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Adaptive Volatility StrategyHere's a professional description for publishing your indicator: Adaptive Volatility Strategy - Multi-Indicator Confirmation System A comprehensive trading strategy that combines multiple technical indicators with adaptive volatility filtering to identify high-probability trade setups while managing risk effectively. Key Features: Multi-Indicator Confirmation: Combines RSI, MACD, and ADX signals with trend analysis (20/50/200 EMAs) to reduce false signals and improve entry quality Adaptive Volatility Filter: Intelligent volatility detection using ATR that can filter trades based on either fixed percentage thresholds or multiples of average volatility, helping avoid unstable market conditions Flexible Session Filtering: Optional time-based trading windows with customizable hours and trading days to align with your preferred market sessions Smart Signal Generation: Requires minimum signal confirmations before entering trades, with separate tracking for directional and confirmation signals Comprehensive Risk Management: Configurable take profit and stop loss percentages with automatic position exits on signal reversals Real-Time Dashboard: Visual display showing current indicator values, signals, volatility levels, and trend direction for quick market assessment Strategy Logic: Enters long when bullish signals outnumber bearish signals (minimum 2 signals) with ADX confirmation Enters short when bearish signals outnumber bullish signals with ADX confirmation All trades must pass volatility and session filters when enabled Exits on take profit, stop loss, or signal reversal Best Used For: Swing trading on 1H to daily timeframes Markets with clear trending behavior Traders who prefer multiple confirmations before entering positions Note: This is a complete strategy with entry/exit logic. Backtest thoroughly and adjust parameters for your specific instrument and timeframe before live trading.
Pine Script® strategy
by tsanthoshreddy
SPY / ES ORB Complete Levels 2025 [Natty] - FIXED VWAPAll-in-one Opening Range Breakout (ORB) levels indicator for SPY & /ES (and works on any index/futures contract). Automatically draws every key level serious day-traders and scalpers watch in 2025: • Yesterday’s High & Low (yellow) • Pre-Market High & Low – 04:00–09:30 ET (fuchsia) • True Regular-Trading-Hours VWAP – anchored at 09:30 ET, ignores pre-market volume (purple) • Full Classic Pivot Points – PP, R1–R3, S1–S3 (white/red/green) • 30-minute Opening Range High & Low – 09:30–10:00 ET (thick orange) with light shading • Clean price label panel on the right edge (updates live) so you never have to hover No paid scripts or external data needed – 100 % free, lightweight, zero lag. Perfect for: - 30-minute ORB breakout trading - SPY & /ES scalping - 0DTE SPX options directional entries - Quick pre-market bias checks Just add to any chart with Extended Hours enabled and you’re ready for the bell.
Pine Script® indicator
by natalie_franky
Elite Entries S/R LevelsElite Entries S/R Levels This tool finds key S/R zones from pivots, then fires instant “band intrusion” signals the moment price enters a zone without breaking through the other side. Pair that with an entry-anchored ATR Trailing Stop (TSL) that starts exactly on the signal bar and you’ve got a clean, rules-first way to stalk reversals and fades without the noise. What it does Key Zones (Support/Resistance): Dynamic boxes from pivots with ATR-scaled width and optional overlap alignment. Band Intrusions (Instant): • Bullish: Tap into support from above, no break below the band. • Bearish: Tap into resistance from below, no break above the band. Signals respect a user-set cooldown so you don’t get spammed. Entry-Anchored ATR TSL: Starts on the first signal bar, trails with stepline logic, and exits only after the entry bar. Optional “TSL Follow Only” gates new signals unless they align with the active TSL direction. Strategy Mode Preset: One-click profile with wider lookback, 1.5×ATR zone width, cooldown, TSL on (len 28, mult 6), extend/align enabled—built for decisive, rules-tight entries. Inputs you’ll actually use Zones: Look Left/Right, ATR Length & Width, Source (HA/Body/Hi-Lo), Align/Extend Right, optional level labels. Signals: Cooldown (per side), customizable bull/bear colors. TSL: Length, Multiplier, Show Line, Follow-Only toggle. Alerts Band Intrusion — Bullish Level Band Intrusion — Bearish Level Use “Once per bar” for true instant taps, or “Once per bar close” if you want confirmation discipline. How to read it (no fluff) Triangles up (green) at support taps → potential longs (fade the poke). Triangles down (red) at resistance taps → potential shorts. TSL (stepline) is your chaperone; break it and the dance is over. Trade what prints, not what you wish. This is a reaction tool, not a crystal ball. Best practice: Pair with session context (NY open), a higher-TF bias arrow, or volume throttle for extra confluence. Disclaimer: Educational only. Not financial advice. You’re the risk manager.
