short) is a more conservative and structurally sound location than just the immediate EBP candle's wick.
Here is the final, fully refined summary of the Daily EBP Trading Strategy, incorporating all criteria: the specific signal candle, the Fibonacci retracement levels, the candle close entry trigger, and the recent swing low/high for the stop loss.
👑 Daily EBP Trading Strategy (Final Refined Summary)
This is a daily price action strategy that combines a specific reversal candle (EBP) with a Fibonacci retracement for a confirmed trend continuation entry.
1. 🕯️ The Signal Candle (EBP Confirmation)
Wait for a single daily candle to close that meets two strict criteria:
Liquidity Sweep: The candle's low must first wick below the low of the preceding day.
Strong Reversal: The candle must then reverse and close above the high of the preceding day (confirming a strong move).
2. 📐 Fibonacci Retracement Setup
The Fibonacci Retracement tool is applied to the newly confirmed EBP Candle to define the retracement and entry zone for the next day.
Drawing the Fib (for a Buy Setup): Draw the Fib from the EBP Candle's Close to the EBP Candle's Low.
3. 🎯 Entry and Risk Management
The trade is executed on the next candle (Day 2) after the price retraces and then reverses, confirmed by a candle close.
Action Retracement & Entry Condition Stop Loss (SL) Placement Target (TP) Placement
Buy (Long)
Price retraces into the Fib levels, and then the candle CLOSES above any of the key breakout levels: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%.
Placed at the Most Recent Swing Low (The lowest point before the EBP candle's sharp move). The EBP Candle's High Wick.
Sell (Short) (Inverse) Price retraces into the Fib levels, and then the candle CLOSES below any of the key breakout levels: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%.
Placed at the Most Recent Swing High (The highest point before the EBP candle's sharp move). The EBP Candle's Low Wick.
Line9EMA+BOLL
The 9 EMA moving averages can be freely adjusted, and they are overlaid with the upper, middle, and lower bands of the Bollinger Bands.
Supply & Demand - Trading Vidhyalaya (Free)A powerful script that automatically plots Supply and Demand zones on your chart. Designed to help traders identify potential reversal areas with precision.
Free Version Capabilities:
Works exclusively on the Daily (1D) Timeframe.
Includes Wick & Strong validation logic.
📍 Pinpoint accurate reversals.
🔔 Real-time alerts for Daily zones.
📉 "Touched" zone logic to keep your chart clean.
Want to use this on Intraday Charts? The Premium version supports ALL Timeframes (1m to Monthly) and includes Multi-Timeframe (MTF) overlay capabilities.
Line6EMA+BOLL
The values of the six EMA moving averages can be freely adjusted, and it also integrates the upper, middle, and lower lines of the Bollinger Bands.
Pre-Market Gap %Helps identify Pre Market Gap %. If Blue line is above the green dotted line, this indicates the stock is gapping up as its >1%. If the Blue line is below the dotted Red then this indicates the stock will gap down on open.
SMA34 + Trend Strength Index Band + RSI50 (STRICT CLEAN)Provide Buy and sell signal basis TSI & RSI.
when TSI crosses 0 buy and sell.
Vhenom ORB A+ (Professional)Vhenom ORB A+ (Professional)
Advanced Opening Range Breakout System with A+ Momentum & Failure Detection
What This Indicator Is
Vhenom ORB A+ (Professional) is a precision-built Opening Range Breakout system designed for active index futures traders who want early entries, objective confirmation, and protection against false breakouts.
This is not a generic ORB clone.
It is a multi-session, momentum-aware, reversal-aware trading framework built specifically to handle:
Explosive breakouts
Failed breakouts
Intraday continuation
Reversals back into range
Real-time decision-making (not just candle-close hindsight)
Core Philosophy
Most ORB indicators fail because they:
Only work at candle close
Treat all breakouts the same
Ignore volatility context
Provide no framework for failed moves
Vhenom ORB A+ solves all of that.
It does not tell you what to trade.
It tells you when conditions are objectively favorable.
