Trader Otto - Smart Order Blocks & Delta Flow [SMC]This indicator brings a professional approach to Smart Money Concepts (SMC) by combining classic **Order Block** identification with **Volume Delta** and **Volatility Filtering**.
Standard Order Block indicators often clutter the chart with weak zones. This script solves that by applying a rigorous "Quality Control" engine to every potential block.
### 🧠 Key Concepts
**1. Volume Delta Analysis (Δ)**
Inside every Order Block, the script calculates the internal buying/selling pressure.
* **The Problem:** A candle might look bullish, but have weak internal buying volume.
* **The Solution:** This tool displays the **Delta %** (Δ) directly on the block. A high positive Delta confirms strong institutional interest.
**2. Exhaustion Filter (ATR Logic)**
Not all big candles are Order Blocks; some are just exhaustion moves.
* The script uses an Average True Range (ATR) multiplier to detect statistically abnormal moves.
* If a candle is too large (likely a climax move), it is **rejected** as an Order Block, preventing false traps.
**3. Mitigation & Cleanup**
The system automatically manages the chart workspace:
* Blocks are extended into the future until they are mitigated (broken).
* Once price closes beyond the block, it is automatically removed to keep the chart clean.
### ⚙️ Settings
* **Pivot Period:** Defines the structural significance of the swing points.
* **Exhaustion Filter:** Users can adjust the ATR multiplier to filter out news spikes or climatic candles.
* **Volume Filter:** Ensures only blocks with above-average volume are plotted.
* **Visuals:** Customize colors and toggle the Delta information text.
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*Disclaimer: This tool assists in market structure analysis but does not guarantee future price movements.*
Indicators and strategies
Trader Otto - Trinity Codes: Harmonic Flow & StructureThis indicator acts as a complete trading system, combining **Harmonic Trend Cycles**, **Volatility Flow (MFI)**, and **Intraday Market Structure** into a single, cohesive workspace.
Unlike standard indicators that use default periods (like 14 or 200), "Trinity Codes" utilizes specific numerological constants (such as 111, 333, 714, and 888) to identify institutional pivot points and exhaustion levels that standard settings often miss.
### 🛠️ Key Concepts & How It Works
**1. Harmonic Trend Cycles (The Angel Waves)**
The core trend detection is based on a "Waterfall" of Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) tuned to harmonic periods:
* **111 (Fast):** Represents the short-term tactical trend.
* **333 (Medium):** Represents the "Super Bull/Bear" swing trend.
* **666 (Slow):** Represents the major structural trend.
* **798 (The Macro Wall):** A heavy resistance/support line.
* **Signal:** When price is above the 111, 333, and 666, the dashboard displays "HYPER BULL", indicating a strong momentum continuation.
**2. Volatility Flow & Money Pressure (714/999)**
We use a modified Money Flow Index (MFI) logic to detect institutional accumulation and distribution:
* **Pump/Dump Signals:** When the flow metric breaches the specific **71.4** threshold, it prints a Triangle ($$$), suggesting significant inflow. Conversely, dropping below **28.6** suggests outflow.
* **Exhaustion (999):** Uses RSI (Relative Strength Index) combined with Bollinger Bands to detect when a trend is mathematically overextended. This prints an "X" on the chart, warning traders to lock in profits or avoid chasing the price.
**3. Session Structure (The 444 Box)**
For intraday traders, the script highlights a specific opening range (default 09:00 - 09:44).
* **Usage:** This box defines the "No-Trade Zone". A candle close outside this box (Breakout) sets the likely bias for the rest of the session.
**4. The 741 Guide (Projection)**
A volatility-based trailing stop (similar to Supertrend) that projects a forward line, helping traders visualize where the trend invalidation level is located in the future.
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### 🎯 How to Use This System
This script is designed for **Confluence Trading**. Do not rely on a single signal.
1. **Check the Panel:** Is the "Angel Cycle" Bullish?
2. **Wait for Structure:** Wait for price to break out of the **444 Session Box** or bounce off the **Macro Wall**.
3. **Confirm with Flow:** Look for a green "Pump" triangle or a "Buy Setup" label.
4. **Exit:** Use the **741 Guide** line as a trailing stop-loss or exit when the **Exhaustion (999)** signal appears.
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### ⚙️ Settings & Customization
While the script comes pre-loaded with our proprietary harmonic constants, **all parameters are fully customizable** to fit different markets (Crypto, Forex, Indices):
* **Numerological Constants:** You can toggle the Fibonacci-based pivot levels (888/520) on/off.
