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bosstvs tikole sir + VWAP + EMA21 + SMA50Simple VWAP + SMA Trend with Pivot High/Low 📖 Description This indicator is designed to identify bullish and bearish market conditions using VWAP, 21 SMA, and 50 SMA, along with Pivot High and Pivot Low lines for structure-based support and resistance. It helps traders quickly understand trend direction, market bias, and key price levels on any timeframe. ✅ Bullish Conditions Price is above 21 SMA Price is above VWAP 🟢 Indicates strong bullish momentum. ❌ Bearish Conditions Price is below 21 SMA Price is below 50 SMA Price is below VWAP 🔴 Indicates strong bearish momentum. 📐 Pivot High / Low Pivot High lines act as resistance Pivot Low lines act as support Helps in identifying breakouts, reversals, and structure 🎯 Best Use Intraday & Swing trading Trend confirmation Support & Resistance mapping Works well with price action strategies
Pine Script® indicator
by TIKOLE14
Keltner-Aroon-EFI FlowKeltner-Aroon-EFI Flow (KAE) KAE Flow is a quantitative composite indicator designed to identify dominant market trends by fusing three distinct dimensions of price action: Volatility, Trend Age, and Volume Pressure. Unlike standard indicators that rely on a single data point (like a moving average crossover), KAE Flow aggregates three independent logic engines into a single normalized "Flow" score. This score is then smoothed using an Arnaud Legoux Moving Average (ALMA) to filter out noise while retaining responsiveness to genuine trend reversals. This script operates strictly on the current chart timeframe, ensuring all signals are causal, non-repainting, and reliable for real-time analysis. 1. The Quantitative Engine (How it Works) The indicator polls three separate components. Each component votes "1" (Bullish), "-1" (Bearish), or "0" (Neutral). These votes are averaged to create the raw signal. K — Keltner Channels (Volatility Dimension) Concept: Measures volatility expansion. Logic: The script calculates Keltner Channels using an EMA center line and ATR bands. Bullish (+1): Price closes above the Upper Channel. Bearish (-1): Price closes below the Lower Channel. This component ensures we only trade when price is breaking out of its expected volatility range. A — Aroon (Trend Age Dimension) Concept: Measures the strength and "freshness" of a trend. Logic: We utilize the Aroon Up and Aroon Down metrics. Bullish (+1): Aroon Up is greater than Aroon Down AND Aroon Up is > 70. Bearish (-1): Aroon Down is greater than Aroon Up AND Aroon Down > 70. This filters out weak or aging trends, ensuring the move has mathematical momentum. E — Elder’s Force Index (Volume Dimension) Concept: Measures volume-weighted price change. Logic: We calculate the raw Force Index (Close - Close ) * Volume and smooth it with an EMA. Bullish (+1): Smoothed EFI > 0. Bearish (-1): Smoothed EFI < 0. This component confirms that price movement is supported by actual volume flow (accumulation/distribution). 2. Signal Processing (ALMA Smoothing) Raw aggregation can be noisy. The composite score is passed through an ALMA (Arnaud Legoux Moving Average) filter. Why ALMA? It uses a Gaussian distribution to provide smoothness without the significant lag associated with SMA or EMA. This creates the "Flow" line that resists false flips during choppy consolidation. 3. How to Use The indicator plots a signal line and dynamically colors the price bars and background to reflect the dominant bias. Deep Blue (Bullish Flow): The KAE Score is > 0.1. All three engines (or the majority) are aligned bullishly. Traders typically look for long entries or hold existing long positions. White (Bearish Flow): The KAE Score is < -0.1. The majority of engines detect bearish volatility and volume. Traders typically look for short entries. Gray (Neutral): The score is between -0.1 and 0.1. The market is in equilibrium or transition. Trend-following strategies should be paused. 4. Configuration Logic Engine: You can toggle individual components (K, A, or E) on or off to isolate specific market dimensions. Smoothing: Adjust the ALMA Window and Offset to fine-tune the sensitivity of the signal line. Lengths: Fully customizable periods for Keltner, Aroon, and EFI to adapt to different asset classes (e.g., Crypto vs. Forex).