Pine Script® indicator
by EliteEntriesTraders
LE ScannerGENERAL OVERVIEW: The LE Scanner is a multi-ticker dashboard that scans up to 20 tickers in real time and displays their current trend, price, volume, and key level conditions directly on your chart. It tracks how each ticker interacts with both the Previous Day’s High/Low (PDH/PDL) and Pre-Market High/Low (PMH/PML) to determine whether price is breaking above, below, or remaining inside those levels. The indicator automatically classifies each ticker as Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral based on these break conditions. This indicator was developed by Flux Charts in collaboration with Ellis Dillinger (Ellydtrades). What is the purpose of the indicator?: The LE Scanner helps traders keep track of up to 20 tickers at once without switching between charts. It puts all the key information in one place, including price, daily percentage change, volume, and how each ticker is reacting around the previous day’s and pre-market highs and lows. The layout is simple and easy to read, with progress bars that show where price is relative to those levels. The goal is to save time and make it easier to understand market strength and weakness across your watchlist. What’s the theory behind the indicator?: The LE Scanner is built around the idea that key levels define bias. The previous day’s high and low show where the market traded most actively during the prior session, and the pre-market range reveals how price behaved before the open. When a ticker breaks both the previous day’s high and the pre-market high, it shows that buyers are in control. When it breaks both the previous day’s low and the pre-market low, sellers are in control. If neither side has full control, the bias is seen as neutral. LE SCANNER FEATURES: Multi-Ticker Dashboard Key Level Tracking Trend Classification Sorting Customization Multi-Ticker Dashboard: The LE Scanner can monitor up to 20 tickers at the same time. Each ticker has its own row in the dashboard showing: Ticker Name Current Price Volume Daily % Change PDH Break PDL Break PMH Break PML Break Trend (bullish, bearish, or neutral) You can enable or disable each ticker individually, so if you only want to track 5 or 10 tickers, you can simply toggle the rest off. Each ticker input lets you type in any valid ticker that’s available on TradingView. Ticker Name: Shows the ticker you selected in your input settings Current Price: Displays the latest price of that ticker based on your chart’s selected timeframe. Volume: Tracks the total trading volume for the current session. Daily % Change: Measures how much price has moved since the previous session’s close. The remaining elements of the dashboard are explained in full detail throughout the remaining sections of this write-up. Key Level Tracking: The core of the LE Scanner is its ability to track and visualize how price interacts with four key levels for every ticker: Previous Day High (PDH) Previous Day Low (PDL) Pre-Market High (PMH) Pre-Market Low (PML) These levels are updated automatically and compared to the current market price for each ticker inputted into the indicator. They show you whether the market is staying inside yesterday’s range or expanding beyond it. 🔹Previous Day High (PDH) & Previous Day Low (PDL) The Previous Day High (PDH) marks where price reached its highest point during the last full trading session, while the Previous Day Low (PDL) marks the lowest point. Together, they define the previous day’s range and help traders understand where price is trading relative to that prior structure. When the current price of a user-selected ticker moves above the PDH, it signals that buyers are taking control and that the ticker is now trading above yesterday’s range. In the dashboard, this change triggers a 🟢 icon under the “PDH Break” column. Once the PDH Break is confirmed, the opposite PDL Break column for that same ticker becomes blank. When the current price of the user-selected ticker moves below the PDL, it shows that sellers are taking control and that the ticker is trading below yesterday’s range. In the dashboard, this change triggers a 🔴 icon under the “PDL Break” column. Once the PDL Break is confirmed, the opposite PDH Break column for that same ticker becomes blank. 🔹 Pre-Market High (PMH) & Pre-Market Low (PML) The Pre-Market High (PMH) and Pre-Market Low (PML) show where price reached its highest and lowest points before the main trading session begins. On most U.S. exchanges, the pre-market session is from 4:00 AM to 9:29 AM Eastern Standard Time (EST), just before the New York session opens at 9:30 AM EST. These levels are important because they reflect how traders positioned themselves during the early morning hours. Many traders use the pre-market session to react to overnight news. The PMH and PML outline that entire pre-market range, showing where buyers and sellers fought for control and where the early balance between the two sides was established before the market opens. When the current price of a ticker moves above the Pre-Market High, it means buyers are in control and that price has pushed through the top of the pre-market range. In the dashboard, this triggers a 🟢 icon under the “PMH Break” column. Once this break is confirmed, the opposite PML Break column for that ticker becomes blank. When the current price moves below the Pre-Market Low, it means sellers are in control and that price has fallen beneath the pre-market range. In the dashboard, this triggers a 🔴 icon under the “PML Break” column. Once a PML Break is confirmed, the opposite PMH Break column for that ticker becomes blank. 🔹Progress Bars The LE Scanner indicator includes progress bars that show how far the current price is from key levels. When price is between the Previous Day High (PDH) and Previous Day Low (PDL), the progress bar measures price’s distance relative to those two points. When price is between the Pre-Market High (PMH) and Pre-Market Low (PML), the bar tracks how far price is from those pre-market boundaries. The closer price gets to either side, the more the bar fills, giving you a quick visual sense of how close a breakout or breakdown might be. A bar that’s nearly full means price is approaching one of the levels, while a shorter bar means it’s still far away from it. By seeing this relationship directly in the dashboard, you can see which tickers are getting ready to test key levels without flipping through multiple charts. 