* **Session Configuration:** Adjust the "444 Box" time to match your local exchange opening hours (e.g., NYSE, London, Tokyo).
* **Flow Calibration:** Adjust the sensitivity of the Pump/Dump signals (MFI Levels).
* **Visuals:** All colors are adjustable to fit Dark/Light themes.
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*Disclaimer: Past performance is not indicative of future results. This tool is for technical analysis assistance only.*
Alligator Trend ZoneThis indicator is based on Bill Williams’ Alligator it Simplifies trend detection and Visualizes trend strength.
• Green zone when price is above all three Alligator lines (strong bullish trend).
• Red zone when price is below all three lines (strong bearish trend).
• Moving averages (Jaw, Teeth, Lips) are included but hidden by default for a clutter-free view.
• Enable them anytime for deeper analysis.
• Background color shifts with trend bias.
• Bullish/Bearish arrows for quick signal recognition.
• Candle coloring for instant trend visualization.
• Built-in alerts for bullish and bearish setups
Disclaimer:
This script is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Please test thoroughly and use at your own discretion. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions.
Current Day Range DeltaDisplays the current trading day’s high, low, and range delta, with optional labels and intraday level tracking for futures and ETFs.
Bi-Fi StrategyVersion - Alpha
Only use this indicator on FX:US30 on NY open
Only take Breakout entry's when EMA trend matches the label color!
(More updates coming soon)
Zabbo Confluence Strategy (Unified Flip, Intrabar)Description
This script combines the power of multiple proven swing trend indicators into a single, unified confluence system. A trade signal is generated when the specified number of indicators align in the same bullish or bearish direction, helping traders identify high-probability long or short opportunities.
The script includes an on-chart dashboard that displays the current status of each individual indicator, along with the overall confluence score, allowing you to visually track trend alignment as market conditions evolve.
Included Indicators:
Xtreme Trend – View Script
MACD (12-26-9) – View Script
MACD (144-34-9) Histogram – View Script
WaveTrend Oscillator – View Script
QQE MT4 (Glaz-Modified by JustUncleL) – View Script
Signal Conditions:
A BUY signal is triggered when:
Xtreme Trend is Bullish
MACD (12-26-9) shows a bullish cross
MACD (144-34-9) histogram is increasing
WaveTrend Oscillator is bullish
QQE MT4 line crosses above its signal
A SELL signal is triggered when:
Xtreme Trend is Bearish
MACD (12-26-9) shows a bearish cross
MACD (144-34-9) histogram is decreasing
WaveTrend Oscillator is bearish
QQE MT4 line crosses below its signal
Users can enable or disable individual indicators in the settings and adjust the confluence threshold (from 1 to 5) to suit their trading style. They also have the ability to toggle off the Xtrend indicator, the 200 EMA, and the confluence dashboard.
Best Use
Performs best on higher timeframes such as 1H, 4H, and Daily.
Lower timeframes (<1H) and choppy, sideways markets may produce frequent signals with smaller spreads.
Increasing the confluence requirement reduces the number of signals, but increases the reliability of potential market tops and bottoms.
Key Features
Five popular trend/trading indicators in one script
Adjustable confluence threshold (1–5)
On-chart dashboard for quick signal confirmation
Customizable indicator inclusion/exclusion
Works across any market (forex, crypto, stocks, commodities)
METODO SP 50X DO TRINDADE [ZP] - v1💎 The Key to Wealth: Institutional Liquidity + 50x Method
The market doesn't move by chance, it moves because of LIQUIDITY.
Have you ever wondered why the price reverses exactly where you placed your Stop Loss? It's because you were the liquidity that large institutions needed. But that ends today.
🚀 The Power of Perfect Confluence
This isn't just another support and resistance indicator. This is an institutional trail tracking tool. I developed this Super Indicator to map where the hidden orders, the "pockets" of liquidity, and the high-probability reversal zones are.
When you combine the precision of this liquidity map with Trinity's legendary 50x Method, you don't just have a strategy; you have a dollar printing machine.
🛡️ Why is this method Extraordinary?
Liquidity Mapping: See where the "sharks" are setting traps.
Real Support and Resistance: Forget random lines. Work with supply and demand zones validated by volume.
Simplicity and Assertiveness: Made for those who want to profit, not for those who want to complicate things.
