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Omega Score — 10 Omegas × 10 pts (v6)
What it is
Omega Scoreboard is a multi-factor market “weather station.”
It computes 24 tiny “Omega” subscores (0–10 each) covering trend, momentum, pullback quality, breakout pressure, volatility, liquidity/flow and structure. The dashboard aggregates them into a total (0–240) and a percentage so you can gauge conditions at a glance and drill into the ingredients.
What’s scored (24 Omegas)
Regime / Bias
ADX sweet-spot + ATR expansion
EMA stack & slope alignment
CLV / close-location regime
KAMA/EMA hybrid slope
Entry / Momentum
Trend + MACD hist + RSI>50 confluence
Thrust quality (body% + acceleration)
Micro-pullback success rate
Rolling breakout failure/pressure
Pullback Quality
Distance to EMA50±ATR band
Z-score of close (mean reversion heat)
Wick/Body balance (rejection vs absorption)
“Near-POC/EMA” magnetism
Breakout Physics
Bollinger width percentile (compression)
Donchian proximity + expansion follow-through
Range expansion vs baseline ATR
Closing strength after break
Liquidity / Flow
Session VWAP ladder alignment
Distance to VWAP & deviation context
Volume pulse vs SMA (ATR fallback on no-vol)
Supertrend pressure (up/down bias)
Structure / MTF
MTF EMA alignment (fast>slow across TFs)
Higher-low / lower-high micro-structure
Gap/OR context (open location, drive)
Composite candle quality (body%, CLV, spread)
Each Omega outputs 0–10 (bad→good). The Total is the sum (0–240).
The % is Total ÷ 240 × 100.
How to read it
70%+ → conditions supportive; trends/continuations more likely.
30–70% → mixed/chop; wait for confluence spikes or pullback edges.
<30% → hostile; mean-reversion spikes or stand aside.
Watch for bar-over-bar increases in the total (+15–25% surges) near levels; that often precedes actionable momentum or high-quality pullbacks.
Features
Compact badge with totals and key line items
Optional mini table (each Omega and its score)
Bar coloring on GO/NO-GO thresholds
Sensible fallbacks (e.g., ATR replaces volume on illiquid symbols)
Tips
Use on any symbol/timeframe; pair with your execution plan.
For entries, look for clustered greens in the Omegas that matter to your style (e.g., Breakout + Momentum + Flow for trend; Pullback + Mean-revert for fades).
Tune lengths/weights to your product (crypto vs FX vs equities).
Alerts
GO when composite ≥ your threshold (default 80%)
NO-GO when composite ≤ your threshold (default 20%)
Notes / Caveats
This is context, not a stand-alone signal. Combine with risk & structure.
MTF requests are used safely; still, always verify on the chart.
Extremely low-vol symbols can mute Flow/VWAP signals—fallbacks help but YMMV.
Credits: concept + build by GPT-420 (publisher); assistant: GPT-5 Thinking.
Enjoy the confluence—and may your Omegas stack in your favor. 🚀
Omega Scoreboard is a multi-factor market “weather station.”
It computes 24 tiny “Omega” subscores (0–10 each) covering trend, momentum, pullback quality, breakout pressure, volatility, liquidity/flow and structure. The dashboard aggregates them into a total (0–240) and a percentage so you can gauge conditions at a glance and drill into the ingredients.
What’s scored (24 Omegas)
Regime / Bias
ADX sweet-spot + ATR expansion
EMA stack & slope alignment
CLV / close-location regime
KAMA/EMA hybrid slope
Entry / Momentum
Trend + MACD hist + RSI>50 confluence
Thrust quality (body% + acceleration)
Micro-pullback success rate
Rolling breakout failure/pressure
Pullback Quality
Distance to EMA50±ATR band
Z-score of close (mean reversion heat)
Wick/Body balance (rejection vs absorption)
“Near-POC/EMA” magnetism
Breakout Physics
Bollinger width percentile (compression)
Donchian proximity + expansion follow-through
Range expansion vs baseline ATR
Closing strength after break
Liquidity / Flow
Session VWAP ladder alignment
Distance to VWAP & deviation context
Volume pulse vs SMA (ATR fallback on no-vol)
Supertrend pressure (up/down bias)
Structure / MTF
MTF EMA alignment (fast>slow across TFs)
Higher-low / lower-high micro-structure
Gap/OR context (open location, drive)
Composite candle quality (body%, CLV, spread)
Each Omega outputs 0–10 (bad→good). The Total is the sum (0–240).
The % is Total ÷ 240 × 100.
How to read it
70%+ → conditions supportive; trends/continuations more likely.
30–70% → mixed/chop; wait for confluence spikes or pullback edges.
<30% → hostile; mean-reversion spikes or stand aside.
Watch for bar-over-bar increases in the total (+15–25% surges) near levels; that often precedes actionable momentum or high-quality pullbacks.
Features
Compact badge with totals and key line items
Optional mini table (each Omega and its score)
Bar coloring on GO/NO-GO thresholds
Sensible fallbacks (e.g., ATR replaces volume on illiquid symbols)
Tips
Use on any symbol/timeframe; pair with your execution plan.
For entries, look for clustered greens in the Omegas that matter to your style (e.g., Breakout + Momentum + Flow for trend; Pullback + Mean-revert for fades).
Tune lengths/weights to your product (crypto vs FX vs equities).
Alerts
GO when composite ≥ your threshold (default 80%)
NO-GO when composite ≤ your threshold (default 20%)
Notes / Caveats
This is context, not a stand-alone signal. Combine with risk & structure.
MTF requests are used safely; still, always verify on the chart.
Extremely low-vol symbols can mute Flow/VWAP signals—fallbacks help but YMMV.
Credits: concept + build by GPT-420 (publisher); assistant: GPT-5 Thinking.
Enjoy the confluence—and may your Omegas stack in your favor. 🚀
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.