Pine Script® indicator
by D_QUANT
2
Multi-Timeframe EMA Bundle (576/676/144/169/12)A comprehensive EMA (Exponential Moving Average) indicator combining five key moving averages used by professional traders for trend identification and dynamic support/resistance levels. Included EMAs: EMA 576 & EMA 676 (Blue) — Long-term trend filters commonly used on lower timeframes to represent higher timeframe structure. Acts as major support/resistance zones. EMA 144 & EMA 169 (White) — Mid-term trend indicators derived from Fibonacci numbers. When price respects this zone, it often signals strong trend continuation. EMA 12 (Yellow) — Short-term momentum tracker for entries and exits. Useful for identifying pullback opportunities within the trend.
Pine Script® indicator
by dylancui9
Futures Trend Signaler Final VersionFutures Trend Signaler is a compact, multi-timeframe EMA “trend dashboard” built for intraday futures/index trading. It displays a clean table (1m + two lower timeframes you choose, e.g., 15s and 1s) that shows: EMA 9 vs EMA 21 (short-term momentum / immediate trend direction) EMA 21 vs EMA 50 (trend “sustainability” / broader continuation bias) Price vs 1m EMA 9 (LTF/Ultra price position relative to the 1-minute momentum line) Each cell is color-coded (green = bullish, red = bearish, gray = neutral/na) so you can read bias at a glance. When a new EMA crossover occurs, the table also flags it (and tracks the most recent bull/bear cross) so you can quickly see if momentum just flipped—without cluttering the chart with overlapping markers. Fully customizable table position and text size. Designed to stay lightweight by using minimal higher/lower timeframe requests. Disclaimer: This indicator is for informational/educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always use proper risk management.
Pine Script® indicator
by babaflargslugdook
MA12 x MA80 Bands Signals - JAMMALMA12 × MA80 Bands Signal – Trend Assistant | Jammal This script provides a clean and simple entry-timing assistant based on the interaction between MA12 and dynamic bands around MA80. It helps visualize potential trend-based entry points with clear and non-intrusive signals. The MA80 bands are fully adjustable, allowing you to customize the sensitivity based on the market and timeframe. Features: Trend-based entry assistance MA12 cross with MA80 dynamic bands Adjustable MA80 bands (user-controlled offset) Clear triangles, labels, and short horizontal levels Works on all markets and all timeframes Helps visualize trend interaction and entry timing Designed for traders who want a simple, clean, and supportive trading tool. Supporting tool only – not a complete trading system. Enjoy and happy trading! Jammal
Pine Script® indicator
by Jammal
SENTINEL LITE by Pips0mnianSentinel Lite — Learning Mode is an educational indicator designed to help beginner traders develop discipline and chart-reading skills. It highlights high-quality learning setups using: • Trend alignment (EMA 200, 21, 50) • EMA pullback behavior • Strong candle confirmation • Basic market structure • London and New York session filtering • Chop avoidance This tool is not a signal service or automated strategy. It is designed for practice, journaling, and skill-building. Best used on: • XAUUSD (Gold) • 5-minute timeframe • London & New York sessions ⚠️ Educational use only. No financial advice.
Pine Script® indicator
by Pips0mnian
Stabilized HMA ScalperStabilized HMA Scalper / Stab. HMA 2.0 Stabilized HMA Scalper is a visual trend-structure overlay indicator designed to highlight directional momentum, trend alignment, and market state through a combination of adaptive moving averages and contextual visual cues. The indicator blends a Hull Moving Average (HMA) for responsiveness with an ALMA-based baseline filter to stabilize trend interpretation and reduce noise. The result is a clean, visually expressive framework for reading market structure directly on the price chart. Core Design Philosophy This script is built around trend confirmation and state visualization, not prediction or automation. All elements are calculated on confirmed bar closes and do not repaint. The indicator focuses on three analytical dimensions: 1. Dual Moving Average Structure Hull Moving Average (HMA) Acts as the primary momentum curve. Designed for fast reaction to directional changes. Slope behavior is used to infer momentum expansion or contraction. ALMA Baseline Filter Provides a stabilizing reference for broader trend context. Helps distinguish directional movement from short-term fluctuations. Used as a structural filter rather than a trigger mechanism. 2. Trend State Visualization When HMA slope and price position relative to the ALMA baseline align, the indicator visually highlights the active market state: Bullish alignment: upward momentum with supportive structure Bearish alignment: downward momentum with confirming structure Neutral / range: mixed conditions or transitional phases A dynamic gradient fill between HMA and ALMA visually reinforces this alignment, offering an immediate understanding of trend strength and continuity. 3. Visual Markers & Labels Discrete chart markers may appear at moments when momentum structure transitions into a new aligned state. These markers are contextual annotations, intended to draw attention to changes in trend conditions rather than to provide standalone decisions. They are based solely on historical price data and are fully non-repainting. Dashboard An optional on-chart dashboard summarizes the current market state classification (Bullish / Bearish / Range) based on the internal trend logic. Position and size are fully configurable. Designed for at-a-glance situational awareness. Reflects the same logic used in the chart visuals. Usage Disclaimer This indicator is provided for technical analysis and educational purposes only. It does not generate financial advice or guarantee outcomes and should be used as part of a broader analytical workflow.