The Path to Freedom: The exact combination to consistently seek exponential returns.
🙏 A Divine Gift
Before clicking "use," take a moment. Access to this knowledge is not a coincidence, it's providence. Thousands of people spend their whole lives searching for a financial solution and never find this level of clarity.
Thank God every day for this opportunity. Jesus gave you the vision and the tools; now, it's up to you to act with discipline and wisdom. Honor this blessing and prepare to see your bank account and your life transformed.
"The blessing of the Lord brings wealth, and he adds no sorrow to it."
AMS Adaptive MACDAMS Adaptive MACD
A regime-aware MACD built to show when momentum matters and when it doesn’t.
Most MACDs react the same way in every environment. AMS Adaptive MACD does not.
It dynamically adjusts itself to market conditions so momentum expansions stand out clearly, while chop, compression, and late-stage fades are intentionally muted.
This indicator is designed for traders who want cleaner momentum context, not constant crossover noise.
What it shows (at a glance)
Adaptive MACD lines that automatically adjust to current market conditions
A non-repainting momentum state:
BULL / BEAR PUSH – momentum is pressing
BULL / BEAR FADE – momentum is cooling
NEUTRAL / COIL – compression / low-quality conditions
Optional Trader HUD that summarizes the recent regime in plain language:
Market control (Bull / Bear / Range / Transition)
Dominance strength over a lookback window
Tape quality (Clean vs Choppy)
Volatility regime (Compressed / Normal / Elevated)
A simple context cue (not trade signals)
How traders typically use it
Filter out neutral or choppy conditions
Focus only on higher-quality momentum pushes
Stay aligned with the dominant regime instead of reacting to every wiggle
Add structure and patience to discretionary decision-making
This tool is contextual, not predictive. It helps frame what phase the market is in, not where to click buy or sell.
Technical overview (high-level)
AMS Adaptive MACD uses dynamic fast, slow, and signal lengths that respond to market regime rather than remaining fixed.
Without exposing proprietary logic, the engine accounts for:
Broader trend persistence and volatility conditions
Current timeframe efficiency (trend vs chop)
Stability controls to prevent over-reaction or parameter thrashing
All higher-timeframe inputs are handled in a non-repainting manner, and state labeling is locked on confirmed bars.
Important notes
This is an analytical and educational tool, not financial advice - A standalone educational engine inspired by the same design philosophy as the Atmos Suite.
No entries, exits, or alerts are generated by default
Best used as a context filter alongside price, structure, and risk management
AMS Adaptive MACD is built for traders who care less about more signals and more about better conditions.
Rylan Trades Daily BiasThis will help you seek bias based on the past sessions, and times of the sessions. This acts as another confluence when it comes to overall bias in the markets. This helps you with your trades and with this, brings more confidence to your trading rules. This indicator will help you assume if price will be bearish or bullish inside of the New York session, and Asian Session. This will help you with more indication to becoming profitable as a Trader.
This strategy pairs super well with The Golden Strategy in Ultimate Gains VIP by Rylan Trades. Get access here: whop.com
FVG Scanner CareCA Fair Value Gap detection indicator that identifies institutional order flow imbalances by highlighting price gaps where buyers or sellers overwhelmingly dominated. It marks bullish FVGs (green gaps where buyers controlled) and bearish FVGs (red gaps where sellers controlled), providing clear visual zones for potential support/resistance retests and institutional entry points.
Perfect for identifying smart money footprints and combining with other indicators to find high-probability reversal zones during scalping.
Kesisim Panteri + VMAKesişim Panteri + VMA is a combined overlay indicator that merges the EMA 8/13/21 crossover signals of “Kesişim Panteri” with LazyBear’s Variable Moving Average (VMA) trend filter. It plots the three EMAs, prints clear BUY/SELL markers on EMA8–EMA13 crossovers (optionally session-filtered), and shows a compact multi-timeframe trend table (Daily / 4H / 1H). VMA is plotted as an adaptive moving average that reacts to trend strength and can optionally color the line and candles. A dedicated candle-color mode lets you choose whether bars follow the Panteri position, the VMA trend, both (with priority), or stay neutral.
Smart Relative Strength (Stock vs SPY) + SMA 150This script visualizes the Relative Strength of the current symbol against the S&P 500 (using SPY ETF as a benchmark). It helps traders identify whether a stock is outperforming or underperforming the broader market.