🔹 Key Features
1️⃣ Multi-Session ORB Engine (NY Time)
Define ORBs across multiple intraday windows, not just the cash open:
NY Cash Open (09:30–09:45)
Midday Expansion
Power Hour
Evening Session
Overnight Sessions
Fully customizable ORB windows
Each ORB:
Draws High / Low / Midline in real time
Freezes when complete
Automatically rolls forward into the next session
No repainting of historical ORBs.
2️⃣ Real-Time Breakout Detection (Live Preview)
Unlike most indicators, Vhenom ORB A+ can signal intrabar:
Signals flicker live as price breaks the ORB
Signals confirm on candle close
If price re-enters the range, the signal disappears
This allows:
Earlier entries for aggressive traders
Confirmed entries for conservative traders
You choose.
3️⃣ A+ Momentum Engine (ATR-Based)
Not all breakouts are equal.
The A+ Engine measures candle expansion relative to ATR to identify true momentum breakouts.
When an A+ breakout occurs:
The candle is highlighted
The label upgrades to A+ Buy / A+ Sell
Optional filtering: require A+ for signals or use it as a visual upgrade
This helps eliminate:
Chop
Low-energy fake moves
Weak breakouts that stall immediately
4️⃣ Failure Mode (Reversal Detection)
This is where most ORB tools fall apart.
Vhenom ORB A+ actively monitors failed breakouts.
If price:
Breaks out of the ORB
Fails to hold
Re-enters the range within a defined window
The indicator generates:
R Buy (failed downside breakout)
R Sell (failed upside breakout)
With:
Acceptance-by-close logic
Minimum bar delay (no same-candle chaos)
Optional live preview
This allows traders to:
Capture reversals
Avoid chasing failed breakouts
Trade against trapped participants
5️⃣ Conflict Protection (No Mixed Signals)
The logic explicitly prevents:
Buy and Sell on the same candle
Breakout and reversal on the same bar
Overlapping signal noise
If a conflict ever exists:
Sell wins (conservative bias)
The system is intentionally opinionated to reduce indecision.
6️⃣ Candle Coloring for Immediate Context
Candle colors provide instant visual feedback:
A+ Breakout candles
Failed breakout reversal candles
Priority rules ensure clarity (Reversal > A+)
You can glance at the chart and know what just happened.
🔹 Designed For
This indicator is ideal for:
NQ / ES / MNQ / MES traders
GC / MGC traders
ORB, momentum, and reversal traders
Traders who scale quickly and manage stops tightly
Traders who want structure, not guesses
It works on any symbol or timeframe, but is optimized for index futures.
🔹 What This Is NOT
❌ Not a signal bot
❌ Not a “win every trade” system
❌ Not meant for set-and-forget trading
This tool gives high-quality decision points — execution is up to you.
🔹 Basic vs Professional
Basic Version
NY Cash Session ORB only
ORB lines only
No momentum logic
No reversals
Professional Version (This)
Multiple ORB sessions
Live breakout preview
A+ momentum detection
Failure / reversal detection
Advanced filtering & controls
Designed for real trading, not hindsight
🔹 Final Notes
This indicator was built by a trader, refined through real market behavior, and designed to expose opportunity and risk at the same time.
If you understand:
Opening ranges
Volatility
Acceptance vs rejection
Risk management
Vhenom ORB A+ gives you an edge — not a crutch.
VWAP Market FlowVWAP Flow Model
VWAP Flow Model is a VWAP-anchored market context indicator designed to help traders understand how price is behaving relative to fair value.
It evaluates the interaction between price, VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price), volatility, and momentum to classify prevailing market conditions such as trend continuation, expansion, mean reversion, and momentum decay.
Rather than issuing trade signals, the indicator focuses on identifying market state and execution quality.
Core framework:
-Adaptive VWAP with slope-based colouring
-VWAP acts as the central fair-value reference.
The VWAP line dynamically changes colour based on its slope:
-Rising VWAP → bullish pressure
-Falling VWAP → bearish pressure
-Flattening VWAP → balance, compression, or rotation
This allows traders to quickly assess directional bias and determine whether price movement is supported by underlying flow or occurring in a lower-quality environment.