Pine Script® indicator
by Horazio
Uptrend Pullback (High Winrate-ish) - RSI + EMA + ATR TrailUptrend Pullback Strategy (EMA Filter + RSI Reversal + ATR Trailing Stop) Description This strategy is designed for rising markets and trades long only. It uses a simple trend filter and a pullback entry: Trend filter: An uptrend is defined when EMA(50) > EMA(200) and price is above EMA(200). Trades are allowed only under these conditions. Entry (buy the dip): A long position is opened when RSI crosses up above a user-defined pullback level (default 40), suggesting a pullback is ending and momentum is recovering. Exits: Take profit: Close the position when RSI reaches an overbought level (default 70). Risk management: A dynamic ATR-based trailing stop follows price upward to lock in gains. Hard stop: An additional ATR-based stop acts as a safety net to limit downside risk. Notes Parameters (EMA lengths, RSI levels, ATR multipliers) are fully configurable. This is a demo/reference strategy for research and optimization; results depend strongly on the symbol and timeframe. If you want, I can also write a shorter “one-liner” description and a set of tag keywords for the publish page.
Pine Script® strategy
by momomonga
Trend-Based Fibs: Static Labels at StartThis indicator automatically projects Fibonacci extension levels and "Golden Zones" starting from the opening price of a new period (Daily or Weekly). By using the previous period’s range (High-Low) as the basis for volatility, it provides objective price targets and reversal zones for the current session. How it Works Unlike standard Fibonacci Retracements that require manual drawing from swing highs to lows, this tool uses a fixed anchor method: The Range: It calculates the total range of the previous day or week. The Anchor: It sets the current period's opening price as the "Zero Line."The Projection: It applies Fibonacci ratios ($0.236$, $0.5$, $0.786$, $1.0$, and $1.618$) upward and downward from that opening price. Key Features Automated Levels: No more manual drawing. Levels reset and recalculate automatically at the start of every Daily or Weekly candle. Bullish & Bearish Zones: Instantly see extensions for both directions. The "Golden Zones": Highlighted boxes represent the high-probability $0.236$ to $0.5$ zones for both long and short continuations. Previous Period Levels: Optional toggles to show the previous High and Low, which often act as major support or resistance. Integrated EMAs: Includes two customizable Exponential Moving Averages (default 20 and 100) to help you stay on the right side of the trend. Clean Visuals: Labels are pinned to the start of the period to keep your charts uncluttered while lines extend dynamically as time progresses. How to Trade with it Trend Continuation: If price opens and holds above the $0.236$ bullish level, look for the $0.618$ and $1.0$ levels as targets. Reversals: Watch for price exhaustion at the $1.618$ extension, especially if it aligns with an EMA or a Previous High/Low. Gap Plays: Excellent for "Opening Range" strategies where you use the first close of the day as the pivot point for the extensions.