🔹PDH Progress Bar The PDH progress bar measures how close price is to breaking above the previous day’s high. When the bar is nearly full, it means the current price is trading just below yesterday’s high. When the bar is low or mostly empty, it means price is far from the PDH and trading near the middle or lower end of the previous day’s range. Once price breaks above the PDH, the progress bar is replaced with a green confirmation icon in the PDH Break column. 🔹Previous Day Low (PDL) Progress Bar The PDL progress bar measures how close price is to breaking below the previous day’s low. When the bar is nearly full, it means the current price is trading just above yesterday’s low. When the bar is low or mostly empty, it means price is far from the PDL and trading near the middle or upper end of the previous day’s range. Once price breaks below the PDL, the progress bar is replaced with a red confirmation icon in the PDL Break column. 🔹Pre-Market High (PMH) Progress Bar The PMH progress bar shows how close price is to breaking above the pre-market high. When the bar is nearly full, it means the current price is trading just below the pre-market high. When the bar is low or mostly empty, it means price is far from the PMH and trading near the middle or lower end of the pre-market range. Once price breaks above the PMH, the progress bar is replaced with a green confirmation icon in the PMH Break column. 🔹Pre-Market Low (PML) Progress Bar The PML progress bar shows how close price is to breaking below the pre-market low. When the bar is nearly full, it means the current price is trading just above the pre-market low. When the bar is low or mostly empty, it means price is far from the PML and trading near the middle or upper end of the pre-market range. Once price breaks below the PML, the progress bar is replaced with a red confirmation icon in the PML Break column. Trend Classification: The LE Scanner automatically classifies each user-inputted ticker as bullish, bearish, or neutral based on how price is interacting with its key levels. Each trend type follows a specific set of conditions and is displayed in its own column under Trend on the dashboard. 🔹 Bullish Trend A bullish trend occurs when price has broken above both the Previous Day High (PDH) and the Pre-Market High (PMH). This shows that buyers are in full control and that the ticker is trading firmly above the prior session’s and pre-market range. When this condition is met, the Trend column displays a green background with an upward-facing triangle icon (▲). 🔹 Bearish Trend A bearish trend occurs when price has broken below both the Previous Day Low (PDL) and the Pre-Market Low (PML). This indicates that sellers are in control and that the ticker is trading firmly below the prior session’s and pre-market range. When this happens, the Trend column switches to a red background with a downward-facing triangle icon (▼). 🔹 Neutral Trend A neutral trend occurs when price is trading inside the range, meaning it hasn’t broken above the PDH/PMH or below the PDL/PML. This indicates that neither bulls nor bears has clear control, and the ticker is consolidating between the prior session’s and pre-market range. When this condition is active, the Trend column appears with a warning sign icon (⚠️). This helps distinguish tickers that are still forming setups from those that have already shown decisive strength or weakness. Sorting: The LE Scanner includes a built-in sorting feature that lets you reorder the dashboard in either descending or ascending order based on one of four metrics: % Change Volume Price Trend Sorting is handled directly in the indicator settings, where you can toggle “Sort By” and then select your preferred Sort By criteria and Order (Ascending or Descending). When enabled, the dashboard automatically repositions every ticker to match the selected sorting method. 🔹 % Change Sorting When you sort by % Change, the dashboard ranks tickers based on their daily percentage movement relative to the previous session’s close. If you choose descending order, the biggest gainers appear at the top. If you choose ascending order, the biggest decliners appear at the top. 🔹 Volume Sorting When you sort by Volume, the dashboard arranges tickers based on their total traded volume for the current session. If you choose descending order, the highest-volume tickers appear at the top. If you choose ascending order, the lowest-volume tickers appear at the top. 🔹 Price Sorting When you sort by Price, the dashboard arranges tickers by their current market price. If you choose descending order, the highest-priced tickers appear at the top. If you choose ascending order, the lowest-priced tickers appear at the top. 🔹 Trend Sorting When you sort by Trend, the dashboard organizes tickers based on their directional classification. If you choose descending order, bullish tickers appear first, followed by neutral and bearish. If you choose ascending order, bearish tickers appear first, followed by neutral and bullish. Customization: The LE Scanner includes several settings that let you customize how the dashboard appears on your chart. All visual and positional elements can be adjusted to fit your personal layout preferences. 🔹 Dashboard Position You can move the dashboard anywhere on your chart using the “Table Position” setting. Options include: Bottom-Center Bottom-Left Bottom-Right Middle-Center Middle-Left Middle-Right Top-Center Top-Left Top-Right 🔹 Dashboard Size The dashboard size can be adjusted to be larger or smaller. Users can choose between the following options: Tiny Small Normal Large Huge 🔹 Color Customization All color elements in the dashboard are customizable. You can change the following: Background Color Border Color Frame Color Text Color Bullish Trend Color Bearish Trend Color Important Notes: Because the LE Scanner tracks multiple tickers and updates all data in real time, it performs several background calculations at once. On rare occasions, this can cause the following issue: Computation Error: Scanning up to 20 tickers at the same time requires multiple request.security() calls. This process is resource-intensive and can sometimes trigger a calculation timeout message in TradingView. If this occurs, simply force the indicator to refresh by changing one of its settings (for example, toggling a ticker off and back on) or by removing and re-adding the indicator to your chart. Uniqueness: The LE Scanner is unique because it combines real-time multi-ticker tracking, sortable data, and visual feedback into one tool. It can track up to 20 tickers simultaneously, automatically sort them by % change, volume, price, or trend. The built-in progress bars provide a clear visual of how close price is to breaking key levels, while the trend classification instantly shows whether each ticker is bullish, bearish, or neutral.
