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Round NumbersRound Numbers highlights the key psychological price levels around the current market by drawing round, half, and quarter number levels around price.
The goal is simple: make round numbers easier to see, improve chart readability, and help you stay visually oriented without cluttering the chart with unrelated logic.
How it works
Automatically adapts level spacing across different markets using daily range and decimal-place anchoring.
Works with Forex, cryptocurrencies, indices, commodities, and stocks.
Optional symbol-specific override multipliers are available for instruments that require custom spacing.
Displays
Round levels
Half levels
Quarter levels
Use cases
Visualize where price is trading relative to nearby psychological levels.
Improve chart structure and orientation.
Keep important price levels visible across different markets.
Settings
Visible Levels - Number of levels displayed around the current price.
Round / Half / Quarter - Individual visibility and style settings.
Overrides - Optional symbol-specific spacing multipliers.
This indicator is designed as a visual reference layer. It does not generate trade signals and does not attempt to identify support or resistance using order flow, liquidity, or reversal logic.
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Temporal Bias Architect [JOAT]Temporal Bias Architect
Introduction
Temporal Bias Architect is an open-source time-structure indicator that maps price action onto three nested cycle frameworks simultaneously: weekly, daily, and 90-minute. Each framework divides its period into four sequential phases — Accumulation (A), Manipulation (M), Distribution (D), and Continuation/Reversal (X) — derived from Daye Quarterly Theory. These phases correspond to observable behavioral patterns at each time level: accumulation of position, engineered moves against the dominant bias, distribution of that position, and the resulting continuation or reversal.
The resonance score adds a second analytical layer: when all three timeframe levels are in the same phase simultaneously, the market context is most aligned and the behavioral pattern is most likely to produce a tradeable move.
Core Concepts
1. Quarterly Theory Phase Mapping
Each trading week is divided into four days (Monday through Thursday). Each trading day is divided into four six-hour blocks. Each six-hour block is divided into four 90-minute segments. The indicator assigns each division the same four-phase labels in order (A, M, D, X), creating a fractal structure where the same behavioral sequence repeats at every time scale.
The phase for each level is derived directly from time to ensure accuracy:
int dIdx = math.min(3, hour / 6) // daily 6H phase
int qIdx = math.min(3, int((hour % 6) * 60 + minute) / 90) // 90-min phase
Each phase is rendered as a color-coded box at its corresponding price row in the indicator pane.
2. Three-Row Visual Layout
The indicator displays three horizontal rows of phase boxes: Weekly (top), Daily (middle), and 90-Minute (bottom). Each row is independently togglable. The boxes are sized proportionally and colored using configurable per-phase colors. Phase labels (A, M, D, X) are centered within each box.
3. Resonance Scoring
When two or more timeframe levels are in the same phase simultaneously, the resonance score increments. Score of 3/3 means weekly, daily, and 90-minute phases all show the same letter — a maximum alignment event. The background shading activates at 3/3 alignment to flag the condition visually.
4. Fibonacci Time Zone Projection
From the start of each new trading day, the indicator projects Fibonacci time ratios (1.0, 1.272, 1.618, 2.0, 2.618) forward using a configurable time unit (90-minute, daily 6H block, or full day). These projections appear as vertical dotted lines with ratio labels. They mark the temporal points where price structure has historically been more likely to change character.
5. Historical Phase Visibility
A toggle controls whether prior days' boxes remain visible or are hidden as each new period begins. With history enabled, the full phase map is visible across the visible chart range, providing context for how phases have sequenced in the past.