Pine Script® indicator
by thulashimohanr
[CT] MoBo BandsThis script is the TradingView Pine Script version of MoBo Bands, the Momentum Breakout indicator, and the original creator credited in the code is NPR21, who also notes it was based on an original Thinkorswim concept and then modified and converted to Pine Script by NPR21. At its core, MoBo Bands is a volatility envelope built from a simple moving average and standard deviation, but it’s not meant to be used like a normal Bollinger Band “touch = reversal” tool. It’s designed to identify when price has pushed far enough away from its recent average to qualify as a breakout regime, and then to keep you biased in that regime until a true opposite breakout occurs. The indicator calculates a midline using a simple moving average of your chosen price source over the selected length. It then measures how spread out price has been over that same lookback using standard deviation. From there it builds an upper and lower band by taking the midline and adding or subtracting a user-defined multiple of standard deviation. In this script those multipliers are “Num Dev Up” and “Num Dev Down.” They default to ±0.8, which is tighter than traditional Bollinger settings, meaning the bands are closer to price and the indicator is more willing to declare a breakout state. The “Displace” input simply shifts the plotted bands forward or backward by bars for visual alignment; functionally, the breakout comparisons are being made against the displaced band values, so if you use displacement you are intentionally changing where signals occur in time. The key concept in MoBo is that it separates “where price is right now” from “what state we are in.” First it assigns a raw status called MoboStatus: if the close is above the upper band it becomes bullish breakout state, if the close is below the lower band it becomes bearish breakout state, and if the close is between the bands it is neutral. If the script stopped there, you’d only see signals on the exact bars that closed outside the bands. Instead, it adds a second layer called BreakStatus, which is a persistent regime variable. BreakStatus changes only when a true breakout happens, and it does not reset to neutral when price returns inside the bands. That is the entire purpose of the “recursion” line: once BreakStatus flips bullish, it stays bullish through the inside-band chop until a bearish breakout flips it the other way, and vice versa. This is why the band colors and the band fill behave the way they do. When BreakStatus is bullish, the bands plot green and the filled area between them is green. When BreakStatus is bearish, the bands plot red and the fill becomes red. If price is simply oscillating inside the bands, BreakStatus stays whatever it last was, which is the whole “stay with the breakout bias” philosophy. Because of that design, the most straightforward way to trade it is to treat MoBo as a regime/bias indicator first, and an entry tool second. A bullish regime begins when you get a bullish breakout condition, meaning you had a close above the upper band and BreakStatus flips to bullish. In this script that flip is also where the “Break Out” arrow prints. That event is telling you volatility expansion has pushed price into an upside breakout state, so your default expectation becomes continuation or at least holding above the midline with higher odds of higher highs. A common execution approach is to take the breakout as your initial trigger, then use the band structure to manage the trade: if you want a more aggressive style, you enter on the breakout bar close or on the next bar if it confirms. If you want a more conservative style, you wait for the first pullback after the breakout and enter when price holds above the midline or reclaims the upper band area. Your risk can be framed in a few ways depending on instrument and timeframe: the most “indicator-pure” protective logic is that the bullish regime is invalidated only when price later breaks below the lower band and flips BreakStatus bearish. That is a very wide stop concept, but it reflects the indicator’s intent to ride trends. A tighter, more practical stop for active trading is to use the midline or a recent swing low as the risk point while still respecting the MoBo bias; the idea is you are using MoBo to keep you from fading the move, while your stop is based on structure rather than waiting for a full opposite breakout. A bearish regime is the exact mirror. It begins when a close is below the lower band and BreakStatus flips bearish, which is when the red “Break Down” arrow prints. From that point, you treat rallies into the midline/band area as potential short opportunities as long as the regime remains bearish. More aggressive traders will short the initial breakdown; more conservative traders wait for a bounce that fails back below the midline or for a retest of the lower band zone. Exits can be handled either as “regime exits,” meaning you hold until BreakStatus flips the other way, or as “trade exits,” meaning you scale or exit into targets while staying aligned with the regime until it ends. On trend days, the regime exit can keep you in the move much longer than typical oscillators. On choppy days, a tighter risk plan is needed because a tight band setting can flip more often. The candle coloring addition you asked for simply mirrors the fill state so you can read the regime without looking at the bands. When the fill is green (BreakStatus bullish), the candles are tinted green; when the fill is red (BreakStatus bearish), the candles are tinted red; when neither fill is active, it leaves the candles unchanged. This doesn’t change the logic or signals, it just makes the “state” visually obvious. Where traders usually get the most out of MoBo is by using it in the context it was designed for: volatility expansion and trend participation. If you try to trade it like a mean-reversion Bollinger Band system, you’ll often do the opposite of what it’s signaling. Here, a close outside the band is not “overbought/oversold,” it’s the condition that defines a breakout regime. The best trades tend to come when the breakout occurs in alignment with a higher-timeframe trend or after a compression period, because the band break is then capturing a genuine shift in volatility and direction. If you want it to trigger fewer, higher-quality regimes, increase the length and/or increase the deviation multipliers, because that widens the envelope and demands a more significant move to flip state. If you want earlier, more frequent signals, reduce the length and/or reduce the multipliers, understanding you’ll also increase whipsaw risk.