Pine Script® indicator
by fluxchart
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ICVRv.2.0 - Real Criollo Value IndexICVR – Real Criollo Value Index The ICVR (Índice Criollo de Valor Real) is a symbolic synthetic currency built to estimate the real effective value of the Argentine peso. It combines exchange-rate pressure, inflation drift, and monetary expansion into a single interpretable metric. ⸻ 🔍 What does the ICVR measure? The ICVR provides a daily estimate of the peso’s real purchasing power by blending: • Dollar exchange rates (official/wholesale, MEP, CCL, blue/crypto) • Estimated monthly inflation • Monthly monetary issuance Users can freely adjust the weighting of each component to model different macro scenarios. ⸻ 🧠 How is it conceptually calculated? Without revealing proprietary code, the index works through: 1. A composite dollar rate, created from multiple ARS/USD markets. 2. A weighted adjustment for inflation drift, applied proportionally over time. 3. A weighted adjustment for monetary issuance, representing dilution of currency supply. 4. A normalization step, which creates a stable synthetic unit so changes can be compared over time. These elements are combined arithmetically to form a single real-value index. ⸻ 📌 Main Features ICVR Core Calculation • Composite dollar index (official + wholesale + MEP + blue/crypto + CCL) • Customizable inflation • Customizable monetary issuance • Weighting sliders for all components Real-Value Conversion Tool • Enter a historical salary or price in ARS • Select the date • Automatically adjust it to today in: • ICVR equivalent (real value) • USD equivalent (composite dollar) Variation Measurements • Daily change of the ICVR • % variation of the selected ARS value since its start date • % variation of the ICVR since that same date Visual Tools • Summary table with ICVR, BTC, gold and USD • Asset values displayed in ICVR terms • Optional smoothing (SMA / EMA) • Optional baseline for clearer visual comparison ⸻ 🧪 Use Cases • Evaluate whether a salary kept up with inflation • Convert a 2020/2021/2022 price into its current real value • Compare BTC, gold or the dollar against a “real criollo currency” • Estimate hidden devaluations • Adjust contracts or services using a synthetic real-value index ⸻ ⚙️ How to Use 1. Add the script in daily timeframe (1D) for best results. 2. Adjust inflation and monetary issuance inputs. 3. Modify the weighting to create different macro scenarios. 4. If needed, enter a historical salary/price to convert it into today’s real ICVR value. Compatible with any symbol. No external data feed required. ⸻ ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator is a synthetic analytical tool for educational and comparative purposes. It does not replace official inflation indexes, monetary data, or legal exchange rates.
Pine Script® indicator
by CATEATRADING
掘金社趋势线 **趋势线** 1. **画法**：连接两个以上连续升高低点（上升线）或连续降低高点（下降线）。 2. **用法**：识别趋势方向、动态支撑/阻力位。价格回测趋势线时是潜在交易机会；有效突破/跌破可能预示趋势反转。 3. **原则**：触点越多越有效；避免强行拟合价格。 **斜率线** 1. **画法**：与趋势线画法相同，但更关注倾斜角度。 2. **用法**：衡量趋势强度。斜率陡峭表强势但可能不稳定；斜率平缓趋势更稳健；斜率放缓（动能背离）是潜在反转信号。 --- ### English Version **Key Uses of Trend Lines & Slope Lines** **Trend Line** 1. **Drawing**: Connect two or more consecutive higher lows (uptrend) or lower highs (downtrend). 2. **Usage**: Identify trend direction and dynamic support/resistance. A price retest of the line offers a potential trading opportunity; a decisive break signals a potential trend reversal. 3. **Principle**: The more times the price touches the line, the more valid it is; avoid overfitting the price action. **Slope Line** 1. **Drawing**: Same as a trend line, but with a focus on the angle of inclination. 2. **Usage**: Gauge trend strength. A steep slope indicates strong momentum but may be unsustainable; a gentle slope suggests a more stable trend; a slowing slope (momentum divergence) signals a potential reversal.
Pine Script® indicator
by wz628262
掘金社区趋势系统Of course. Here is the English translation of the provided trading system rules: ### Trading System Core Elements Explained #### 1. Core Indicators and Definitions * **Bull-Bear Line (Purple Line):** The primary basis for measuring the strength of long and short forces. * *Example: If the 5-minute chart candlestick is below the Bull-Bear Line, the bears have the advantage. If the candlestick is above it, the bulls have the advantage.* * **Trading Line (Yellow Line):** The operational line. * **Opening/Closing Positions:** The Bull-Bear Line and Trading Line are the levels for both opening trades and taking profits. * *Clarification: We only open or close positions when the price is at or very close to the Trading Line or Bull-Bear Line. If the price is not near these lines, it is not an opportunity for us to open or close a position. Note that the above rules for the Trading Line and Bull-Bear Line apply to all timeframes. Profit targets are scaled up through higher timeframes.* #### 2. How to Identify a One-Sided Trend * **Uptrend:** When the ribbon is **green** and positioned **above the Trading Line** and **above the Bull-Bear Line**, it indicates an uptrend on that timeframe. * **Multi-Timeframe Confirmation (Resonance):** If **three timeframes simultaneously** show this state (green ribbon above both lines), it is a multi-timeframe resonance. The trading strategy then is to **buy on dips to support**, with entry positions being the Trading Line and Bull-Bear Line on the various timeframes. * **General Rule:** When the price is **above the Bull-Bear Line**, place more trust in emerging **long signals** (e.g., green ribbon) to enter long positions. * **Downtrend (Conversely):** When the candlestick is **below the Bull-Bear Line**, place more trust in emerging **short signals** (e.g., red ribbon) to enter short positions. #### 3. Gauging Long/Short Strength * The primary references for measuring the strength of bulls and bears are: 1. The positional relationship between the **Candlestick**, the **Bull-Bear Line**, and the **Trading Line**. 2. The **color of the ribbon**. * **During Bearish Advantage:** Place more trust in emerging bearish signals for shorting. Be cautious with long operations. * **During Bullish Trend:** Place more trust in emerging bullish signals. Focus on long positions and be cautious with shorting. #### 4. Strong Trending Markets * **Strong Bullish Market:** A pullback **does not break the lower ribbon**. In a strong, one-sided rally, the pullback **does not break the 5-15 minute Trading Line**. * **Strong Bearish Market:** A rebound **does not surpass the upper ribbon**. In the strongest one-sided decline, the rebound **does not surpass the 5-15 minute Trading Line**.