Signal labels:
The indicator annotates key behavioural transitions to support visual interpretation of market state:
-IGN (Ignition) — Momentum expansion emerging from compression or balance, often marking the start of a directional move.
-CON (Continuation) — Price sustaining directional behaviour in alignment with VWAP slope.
-REV (Reversion) — Mean-reversion behaviour as price returns toward VWAP after extension.
-EXH (Exhaustion) — Loss of momentum or absorption after an extended move, often preceding rotation or regime change.
-MON (Displacement) — High-energy expansion bars indicating strong participation and structural shift.
These labels describe market behaviour, not trade instructions, and should be interpreted within the broader VWAP context.
Market behaviour classification:
The model continuously evaluates how price interacts with VWAP to determine whether the market is:
-directional and trending
-rotating around fair value
-accelerating away from value (expansion)
-losing momentum or showing signs of exhaustion
Classifications are derived from price displacement, volatility conditions, and momentum quality, rather than simple crossovers.
Filtering and control logic:
-Trend / Volatility Filter
Conditions market-state classification on the prevailing volatility and structural regime, helping prevent unstable or low-quality environments from producing misleading context shifts.
-Cooldown Filter
Enforces a minimum number of bars between classification updates to reduce rapid state-flipping in choppy conditions and keep context stable.
-Minimum Bars Between Signals
Controls the strictness of the cooldown logic.
Lower values increase responsiveness; higher values favour cleaner, more stable context changes.
-Tape Dominance Requirement (IGN)
Optional confirmation that requires directional signed-volume pressure to align with price behaviour before ignition-style classifications are allowed, helping distinguish genuine impulsive moves from weak or mechanically driven spikes.
-Tape Dominance Lookback
Defines the evaluation window used by the tape dominance filter.
Shorter lookbacks react faster; longer lookbacks require sustained participation.
Sensitivity and session controls:
Sensitivity modes adjust how responsive the model is to changing conditions:
-Aggressive — faster, more reactive (lower timeframes)
-Balanced — default intraday calibration
-Sniper — stricter thresholds, fewer but higher-quality classifications
Optional session filters allow the model to operate only during selected trading sessions, helping traders focus on higher-liquidity periods and avoid low-efficiency hours.
How to use it:
VWAP Flow Model is used as a context and confirmation layer, not a signal generator:
-Trade in the direction of VWAP slope during directional phases
-Expect mean reversion when price extends far from VWAP in balanced conditions
-Treat strong acceleration away from VWAP as expansion rather than chop
-Use flattening VWAP as an early warning of rotation or momentum loss
It integrates naturally with price action, structure-based analysis, and volume-aware workflows.
Indicator scope:
VWAP Flow Model provides objective market context and behavioural classification.
It does not generate direct trade signals and is designed to support discretionary decision-making.
Important notes:
Market classifications are probabilistic, not guarantees
Past behaviour does not imply future results
This indicator is a decision-support tool, not an automated trading system
Trading Levels [DEMAK]Indicator based on OBJECTIVE calculations to obtain trading levels based on day, week, and month.
To get the correct percentage, ask me on Telegram or Discord, as the value changes over time.
Talk to me on Telegram (demak220btc) or Discord.
Swing Elite Valuation ToolSwing Elite Macro Valuation
This indicator provides intermarket valuation analysis by measuring how an asset is priced relative to key macroeconomic instruments. Rather than analyzing price in isolation, it contextualizes current levels against bonds, the dollar, and gold — the three pillars of macro market structure.
The Concept Behind Macro Valuation
Assets don't move in a vacuum. Equities, commodities, and currencies maintain dynamic relationships with macro instruments. When the S&P 500 rises while bonds (ZB1) also rally, that's a different signal than when stocks rise while bonds sell off. Similarly, an asset's relationship to the dollar index (DXY) and gold (GC1) reveals whether price moves reflect genuine strength or simply dollar weakness.
This indicator quantifies these relationships by normalizing relative performance into a 0-100 scale, making it easy to identify when an asset is historically overvalued or undervalued relative to macro conditions.