Features
Three-level phase mapping: Weekly, daily, and 90-minute Quarterly Theory phases displayed simultaneously
Configurable phase colors: Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution, and X colors independently adjustable
Resonance score (1-3): Counts how many timeframe levels are in the same phase
3/3 alignment background: Gold background tint when all three levels align
Fibonacci time zone projection: Five Fibonacci ratios projected forward from session open
Configurable Fib time unit: 90-min, 6H, or daily unit for projection scaling
Historical phase boxes: Toggle to show or hide prior periods' phase mapping
Row labels: Left-edge labels identifying each horizontal row
Dashboard: Current weekly, daily, and 90-min phase, resonance score, and Fib time unit
Three alerts: Full resonance (3/3), new daily quarter, new weekly quarter
Input Parameters
General:
Show Historical Quarters: Toggle past period box visibility (default: false)
Auto-Detect Border Color: Adapts box border to chart background luminosity
Quarterly Cycles:
Show Weekly / Daily / 90-Min toggles
Show Phase Labels toggle
Label Size: Tiny, Small, Normal, or Large
Per-phase color inputs (A, M, D, X)
Fibonacci Time Zones:
Show Fibonacci Time Zones toggle
Fib Time Source: 0 = 90-min unit, 1 = daily 6H unit, 2 = weekly day unit
How to Use This Indicator
Step 1: Identify the Current Phase at Each Level
Check the dashboard rows for weekly, daily, and 90-minute phase. Each phase has a behavioral implication in Quarterly Theory: A = ranging accumulation, M = engineered spike against the prior move, D = directional distribution, X = reversal or continuation.
Step 2: Use the Resonance Score
A 3/3 resonance reading means all three time levels are in the same phase. The background shading triggers at this condition. Cross-timeframe alignment amplifies the behavioral tendency associated with that phase.
Step 3: Watch Fibonacci Time Projections
Fibonacci time ratios project when structural turning points may occur based on elapsed session time. Price approaching a projected Fib line while also in a key phase provides temporal context for setup timing.
Indicator Limitations
Quarterly Theory describes observed behavioral tendencies, not mechanical guarantees — the same phase can produce different outcomes depending on higher-timeframe context
Fibonacci time projections are probabilistic reference zones, not precise reversal targets
The three-level phase structure works best on liquid instruments during regular trading hours; crypto markets with no session boundaries produce less distinct phase behavior
Originality Statement
The simultaneous three-level Quarterly Theory phase renderer with a resonance scoring system and Fibonacci time zone projection in a single Pine Script v6 publication is the original contribution. The resonance score — quantifying cross-timeframe phase alignment from 1 to 3 — adds an analytical layer not present in standalone ADMX or ICT quarterly theory tools.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Quarterly Theory phase labels are observational frameworks and do not predict price direction. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
-Made with passion by jackofalltrades
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Quarterly Theory: Intraday Quarters - 6h Sessions, 90m & 22.5mThis indicator is a significantly modified and expanded version of the 90 Minute Cycle by HandlesHandled. It has been redesigned to align with Quarterly Theory principles while ensuring full compliance with TradingView’s House Rules regarding modified scripts by providing original functionality and a unified user interface.
Core Enhancements & Original Features
While the foundational 90-minute session times are derived from the original source, this version introduces several exclusive features:
Expanded Multi-Timeframe Sessions: Beyond standard 90-minute cycles, this script adds hardcoded logic for 6-hour sessions (Q-T) and granular 22.5-minute Micro Quarters (U-BP).
"One Button" Global Styling: To solve the visual clutter of multi-timeframe indicators, I implemented a Global Styling system. This allows users to change the name and colour of all Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4 instances across every timeframe (90m, 6h, and Micro) from a single set of inputs.
Master Visibility Toggles: Users can independently toggle the visibility of 90m Quarters, 6h Sessions, and Micro Sessions to keep their charts clean and focused.
Dynamic Visuals: The script utilizes a custom get_range function that manages box.new and label.new logic, allowing for real-time expansion of session boxes and automated label positioning at the session's high.
Advanced Timezone Handling: Added inputs for manual UTC offsets and a toggle to sync with Exchange Timezone, ensuring accuracy across different global markets.
Compliance & Attribution
In accordance with House Rules, this script is a significant modification of the original work by HandlesHandled. The session timing logic for the 90m cycles remains hardcoded as per the original source to maintain theoretical accuracy, while all styling, master toggles, and micro-session logic are original additions.
How to Use
Select Your View: Use the Master Visibility section to choose which quarterly cycles you want to see.
Customise Styling: Use the Global Styling section to set your preferred colours for Q1-Q4. These colours will automatically apply to all active sessions.
Adjust Time: Ensure your UTC offset matches your local or desired trading time for precise session alignment.
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