Pine Script® indicator
by wz628262
掘金社通道线Of course. Here is the English translation of the provided text about Linear Regression Channels. *** **1. Basic Components of the Linear Regression Channel** The Linear Regression Channel consists of five parts: the regression line, the upper and lower channel lines, the regression confirmation zone, and the regression forecast zone. * The **regression line** forms the central axis, created through the linear regression analysis of stock prices. * The **upper and lower channel lines** indicate the support and resistance levels of the stock price. * The **confirmation zone** and **forecast zone** are used to determine the start/end distance for analysis and to estimate the future price range, respectively. **2. How to Draw the Linear Regression Channel** * Determine two anchor points to define the scope of the time period. * Within this range, draw a line segment—the regression line—that minimizes the sum of the squared lengths of the perpendicular distances from all price points to the line. * Draw two lines parallel to the regression line, one passing through the highest price and the other through the lowest price within the selected period, forming the linear regression channel. * Extend these three parallel lines to the right, typically as dashed lines, to form the complete Linear Regression Channel. **3. Application Principles of the Linear Regression Channel** * The length of the regression channel, once determined by the two anchor points, should not be changed arbitrarily. However, when the trend line changes significantly, the channel needs to be redrawn. * In an **uptrend**: * When the price breaks above the upper channel line, it is expected to surge and then pull back. * When the price falls back to the regression line, it is expected to find support and bounce. * When the price breaks below the regression line, it is a sell signal. * When the price breaks below the lower channel line, it is a stop-loss signal. * In a **downtrend**, the application principles are the opposite of those in an uptrend.
Pine Script® indicator
by wz628262
AURORA LEGACY INDICATOR The AURORA LEGACY is an advanced indicator developed in Pine Script v6 for the TradingView platform, designed to integrate multiple approaches of technical analysis into a single modular and customizable system. Its architecture combines classic elements, such as exponential moving averages (EMA Ribbon), RSI, and ATR, with modern tools inspired by Smart Money Concepts (SMC), including Supply & Demand zones, Break of Structure (BOS), and Points of Interest (POI). The indicator is structured to provide traders with flexibility, offering pre-configured trading profiles (Scalper, Day Trade, Swing Trade, Sniper) or full manual customization of moving averages. The dynamic Ribbon serves as the core of trend analysis, supported by additional confluences through secondary moving averages (VWMA, LWMA, SMMA) and volatility filters based on ATR. Key features include: Trend & Signal System: detection of reversals and trend confirmations through Ribbon color alignment, with automated buy/sell alerts. Automated Risk Management: dynamic calculation of entry levels, Stop Loss (SL), and multiple Take Profits (TPs), displayed on chart with labels and risk-reward ratio (R:R). Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Trend Table: consolidated overview of trend, RSI, and volatility (ATR) across different timeframes (5M, 15M, 1H, 4H, Daily). Smart Money Concepts Integration: automatic detection and marking of Supply & Demand zones, BOS, market structure zigzag, and points of interest. Complementary Tools: customizable RSI signals by profile, daily support and resistance levels, CPR levels, and visual session markers (London, New York) including overlap zones. This system was designed to provide a holistic trading approach, combining price action, volatility, indicator confluence, and institutional concepts to support traders of different profiles in making clearer and more precise decisions.
Pine Script® indicator
by AURORALEGACY
CVD Absorption/Exhaustion IndicatorCVD Absorption/Exhaustion Indicator – Explanation This indicator identifies trading opportunities by analyzing the relationship between price action and Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) at key pivot points. It implements a professional trading framework that distinguishes between tradeable continuation signals (Absorption) and potential reversal warnings (Exhaustion). Part 1: Foundation – CVD Calculation The indicator starts by calculating Cumulative Volume Delta using the Bull & Bear Balance formula: Volume Pressure Calculation Bull Power: Measures buying pressure based on candlestick characteristics Bear Power: Measures selling pressure using the same methodology Volume Split: Each bar's volume is proportionally divided between bull and bear pressure Delta: bullVolume - bearVolume (net buying vs selling per bar) CVD: Running total (ta.cum(delta)) that shows cumulative market order flow On the chart: Yellow line = raw CVD. White line = optional SMA (20-period default). Fill color = teal when CVD > MA (bullish flow), red when below (bearish flow). Part 2: Signal Logic – Pivot Detection The indicator identifies pivot points on the CVD line (not price) using lookback parameters: Left Bars (lbL=1): Minimum bars to left to form pivot Right Bars (lbR=2): Bars to right to confirm pivot (also creates offset) Range Validation Pivot signals only trigger if the distance between consecutive pivots is between 5-60 bars (adjustable). This filters out noise and ensures meaningful divergence patterns. Part 3: Trading Framework The core innovation is distinguishing two signal types at each pivot: 🟢 BULLISH SIGNALS (at CVD Pivot Lows) Table Copy Signal Type Price Action CVD Action Trading Action Color Exhaustion Lower Low (LL) Higher Low (HL) AVOID - Reversal warning Transparent Gray Absorption Higher Low (HL) Lower Low (LL) TRADE - Continuation likely Solid Green 🔴 BEARISH SIGNALS (at CVD Pivot Highs) Table Copy Signal Type Price Action CVD Action Trading Action Color Exhaustion Higher High (HH) Lower High (LH) AVOID - Reversal warning Transparent Gray Absorption Lower High (LH) Higher High (HH) TRADE - Continuation likely Solid Red Part 4: Visualization Mechanism The