How Valuation Is Calculated
The indicator computes a ratio between the charted asset and each comparison instrument, then normalizes this ratio as a percentage move from a historical baseline. Two modes are available: Short-term mode captures recent sentiment shifts and is useful for tactical positioning, while Long-term mode evaluates deeper macro positioning for swing trades and portfolio decisions.
The normalized reading places current valuation within historical context. A reading near 88+ suggests the asset is overvalued relative to that macro instrument — price has extended beyond typical ranges. Readings below 10 indicate undervaluation, where the asset may be oversold relative to macro conditions.
Dynamic vs Manual Thresholds
Users can select between manual threshold levels or automatic dynamic bands. Auto-levels calculate overvalued and undervalued zones using standard deviation from the mean, adapting to each asset's historical volatility. Manual mode allows fixed thresholds for traders who prefer consistent reference points across different instruments.
Multi-Instrument Flexibility
While defaults include ZB1 (30-year Treasury futures), DXY (dollar index), and GC1 (gold futures), any symbol can be substituted. This allows analysis against silver, currency futures, sector ETFs, or any instrument relevant to your trading thesis. Each comparison instrument displays independently with color-coded status: readings in overvalued territory appear red, undervalued zones show green, and neutral conditions display blue.
Practical Application
This tool serves traders who incorporate intermarket analysis into their decision-making. When an asset shows overvalued readings against multiple macro instruments simultaneously, it suggests price has extended relative to the broader macro environment — a potential mean reversion setup. Conversely, undervaluation across multiple macro comparisons can highlight value opportunities where price hasn't kept pace with supportive macro conditions.
The dashboard table provides at-a-glance status for each comparison, while alert conditions enable notifications when valuation crosses key thresholds.
Swing Elite Supply & Demand MTFSwing Elite Supply & Demand MTF
This indicator automates Supply & Demand zone detection using the classic base-candle pattern methodology, enhanced with multi-timeframe confluence and zone strength classification.
How Zones Are Detected
The algorithm identifies zones by scanning for the Leg-Base-Leg structure that defines institutional order flow areas. A valid zone requires three components: an initial directional candle (the "leg in"), one or more consolidation candles forming the base, and an explosive breakout candle (the "leg out") that confirms institutional participation.
Base candles are identified using a body-to-range ratio threshold — candles where the body occupies less than 55% of the total range qualify as indecision/accumulation. The explosive candle must have a body ratio exceeding 50% and must close beyond the base boundaries, confirming genuine breakout rather than false signals.
Zone boundaries are drawn from the base candles, with two width options: "Preferred" uses the candle bodies for tighter zones, while "Wider" extends to the full wick range for more conservative entries.
Pattern Classification
Zones are labeled by their formation pattern. RBR (Rally-Base-Rally) and DBR (Drop-Base-Rally) indicate demand zones, while DBD (Drop-Base-Drop) and RBD (Rally-Base-Drop) mark supply zones. This classification helps traders understand the preceding price action context.
Level on Level (LOL) Strength
When a new zone forms that overlaps an existing zone of the same type by a configurable percentage, the zones merge into a "Level on Level" formation. These stacked zones represent areas where institutional orders have accumulated multiple times, suggesting stronger support or resistance. LOL zones use stricter mitigation rules — they're only removed when price closes through them entirely, rather than the standard percentage penetration.
FLIP Level Detection
The indicator tracks swing highs and lows using pivot detection. When price breaks a significant swing level and subsequently forms a zone that encompasses that broken level, it's marked as a "FLIP" zone. These represent potential support-turned-resistance or resistance-turned-support areas — a key concept in price action trading.
Big Brother Multi-Timeframe Confluence
The "Big Brother" feature detects zones on a higher timeframe and checks whether current-timeframe zones fall within them. Zones with higher-timeframe coverage are labeled with "BB" and the confirming timeframe. This helps traders prioritize zones that align with larger structural levels. The higher timeframe auto-selects based on the zone timeframe (e.g., 15m zones check against 4H, daily zones check against weekly).
Zone Management
Zones are automatically removed when mitigated. Standard zones use percentage-based mitigation (default 25% penetration), while LOL zones require a full close beyond the zone. Additionally, zones that have been touched but see price move beyond a configurable R-multiple distance are removed, preventing stale zones from cluttering the chart.