Key Features:
1. Smart Display Modes:
- Line Mode (Default): A clean blue line showing the closing price ratio.
- Candle Mode: Toggleable via settings. Displays the Relative Strength as Japanese Candlesticks (OHLC) to analyze intra-period volatility against the market.
2. Trend Filter (SMA 150):
- Includes a 150-period Simple Moving Average (orange line) applied to the ratio.
- Helps identify the long-term trend of the stock's performance relative to the market.
How to Use:
- Trend Is Your Friend: When the RS line/candles are above the Orange SMA, the stock is showing long-term strength vs. the market.
- Signal Check: Use the Candle mode to see if the stock is finishing the day stronger than the market (Green candle) even if the market itself is down.
- Settings: Go to the indicator settings (Inputs tab) and check "Show as Candles?" to switch views.
סקריפט זה מציג את העוצמה היחסית (Relative Strength) של המניה מול מדד ה-S&P 500 (מבוסס SPY). הכלי נועד לעזור לסוחרים לזהות מניות שמכות את השוק.
תכונות מרכזיות:
1. תצוגה חכמה ומשולבת:
- מצב קו (ברירת מחדל): קו כחול המציג את יחס הסגירה.
- מצב נרות: ניתן לשינוי בהגדרות. מציג את היחסיות כנרות יפניים לניתוח תנודתיות תוך-יומית מול השוק.
2. מסנן מגמה (ממוצע 150):
- קו כתום המציג ממוצע נע 150 של היחסיות.
- עוזר לזהות את המגמה ארוכת הטווח – האם המניה מתחזקת או נחלשת מול המדד לאורך זמן.
הוראות שימוש:
- כשהגרף מעל הממוצע הכתום: המניה במגמת עוצמה חיובית מול השוק.
- בהגדרות האינדיקטור ניתן לסמן "V" כדי לעבור לתצוגת נרות.
Smart OBV beta.3write description for this indicator for tradingview
OBV Structure Commander
The OBV Structure Commander is an advanced volume-analysis tool designed to identify high-probability institutional accumulation and distribution zones. Unlike standard trendline indicators, this script focuses on horizontal support and resistance within the On-Balance Volume (OBV) series—levels that represent significant historical watermarks of buying and selling pressure.
By combining structural memory with Contrarian Grading, the indicator filters out market noise and highlights signals where volume momentum is either confirming price action or providing a leading warning of an impending reversal.
Core Philosophy: Volume Precedes Price
This indicator is built on the principle that smart money accumulation often shows up in volume before price breaks out. By monitoring horizontal "flips" (where old resistance becomes new support) and OBV-Price divergences, the script identifies "coiled spring" setups before they become obvious on the price chart.
Key Features
Institutional Memory: The script maintains a database of up to 300 significant historical peaks and troughs. It identifies "confluence zones" where current OBV action matches historical levels, even if they occurred months or years ago.
Contrarian Signal Grading (1-10):
At the Top (High OBV): The system automatically boosts the grade of Sell signals (Rejections) and nerfs Buy signals (Breakouts), protecting you from "buying the top."
At the Bottom (Low OBV): The system boosts the grade of Buy signals (Bounces) and nerfs Sell signals (Breakdowns), preventing panic-selling at local bottoms.
Divergence Detection: Automatically flags Bullish and Bearish divergences. If the price makes a new low while OBV holds a structural support level, the indicator assigns an instant 10/10 "DIV" grade.
S/R Flips: Differentiates between standard bounces and "flips" (Support-Resistance swaps). Flips are visualized with dashed lines to indicate a stronger structural shift.
Dynamic Tolerance: Uses a Standard Deviation (StDev) multiplier to define "close enough" matches. This ensures that levels are caught even if they don't hit the exact mathematical digit, accounting for market volatility.
How to Use
Spotting the Bounce (BUY/SELL): Look for Green labels at the bottom of the OBV range or Red labels at the top. High-grade signals (7-10) indicate a major structural defense by large players.
The Divergence Play: A "DIV 10" label is the highest confidence signal. It suggests that while price action looks weak, the volume support remains perfectly intact, often leading to a sharp reversal.
Breakout Confirmation (BO/BD): When OBV clears a long-standing horizontal resistance (BO), it provides a "leading breakout" signal that often precedes the price breakout.
Settings Guide
Match Tolerance: Increase this to catch "messy" zones; decrease it for surgical precision.