indicator uses precision plotting for clarity: Pivot Lines: Thin vertical lines appear exactly at the pivot bar using offset=-lbR (shifts plot back to correct location) Conditional Coloring: Lines are transparent (noneColor) unless a valid signal exists Minimal Labels: Single letters "E" (Exhaustion) or "A" (Absorption) in tiny size to avoid chart clutter Direction: Labels appear above the line for bullish signals, below for bearish signals Part 5: How to Read the Chart Signal Quality Hierarchy Solid Green/Red lines with "A" = Primary trade signals (Absorption/Continuation) Transparent Gray lines with "E" = Warning signals (Exhaustion/Reversal) - use for context or exit planning No lines at pivots = No valid pattern - ignore Timeframe Usage Best on: 5-minute to 1-hour charts (as per PDF) Multi-timeframe: Use the dropdown in settings to analyze higher timeframe signals while trading lower timeframe Practical Workflow Wait for solid color "A" signal in the direction of the trend Confirm with price action (e.g., support/resistance break) Use "E" signals as profit targets or trend exhaustion warnings Never trade Exhaustion signals alone – they indicate potential reversals, not entries Alert System Four distinct alerts fire on bar close with clear messages: Exhaustion Bullish: "Price:LL, CVD:HL (Reversal)" Absorption Bullish: "Price:HL, CVD:LL (Continuation)" Exhaustion Bearish: "Price:HH, CVD:LH (Reversal)" Absorption Bearish: "Price:LH, CVD:HH (Continuation)"
Pine Script® indicator
by Fundorin1337
CVD Absorption/Exhaustion IndicatorCVD Absorption/Exhaustion Indicator – Explanation This indicator identifies trading opportunities by analyzing the relationship between price action and Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) at key pivot points. It implements a professional trading framework that distinguishes between tradeable continuation signals (Absorption) and potential reversal warnings (Exhaustion). Part 1: Foundation – CVD Calculation The indicator starts by calculating Cumulative Volume Delta using the Bull & Bear Balance formula: Volume Pressure Calculation Bull Power: Measures buying pressure based on candlestick characteristics Bear Power: Measures selling pressure using the same methodology Volume Split: Each bar's volume is proportionally divided between bull and bear pressure Delta: bullVolume - bearVolume (net buying vs selling per bar) CVD: Running total (ta.cum(delta)) that shows cumulative market order flow On the chart: Yellow line = raw CVD. White line = optional SMA (20-period default). Fill color = teal when CVD > MA (bullish flow), red when below (bearish flow). Part 2: Signal Logic – Pivot Detection The indicator identifies pivot points on the CVD line (not price) using lookback parameters: Left Bars (lbL=1): Minimum bars to left to form pivot Right Bars (lbR=2): Bars to right to confirm pivot (also creates offset) Range Validation Pivot signals only trigger if the distance between consecutive pivots is between 5-60 bars (adjustable). This filters out noise and ensures meaningful divergence patterns. Part 3: Trading Framework – PDF Logic The core innovation is distinguishing two signal types at each pivot: 🟢 BULLISH SIGNALS (at CVD Pivot Lows) Table Copy Signal Type Price Action CVD Action Trading Action Color Exhaustion Lower Low (LL) Higher Low (HL) AVOID - Reversal warning Transparent Gray Absorption Higher Low (HL) Lower Low (LL) TRADE - Continuation likely Solid Green 🔴 BEARISH SIGNALS (at CVD Pivot Highs) Table Copy Signal Type Price Action CVD Action Trading Action Color Exhaustion Higher High (HH) Lower High (LH) AVOID - Reversal warning Transparent Gray Absorption Lower High (LH) Higher High (HH) TRADE - Continuation likely Solid Red Part 4: Visualization Mechanism The indicator uses precision plotting for clarity: Pivot Lines: Thin vertical lines appear exactly at the pivot bar using offset=-lbR (shifts plot back to correct location) Conditional Coloring: Lines are transparent (noneColor) unless a valid signal exists Minimal Labels: Single letters "E" (Exhaustion) or "A" (Absorption) in tiny size to avoid chart clutter Direction: Labels appear above the line for bullish signals, below for bearish signals Part 5: How to Read the Chart Signal Quality Hierarchy Solid Green/Red lines with "A" = Primary trade signals (Absorption/Continuation) Transparent Gray lines with "E" = Warning signals (Exhaustion/Reversal) - use for context or exit planning No lines at pivots = No valid pattern - ignore Timeframe Usage Best on: 5-minute to 1-hour charts (as per PDF) Multi-timeframe: Use the dropdown in settings to analyze higher timeframe signals while trading lower timeframe Practical Workflow Wait for solid color "A" signal in the direction of the trend Confirm with price action (e.g., support/resistance break) Use "E" signals as profit targets or trend exhaustion warnings Never trade Exhaustion signals alone – they indicate potential reversals, not entries Alert System Four distinct alerts fire on bar close with clear messages: Exhaustion Bullish: "Price:LL, CVD:HL (Reversal)" Absorption Bullish: "Price:HL, CVD:LL (Continuation)" Exhaustion Bearish: "Price:HH, CVD:LH (Reversal)" Absorption Bearish: "Price:LH, CVD:HH (Continuation)"
Pine Script® indicator
by Fundorin1337
Known Reversals (CreativeAdvance)1 min left to edit script 13 minutes ago Known Reversals (CreativeAdvance) Manage access Add to favorites Use on chart 0 0 Known Reversals Non-repainting 1-bar reversal detector What it does: Pinpoints the earliest confirmed reversals by detecting a subtle divergence within prevailing momentum. Delivers signals with zero lag and no repaint. Core logic: - Monitors directional momentum via highs in uptrends and lows in downtrends - Activates only when the **close breaks alignment** with that momentum in a single candle - Proprietary volatility-adjusted oscillator ensures signals fire exclusively in high-probability reversal contexts Key advantage: Reveals lower-timeframe reversals the moment they confirm on the current chart — true X-ray vision for precision entries. Pro tip: Use with distinct candlestick outline colors to instantly distinguish bullish vs. bearish signals, especially on inside bar reversals (painted uniformly for clarity). No inputs. No curve-fitting. Just pure, actionable reversal confirmation.