Gap Finder
The indicator also identifies unfilled price gaps — areas where consecutive candles don't overlap. These gaps often act as magnets for price and can provide additional confluence when aligned with supply or demand zones.
Practical Application
This tool is designed for traders who use Supply & Demand methodology but want objective, consistent zone identification. The strength classification (standard, LOL, FLIP, BB confluence) helps prioritize which zones deserve attention. The built-in stop loss calculation provides a starting point for risk management based on zone dimensions.
_Mean_RAWAn indicator based on the “ mean reversion ” strategy.
Works best with the EURUSD 4h pair. Different time frames can be used for other pairs.
The pyramiding feature does not make significant changes; it is not an important parameter.
It definitely does not repaint, especially if you trade on candle closes using the per bar close type alarm.
Green label -> 🟢 buy
Red label -> 🔴 sell
Yellow label -> 🟡 close
Your suggestions regarding the indicator are important to me.
Sultan Weekly Level Manager XAUUSDThis script is a comprehensive "Level Management Utility" designed to help traders efficiently map, monitor, and react to their weekly Support and Resistance plans.
Instead of manually drawing rectangles and lines every week, this tool allows traders to input their specific price levels (Buy Zones, Sell Zones, and Invalidation Levels) into the settings. The script then automatically renders these zones, sets up alert conditions, and provides essential technical context (Trend and Momentum) in a single workspace.
Why this is a "Manager" (Use Case): Many traders execute "Level-to-Level" plans. This script streamlines that workflow by:
Visual Automation: Instantly drawing standardized zones based on user inputs.
Context Integration: Unlike simple drawing tools, this script integrates EMA Trend Filters (50/200 EMA) and RSI Momentum monitoring directly alongside the manual levels. This allows the trader to see if a price level is being approached with high momentum (RSI Overbought/Oversold) or against the major trend (EMA Cross), reducing the risk of blind limit orders.
Dashboard: A mini-dashboard tracks the current status (e.g., "Inside Buy Zone 1") so traders can assess the state of their plan at a glance.
How to Use:
Step 1: Open the settings and input your weekly Buy/Sell zone coordinates (High and Low prices). Note: The default values are placeholders; you must update them based on your analysis.
Step 2: Use the Trend Context (EMAs) to decide if you are trading with the flow or against it.
Step 3: Use the Momentum Context (RSI) to wait for overbought/oversold conditions before entering a zone.
Features:
Customizable Zones: 2 Buy Zones, 1 Sell Zone, 1 Invalidation Line.
Confluence Tools: Integrated 50/200 EMA and RSI readout.
Alerts: Built-in alert conditions trigger when price enters any of your defined zones.
Credits:
EMA and RSI logic are based on standard open-source library calculations.
Zone plotting logic utilizes standard Pine Script drawing functions.
Swing elite Trend DirectionSwing Elite Trend Direction
This indicator provides a structured approach to market analysis by combining swing point detection with trend confirmation logic derived from Smart Money Concepts (SMC).
How It Works
The core algorithm identifies swing highs and lows using a configurable lookback depth, then classifies each pivot based on its relationship to prior swings. A swing high that exceeds the previous swing high is labeled HH (Higher High), while one that fails to do so becomes LH (Lower High). The same logic applies to lows, producing HL (Higher Low) and LL (Lower Low) classifications.
Trend confirmation follows ICT/SMC principles: a bullish trend is confirmed only when a Higher Low is followed by a Higher High, establishing the classic bullish market structure sequence. Conversely, bearish confirmation requires a Lower High followed by a Lower Low. When price creates a counter-structure pivot (such as a Lower High appearing during a bullish sequence), the trend status shifts to "Unconfirmed," alerting traders to potential reversals before they fully develop.
What Makes This Indicator Useful
Rather than displaying isolated swing points, this indicator synthesizes the relationship between consecutive pivots to provide actionable trend status. The multi-timeframe dashboard extends this analysis across three user-defined timeframes, allowing traders to assess trend alignment — a key filter for higher-probability setups.