Min Gap (Bars): Prevents noise by ensuring the script only connects points separated by a meaningful amount of time (e.g., 74+ bars).
Range Lookback: Defines the window used to determine if the OBV is currently "High" or "Low" for the Contrarian grading bonus.
Opening 5-Min High/Lowthis indicator allows to mark the opening 5 min range. this can be used to identify the break of 5 min range on current session. this only works on 1min timeframe
Squeeze Momentum Deluxe ProSqueeze Momentum Deluxe Pro
Custom TradingView Indicator | Pine Script v5
Overview
The Squeeze Momentum Deluxe Pro is a powerful hybrid indicator combining the classic LazyBear Squeeze Momentum with the precise TTM Squeeze Pro (John Carter's original). It identifies periods of low volatility ("squeezes") where the market is consolidating and building energy, followed by explosive volatility expansions and strong directional moves.
TTM Squeeze Pro dots on the zero line (3-level compression grading)
Momentum histogram with acceleration coloring
Directional Flux clouds for trend conviction
Signal line with colored ribbon fill
Built-in high-probability alerts
Default settings (Length = 20, Flux Length = 30) are optimized for 4H crypto trading.
1. Squeeze Dots on the Zero Line (Center) — The Core Volatility Signal
The colored circles plotted directly on the zero line show whether the market is in a volatility squeeze (Bollinger Bands inside Keltner Channels) and how strong it is.
Dot Colors & Meaning (from strongest to weakest):
Orange/Red (#ff1100) → High Compression Squeeze
The strongest squeeze level. Market is tightly coiled — highest probability of a major breakout soon (often 20–100%+ moves in crypto). Pay close attention here.
Red (#ff5e00) → Mid Compression Squeeze
Moderate squeeze. Building pressure — good potential for solid moves.
Yellow/Orange (#ffa600) → Low Compression Squeeze
Weaker squeeze. Still valid, but lower conviction.
Green → No Squeeze / Squeeze Fired
Volatility has expanded — the big move is now underway. Direction depends on the momentum histogram.
Trading Tip: Focus on orange (high compression) dots for the highest-quality setups. When they turn green, the squeeze has "fired" — check momentum for direction.
2. Momentum Histogram Bars — Direction & Strength
The thick column bars above and below zero show momentum strength and acceleration using LazyBear’s classic coloring.
Bar Colors & Meaning:
Bright Cyan (#00ffff) → Accelerating Bullish (above zero, getting stronger)
Strongest buy signal — upward momentum building fast. Enter longs.
Dark Cyan/Blue (#0099cc) → Slowing Bullish (still positive but weakening)
Momentum fading — consider taking profits or tightening stops.
Bright Red (#ff0000) → Accelerating Bearish (below zero, getting stronger)
Strongest sell/short signal — downside pressure increasing.
Orange/Brown (#cc6600) → Slowing Bearish (downside weakening)
Potential reversal or bounce coming.
Best Entries:
Long: Orange squeeze dots → green fire → bright cyan bars cross above zero.
Short: Orange dots → green fire → bright red bars cross below zero.
3. Signal Line & Colored Ribbon Fill (Middle Area)
Thin line through the histogram: Smoothed signal line (SMA of momentum).
Shaded ribbon between histogram and signal:
Yellow/Orange fill → Bullish (histogram above signal) — momentum strengthening.
Blue/Dark fill → Bearish (histogram below signal) — momentum weakening.
This ribbon helps spot clean crossovers and reduces false signals. Wait for the histogram to cross above the signal (yellow fill appears) after a squeeze fire for stronger entries.
4. Directional Flux Clouds (Lower Shaded Area)
The wavy shaded section below the histogram measures consistent directional flow (up vs. down pressure normalized by volatility).
Two layers of green/red shading:
Dark Green (#169b5d) → Steady bullish flow (above zero)
Reliable uptrend support — good for holding positions.
Light Green (#11cf77) overlay → Extreme/Accelerating bullish flux
High conviction — strong pumps and trend continuations.
Dark Red (#970529) → Steady bearish flow (below zero)
Light Red/Orange (#d11645) overlay → Extreme bearish acceleration
Stacked dark + light green clouds confirm powerful bullish breakouts. Weak or flat flux near zero = choppy market (avoid trading).
5. Built-in Alerts (High-Probability Triggers)
These alerts fire once per bar close (no repainting). Set them up in TradingView → Alerts → Select this indicator.