Pine Script® indicator
by CreativeAdvance
KhanaalTrend + RSI Unique filterhort Description: Advanced Khanaal Trend indicator enhanced with 4 RSI filtering modes including oversold/overbought, momentum, divergence, and adaptive zone analysis for educational purposes. Full Description: OVERVIEW This educational indicator combines the Khanaal Trend methodology with an advanced RSI filtering system, offering traders four distinct modes to analyze market conditions based on RSI. The tool is designed to help traders study high-probability trend following opportunities for educational analysis. KEY FEATURES Khanaal Trend Core Logic: Utilizes ATR-based dynamic support and resistance levels that adapt to market volatility 4 RSI Filter Modes (Toggleable): Mode 1: Oversold/Overbought Zones - Analyzes extreme RSI levels Mode 2: Momentum Confirmation - Uses RSI 50 midline crossovers for trend confirmation Mode 3: Divergence Detection - Identifies bullish/bearish divergences between price and RSI Mode 4: Adaptive Zones - Simple RSI positioning relative to the 50 level Alert Generation: Prevents notification spam by alternating between buy and sell alerts Customizable Parameters: Full control over multiplier, common period, RSI length, and threshold levels Visual Clarity: Color-coded trend lines and clear buy/sell labels for study purposes HOW IT WORKS The indicator calculates the Khanaal Trend using ATR-based bands above and below price. Trend direction is determined by comparing current price action to these dynamic levels, with additional confirmation from either RSI or MFI (Money Flow Index) depending on data availability. When the RSI filter is enabled, buy and sell alerts are only generated when both the Khanaal Trend condition AND the selected RSI filter condition are met simultaneously. This dual-confirmation approach is designed for educational analysis of market conditions. FILTER MODE DETAILS Mode 1 - Oversold/Overbought: Buy alerts appear when RSI is below the oversold threshold (default 30), sell alerts appear when RSI is above overbought threshold (default 70). This helps identify potential reversal points for study. Mode 2 - Momentum: Buy alerts appear when RSI is above 50 (bullish momentum), sell alerts appear when RSI is below 50 (bearish momentum). This helps confirm trend direction. Mode 3 - Divergence: Identifies regular bullish divergences (price making lower lows while RSI makes higher lows) for buy alerts, and regular bearish divergences (price making higher highs while RSI makes lower highs) for sell alerts. Mode 4 - Adaptive Zones: Buy alerts when RSI is in the lower 50% range (0-50), sell alerts when in upper 50% range (50-100). CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS Khanaal Trend Settings: Multiplier: Adjusts the distance of trend lines from price (default: 1.0) Common Period: Lookback period for calculations (default: 14) Source: Price input for calculations (default: close) Calculation Method: Toggle for no-volume environments RSI Filter Settings: Enable/Disable: Master toggle for RSI filtering Filter Mode Selection: Choose from 4 modes RSI Length: Period for RSI calculation (default: 14) RSI Source: Price input for RSI (default: close) Overbought/Oversold Levels: Customizable thresholds USAGE GUIDELINES This indicator is designed for educational purposes to study trending markets. During strong trends, the Khanaal Trend will display the direction while the RSI filter helps identify potential entry timing for analysis. In ranging markets, consider studying Mode 1 (Oversold/Overbought) to observe potential reversals at extremes. The indicator can be studied across all timeframes and asset classes. For educational swing trading analysis, consider higher timeframes (4H, Daily) with Mode 2 (Momentum). For day trading studies, lower timeframes (5m, 15m) with Mode 1 may be suitable. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only Past performance does not indicate future results No indicator is perfect - always conduct your own analysis Alerts should be confirmed with price action and other analysis methods Not financial advice - consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any trading decisions This tool is designed for study and learning purposes All trading involves substantial risk of loss
Pine Script® indicator
by Shahzad9272
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Adaptive Window Volume ProfileThe indicator builds a rolling volume profile over a chosen time window (1, 3, 12 months or lower), finds POC, VAH/VAL, RH/RL, HVN/LVN, and then overlays volume-driven bar colors (climax, initiative, absorption) filtered by a 30-day RVWAP trend, so you can see where big volume traded and who is winning there right now. Example Use Case: How to use it on 4H with 3-month and 12-month rolling profiles: On a 4H chart, you run two copies of the indicator, both in Rolling Lookback mode, both using the Full (Overlap) engine: Instance A – 12-month rolling profile (macro map): -Rolling Unit: Months -Rolling Length: 12 This gives you the 1-year composite: -12M RH / RL → outer range of where almost all yearly volume traded (macro high/low “rails”). -12M VAH / VAL → yearly value area: where the