Structure trendlines automatically connect relevant pivot sequences (HH→LH for resistance, LL→HL for support), visualizing the trajectory of market structure rather than arbitrary price connections. Break levels mark the specific prices where structure would shift, giving clear invalidation points for trade management.
The Fibonacci retracement draws automatically between the two most recent pivots, providing potential entry zones within the established structure context.
Intended Use
This tool is designed for traders who use market structure analysis as their primary framework. It automates the manual process of labeling swing points and tracking structure sequences, reducing subjectivity while maintaining the discretionary trader's analytical approach. Works across all markets and timeframes.
Swing elite Trend direction
A comprehensive market structure indicator that identifies swing highs/lows, labels them with HH/HL/LH/LL structure, draws dynamic trendlines, and provides multi-timeframe trend analysis.
🔹 FEATURES
Market Structure Analysis
Automatically detects swing highs and swing lows
Labels each pivot with its structure type: HH (Higher High), HL (Higher Low), LH (Lower High), LL (Lower Low)
Color-coded zigzag lines based on confirmed trend direction
Structure Trendlines
Downtrend Line: Connects HH to LH (resistance in bearish structure)
Uptrend Line: Connects LL to HL (support in bullish structure)
Extended projection for potential future price interaction
Swing Trendlines
Connects the last 2 swing highs (resistance trendline)
Connects the last 2 swing lows (support trendline)
Optional extension to project future levels
Break Levels
Horizontal lines at key structure points (HH, HL, LL, LH)
Visual reference for potential breakout/breakdown levels
Customizable colors for bullish and bearish breaks
Fibonacci Retracement
Auto-drawn between the last two pivots
Customizable levels: 0, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1.0
Individual toggle and color settings for each level
Multi-Timeframe Dashboard
Displays trend status across 3 customizable timeframes
Shows trend direction: Bullish / Bearish / Neutral
Shows confirmation status: Confirmed / Unconfirmed
Color-coded for quick visual analysis
Trend Confirmation Logic (ICT/SMC Concepts)
Bullish Confirmed: HL followed by HH (Higher Low → Higher High pattern)
Bearish Confirmed: LH followed by LL (Lower High → Lower Low pattern)
Unconfirmed: Counter-structure appears (potential reversal signal)
🔹 SETTINGS
Swing Settings
Depth: Lookback period for pivot detection
Display
Toggle zigzag lines, labels, price on labels
Adjust label size and number of visible swings
Zigzag Settings
Line style: Solid, Dashed, Dotted
Thickness and colors for bullish/bearish trends
Swing Trendlines
Toggle high/low trendlines independently
Customizable colors, style, thickness
Option to extend trendlines
Structure Trendlines
Toggle HH→LH and LL→HL lines independently
Customizable colors, style, thickness
Option to extend trendlines
Break Levels
Toggle HH, HL, LL, LH break levels independently
Customizable colors for each level
Fibonacci
Toggle individual fib levels
Customizable colors and line style
Dashboard
Position: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right
Size: Tiny, Small, Normal, Large
3 customizable timeframes
🔹 ALERTS
HH Broken: Price breaks above recent Higher High
HL Broken: Price breaks below recent Higher Low
LL Broken: Price breaks below recent Lower Low
LH Broken: Price breaks above recent Lower High
🔹 USE CASES
✅ Identify market structure and trend direction
✅ Spot potential trend reversals (unconfirmed status)
✅ Find key support/resistance levels
✅ Multi-timeframe trend alignment for trade confirmation
✅ Breakout/breakdown trading with break levels
✅ Fibonacci retracement entries
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Release Notes
Swing elite Trend direction
A comprehensive market structure indicator that identifies swing highs/lows, labels them with HH/HL/LH/LL structure, draws dynamic trendlines, and provides multi-timeframe trend analysis.
