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Day Separator (HuntsPip)Day Separator (HuntsPip) adds alternating background shading and day-of-week labels to intraday charts, making it easy to visually distinguish each trading day at a glance. It helps traders maintain clear visual organization of their charts by highlighting daily boundaries, enabling quicker identification of intraday patterns, and day-of-week tendencies without cluttering the chart with additional indicators. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS When working on intraday timeframes, it can be difficult to tell where one trading day ends and another begins - especially on charts with small candles and no natural visual breaks. Day separation helps traders maintain context about which day they are looking at, which is useful when reviewing multi-day price action, planning around specific days of the week, or simply keeping the chart organized. Some traders also find it helpful to differentiate weekdays from weekends, particularly on instruments like crypto that trade around the clock. Weekend price action often behaves differently due to lower participation, and having a visual distinction on the chart can help traders keep that context in mind without needing to check dates manually. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool applies alternating background shading across the chart so that each day is visually distinct from its neighbors. Weekdays use a subtle alternating tint, while weekends can be highlighted with a slightly stronger shade and a separate color. A text label showing the day name is placed at a user-specified time on each day, either at the top or bottom of the chart. The indicator only operates on intraday timeframes below 4 hours, where day-level separation is visually meaningful. It automatically limits the number of weeks displayed on the chart to keep things clean, and all visual elements - shading, labels, colors, and label format - are fully customizable. Day labels can be shown in short format (MON, TUE, WED) or full format (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY). ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE DISPLAY Highlight Weekdays - Toggles the alternating background shading for Monday through Friday. A color picker next to the toggle controls the shading color. Highlight Weekends - Toggles the background shading for Saturday and Sunday. Uses a separate color picker so weekends can be visually distinct from weekdays. Show Labels - Toggles the day-of-week text labels on the chart. A color picker controls the label text color. DAY SEPARATOR Time - Sets the time of day where the label is placed on each day, using 24-hour format. Adjust this to position labels where they are most visible on your chart. Maximum Weeks - Controls how many weeks of day separators are shown on the chart. Range: 1-4. Lower values keep the chart cleaner; higher values give more historical context. Day Length - Sets the label text format.   - Short - Displays abbreviated names (MON, TUE, WED, etc.).   - Full - Displays full names (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, etc.). Position - Controls whether day labels appear at the top or bottom of the chart.   - Top - Labels are placed at the top of the pane.   - Bottom - Labels are placed at the bottom of the pane. This tool works on any instrument and is designed for intraday timeframes below 4 hours. It pairs well with session indicators or any multi-day intraday analysis where keeping track of individual days adds clarity. The shading and labels are purely visual aids and do not generate any trading signals.
Pine Script® indicator
by HuntsPipDevs
Sessions (HuntsPip)Sessions (HuntsPip) highlights major trading session ranges - Asian, London, New York, and Sydney - as colored boxes on the price chart, showing each session's high and low in real time. It gives traders immediate visual context for session-based liquidity levels and price action, making it easier to identify session sweeps, breakouts, and key support and resistance zones that form during each global trading window. ──────────────────── █ CONCEPTS Global financial markets operate across distinct trading sessions tied to the major financial centers around the world. Each session - Asian, London, New York, and Sydney - tends to carry its own characteristics in terms of volatility, liquidity, and price behavior. Session boundaries often coincide with shifts in market participation as traders in one region hand off to the next. Many traders pay attention to session ranges because the high and low established during a particular session can act as reference points for the rest of the trading day. For example, some traders watch whether price breaks above or below a prior session's range as a potential sign of directional commitment, while others use session highs and lows as areas where price may react. Understanding which session is active can also help traders contextualize the type of price action they are seeing and whether current volatility is typical for that time of day. ──────────────────── █ WHAT IT DOES This tool draws colored boxes on the price chart representing each of the four major trading sessions: Asian, London, New York, and Sydney. Each box spans the duration of its session and dynamically updates to reflect the session's high and low as new bars form. Once a session ends, its box remains on the chart as a historical reference. Each session box is color-coded for quick identification and includes an optional text label positioned at the top or bottom of the box. The label sits at the midpoint of the session's time range so it stays centered within the box. Older session boxes are automatically removed once the display limit is reached, keeping the chart clean. The indicator automatically hides all session boxes on timeframes of 4 hours and above, since session ranges lose their practical meaning at those scales. On lower timeframes, traders can selectively enable or disable each session, rename them, adjust their colors, and customize the time windows to match their preferred definitions. ──────────────────── █ FEATURES AND USAGE MARKET SESSIONS Each session is configured on a single row with a toggle, a custom name field, a color picker, and a session time window. Four sessions are available: Asian, London, New York, and Sydney. Timezone - Sets the timezone used for all session time calculations. A comprehensive list of global timezones is available in the dropdown. Change this to match your local timezone or the timezone you prefer to define session boundaries in. Asian Session - Toggle, name, color, and time window for the Asian session. Enable this to display the Asian session range on your chart. London Session - Toggle, name, color, and time window for the London session. New York Session - Toggle, name, color, and time window for the New York session. Sydney Session - Toggle, name, color, and time window for the Sydney session. DISPLAY SETTINGS Show Labels - Toggles the session name labels inside each box. Show Border - Toggles the border outline around each session box. Turn this off for a softer background-only look. Show Fill - Toggles the background fill inside each session box. Turn this off to display only the border outline without any shading. Location of Label - Sets whether the session name label appears at the top or bottom of the box.   - Top - Label anchors to the session high.   - Bottom - Label anchors to the session low. Maximum Sessions to Display - Controls how many historical session boxes remain visible per session. Range: 1-50. Increase this to see more session history; decrease it to keep the chart minimal. This tool works on any instrument and is most useful on intraday timeframes below 4 hours, where individual session ranges are clearly visible. Session boxes can help frame the trading day by highlighting where each session's range sits relative to current price. The session times are fully customizable, so traders can adjust them to match their own definitions or account for regional variations. These session ranges are best used as contextual reference points alongside other analysis, not as standalone trade signals.
Pine Script® indicator
by HuntsPipDevs
EMA Pullback# EMA Pullback — Options Entry Indicator Detects pullback entries to the 9 EMA after strong moves away from it. Designed for 5-min charts with daily ATR as the volatility filter. Plays both sides: **Puts** (short) and **Calls** (long). ## Strategy Logic ### Short Side (Puts) ``` SCANNING → qualifying bull candle → WAITING → bear pullback to EMA → IN_TRADE → candle above EMA → SCANNING ``` 1. **Qualifying Candle**: Green candle with close (or high, configurable) at least 20% of the daily ATR **above** the 9 EMA 2. **Entry Signal**: Next red candle whose wick touches the 9 EMA (low <= EMA) — marked with red "Put" triangle 3. **Entry Price**: 1/3 of the qualifying candle's range below its high — `qualHigh - (qualHigh - qualLow) / 3` 4. **Stop Loss**: At the high of the qualifying candle 5. **Exit**: First candle completely above the 9 EMA (low > EMA) — marked with orange "Exit" triangle ### Long Side (Calls) ``` SCANNING → qualifying bear candle → WAITING → bull pullback to EMA → IN_TRADE → candle below EMA → SCANNING ``` 1. **Qualifying Candle**: Red candle with close (or low, configurable) at least 20% of the daily ATR **below** the 9 EMA 2. **Entry Signal**: Next green candle whose wick touches the 9 EMA (high >= EMA) — marked with green "Call" triangle 3. **Entry Price**: 1/3 of the qualifying candle's range above its low — `qualLow + (qualHigh - qualLow) / 3` 4. **Stop Loss**: At the low of the qualifying candle 5. **Exit**: First candle completely below the 9 EMA (high < EMA) — marked with orange "Exit" triangle ### Key Behaviors - Both sides run **independently** — a short signal does not block a long signal - While WAITING, a new qualifying candle **replaces** the previous one (latest strong move wins) - While IN_TRADE, new qualifying candles are **ignored** until the exit fires - Entry/SL lines are drawn as a fixed span around the qualifying + signal candles - Old lines are deleted when a new signal fires (keeps the chart clean) ## Inputs | Input | Default | Group | Description | |-------|---------|-------|-------------| | Enable Short (Puts) | On | Direction | Toggle short side on/off | | Enable Long (Calls) | On | Direction | Toggle long side on/off | | Short Qualify Mode | Close | Direction | Whether **Close** or **High** must clear the ATR threshold | | Long Qualify Mode | Close | Direction | Whether **Close** or **Low** must clear the ATR threshold | | ATR Threshold % | 20 | Parameters | Min % of daily ATR the qualifying candle must exceed EMA by | | ATR Length (Daily) | 14 | Parameters | Period for the daily ATR calculation | | EMA Length | 9 | Parameters | Period for the EMA | | Line Extend (bars) | 2 | Visuals | How many bars the entry/SL lines extend beyond the candle pair | ## Visuals | Marker | Shape | Location | Meaning | |--------|-------|----------|---------| | Red "Put" triangle | Triangle down | Above bar | Short entry signal | | Green "Call" triangle | Triangle up | Below bar | Long entry signal | | Orange "Exit" triangle | Triangle up/down | Below/above bar | Exit signal (short/long) | | Green dashed line | Horizontal | Entry price | Entry level (1/3 into qualifying candle) | | Red solid line | Horizontal | Stop loss | SL level (high/low of qualifying candle) | | Yellow line | Continuous | On price | 9 EMA | ## Setup 1. Open TradingView Pine Editor, paste `EMAPullback.pine`, click **Add to chart** 2. Use on a **5-minute chart** — the ATR comes from the daily timeframe automatically 3. Set up alerts: - **Quick**: Add one alert → Condition: `EMA Pullback` → `Any alert() function call` — covers all entry and exit signals - **Granular**: Use individual `alertcondition()` entries: - Short Entry (Puts) - Short Exit - Long Entry (Calls) - Long Exit ## Alert Messages | Alert | Message | |-------|---------| | Short entry | `EMA Pullback Short Entry – TICKER` | | Short exit | `EMA Pullback Short Exit – TICKER` | | Long entry | `EMA Pullback Long Entry – TICKER` | | Long exit | `EMA Pullback Long Exit – TICKER` | ## Non-Repainting - **Daily ATR** uses ` ` + `lookahead_on` — always references yesterday's completed ATR value, never the current forming day - **All signals** are evaluated on closed bars only (Pine default on 5m charts) ## Updating Edit the script in Pine Editor and click **Save** — all charts using the indicator update automatically. Don't click "Add to chart" again (that creates a duplicate). ## Changelog - **v1.0** — Initial release: dual-side EMA pullback detection, entry/SL lines, exit alerts, daily ATR filter
Pine Script® indicator
by mabvvy61
Multi-Timeframe Quad EMAMulti-Timeframe Quad EMA Indicator (built based on standard tradingview ema calculation) Overview The Multi-Timeframe Quad EMA is a sophisticated technical analysis tool that displays up to four Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) on your chart, with the ability to source each from different timeframes. This versatile indicator allows traders to visualize multiple moving averages simultaneously, offering a comprehensive view of price trends across various time periods. Key Features Multi-Timeframe Analysis Each EMA can be configured to display data from any timeframe Allows for comparing short-term and long-term trends on a single chart Provides cross-timeframe insights without switching between chart periods Customizable Visualization Four independent EMAs, each individually configurable Toggle any EMA on or off based on your analysis needs Color customization for each EMA line Adjustable line thickness for visual emphasis Optional display offset for each EMA Visual Smoothing Optional smoothing feature for cleaner visual representation Multiple smoothing methods: SMA, EMA, WMA, and RMA Adjustable smoothing length to control the degree of smoothing Smoothing affects only the display, not the underlying calculations Information Display On-chart information table showing EMA parameters Customizable table position (choose any corner of the chart) Optional value display showing current EMA values Clear indication of timeframe and calculation length for each EMA Use Cases Trend Identification Multiple EMAs help identify the current market trend direction Shorter EMAs show immediate price action, longer EMAs show overall trend EMA crossovers can signal potential trend changes Multi-Timeframe Strategy Development Compare how trends appear across different timeframes Identify potential entry and exit points based on multiple timeframe analysis Develop strategies that consider both short-term and long-term market conditions Support and Resistance Levels EMAs often act as dynamic support and resistance levels Multiple EMAs provide several potential support/resistance zones Price interaction with these levels can signal potential reversals or continuations Market Structure Analysis The relationship between different period EMAs helps understand market structure EMA alignments can indicate trend strength or weakness Divergences between EMAs may signal potential trend changes Technical Details Calculation Methods Uses true EMAs with proper calculation methods Option to apply visual smoothing for display purposes only Multi-timeframe data properly synced using secure request methods Performance Considerations Optimized for efficient chart rendering Dynamic table creation only when needed Minimal resource usage even with all features enabled
Pine Script® indicator
by DrodzCip
RSI Cardwell by 0xHideRSI Cardwell by 0xHide 📊 Indicator Description Advanced RSI indicator based on Andrew Cardwell's methodology with automatic Regular Divergence detection. This indicator uses Cardwell's revolutionary approach to RSI interpretation, which differs significantly from traditional overbought/oversold levels. 🎯 Cardwell's Methodology Unlike the traditional RSI interpretation (30/70 levels), Cardwell's method identifies market regimes: Bull Market Zone (40-80): RSI oscillates between 40-80 in uptrends 40 = Bull Support (look for longs) 80 = Normal resistance in strong uptrend Bear Market Zone (20-60): RSI oscillates between 20-60 in downtrends 60 = Bear Resistance (look for shorts) 20 = Normal support in strong downtrend Neutral Zone (40-60): Gray zone indicating market indecision Trend transition area 📈 Divergence Detection The indicator automatically detects Regular Divergences: ✅ Bullish Divergence (Green): Price makes Lower Low (LL) RSI makes Higher Low (HL) Signal: Potential reversal to upside ✅ Bearish Divergence (Red): Price makes Higher High (HH) RSI makes Lower High (LH) Signal: Potential reversal to downside ⚙️ Settings RSI Length: Default 14 (adjustable) Pivot Lookback Left/Right: Controls pivot sensitivity (default 5) Min/Max Lookback Range: Defines the range for divergence scanning (5-60 bars) Toggle Bull/Bear Divergences: Show/hide each type 🎨 Visual Features Color-coded zones (Green/Red/Gray) Clear Cardwell levels (20, 40, 60, 80) Automatic divergence lines and labels Clean, professional interface 🔔 Alerts Built-in alert conditions for both bullish and bearish divergences. 💡 Best For Cryptocurrency trading Swing trading Price Action analysis Trend reversal identification Multi-timeframe analysis 📚 How to Use Look for RSI behavior within Cardwell zones to identify trend Wait for divergence signals for potential reversals Combine with price action and support/resistance levels Use alerts to catch divergences in real-time
Pine Script® indicator
by Hide0x
FIB-EMA Velocity by Knecht Alpha Signals🔹 Overview FIB‑EMA Velocity by Knecht is a professional trend‑following & momentum indicator for TradingView, based on a Fibonacci EMA structure combined with trend confirmation, crossover signals and optional multi‑timeframe calculation. The indicator is designed for Scalp, Intraday and Swing Trading, providing a clean market structure, fast decision‑making and clear visual guidance using Neon Pink / Neon Green themes optimized for dark charts. 🔹 Core Concept The indicator uses Fibonacci‑based EMAs to map: Short‑term momentum Medium‑term trend shifts Primary market direction A Trend Cloud (EMA 34 vs EMA 89) defines the dominant bias, while EMA crossover signals provide precise entry timing. 🔹 EMA Structure (Fibonacci) EMA 13 – fast momentum EMA 21 – short‑term structure EMA 34 – trend trigger EMA 55 – trend confirmation EMA 89 – primary trend filter EMA 144 / 233 – higher‑timeframe structure & dynamic support/resistance Each EMA can be enabled or disabled individually. 🔹 Trend Cloud Logic (EMA 34 vs EMA 89) Condition Interpretation EMA 34 above EMA 89 ✅ Bullish trend EMA 34 below EMA 89 ❌ Bearish trend The cloud provides: Instant market bias Visual trend confirmation Optional candle coloring aligned with the trend 🔹 Signal Types ✅ Fast Signals – EMA 13 / 21 Long: EMA 13 crosses above EMA 21 Short: EMA 13 crosses below EMA 21 Best suited for scalping & intraday trading. ✅ Mid Signals – EMA 34 / 55 Mid‑Long: EMA 34 crosses above EMA 55 Mid‑Short: EMA 34 crosses below EMA 55 Best suited for intraday & swing trading. 🔹 Trend Filter (Optional) When enabled: ✅ Only Long signals in bullish trend (34 > 89) ✅ Only Short signals in bearish trend (34 < 89) This significantly reduces false signals and keeps trades aligned with the dominant market direction. 🔹 Visual Themes The indicator includes a built‑in Theme Switcher: Neon Green – classic bullish neon style Neon Pink – aggressive momentum‑style theme Both are optimized for dark TradingView layouts. 🔹 Alerts (Built‑in) The following alert conditions are available: Long – EMA 13 crosses above EMA 21 Short – EMA 13 crosses below EMA 21 Mid Long – EMA 34 crosses above EMA 55 Mid Short – EMA 34 crosses below EMA 55 Alerts can be used for manual trading or automation workflows. 🧭 STEP‑BY‑STEP USER GUIDE Step 1 – Add the Indicator TradingView → Indicators → Invite‑Only Scripts → ✅ FIB‑EMA Velocity by Knecht Step 2 – Choose Theme Settings → Theme Neon Green Neon Pink Step 3 – Configure EMAs Enable or disable EMAs depending on your trading style: Scalping: 13 / 21 / 34 Intraday: 13 / 21 / 34 / 55 Swing: 34 / 55 / 89 / 144 Step 4 – Activate Trend Cloud Enable Trend Cloud (34 vs 89) to define: Market bias Trade direction Trend continuation zones Step 5 – Use Trend Filter (Recommended) Enable Trend Filter to: Trade only with the dominant trend Avoid counter‑trend signals Step 6 – Entry Execution Identify trend direction via cloud Wait for EMA crossover in trend direction Execute trade on candle close Manage risk using structure or EMA levels Step 7 – Alerts Setup Right‑click chart → Add Alert → select desired signal condition. 🔹 Multi‑Timeframe Mode (Optional) You can define a custom calculation timeframe: Leave empty → current chart timeframe Set higher timeframe → higher‑TF trend confirmation on lower TF charts ⚠️ Risk Disclaimer This indicator is not financial advice. Trading involves significant risk. Always apply proper risk management and test strategies before live trading. 🔐 Access Information This script is provided as an Invite‑Only indicator. Access is granted individually and managed by the author. 👤 Author Knecht Alpha Signals Professional TradingView Indicators Focus: Trend‑Following • Structure • Momentum
Pine Script® indicator
by Knecht_Alpha_Signals
BMM Auto Pro - SCANNER High WIN The scanner is optimized for 15-minute timeframes and above, helping traders avoid lower-timeframe noise, false signals, and emotional entries. It does not force trades; instead, it provides structure, confirmation, and discipline for traders who prefer full control over execution. Key Philosophy Trade only when the market is aligned No alignment = no trade Full alignment = high-probability direction Best Use Case Manual trading Trend-focused strategies Traders who value confirmation over frequency BMM Liberty – Final is not about trading more.