market has been comfortable doing business over the last year. -12M POC → the single most traded price of the last 12 months (macro gravity). -12M HVNs/LVNs → long-term shelves (acceptance) and gaps (knife-edges). Use this instance to answer: Where are we in the last year’s distribution, and are we approaching macro extremes or living in fair value? -Combine it with the 30-day RVWAP regime the script computes: -Above RVWAP and RVWAP rising → macro bull tilt. -Below RVWAP and RVWAP falling → macro bear tilt. For example: -Price near 12M RL with RVWAP bull → potential deep-discount accumulation zone. -Price near 12M RH with RVWAP bear → potential exhaustion / distribution zone. Instance B – 3-month rolling profile (tactical map) -Rolling Unit: Months -Rolling Length: 3 This builds a 3-month composite on top of your 4H chart: -3M RH / RL → extremes of the current quarter’s trading. -3M VAH / VAL → current “fair value box” for the last 90-ish days. -3M POC → where recent volume concentrates most heavily. -3M HVNs/LVNs → fresh shelves and gaps inside the bigger yearly structure. You use this instance for actual trade locations and management: -Pullbacks into 3M VAL / RL that still sit inside the 12M value and in a bull RVWAP regime → high-probability dip-buy zones; you then look for bull initiative/absorption bar colors to confirm entry. -Rallies into 3M VAH / RH that line up near 12M VAH / RH in a bear RVWAP regime → good areas to look for shorts, especially when you see bear climax/initiative bars there. -3M LVNs that coincide with 12M LVNs or VA edges act as sharp decision points: acceptance through often means expansion; rejection often means reversal. How it all fits together On your 4H chart, with both instances active: -12M profile = macro context and big terrain (where the yearly battlefield is). -3M profile = tactical zones (where to actually trade inside that terrain). -Bar colors (climax / initiative / absorption) filtered by 30-day RVWAP = timing + confirmation at those levels, favoring the side that has trend and effort behind it. So the indicator, used this way, becomes: -one instance to tell you where the big war is being fought (12M) -one instance to tell you where the current campaign inside that war is concentrated (3M) -bar colors to tell you whether the team you want to back is actually showing up with size when price hits those levels.
Pine Script® indicator
by s3raphic333
Volatility Forecast [30m-4h] — CryptoVolatility Forecast — CryptoIndicator by GhostMMXM — TradingView CLOSED-SOURCE SCRIPT Updated: November 15, 2025 The Volatility Forecast indicator is your early warning system for crypto explosions. Designed specifically for high-vol markets like BTC, ETH, and SOL, it scans for volatility squeezes (compression patterns) and assigns an Ignition Score (0–100) to predict range expansions 30 minutes to 4 hours ahead. Think of it as spotting a coiled spring: Low volatility + rising volume + active sessions = imminent breakout. No more getting caught flat-footed in chop — this flags the setups where the market's about to unsqueeze with force. Perfect for scalpers on 15m/30m charts who want to position before the move. Overview Chart: Volatility Squeeze CROSS/USDT Grey background glow signals a building squeeze (Ignition Score: 82). Notice the NR7 diamond marking narrow range consolidation before the 60% upside breakout. Release Notes Initial release: Full Pine Script v5 implementation with multi-timeframe ATR, Bollinger contraction, NR7, volume surges, session filters, and momentum candles. Release Notes Added breakout direction labels (UP/DN) for optional bias. Release Notes Optimized for crypto: Integrated UTC sessions (Asia/US) to filter low-liquidity hours. Thresholds fine-tuned for 30m–4h horizons. Release Notes Error fixes applied: Renamed reserved keywords (e.g., range → candle_range), proper line breaks, and non-repainting alerts. Key Features Ignition Score (0–100): Composite metric blending 6 factors — scores high when a volatility pop is likely. Squeeze Detection: Bollinger Band Width contraction + NR7 (narrowest range in 7 bars) for VCP-style setups. Volume & Momentum Proxy: Surges in volume + strong-bodied candles signal hidden accumulation. Session Filter: Only triggers during high-activity windows (00:00–08:00 & 13:00–21:00 UTC). Breakout Bias: Optional UP/DN labels on Bollinger probes post-squeeze. Custom Alerts: Fire on score ≥75, with ticker and score in messages. Key Features: Settings Panel & Score Breakdown Score Calculation: Sum the points, cap at 100. Alert on ≥75 crossover. Session Times "0000-0800,1300-2100" UTC windows — add London (0800-1200) for alts. No repainting: All calcs use closed bars. Usage Tips & Examples Apply on 15m or 30m charts for cryptos Combine with EMA 50/200 for trend filter. Spot the Setup: Orange glow + purple NR7 diamond = prep for entry. Wait for VOL triangle. Risk Management: Ignore in low-liquidity hours; backtest on 1-month data for edge (aim >60% win rate on breakouts). 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. This script is for educational purposes — always DYOR and manage risk. Crypto trading involves high risk of loss.
Pine Script® indicator
by SOROS886ix