🔹 FEATURES
Market Structure Analysis
Automatically detects swing highs and swing lows
Labels each pivot with its structure type: HH (Higher High), HL (Higher Low), LH (Lower High), LL (Lower Low)
Color-coded zigzag lines based on confirmed trend direction
Structure Trendlines
Downtrend Line: Connects HH to LH (resistance in bearish structure)
Uptrend Line: Connects LL to HL (support in bullish structure)
Extended projection for potential future price interaction
Swing Trendlines
Connects the last 2 swing highs (resistance trendline)
Connects the last 2 swing lows (support trendline)
Optional extension to project future levels
Break Levels
Horizontal lines at key structure points (HH, HL, LL, LH)
Visual reference for potential breakout/breakdown levels
Customizable colors for bullish and bearish breaks
Fibonacci Retracement
Auto-drawn between the last two pivots
Customizable levels: 0, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1.0
Individual toggle and color settings for each level
Multi-Timeframe Dashboard
Displays trend status across 3 customizable timeframes
Shows trend direction: Bullish / Bearish / Neutral
Shows confirmation status: Confirmed / Unconfirmed
Color-coded for quick visual analysis
Trend Confirmation Logic (ICT/SMC Concepts)
Bullish Confirmed: HL followed by HH (Higher Low → Higher High pattern)
Bearish Confirmed: LH followed by LL (Lower High → Lower Low pattern)
Unconfirmed: Counter-structure appears (potential reversal signal)
🔹 SETTINGS
Swing Settings
Depth: Lookback period for pivot detection
Display
Toggle zigzag lines, labels, price on labels
Adjust label size and number of visible swings
Zigzag Settings
Line style: Solid, Dashed, Dotted
Thickness and colors for bullish/bearish trends
Swing Trendlines
Toggle high/low trendlines independently
Customizable colors, style, thickness
Option to extend trendlines
Structure Trendlines
Toggle HH→LH and LL→HL lines independently
Customizable colors, style, thickness
Option to extend trendlines
Break Levels
Toggle HH, HL, LL, LH break levels independently
Customizable colors for each level
Fibonacci
Toggle individual fib levels
Customizable colors and line style
Dashboard
Position: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right
Size: Tiny, Small, Normal, Large
3 customizable timeframes
🔹 ALERTS
HH Broken: Price breaks above recent Higher High
HL Broken: Price breaks below recent Higher Low
LL Broken: Price breaks below recent Lower Low
LH Broken: Price breaks above recent Lower High
🔹 USE CASES
✅ Identify market structure and trend direction
✅ Spot potential trend reversals (unconfirmed status)
✅ Find key support/resistance levels
✅ Multi-timeframe trend alignment for trade confirmation
✅ Breakout/breakdown trading with break levels
✅ Fibonacci retracement entries
Aamir Sniper Pro Institutional Core MTFConcept & Utility: This script is a comprehensive "Multi-Factor Confluence System" designed to filter out market noise by requiring agreement between Trend, Momentum, Volatility, and Market Structure before generating a signal.
Many traders struggle with false signals generated by single indicators. This script solves that problem by using a Consensus Engine. Instead of relying on just one moving average or oscillator, this script aggregates data from over 20 different technical methods. It then applies strict filters (WAE, ADX, and MTF) to ensure that trades are only suggested during high-probability market conditions.
How the Components Work Together:
1. The Consensus Engine (The Core Logic): At the heart of the script is a voting system. It calculates the slope and direction of:
Fast/Slow EMAs, SMAs, WMAs, and Hull MA.
Ichimoku Cloud (Baseline/Conversion line).
SuperTrend and Parabolic SAR.
Oscillators (RSI, Stochastic, CCI).
Result: It generates a "Consensus Score" (0-100%). A signal is ONLY considered if the Bullish or Bearish score exceeds the user-defined threshold (Default: 70%).
2. The Filtering Layers (Why this is not just a mashup): A high consensus score alone is not enough. The script validates the signal through three mandatory filters:
Volatility Filter (WAE): Uses Waddah Attar Explosion logic to ensure there is enough volume/power to sustain the move.
Regime Filter (ADX): Checks the Average Directional Index. If the market is choppy (ADX < 25), the signal is blocked to prevent whipsaws.
MTF Filter: Checks the trend on a Higher Timeframe (Default: 1 Hour). It forces the user to trade only in the direction of the dominant trend.