Recommended Alerts:
High Compression Squeeze ON
"HIGH SQUEEZE STARTED — Big move loading!"
BULLISH Squeeze Fire
"BULLISH FIRE! Green dots + strong cyan momentum — Potential long!"
BEARISH Squeeze Fire
"BEARISH FIRE! Red momentum after squeeze — Potential short!"
Momentum Cross Above Zero
"Momentum turned bullish — Trend shift up!"
Strong Bullish Momentum Building
"Accelerating cyan bars — Uptrend strengthening!"
Simple 4H Crypto Trading Strategy
Long Setup (Highest Win Rate):
Series of orange/red squeeze dots appear.
Dots turn green (squeeze fires).
Bright cyan histogram bars cross above zero and signal line (yellow ribbon).
Dark + light green flux clouds confirm.
→ Enter long at bar close. Stop below recent low. Target 2–3x risk or trail on fading momentum.
Short Setup: Mirror opposite (red bars + red clouds).
Risk 1% per trade. Combine with higher timeframe trend for best results.
This indicator excels at catching explosive moves in crypto and stocks during trending markets. Always paper trade new setups first.
Happy trading — may your squeezes fire green with bright momentum!
ICT HTF/BIASICT HTF/BIAS — Full Guide
What this indicator does
ICT HTF/BIAS plots multi-timeframe ICT PD Arrays (FVGs + Order Blocks) and provides a compact bias table that helps you quickly determine directional context across your selected timeframes.
It is designed to stay simple, readable, and ICT-based, while avoiding misleading signals.
Key features
1) ICT PD Arrays included
FVG (Fair Value Gap): classic ICT 3-candle imbalance (gap).
Order Blocks (OB): detected via BOS logic + pivot structure, then searching back for the last opposite candle as the OB anchor.
2) HTF confirmed zones (non-misleading behavior)
Zones are added only on the HTF close (confirmed higher timeframe bar).
This avoids “in-progress HTF candle” noise and reduces false/temporary zones.
3) SHOW vs CALC (decoupled by design)
Each TF has two independent depth controls:
Max SHOW = how many zones you want to draw on the chart (keep your chart clean).
Max CALC = how many zones the table/bias is allowed to analyze (keep your bias logic robust).
This prevents a common problem: changing how many boxes you display changes your bias output.
In this script, your bias can remain stable even if you hide most boxes.
4) Compact Bias Table (fast read)
The table shows:
FVG status: IN / OUT / N/A
OB status: IN / OUT / N/A
BIAS: ↑ / ↓ / “-”
GLOBAL bias: weighted across TF1..TF4
How to read the bias
Per-Timeframe Bias rules (ICT-based, simple)
For each timeframe:
If price is IN an OB (within CALC depth) → bias = OB direction
Else if price is IN a FVG (within CALC depth) → bias = FVG direction
Else fallback to the most recent direction (OB preferred, otherwise FVG)
GLOBAL bias (weighted)
The GLOBAL row uses a weighted sum:
TF1 weight = 1
TF2 weight = 2
TF3 weight = 3
TF4 weight = 4
Score > 0 → bullish global bias
Score < 0 → bearish global bias
Score = 0 → neutral
Chart TF “Guard” (prevents false LTF readings)
TradingView has limitations when requesting very low TF data from a much higher chart timeframe.
To avoid showing incorrect LTF (1m/5m/15m) statuses when you’re on a high chart TF, the script can display a small warning banner and treat certain LTF rows as N/A when appropriate.
Purpose: never show false information.
Recommended usage (most user friendly)
Step 1 — Choose your “Entry TF”
As a rule of thumb (ICT):
The lowest TF in your set should match your entry timeframe, or be close to it.
Examples:
Intraday / Scalping
TF1=1m, TF2=5m, TF3=15m, TF4=1H
(Use chart TF 1m–15m for best LTF accuracy.)
Higher timeframe trading
TF1=1H, TF2=4H, TF3=1D, TF4=1W
(Then you naturally don’t care about 1m/5m.)
Step 2 — Keep your chart clean with SHOW vs CALC
A practical approach:
Max SHOW: 1–2 (clean chart)
Max CALC: 3–10 (more stable bias/table logic)
Main settings (quick explanation)
Timeframes (Rows)
Enable TFx: enable/disable each row timeframe
Show Boxes TFx: show/hide zones for that timeframe
Max SHOW / Max CALC
Max SHOW FVG / OB: visual draw limit
Max CALC FVG / OB: depth used by table and bias
Box Width (Per TF)
HTF bars: width scales by HTF size
Chart bars: fixed width in chart bars
OB Logic
Pivot length (BOS): higher = stricter / fewer OBs
OB lookback: how many HTF bars to search for the OB anchor candle
Notes / limitations
This is a context + confluence tool, not a “signal generator.”