Pine Script® indicator
by Mwabu_Fx_Sniper
Vegas + PinBar Detector PRO [ED22x]Vegas + PinBar Detector PRO v1.1.1 By ED22x ｜ X : ED22_x 多周期 Vegas 趋势面板（红绿灯图） -支持 15M / 1H / 4H / 1D PinBar Detector 指标提示 -交易图表中出现的PinBar -影线-实体倍数可调 -可开关RSI 等等多功能过滤 -信号箭头显示（支持TradingView警报功能） 更新： -Vegas 趋势过滤开关（15M、1H、4H、1D） -部分功能名字标识更新 -新增Vegas均线显示开关 ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== ===== Vegas + PinBar Detector PRO v1.1.1 By ED22x ｜ X : ED22_x Multi-Timeframe Vegas Trend Panel (Traffic Light Style) -Supports 15M / 1H / 4H / 1D -Visual red/green trend status display PinBar Detector Indicator -Detects PinBar signals directly on the trading chart -Adjustable shadow-to-body ratio -Optional RSI and multiple advanced filter toggles -Arrow signal display (TradingView alert supported) Updates： -Added Vegas Trend Filter Toggle (15M / 1H / 4H / 1D) -Updated naming labels for several features -Added Vegas Moving Average Display Toggle
Pine Script® indicator
by ED22x
Midnight Levels & HTF ReferenceThis indicator is designed to help traders identify key reference levels, including the Midnight Open, Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL), and Previous Week High/Low (PWH/PWL). It also displays Higher Timeframe (HTF) candles directly on the chart, allowing users to analyze broader market structure and liquidity zones without switching timeframes. This tool is intended to improve precision in market bias, level mapping, and execution planning.
Pine Script® indicator
by edisudrajat2808
Currency Strength Index CSICurrency Strength Index (CSI) The Currency Strength Index (CSI) is a multi-currency momentum indicator designed to measure the relative strength of the 8 major currencies: EUR, GBP, AUD, NZD, USD, CAD, CHF, JPY Instead of analyzing a single pair in isolation, this indicator calculates the underlying strength of each currency by mathematically combining all 28 major cross pairs. 🔬 How It Works The CSI: Uses a Linear Weighted Moving Average (LWMA) of price Measures the percentage change of the LWMA Combines 7 cross pairs per currency Applies mathematical decorrelation Produces a normalized strength value Displays results in a separate window for clean comparison Each currency’s value reflects its aggregate momentum across the entire FX market, not just one pair. 📊 What It Shows 8 real-time strength lines Zero line equilibrium reference Toggle on/off for each currency Top-right display showing: Base vs Quote strength difference Clear directional bias Example: “AUD stronger than CHF by 2.47” 🎯 How To Use It 1️⃣ Trade Strong vs Weak Buy the strongest currency against the weakest. Example: Strongest: AUD Weakest: CHF → Look for AUDCHF longs 2️⃣ Confirm Trend Strength If a pair is trending and: Base currency is strengthening Quote currency is weakening → Higher probability continuation 3️⃣ Avoid Weak Momentum When currencies cluster near zero: → Market likely ranging or low conviction ⚙ Inputs MA Period – Controls smoothing MA Delta – Controls sensitivity Currency visibility toggles Lower delta = faster reaction Higher period = smoother lines 💡 Why This Is Different Most “strength meters” use simple averaging. This CSI: Uses mathematical pair inversion logic Accounts for base/quote structure Uses weighted momentum Reflects broader intermarket flow You are trading currencies — not just pairs. ⚠ Disclaimer This tool measures momentum and relative strength. It should be used alongside structure, liquidity, and risk management.
Pine Script® indicator
by Stoffels8
OTT + Supertrend - Cift Teyit v3 + Panel🇬🇧 ENGLISH DESCRIPTION OTT + Supertrend - Double Confirmation System v3 (With Info Panel) Reliable buy-sell signals with advanced double confirmation system! 📊 Features: Double Confirmation System: Requires both OTT (Optimized Trend Tracker) and Supertrend indicators to align in the same direction Generates signals only when both indicators show the same direction Minimizes false signals, provides more reliable trades Detailed Information Panel: 📍 Position status (In Position/Cash) 📊 OTT and Supertrend status (Up/Down) ✅ Confirmation counter (2/2, 1/2, 0/2) 💰 Real-time profit/loss tracking 💵 Entry price and position duration 📊 Last trade performance 🏆 Total system performance 📜 Signal history (last 8 signals) ⚙️ Active parameters display Customizable Settings: OTT Period, Percentage and MA type selection (VAR, SMA, EMA, WMA, ZLEMA, HL2) Supertrend ATR period and multiplier Language option (Turkish/English) Panel mode (Desktop/Mobile) Signal history and parameter display toggle Visual Features: Colored OTT and Supertrend lines Clear BUY/SELL signals Background color indicators Responsive information panel 🎯 How to Use: Add the indicator to your chart Adjust parameters according to your needs Green "BUY" signal → Enter long Red "SELL" signal → Exit/Enter short Track your position and performance from the panel ⚠️ Important Notes: This indicator is not financial advice Always use with other analysis methods Don't forget risk management and stop-loss Past performance does not guarantee future returns 🔔 Alert Features: Set alerts for confirmed BUY and SELL signals JSON format support for automated trading Triggers on bar close 📱 Mobile Friendly: Optimized mobile panel mode for small screens Comfortable use on tablets and phones Happy trading! 📈
Pine Script® indicator
by hisse_bul
Internal Market Bias (Indices) v1.0Internal Market Bias (Indices) v1.0 — TICK + VOLD Market Internals Indicator ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ DESCRIPTION Market sentiment is an integral part of trading indices — whether you're in futures, equities, or options. Traditionally, monitoring the health of the broader market requires watching multiple tickers and mentally synthesizing what they're telling you in real time. This takes attention away from the chart that actually matters — the one you're trading. This indicator consolidates two of the most widely used NYSE market internals — TICK (the net count of stocks upticking vs. downticking) and VOLD (the net volume flowing into upticking vs. downticking stocks) — into a single visual pane that gives you an at-a-glance read on overall market bias and conviction. Rather than watching separate TICK and VOLD charts and trying to interpret them independently while also managing your trades, this indicator synthesizes both data points and presents a clear, easy-to-read composite signal. It's designed to sit below your price chart and answer one simple question: is the broad market leaning in a direction with conviction, or is it undecided? This indicator is a directional bias tool — not a buy/sell signal. It helps you understand the environment you're trading in so you can make better decisions using your own strategy and analysis. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ HOW TO READ THE INDICATOR There are four visual components, each designed to be understood at a glance. 1. THE HISTOGRAM (Green and Red Bars) This represents the smoothed tendency of the NYSE TICK — not individual prints, but where TICK is spending most of its time. • Green bars = TICK is trending above zero. The broad market has more stocks upticking than downticking. • Red bars = TICK is trending below zero. More stocks are downticking. • Brighter bars = the tendency is strengthening. • Faded bars = the tendency is weakening or flattening. Think of this as "where is the crowd leaning right now." 2. THE LINE (Blue or Orange) This represents the direction and momentum of VOLD — whether real volume (money) is flowing into buying or selling across the NYSE. • Blue line = VOLD is rising. Money is actively flowing into buying. • Orange line = VOLD is falling. Money is actively flowing into selling. Think of this as "is money confirming what the crowd is doing." TICK tells you what participants are doing. VOLD tells you if they're backing it up with real capital. 3. THE BACKGROUND COLOR This is the composite signal that synthesizes both TICK and VOLD into a single bias read. • Green background = both TICK and VOLD agree on bullish conditions. The crowd is leaning long and money is confirming it. • Red background = both agree on bearish conditions. The crowd is leaning short with money behind it. • Gray/neutral background = TICK and VOLD disagree. The market is undecided or sending mixed signals. This is the primary visual to check before making any trading decision. A quick glance at the background color tells you the state of the overall market. 