3. Structural Context (SR Zones): We have integrated Dynamic Support & Resistance Zones based on Pivot Points.
Purpose: This provides immediate structural context. Even if the Consensus Engine gives a "BUY" signal, the trader can see if price is currently sitting at a "Resistance Box." This visual aid prevents buying into supply or selling into demand.
4. Institutional Volume (PVSRA): Candles are colored based on Volume Spread Analysis (PVSRA) concepts.
Purple/Blue Candles: Indicate "Whale Activity" (Volume > 200% of average). This helps confirm if institutional money is backing the move identified by the Consensus Engine.
5. Momentum Confirmation (QQE): The Qualitative Quantitative Estimation (QQE) is displayed on the dashboard to confirm short-term momentum direction, acting as the final trigger.
Features:
Sniper Mode: Option to wait for a candle retest before entry.
Dashboard: Displays the live Consensus Score, Market Regime, and Trend Status.
Risk Management: Auto-calculates SL/TP based on Swing High/Low or ATR.
Credits & Attribution:
WAE Logic: Adapted from the work of Waddah Attar.
PVSRA: Volume concepts adapted from the Traderathome/PVSRA community.
QQE: Adapted from standard open-source logic.
SR Zones: Logic derived from standard Pivot Point calculations.
Swing elite MTF Momentum Confluence📊 MTF Momentum Confluence Strategy
Overview
The MTF Momentum Confluence Strategy identifies high-probability trade setups by analyzing momentum alignment across multiple timeframes. When momentum agrees across 4 different timeframes, the probability of a successful trade increases significantly.
The core principle is simple: trade in the direction where all timeframes agree.
APS - Sweeps & BOSThis indicator identifies pivot highs and lows, detects liquidity sweeps, and marks Break of Structure (BOS).
Key Features:
1) Pivot Detection :
The script uses configurable left and right bar parameters to identify significant pivot highs and lows, marking them with "X" labels on the chart. These pivots represent potential areas where price may react.
2) Sweep Detection :
A sweep occurs when price temporarily moves beyond a previous pivot level but closes back inside, suggesting a liquidity grab or stop hunt. The indicator draws horizontal lines connecting the original pivot to the sweep location and labels these events. Sweeps often precede reversals as they collect liquidity before moving in the opposite direction.
3) Break of Structure (BOS) :
BOS events are marked when price closes beyond a previous pivot level, indicating a potential shift in market structure. Bullish BOS occurs when price closes above a pivot high, while Bearish BOS occurs when price closes below a pivot low. These can signal continuation moves or trend changes.
4) Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL):
The indicator tracks the previous session's high and low (based on 6 PM ET session breaks, which auto-adjusts for DST) and displays whether these levels have been breached. It also calculates and displays a 50% equilibrium line between PDH and PDL.
5) Higher Timeframe Context :
A table in the top-right corner shows whether the higher timeframe close is in premium (above equilibrium) or discount (below equilibrium) territory. The HTF automatically adjusts based on your current timeframe.
6) Customization Options:
Adjustable pivot sensitivity (left/right bars)
Configurable sweep lookback period
Customizable colors, line styles, and label sizes for all elements
Toggle visibility for any component
Optional alerts for sweeps and BOS events
How to Use:
Sweeps near support/resistance often indicate liquidity grabs before reversals
BOS events can confirm directional bias changes
Use PDH/PDL levels as reference points for intraday trading
Consider HTF context when taking trades (discount zones for longs, premium zones for shorts)
Important Notes:
This indicator is designed for educational purposes and market analysis. Past patterns do not guarantee future results. Please follow proper risk management.
VWMA CloudA volume-weighted moving average (VWMA) cloud consisting of fast and slow VWMAs. The lines are dynamically colored based on their relative positions, forming a visual cloud that highlights bullish and bearish trends.
A normal moving average (SMA or EMA) weights prices equally (or by recency) and ignores volume, so it reacts the same regardless of how much trading occurred. A volume-weighted moving average (VWMA) weights each price by its trading volume, so high-volume moves shift the average more and low-volume moves shift it less. This makes VWMA more representative of where the market is actually trading and filters out weak, low-participation moves.