Pine Script® indicator
by ChaosTrader63
2
_mr_beach Liquidity Sweep + VWAP V2 Trend Filter, Presets_mr_beach Liquidity Sweep + VWAP Reversal V2 (Trend Filter, Presets) Overview This strategy models a common institutional market behavior: Liquidity is taken above the previous day’s high or below the previous day’s low, followed by a return toward fair value (VWAP) and a reversal in the direction of the dominant trend. The script is designed as a TradingView Strategy for systematic backtesting and optimization. ________________________________________ Core Logic • Liquidity Levels o Previous Day High o Previous Day Low Used as typical stop-liquidity zones. • Fair Value o VWAP is used as confirmation that price has returned to a fair value area. • Trend Filter o EMA-based trend direction filter to avoid counter-trend trades. ________________________________________ Trading Rules Trend Filter • Long trades only when price closes above EMA. • Short trades only when price closes below EMA. Liquidity Sweep • Bullish sweep: Price trades below Previous Day Low. • Bearish sweep: Price trades above Previous Day High. Entry Confirmation • Long o Sweep below Previous Day Low o Close back above Previous Day Low o Close above VWAP • Short o Sweep above Previous Day High o Close back below Previous Day High o Close below VWAP ________________________________________ Risk Management • Stop Loss: ATR-based • Take Profit: ATR-based • Risk automatically adapts to market volatility. • All multipliers are user-adjustable. ________________________________________ Preset Profiles The script includes ready-to-use preset profiles: • Index – conservative, session-based, one trade per day • Forex – session-filtered, moderate volatility settings • Crypto – higher volatility parameters, no session filter • Custom – fully manual configuration Presets control EMA length, ATR settings, SL/TP multipliers, session usage, and trade frequency. ________________________________________ Session & Trade Control • Optional session filter (default: US regular session) • Optional one trade per day limit to reduce overtrading and noise ________________________________________ Chart Elements • EMA (trend direction) • VWAP (fair value) • Previous Day High / Low (liquidity zones) ________________________________________ Alerts • Long setup: Liquidity sweep + VWAP reversal • Short setup: Liquidity sweep + VWAP reversal ________________________________________ Recommended Usage • Markets: Indices, liquid stocks, Forex majors, crypto • Timeframes: 5m and 15m • Parameters should be optimized per market and timeframe. ________________________________________ Disclaimer This script is for educational and backtesting purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Performance depends on market conditions, timeframe, fees, and execution. Tags: Liquidity, VWAP, EMA, Reversal, Sweep, Smart Money, ICT, ATR, Strategy
Pine Script® strategy
by ReneHerkert
1
_mr_beach Liquidity Sweep + VWAP ReversalLiquidity Sweep + VWAP Reversal (Trend Filter, Session, 1 Trade per Day) Overview This strategy models a common institutional market behavior: liquidity is taken above the previous day’s high or below the previous day’s low, followed by a return toward fair value (VWAP) and a reversal in the direction of the prevailing trend. Designed as a TradingView strategy for structured backtesting in the Strategy Tester. Core Components Liquidity Levels: Previous Day High / Previous Day Low Fair Value Reference: VWAP Trend Filter: EMA (default: 200) Volatility-Based Risk: ATR Trading Rules Trend Filter Long only when price closes above EMA Short only when price closes below EMA Liquidity Sweep Bullish sweep: Low < Previous Day Low Bearish sweep: High > Previous Day High Entry Confirmation Long: After a sweep below the Previous Day Low, price closes back above the level and above VWAP Short: After a sweep above the Previous Day High, price closes back below the level and below VWAP Risk Management Stop Loss: ATR-based (slATR) Take Profit: ATR-based (tpATR) Automatically adapts to changing market volatility Session & Trade Frequency Optional session filter (default: 09:30–16:00 exchange time) Optional one trade per day limit to reduce overtrading Chart Elements EMA (trend direction) VWAP (fair value) Previous Day High / Low (liquidity zones) Alerts Long setup: Liquidity sweep + VWAP reversal Short setup: Liquidity sweep + VWAP reversal Recommended Usage Markets: Indices, liquid stocks, Forex majors, crypto Timeframes: 5m, 15m Note: Parameters such as ATR multipliers and session settings should be optimized per market Disclaimer This is a backtesting strategy, not financial advice. Results depend on market conditions, timeframe, fees, and slippage. Tags: Liquidity, VWAP, EMA, Reversal, Sweep, Smart Money, ICT, ATR, Strategy
Pine Script® strategy
by ReneHerkert