4. THE DASHBOARD (Top Right Corner) A compact readout showing: • BIAS — the current composite direction (LONG / SHORT / NEUTRAL) • CONV — conviction percentage (how strongly the internals agree) • TICK — the current smoothed TICK value • VOLD — whether volume flow is currently rising (UP) or falling (DN) 5. BIAS SHIFT LABELS When the composite bias shifts direction, a label appears on the indicator: • "LONG" label at the bottom = bias has shifted to long • "SHORT" label at the top = bias has shifted to short These mark the moments where the internals transitioned from one state to another. They are useful for reviewing how the session developed and identifying when the market's character changed. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ HOW TO INTERPRET WHAT YOU SEE SCENARIO: Sustained green background with rising conviction The broad market is consistently leaning bullish with money behind it. This environment generally favors strategies that align with the long side. The longer the background stays green and the higher the conviction, the more the market is committing. SCENARIO: Sustained red background with rising conviction The inverse. Broad market pressure is to the downside with real selling volume. This environment generally favors caution on long positions and is more supportive of bearish strategies. SCENARIO: Gray/neutral background TICK and VOLD disagree. This can mean the market is transitioning between states, or it can mean there is no directional conviction at all. Proceed with caution — there may be no clear edge in either direction during these periods. SCENARIO: Rapid flipping between LONG and SHORT labels When you see multiple bias shift labels appearing close together in a short time period, this indicates the market is indecisive and choppy. The rapid flipping itself is the signal — it tells you that neither buyers nor sellers can maintain control. These tend to be difficult environments for directional strategies. SCENARIO: Conviction percentage is very low (below 30%) Even if the bias label reads LONG or SHORT, a low conviction percentage means the readings are barely above the threshold. The signal is weak and may not be meaningful. Higher conviction readings (above 50-60%) indicate stronger agreement between the internals. SCENARIO: Green background but the line is orange (or vice versa) This can happen briefly during transitions. When the histogram (TICK) and the line (VOLD) are pointing in different directions, it often means one is leading the other. Watch which one resolves — does the lagging indicator catch up and confirm, or does the leading one reverse? This can provide early clues about where the market is heading next. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ IMPORTANT CONTEXT WHAT THIS INDICATOR IS: • A broad market sentiment and conviction tool • A way to understand the environment you're trading in • A filter to help you evaluate whether conditions support your trading thesis • Best used alongside price action, volume profile, or other structural analysis WHAT THIS INDICATOR IS NOT: • A standalone buy/sell signal generator • A replacement for your own analysis and risk management • Predictive of specific price levels or targets This indicator reads NYSE market internals, which means it reflects the behavior of the overall stock market — not any individual instrument. It is most useful when trading index-related products (NQ, ES, YM, SPY, QQQ, etc.) where the broad market's direction directly influences price. It may be less informative for individual stocks or non-equity instruments that can diverge from broad market behavior. The data is sourced from NYSE TICK and NYSE VOLD indices. Data quality and real-time accuracy may vary depending on your TradingView subscription and data plan. It is recommended to verify that the data matches your expectations before relying on it for live trading decisions. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SETTINGS TICK Settings: • TICK Symbol — default is USI:TICK (NYSE TICK index) • TICK Smoothing EMA Length — controls how smoothed the histogram is (lower = more responsive, higher = smoother) • TICK Extreme Thresholds — the high and low levels considered "extreme" readings VOLD Settings: • VOLD Symbol — default is USI:VOLD (NYSE Up Volume minus Down Volume) • VOLD Slope Lookback — how many bars back the slope is measured over • VOLD Slope Smoothing — smooths the slope calculation to reduce noise Visual Settings: • Background Transparency — adjusts how prominent the background bias color appears All settings are configurable to suit your preferred timeframe and trading style. The defaults are optimized for 15-minute charts. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ RECOMMENDED USAGE 1. Add the indicator to your chart below the price pane 2. At the start of each session, observe the indicator for the first 15-30 minutes to establish whether the internals are committing to a direction or oscillating 3. Use the background color as your primary reference for overall market conditions 4. Monitor conviction percentage to gauge the strength behind any bias reading 5. Pay attention to the behavior of the bias over time — sustained bias is more meaningful than a single reading, and rapid flipping indicates difficult conditions 6. Combine with your preferred technical analysis on the price chart — the indicator provides context for the environment, your analysis provides the specific trade idea ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ This indicator is provided as an analytical tool for educational and informational purposes. It does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own analysis and manage your own risk. Past performance of any indicator or strategy is not indicative of future results.
Pine Script® indicator
by jarhed7237
[VINCENT] PO3 CYCLIC QUARTERSPO3 CYCLIC QUARTERS What is this? This indicator automatically divides time into 4 Quarters based on the ICT Power of 3 (PO3) concept. It helps you see exactly when the market is likely to Accumulate, Manipulate, or Distribute (AMD) without having to count boxes manually. Main Features 5 Time Cycles: You can show Monthly, Weekly, Daily, 6-hour, and 90-minute cycles all at once. Quarter Lines: Automatically draws vertical lines for Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4. Custom Opening Prices: You can set your own custom price levels (like Midnight Open, NY Open, etc.) to see exactly where the session started. Smart Hide/Show: The lines only show on the timeframes you choose (e.g., 90m cycles only show on 1m-15m charts) to keep your chart clean. Trading Info: A small table in the corner showing your current symbol, timeframe, and cycle info. How to use it? Look for the "Judas": Watch for price to fake out during the 2nd Quarter (Q2). Trade the Move: Look for the real trend to start in the 3rd Quarter (Q3). Settings Anchor Hour: Default is 18:00 (EST) for ICT traders. S.TF / E.TF: "Start Timeframe" and "End Timeframe". If you don't want a cycle to show on a specific chart, just change these numbers. ** Notes Custom Opening Prices: These lines only appear once the specific time is reached for the current day. Example: If you set a Custom Open at 8:30 AM, the line will only start drawing on your chart after 8:30 AM TODAY. It won't show ahead of time. Anchor Hour: This is the starting point of your Daily cycle. Default is 18:00 (6 PM EST).
Pine Script® indicator
by Vincent-23