LTF accuracy depends on chart TF; the Guard exists specifically to prevent misleading outputs.
One-line summary
ICT HTF/BIAS: multi-TF ICT PD Arrays + a clean bias table with SHOW vs CALC separation, so you can keep charts minimal while keeping bias logic consistent.
TRharmonic Fib & Pi Bands
# TRharmonic Fibonacci & Pi Bands - Technical Guide
## Theoretical Framework
The indicator is built with dynamic volatility bands based on different Fibonacci ratios (φ = 1.618, φ² = 2.618, φ³ = 4.236, φ⁴ = 6.854) and the mathematical constant π (3.14159) as deviation multipliers. The calculation of the central tendency occurs through using 9 different types of moving averages each (with specific mathematically properties) that are designed for market cycles.
## Moving Average Specifications
**Classical Averages**: Classic Averages are calculated as: Simple MA – arithmetic mean; Exponential MA – weighted, with exponentially decreasing weights, α = 2/(n+1); Smoothed MA (Wilder's RMA) – smoothed using α = 1/n to suppress noise effect; Triangular MA - double-smoothed SMMA(SMMA(x, ⌈(n+1)/2⌉), ⌊(n+1)/2⌋).
Advanced Averages: The Hull MA diminishes delay using the formula WMA(2×WMA(n/2) - WMA(n), √n). Kernel-based estimators utilize Epanechnikov (‘parabolic’, 1-u²) and Gaussian (‘exponential’, exp(-½(i/σ )²) kernel functions. Tis would correspond to the fi new’ expectation via its statistical mean which, for rate dominated data (multiplicative) is the Harmonic = n/Σ(1/xᵢ) (Geometric = exp(Σ log(xᵢ)/n), for multiplicative).
## Band Construction Methodology
Bands are derived from the basis ± (ATR × Fibonacci/Pi multiplier × width coefficient), where ATR undergoes 200-period calculation followed by 100-period RMA smoothing for stability. Each resultant band is further refined via Hull MA to eliminate discontinuities while preserving responsiveness.
## Projection Algorithm
Future band trajectories are extrapolated using MA-type-specific mathematical models. Linear extrapolation applies to SMA; exponential decay characterizes EMA/RMA projections; Hull MA incorporates second-derivative acceleration terms (x + vt + ½at²). Harmonic and Geometric projections operate in reciprocal (1/x) and logarithmic (log x) domains respectively, ensuring mathematical consistency with their computational foundations.
## Interpretation Guidelines
Positioning relative to the basis above it indicates bullishness, while sub-basis positioning suggests bearishness. Heavy band penetration (Fib 3-4 zones) indicates a potential change in market direction or mean reversion. The π band becomes an intermediate reference line between Fib 2 and Fib 3, which often works as a sort of dynamic S/R level because of its commonality in cyclic phenomenon.
## Liquidity Sweep Detection
The former highlights swing pivots beyond Fib 3 bands (according to Smart Money Concepts, institutional liquidity harvesting), reminiscent of possible reversals and thus deserving more attention analysis-wise.
Interactive Anchored VWAP - Shadow Corp# Interactive Anchored VWAP — Click. Anchor. Trade.
**Stop guessing where institutional money is positioned. Start seeing it.**
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## What Is This?
The Interactive Anchored VWAP lets you anchor Volume Weighted Average Price to *any* two points on your chart with a simple click. No more fumbling with date inputs or bar counting. Just click Point A, click Point B, and instantly see where the true average price sits—weighted by the volume that actually moved the market.
This isn't your broker's standard VWAP that resets every session. This is *your* VWAP—anchored exactly where *you* need it.
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## Why Anchored VWAP?
Standard VWAP tells you where the average trader is positioned *today*. But markets don't reset their memory at midnight.
Anchored VWAP answers the questions that matter:
→ **"Where is the average buyer positioned since that breakout?"**
→ **"What's the institutional cost basis from the swing low?"**
→ **"Where does price need to hold to keep longs in profit?"**
When you anchor VWAP to key events—earnings gaps, swing pivots, breakout candles, FOMC reactions—you reveal the price level where real money has real skin in the game.