XAUMO MegaBar VSAXAUMO MegaBar + VSA Execution Table (Educational Indicator) — Retail “Supersonic” Guide ========================================================= XAUMO MegaBar + VSA Execution Table is an educational market-structure + VSA/Wyckoff-style toolkit that helps retail traders visualize impulse vs reversal behavior, effort vs result, value landmarks (VPOC/WVPOC where available), Fibonacci price levels, and a live execution table (Entry / SL / TSL / TP ladder) plus Goal Completion % toward a selectable target (TP1/TPq, TP2, TP3). Educational only — not financial advice or trade signals. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1) WHAT THIS INDICATOR IS (AND IS NOT) -------------------------------------- WHAT IT IS - A charting + education framework that organizes: context → trigger → risk → objectives. - A workflow engine to standardize planning and reduce emotional execution. WHAT IT IS NOT - Not a signal service. - Not a recommendation or “buy/sell” instruction. - Not a guarantee of profit or performance. - Not a substitute for risk management, broker constraints, or news awareness. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2) WHAT THIS INDICATOR COMBINES ------------------------------- This script merges multiple components into one repeatable retail workflow: - MegaBar logic: Large “initiative/expansion” candles used as anchor/reference for local structure. - VSA / Wyckoff lens: Effort vs result context (spread + volume relationships) used as a filter. - Value / profile references: VPOC / WVPOC behaviors (crosses, clusters, breaks) where implemented in the script. - Auto Fibonacci ladder: Anchored to the active reference swing/sequence, with labels showing % + price. - Execution table: Prints Entry / SL / TSL / TP levels, plus Goal Completion % toward a selectable target. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3) CORE CONCEPTS (HOW TO READ THE CHART) ---------------------------------------- A) MEGABAR REFERENCE (IMPULSE vs REVERSAL CONTEXT) - A “MegaBar” is treated as a market initiative event: a bar that expands range and can reorganize local structure. EDUCATIONAL INTERPRETATION (NOT A PROMISE): - Continuation context: MegaBar breaks a key level, then follow-through/acceptance may matter. - Reversal risk context: MegaBar expands into a zone, then fails to follow-through (absorption/exhaustion risk). B) VSA / WYCKOFF CONTEXT (EFFORT vs RESULT) - VSA logic is used as a context lens, not a prediction engine. Examples of educational reads: - Big effort, small result → possible absorption (supply/demand overhead). - Low effort tests near levels → possible continuation if later confirmed. - Rejection wicks + elevated activity near a zone → trap/reversal risk. IMPORTANT VOLUME NOTE (RETAIL REALITY): - On many CFD/FX feeds, Volume can be tick volume (not centralized exchange volume). VSA can still be educational as a proxy, but it is not identical to futures volume. C) VPOC / WVPOC CROSS (VALUE BIAS CONTEXT) - When VPOC crosses WVPOC (where enabled), the script can highlight and label it. - This is treated as an environment clue (value/flow may be shifting), not a guarantee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4) FIBONACCI MAPPING (WITH EXACT PRICES) ---------------------------------------- The indicator draws a Fibonacci ladder based on the active anchor logic in the script. Each fib label prints: - The fib level (e.g., 38.2%) - The exact price next to it (formatted to symbol tick size) This is designed to reduce retail confusion from “percentage-only” fib labels. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5) EXECUTION TABLE (RETAIL-FRIENDLY PLANNING PANEL) --------------------------------------------------- WHAT THE TABLE PRINTS (DEPENDS ON SETTINGS / BUILD) - Entry - Stop Loss (SL) and/or Trailing Stop (TSL) - Take Profits (TP ladder; TP1…TP8 if enabled) - TP1 / TP2 / TP3 common objectives - Goal Completion % (progress toward a selectable goal) GOAL COMPLETION (SELECTABLE TARGET) - Goal→TP1/TPq : useful for quick objective tracking - Goal→TP2 : medium objective tracking - Goal→TP3 : deeper objective tracking Progress behavior: - Direction-aware (long/short) - Clamped to 0%–100% - Prints cleanly even when some values are missing (no misleading math) This is a situational awareness metric — not a promise that targets will be reached. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6) HOW TO USE (PRACTICAL RETAIL WORKFLOW) ----------------------------------------- STEP 1 — CONTEXT TIMEFRAME (BIAS) - Many retail traders use 1H / 4H to read regime: trend vs range, acceptance around value, key structure zones. STEP 2 — EXECUTION TIMEFRAME (TIMING) - Many retail traders use 15m / 5m for entries: cleaner reactions, tighter invalidations, less HTF lag. STEP 3 — RISK PROTOCOL FIRST - Use SL/TSL as invalidation references, not as “hope lines”. - If spreads are wide, SL1 can be too tight; SL2 may be the true invalidation. - Always factor broker spread, slippage, and execution quality. STEP 4 — OBJECTIVES + MANAGEMENT - Treat TP levels as objective references, not predictions. - Use Goal Completion % to manage partials or tighten risk consistently. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7) PROBABILITY / SCORING (ONLY IF ENABLED IN YOUR BUILD) -------------------------------------------------------- If your version includes probability/scoring: - It is a heuristic confidence score based on confluences (structure + VSA + value). - It is not a statistical guarantee and not a promise of performance. - Use it as a filter, not a command. Best practice: - Act only when context + trigger + risk align. - Skip “medium quality” setups when spread/volatility is hostile. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8) ALERTS (IF PRESENT) ---------------------- Any alerts (e.g., cross, breakout, cluster) are: - Event notifications (so you don’t miss a condition), - Not trade advice, - Not entry commands. Always confirm: - Spread conditions - Nearby structure - Liquidity/session conditions - High-impact news proximity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9) NON-REPAINTING & HTF BEHAVIOR (IMPORTANT) -------------------------------------------- If the script uses higher timeframe data via request.security(): - HTF values can update while the HTF candle is still forming. - HTF values become final at HTF candle close. Practical implication: - Intrabar HTF context can shift until confirmation. - Conservative use: validate key HTF conditions on closed candles. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10) LIMITATIONS (TRANSPARENT AND RETAIL-SAFE) --------------------------------------------- - VSA on CFD/FX can be constrained by tick volume. - Any score/probability depends on assumptions and market regime. - News can invalidate technical structure rapidly. - Past chart behavior does not ensure future outcomes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11) HOW RETAIL TRADERS CAN USE THIS (PRACTICAL PLAYBOOK) — UPDATED TO CURRENT CHART --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Goal: use XAUMO MegaBar + VSA as the “STRUCTURE + CONTEXT + EXECUTION MAP”, then add 1–2 lightweight confirmation tools (NOT an indicator soup). CURRENT CHART SNAPSHOT (EDUCATIONAL READ) - Price is rotating around ~4992–4993 (mid-zone), with nearby structure rails above/below. - RSI is ~46 (below 50 → mild bearish / neutral-low momentum), while RSI-based MA is ~38 (momentum has been weak; any bounce is “repair mode”, not confirmed trend yet). - MACD line is still below zero (~-4.8) but histogram is positive (~+2.2) → downside pressure may be easing (early stabilization), yet not a confirmed bullish regime. - The table currently prints BOTH: • 15m Single Short plan (entry ~4971.82 with staged TPs) • Reverse plan (entry ~4972.88 with “reverse-to-upside” targets) => This is a classic “range / decision zone” environment: you must wait for confirmation at Gate levels rather than chasing the middle. A) THE 3-STEP RETAIL WORKFLOW (REPEATABLE) 1) MAP (Context / Where?) - Start on 1H or 4H: • Decide regime: TREND vs ROTATION (today looks like ROTATION around value). • Mark the closest “decision shelves” (Gate zones): - Upper shelf: value/structure overhead (where rejections cluster). - Lower shelf: value/structure support (where tests/springs form). • Note value behavior (VPOC/WVPOC environment): if price is hugging value, expect chop. • Identify the latest MegaBar reference: impulse leg vs reversal-risk leg. 2) TRIGGER (Timing / When?) - Drop to 15m or 5m: • Do NOT enter in the middle of the range (current chart is mid-zone ~4992). • Wait for price to tag a shelf (Gate), then read VSA: - “Effort aligns with result” (clean expansion with follow-through) → better continuation odds. - High effort, poor progress at a shelf → absorption risk; prefer WAIT or reversal confirmation. • Use the table as a “plan validator”: - If “Single Short” prints, require rejection at the upper shelf OR breakdown acceptance. - If “Reverse” prints, require spring/test behavior at the lower shelf OR reclaim acceptance. 3) EXECUTE (Risk / How?) - Use the table to standardize: • Entry (only if your trigger confirms at the shelf) • SL/TSL (invalidation boundary; respect spread/slippage) • TP ladder (use TP1/TP2/TP3 for retail simplicity) • Goal Completion % (set goal to TP1/TPq in chop; TP2/TP3 only when acceptance occurs) B) SIMPLE “IF-THEN” RULES (MATCHING THIS CHART) - IF RSI is below 50 (currently ~46) AND price is inside value/rotation: • Treat longs as “counter-moves” until acceptance is proven. • Prefer shorting only at overhead shelves (rejection) or on accepted breakdown. • Prefer quick objectives (Goal→TP1/TPq), reduce runner expectations. - IF MACD histogram flips positive while MACD line is still negative (current chart): • This often signals “bear momentum easing” (repair phase). • In this phase, avoid aggressive trend-follow sells in the middle of the range. • Wait for either: - Breakdown acceptance (then sell with better structure), OR - Reclaim/acceptance above a key shelf (then allow the Reverse/Long scenario to breathe). - IF the table prints BOTH Single + Reverse close together (current chart): • It means the market is near a decision point. • Retail best practice: require confirmation at Gate, NOT mid-range guessing. C) SESSION / LIQUIDITY BEST PRACTICE (RETAIL REALITY) - In rotation environments, false breaks are common in thin liquidity. - Retail edge improves during London/NY liquidity; reduce aggression outside liquid hours. - Spread check: • If spread widens, SL1 becomes unreliable → use SL2 logic or stand down. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13) “BEST INDICATORS TO ADD” — UPDATED TO WHAT YOUR CHART IS SHOWING -------------------------------------------------------------------- XAUMO already covers structure + context + planning. Add confirmations that answer: (1) Is momentum aligned? (2) Is trend strength supportive? (3) Is volatility healthy? IMPORTANT: - Add 1–2 indicators max. Too many indicators create conflict and hesitation. A) RSI (BEST RETAIL-SIMPLE FILTER) — USE IT LIKE THIS ON YOUR CHART Current RSI ~46 (below 50): - Use RSI as a “permission filter”, not a trigger. - Trending bias use: • Long permission improves when RSI reclaims and holds above 50 on pullbacks. • Short permission improves when RSI fails below 50 and cannot reclaim 50. - Rotation bias use (today’s chart): • RSI 45–55 zone = chop risk → prefer shelf trades + quick targets. • Only treat RSI as trend-confirming when it exits chop AND structure accepts. Recommended settings: - RSI 14 (default) or RSI 9 (faster scalping) - Optional RSI MA (9) smoothing (you already display RSI-based MA) B) MACD (MOMENTUM SHIFT CONFIRMATION) — MATCHING YOUR CURRENT STATE Current: MACD line still negative, histogram positive: - Interpretation (educational): • Downtrend pressure may be easing, but regime is not “bull confirmed” yet. - Best retail use: • Use histogram > 0 as early stabilization, then demand structure acceptance to confirm. • Use MACD signal cross AFTER structure confirmation, not before. Recommended settings: - MACD 12,26,9 (classic) - Faster option for scalping: 8,21,5 C) ADX / DI (BEST “TREND vs RANGE” DECIDER) If you want ONE tool to stop overtrading chop, add ADX: - ADX low / falling → rotation dominates (today’s read likely) - ADX rising and above ~20–25 → trend conditions strengthen Use with XAUMO: - ADX low → prioritize Goal→TP1/TPq, reduce runner expectations - ADX strong → allow TP2/TP3 and TSL D) VWAP (OPTIONAL BUT VERY COMPATIBLE IN ROTATION) VWAP helps retail traders avoid chasing: - If price is oscillating around VWAP → expect chop → shelf trades + quick objectives - If price accepts above/below VWAP with structure → trend permission improves ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13) RECOMMENDED “MINIMAL STACK” (BEST-IN-CLASS RETAIL FRIENDLY) — FOR THIS CHART -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Because your current chart looks like “rotation / repair phase” (RSI < 50, MACD histogram > 0): OPTION 1 (MOST RETAIL-FRIENDLY TODAY): - XAUMO MegaBar + VSA (this script) - RSI (permission filter around 50) - VWAP (avoid mid-range chasing) HOW TO APPLY TODAY: - If price is mid-zone near value (like now), WAIT for shelf touch + confirmation. - Use Goal→TP1/TPq unless acceptance breaks the range. OPTION 2 (WHEN YOU WANT TREND CONFIRMATION): - XAUMO MegaBar + VSA - MACD histogram (pressure / repair phase) - ADX (trend vs range switch) HOW TO APPLY TODAY: - MACD histogram positive = “pressure easing” - ADX decides whether you treat moves as trend or chop RULE OF THUMB (ALWAYS): - Use structure + table for the plan. - Use RSI/MACD/ADX to FILTER, not to COMMAND trades. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14) EXTRA DISCLAIMER (INDICATOR COMBINATION) — RETAIL SAFE ---------------------------------------------------------- Adding indicators does not automatically increase accuracy. Best retail outcomes typically come from: - Clear structure mapping (shelves / gates) - A small number of confirmation filters (1–2 max) - Consistent risk rules (SL/TSL + conservative sizing) - Session/liquidity awareness Avoiding overtrading mid-range chop ========================================================= EDUCATIONAL DISCLAIMER ----------------------------------------------------- THIS INDICATOR IS PROVIDED FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. It is NOT financial advice, NOT investment advice, NOT trading advice, and NOT arecommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Nothing in this script, its visuals,tables, labels, alerts, “probability”/scoring, targets, stop levels, or commentaryshould be interpreted as a guarantee of results, a promise of performance, or apersonalized instruction to trade. TRADING AND INVESTING INVOLVE SIGNIFICANT RISK. You can lose some or all of your capital. Losses may exceed planned risk due tomarket gaps, slippage, requotes, spread widening, liquidity conditions, executiondifferences, and broker/platform limitations. Past performance, historical chart patterns, backtests, or on-chart examples do NOT guarantee future results. THIS SCRIPT IS A CHARTING / ANALYSIS TOOL. Any entries, exits, SL/TSL, TP levels, Fibonacci levels, VSA/Wyckoff readings,MegaBar labels, VPOC/WVPOC references, and goal-completion metrics are educational references based on algorithmic rules and assumptions. They may be incomplete,l ate, noisy, or wrong under certain market regimes. Always validate with your ownanalysis, market context, and risk management. VOLUME LIMITATION NOTICE (IMPORTANT FOR CFD/FX): On many CFD/FX instruments, “Volume” may represent tick volume rather than centralized exchange volume. VSA-style logic can be educational as a proxy, but it is not identical to futures volume behavior. HIGHER-TIMEFRAME / INTRABAR NOTICE: If this script uses higher-timeframe data (e.g., request.security), values may update while the higher-timeframe candle is still forming and become final only atcandle close. This can affect real-time interpretation. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL TRADING DECISIONS. Before trading live, consider using replay or a demo environment, apply positionsizing rules, set a maximum risk per trade, and account for your broker’s spread, commissions, swaps/financing, latency, and execution quality. If you are unsure, consult a licensed financial professional. AUTHORSHIP / RIGHTS NOTICE -------------------------- This indicator is developed by ICHIMOKUontheNILE (Mohamed Mahmoud). All intellectual property rights to the script’s code, logic, wording, visual design, labels/tables, and framework concepts are reserved by the author, unless explicitly stated otherwise in the script header/license. No part of this script may be copied, redistributed, resold, republished, or modified for redistribution without the author’s written permission, except where permitted by TradingView’s platform rules and the script’s stated license (if any). BY USING THIS INDICATOR, YOU AGREE THAT: - You understand it is educational only. - You accept full responsibility for your decisions and outcomes. - The author/publisher assumes no liability for any losses or damages resulting from the use of this script. دليل XAUMO MegaBar + VSA Execution Table (مؤشر تعليمي) — نسخة “Supersonic”========================================================= XAUMO MegaBar + VSA Execution Table هو إطار تعليمي لتحليل هيكل السوق + عدسة VSA/Wyckoff يساعد متداولي التجزئة على رؤية سلوك الاندفاع مقابل الانعكاس (Impulse vs Reversal)، ومفهوم “المجهود مقابل النتيجة” (Effort vs Result)، ومعالم القيمة (VPOC/WVPOC عند توفرها)، ومستويات فيبوناتشي بأسعارها الفعلية، بالإضافة إلى جدول تنفيذ حي (Entry / SL / TSL / TP) مع “نسبة اكتمال الهدف” Goal Completion% نحو هدف قابل للاختيار (TP1/TPq, TP2, TP3). تعليمي فقط — ليس نصيحة مالية ولا إشارات تداول. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) ما هو هذا المؤشر (وما ليس هو) --------------------------------- ما هو - إطار رسوم/تعليم ينظم: السياق → التفعيل → المخاطرة → الأهداف. - “محرك سير عمل” يوحّد التخطيط ويقلّل التنفيذ العاطفي. ما ليس هو - ليس خدمة إشارات. - ليس توصية “اشترِ/بع”. - ليس ضمان ربح أو أداء. - ليس بديلًا لإدارة المخاطر أو قيود الوسيط أو متابعة الأخبار. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) ماذا يدمج هذا المؤشر؟ ------------------------- هذا السكربت يدمج مكونات متعددة داخل سير عمل واحد قابل للتكرار للريتايل: - منطق MegaBar: شموع “مبادِرة/تمدّد” كبيرة تُستخدم كمرساة/مرجع لإعادة تنظيم الهيكل المحلي. - عدسة VSA / Wyckoff: سياق “المجهود مقابل النتيجة” (العلاقة بين السبريد + الحجم) كفلتر للقراءة. - مراجع القيمة/البروفايل: سلوكيات VPOC / WVPOC (تقاطع/تكدّس/كسر) حسب ما هو مُطبّق في السكربت. - سلّم فيبوناتشي تلقائي: مربوط بمرساة الحركة/السوينج النشط، مع لابل يظهر النسبة + السعر. - جدول التنفيذ: يطبع Entry / SL / TSL / TP إضافةً إلى Goal Completion% نحو هدف تختاره. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) المفاهيم الأساسية (كيف تقرأ الشارت) --------------------------------------- A) مرجع MegaBar (سياق اندفاع vs انعكاس) - يتم التعامل مع “MegaBar” كحدث مبادرة للسوق: شمعة تمدّد الرينج وقد تعيد ترتيب الهيكل المحلي. تفسير تعليمي (ليس وعدًا): - سياق استمرارية: MegaBar تكسر مستوى مهم، ثم يصبح “التتبّع/القبول” Follow-through/Acceptance هو الفيصل. - سياق مخاطرة انعكاس: MegaBar تتمدّد داخل زون ثم تفشل في التتبّع (امتصاص/إجهاد محتمل). B) سياق VSA / Wyckoff (المجهود vs النتيجة) - منطق VSA هنا “عدسة قراءة” وليس محرك تنبؤ. أمثلة قراءة تعليمية: - مجهود كبير + نتيجة ضعيفة → احتمال امتصاص (عرض/طلب فوق/تحت). - مجهود ضعيف “اختبار” قرب مستويات → احتمال استمرارية إذا جاء تأكيد لاحقًا. - ذيول رفض + نشاط مرتفع قرب زون → احتمال فخ/انعكاس. ملاحظة مهمة عن الحجم (واقع الريتايل): - في كثير من تغذيات CFD/FX، الـ Volume قد يكون “Tick Volume” وليس حجم بورصة مركزي. VSA قد تظل مفيدة تعليميًا كـ Proxy، لكنها ليست مطابقة لحجم الفيوتشرز. C) تقاطع VPOC / WVPOC (سياق انحياز القيمة) - عند تقاطع VPOC مع WVPOC (إذا كان مُفعّلًا)، يمكن للسكربت تمييزه وتلبيسه. - يُتعامل معه كإشارة بيئية (تحوّل محتمل في القيمة/الفلو) وليس ضمان اتجاه. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4) خريطة فيبوناتشي (مع الأسعار الفعلية) ---------------------------------------- المؤشر يرسم سلّم فيبوناتشي بناءً على منطق المرساة النشطة داخل السكربت. كل لابل فيب يطبع: - نسبة فيب (مثل 38.2%) - السعر الفعلي بجانبها (متوافق مع Tick Size للرمز) الهدف: تقليل لخبطة “النسب فقط” عند الريتايل وتحويلها لمستويات سعرية مباشرة. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5) جدول التنفيذ (لوحة تخطيط مناسبة للريتايل) -------------------------------------------- ماذا يطبع الجدول؟ (حسب الإعدادات/النسخة) - Entry - Stop Loss (SL) و/أو Trailing Stop (TSL) - Take Profits (سلّم TP؛ من TP1 إلى TP8 إذا كان مُفعّلًا) - أهداف شائعة: TP1 / TP2 / TP3 - Goal Completion% (التقدم نحو هدف قابل للاختيار) Goal Completion (هدف قابل للاختيار) - Goal→TP1/TPq : مناسب للأهداف السريعة/السكالب - Goal→TP2 : هدف متوسط - Goal→TP3 : هدف أعمق سلوك النسبة: - واعٍ بالاتجاه (Long/Short) - محصور بين 0% و 100% - يطبع بشكل نظيف حتى لو في قيم ناقصة (بدون حسابات مضللة) هذه “معلومة وعي لحظي” وليست وعدًا بتحقيق الهدف. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6) كيف تستخدمه (سير عمل عملي للريتايل) -------------------------------------- الخطوة 1 — فريم السياق (BIAS) - كثير من الريتايل يستخدم 1H / 4H لقراءة النظام: ترند vs رينج، قبول حول القيمة، زونات هيكل أساسية. الخطوة 2 — فريم التنفيذ (TIMING) - كثير من الريتايل يستخدم 15m / 5m للدخول: ردّات أوضح، إبطال أدق، تأخر HTF أقل. الخطوة 3 — بروتوكول المخاطر أولًا - تعامل مع SL/TSL كحدود إبطال (Invalidation) وليس “خط أمل”. - إذا السبريد واسع، SL1 قد يكون ضيقًا جدًا؛ SL2 قد يكون الإبطال الحقيقي. - ضع في الاعتبار: سبريد الوسيط + سليبج + جودة التنفيذ. الخطوة 4 — الأهداف + الإدارة - اعتبر مستويات TP مراجع هدف، وليست تنبؤ. - استخدم Goal Completion% لإدارة جزئية أو شدّ المخاطرة بشكل منهجي. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7) الاحتمالية/السكور (فقط إذا كانت مفعّلة في نسختك) ----------------------------------------------------- إذا كانت نسختك تطبع Probability/Scoring: - هي درجة ثقة “إرشادية” مبنية على تلاقيات (Structure + VSA + Value). - ليست ضمانًا إحصائيًا وليست وعد أداء. - تُستخدم كفلتر، وليس كأمر دخول. أفضل ممارسة: - ادخل فقط عندما يتوافق السياق + التفعيل + المخاطرة. - تجاهل الإعدادات “المتوسطة” عندما تكون التقلبات/السبريد سيئة. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8) التنبيهات (إذا كانت موجودة) ------------------------------ أي Alerts (تقاطع/اختراق/تكدّس) هي: - تنبيهات حدث (حتى لا تفوّت شرطًا)، - ليست نصيحة تداول، - ليست أوامر دخول. أكد دائمًا: - ظروف السبريد - الهيكل القريب - السيولة/الجلسة - قرب أخبار عالية التأثير ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9) عدم إعادة الرسم + سلوك الفريمات العليا (مهم) ------------------------------------------------ إذا استخدم السكربت بيانات فريم أعلى عبر request.security(): - قيم HTF قد تتغير أثناء تكوّن شمعة الفريم الأعلى. - تثبت القيم عند إغلاق شمعة HTF. النتيجة العملية: - سياق HTF داخل الشمعة قد يتحرك قبل التأكيد. - استخدام محافظ: أكد شروط HTF على شموع مغلقة. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10) حدود وقيود (شفافة وآمنة للريتايل) -------------------------------------- - VSA على CFD/FX قد تتأثر بـ Tick Volume. - أي سكور/احتمالية تعتمد على افتراضات ونظام السوق. - الأخبار قد تلغي البنية الفنية فجأة. - سلوك الماضي لا يضمن المستقبل. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11) كيف يستخدمه الريتايل عمليًا (PLAYBOOK) — تحديث وفق “الشارت الحالي” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ الهدف: اعتبر XAUMO MegaBar + VSA هو “خريطة هيكل + سياق + تنفيذ”، ثم أضف 1–2 فلاتر خفيفة. لقطة الشارت الحالي (قراءة تعليمية): - السعر يدور حول ~4992–4993 (منتصف الزون)، مع رفوف هيكل قريبة فوق/تحت. - RSI ~46 (تحت 50 → ميل هابط خفيف/محايد ضعيف)، و RSI-MA ~38 (الزخم كان ضعيفًا، وأي ارتداد حاليًا “مرحلة إصلاح” وليس ترند مؤكد). - MACD line تحت الصفر (~-4.8) لكن Histogram موجب (~+2.2) → ضغط الهبوط قد يهدأ (استقرار مبكر) لكن ليس نظام صاعد مؤكد. - الجدول يطبع خطتين: • 15m Single Short (دخول ~4971.82 مع أهداف) • Reverse (دخول ~4972.88 مع أهداف عكسية للأعلى) => بيئة “رينج/قرار”: الأفضل انتظار تأكيد عند الـ Gate وليس مطاردة منتصف الرينج. A) 3 خطوات (MAP → TRIGGER → EXECUTE) 1) MAP (فين؟) - ابدأ 1H/4H: • قرر: ترند أم دوران (اليوم أقرب للدوران حول القيمة). • علّم أقرب “رفوف قرار” (Gate): - رف علوي: مقاومة/قيمة (تجمع رفض) - رف سفلي: دعم/قيمة (اختبارات/سبرنج) • لو السعر “لاصق في القيمة” توقّع Chop. • حدّد آخر MegaBar: رجل اندفاع أم رجل مخاطرة انعكاس. 2) TRIGGER (إمتى؟) - انزل 15m/5m: • لا تدخل في منتصف الرينج (الشارت الآن Mid-zone ~4992). • انتظر لمس رف (Gate) ثم اقرأ VSA: - مجهود يطابق النتيجة + تتبع/قبول → احتمال استمرارية أفضل. - مجهود عالي بدون تقدم عند رف → امتصاص؛ الأفضل WAIT أو تأكيد انعكاس. • استخدم الجدول كـ “مدقق خطة”: - Single Short: يحتاج رفض عند الرف العلوي أو Breakdown مع Acceptance. - Reverse: يحتاج Spring/Test عند الرف السفلي أو Reclaim مع Acceptance. 3) EXECUTE (إزاي؟) - نفّذ فقط بعد التفعيل: • Entry بعد تأكيد عند الرف • SL/TSL كإبطال (مع مراعاة السبريد/السليبج) • ركّز على TP1/TP2/TP3 للبساطة • Goal Completion%: في الـ Chop اجعل الهدف TP1/TPq؛ لا تفتح TP2/TP3 إلا بعد Acceptance B) قواعد IF-THEN (مطابقة لحالة الشارت) - إذا RSI تحت 50 + السوق داخل دوران/قيمة: • اعتبر اللّونج “حركة عكسية” حتى يتأكد القبول. • الشورت يكون عند رف علوي (رفض) أو Breakdown مقبول. • أهداف سريعة (Goal→TP1/TPq) وتقليل طموح الرنر. - إذا Histogram موجب بينما MACD line ما زال سالب: • هذا غالبًا “تهدئة ضغط هابط” (Repair). • تجنب بيع ترندي عدواني في منتصف الرينج. • انتظر: Breakdown + Acceptance (بيع هيكلي) أو Reclaim + Acceptance (سماح للـ Reverse يتنفس). - إذا الجدول يطبع Single + Reverse معًا: • السوق عند نقطة قرار. • أفضل ممارسة للريتايل: دخول فقط بعد Gate confirmation. C) السيولة/الجلسات - في الرينج، الفيك بريك شائع في السيولة الضعيفة. - الأفضل لندن/نيويورك؛ خفّف العدوانية خارجها. - لو السبريد وسّع: SL1 قد يصبح غير عملي → SL2 أو الوقوف خارج السوق. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12) أفضل مؤشرات إضافية (خفيفة) — وازاي تستخدمها ------------------------------------------------- قاعدة ذهبية: 1–2 مؤشر فقط. الهدف فلترة، لا أوامر. A) RSI (أفضل فلتر بسيط) - استخدمه كـ “Permission Filter” حول 50: • لونج: تحسن عندما RSI تستعيد 50 وتثبت. • شورت: تحسن عندما RSI تفشل تحت 50 ولا تستعيدها. - في الرينج: RSI 45–55 = Chop → تعامل بأهداف سريعة ومناطق رفوف فقط. إعدادات: - RSI 14 (افتراضي) أو RSI 9 (سكالب) - RSI MA (9) اختياري للتنعيم B) MACD (تأكيد تحوّل الزخم) - Histogram يعطي “ضغط/إصلاح”: • Histogram > 0 مع MACD سالب = تهدئة ضغط هابط (ليس ترند صاعد مؤكّد). - استخدم MACD Signal cross بعد تأكيد الهيكل، وليس قبله. إعدادات: - 12,26,9 أو 8,21,5 للسكالب C) ADX/DI (مفتاح: ترند ولا رينج؟) - ADX منخفض/هابط → رينج/دوران (قلّل الأهداف، خفف الرنر). - ADX صاعد وفوق ~20–25 → الترند أقوى (اسمح TP2/TP3 و TSL). D) VWAP (اختياري قوي للإنترادا) - السعر يدور حول VWAP → Chop (لا تطارد منتصف). - قبول فوق/تحت VWAP + هيكل → تحسن صلاحية الترند. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13) MINIMAL STACK (أفضل توليفة للريتايل — حسب الحالة الحالية) --------------------------------------------------------------- لأن الحالة الحالية “Rotation/Repair” (RSI < 50 و Histogram موجب): Option 1 (الأبسط والأفضل اليوم): - XAUMO MegaBar + VSA - RSI - VWAP تطبيق: انتظر رفوف القرار + تأكيد، واستخدم Goal→TP1/TPq إلا إذا حصل Acceptance واضح. Option 2 (تأكيد الترند): - XAUMO MegaBar + VSA - MACD Histogram - ADX تطبيق: Histogram = ضغط/إصلاح، و ADX يقرر هل تتعامل كترند أم Chop. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14) تحذير إضافي (دمج المؤشرات) ------------------------------- إضافة مؤشرات لا تزيد الدقة تلقائيًا. أفضل نتائج الريتايل عادة تأتي من: - خريطة هيكل واضحة (رفوف/Gates) - فلاتر قليلة (1–2 فقط) - قواعد مخاطرة ثابتة (SL/TSL + حجم محافظة) - وعي بالسيولة والجلسات - تجنب الإفراط في التداول داخل منتصف الرينج ============================================================= إخلاء مسؤولية تعليمي ----------------------------------------------------- هذا المؤشر مقدم لأغراض تعليمية ومعلوماتية فقط. ليس نصيحة مالية، ولا نصيحة استثمارية، ولا نصيحة تداول، ولا يُعد توصية بالشراء أو البيع أو الاحتفاظ بأي أصل. لا يجوز تفسير أي شيء في هذا السكربت أو رسومه أو جداوله أو لابلز أو تنبيهاته أو “الاحتمالية/السكور” أو الأهداف أو مستويات الوقف أو التعليقات على أنه ضمان نتائج أو وعد أداء أو تعليمات تداول شخصية. التداول والاستثمار ينطويان على مخاطر كبيرة. قد تخسر جزءًا أو كل رأس المال. وقد تتجاوز الخسارة المخاطرة المخططة بسبب فجوات السوق، والانزلاق السعري، وإعادة التسعير، واتساع السبريد، وظروف السيولة، وفروقات التنفيذ، وقيود الوسيط/المنصة. الأداء السابق أو أنماط الشارت التاريخية أو أمثلة على الرسم أو أي نتائج سابقة لا تضمن النتائج المستقبلية. هذا السكربت أداة رسوم/تحليل. أي نقاط دخول/خروج، SL/TSL، مستويات TP، مستويات فيبوناتشي، قراءات VSA/Wyckoff، لابلز MegaBar، مراجع VPOC/WVPOC، وقياسات “اكتمال الهدف” هي مراجع تعليمية مبنية على قواعد وافتراضات خوارزمية. قد تكون ناقصة أو متأخرة أو مشوشة أو خاطئة تحت بعض أنظمة السوق. تحقق دائمًا بتحليلك الخاص وسياق السوق وإدارة المخاطر الخاصة بك. ملاحظة حجم التداول (مهمة لـ CFD/FX): في كثير من أدوات CFD/FX، قد يمثل “الحجم” Tick Volume وليس حجم بورصة مركزي. منطق SA قد يكون مفيدًا تعليميًا كبديل تقريبي (Proxy)، لكنه ليس مطابقًا لحجم الفيوتشرز. ملاحظة الفريمات العليا/داخل الشمعة: إذا كان السكربت يستخدم بيانات فريم أعلى (مثل request.security)، قد تتغير القيم أثناء تكوّن شمعة الفريم الأعلى ولا تثبت إلا عند الإغلاق. قد يؤثر ذلك على القراءة اللحظية. أنت المسؤول عن قراراتك بالكامل. قبل التداول الحقيقي، يُنصح باستخدام Replay أو Demo، وتطبيق قواعد إدارة حجم الصفقة، وتحديد حد أقصى للمخاطرة لكل صفقة، ومراعاة سبريد الوسيط والعمولات والسواب/التمويل والتأخير وجودة التنفيذ. إذا لم تكن متأكدًا، استشر مختصًا ماليًا مرخصًا. إشعار الملكية/الحقوق --------------------- تم تطوير هذا المؤشر بواسطة ICHIMOKUontheNILE (Mohamed Mahmoud). جميع حقوق الملكية الفكرية المتعلقة بالكود والمنطق والصياغة والتصميم البصري واللابلز/ الجداول ومفاهيم الإطار محفوظة للمؤلف، ما لم يُذكر خلاف ذلك صراحةً في رأس السكربت/الرخصة. لا يجوز نسخ أو إعادة نشر أو إعادة توزيع أو إعادة بيع أو تعديل هذا السكربت بغرض إعادة توزيعه دون إذن كتابي من المؤلف، إلا بالقدر الذي تسمح به قواعد TradingView ورخصةالسكربت (إن وُجدت). وباستخدامك لهذا المؤشر، فإنك تقر بما يلي: - فهمت أنه تعليمي فقط. - تتحمل كامل المسؤولية عن قراراتك ونتائجك. - لا يتحمل المؤلف/الناشر أي مسؤولية عن خسائر أو أضرار ناتجة عن استخدام هذا السكربت.
Pine Script® indicator
by ICHIMOKUontheNILE
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VANTYX Scalper Bot DR ABIRAM SIVPRASADVANTYX Scalper Bot – Trend & Momentum System Strategy Overview VANTYX™ Scalper Bot is a high-precision algorithmic trading strategy designed for Crypto & Forex scalping. It combines multi-timeframe trend analysis with momentum validation to filter out noise and capture high-probability moves. This specific version includes a "Reversal Fix" engine, meaning it auto-corrects bias: if a Long condition is met while a Short is active, it immediately closes the Short and flips Long (and vice versa), ensuring you are always on the right side of the immediate trend. Core Technology & Indicators This strategy does not rely on a single indicator. Instead, it uses a "Confluence Engine" requiring 4 layers of confirmation before taking a trade: 1. Half Trend (Primary Signal) Acts as the immediate trigger for entry. Uses a proprietary amplitude algorithm to detect valid trend shifts while ignoring minor chop. Bullish: Price breaks above the Half Trend channel. Bearish: Price breaks below the Half Trend channel. 2. Multi-Timeframe (MTF) ADX & DMI Momentum Filter: The strategy checks the ADX (Average Directional Index) on a higher timeframe (default: 15m) to ensure the trend has real strength. Threshold: Trades are only taken if ADX > 23 (configurable), preventing entries during dead/ranging markets. Non-Repainting: Uses strict "bar merge" logic to ensure backtest results match live performance. 3. MTF EMA Trend Filter The "Big Trend" Guardrail: Checks a higher timeframe EMA (default: 200 EMA on 1H) to define the macro bias. Rule: The bot will ONLY Long if price is above the MTF EMA, and ONLY Short if price is below it. This prevents "catching falling knives." 4. Volume Validation Fakeout Prevention: Checks if the current volume is above the Volume Moving Average (20-period). Logic: Volume must confirm price action. Low-volume breakouts are ignored. Risk Management (VANTYX AI Logic) The bot features a dynamic, ATR-based risk engine that adapts to market volatility: Dynamic Stop Loss: Hard Stop is calculated using ATR (default 1.5x). In volatile markets, the stop widens; in quiet markets, it tightens. Take Profit: Fixed ATR-based target (default 3.0x). Trailing Stop (Ratchet System): Once in profit, a Trailing Stop activates. For Longs: The stop only moves UP. For Shorts: The stop only moves DOWN. This locks in profits during strong impulsive moves. ⚙️How to Use & Best Settings Recommended Timeframe: 1 minute - 5 minutes (for Scalping). Asset Class: Crypto Perpetuals (BTC, ETH, SOL) or Major Forex Pairs. Default Settings: ADX TF: 15 Minutes EMA TF: 60 Minutes Risk: 1.5x SL / 3.0x TP / 2.0x Trail Customization: All parameters (Amplitude, EMA lengths, ATR multipliers) are fully adjustable in the settings menu. Alert Setup This strategy is fully Alert-Ready for automation (3Commas, PineConnector, etc.). Add to Chart. Create Alert -> Select "VANTYX Scalper Bot". IMPORTANT: Select "Order Fills Only" in the action settings. The bot will output "LONG ENTRY", "EXIT LONG", etc., dynamically. Disclaimer This script is for educational and backtesting purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Please manage your risk responsibly and test on a demo account before live trading. Trade Safe. Trade Smart. ~ Dr. Abhiram SS
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