Price gravitates toward VWAP. It's not magic. It's math. And it's where the largest players accumulate and distribute.
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## How It Works
**The Math:**
VWAP = Cumulative (Price × Volume) ÷ Cumulative Volume
Every bar between your anchor points contributes to this calculation, weighted by volume. High volume bars matter more. Low volume noise gets filtered out.
**The Bands:**
Standard deviation bands (1σ and 2σ) show you statistical extremes. When price stretches beyond these bands, it's overextended. Mean reversion becomes probable. These aren't arbitrary lines—they're mathematically derived from the actual distribution of traded prices.
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## How To Use
**Setup (5 seconds):**
1. Add indicator to your chart
2. Click where you want Point A (your anchor start)
3. Press Enter
4. Click where you want Point B (your anchor end)
5. Press Enter
That's it. Your VWAP is live.
**To Re-Anchor:**
Open settings → Click the crosshair icon next to either time input → Click new location on chart
**Pro Applications:**
| Anchor From | What It Reveals |
|-------------|-----------------|
| Swing Low | Bull trend cost basis—support on pullbacks |
| Swing High | Bear trend cost basis—resistance on rallies |
| Earnings Gap | Post-event institutional positioning |
| Breakout Bar | Breakout participants' average entry |
| Week/Month Open | Higher timeframe directional bias |
| High Volume Spike | Where smart money likely entered |
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## Key Features
✓ **True Click-to-Anchor** — No date/time inputs. Just click directly on the chart.
✓ **Auto Time Normalization** — Click points in any order. The indicator figures it out.
✓ **Dual Standard Deviation Bands** — Customizable 1σ and 2σ levels for precision entries and exits.
✓ **Extend Beyond Point B** — Toggle on to project VWAP into current price action from historical anchors.
✓ **Visual Anchor Labels** — Clear A/B markers so you never lose track of your anchors.
✓ **Band Fills** — Optional shading for instant visual reference of value zones.
✓ **Built-In Alerts** — Get notified on VWAP crosses and band touches.
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## Trading Strategies
**Mean Reversion:**
When price touches the 2σ band and stalls → Fade back toward VWAP. Your target is the mean. Your stop is beyond the band.
**Trend Continuation:**
Price pulls back to VWAP and holds → Enter in trend direction. Institutions are defending their cost basis.
**Breakout Confirmation:**
Anchor to the consolidation low. If price breaks out and VWAP holds as support on the first pullback → Breakout is legitimate. Trapped shorts are fuel.
**Gap Analysis:**
Anchor to pre-gap close. If price fills back to VWAP → Gap participants are underwater. Reversal odds increase.
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## Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| Point A / Point B | Interactive chart selection for anchor points |
| Show Bands | Toggle standard deviation bands on/off |
| Band Multipliers | Customize σ levels (default: 1.0 and 2.0) |
| Extend VWAP | Project VWAP beyond Point B into live price action |
| Show Labels | Display A/B anchor markers |
| Show Fill | Shade the area between bands |
| Colors & Line Widths | Full customization for your chart style |
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## Why This Indicator?
Most anchored VWAP tools make you manually enter dates and times. That's tedious. That's slow. That kills your flow.
This indicator respects your time. Click where you want. Get what you need. Move on to the trade.
Because the edge isn't in the indicator—it's in how fast you can find the level and act on it.
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**Questions or feedback? Drop a comment below.**
*If this indicator helps your trading, a boost is appreciated.*
Pro Scalper MTF Elite Strategy v1.0.0
Pro Scalper MTF Elite Strategy v1.0.0
What is this script?
This is an advanced, institutional-grade multi-timeframe (MTF) scalping and swing trading strategy for TradingView. It integrates multiple professional trading concepts—including Smart Money Concepts (SMC/SMT), price action, trend, momentum, and volume analysis—into a single, easy-to-use tool. The script is designed for traders who want robust, rules-based entries and exits, with built-in risk management and dynamic position sizing.
Key Concepts Integrated
Smart Money Concepts (SMC/SMT): Includes liquidity sweeps, order blocks, fair value gaps (FVG), and market structure breaks (MSB).
Price Action: Detects swing highs/lows, candle patterns, and support/resistance zones.
Trend Analysis: Uses EMAs, VWAP, and higher timeframe trend confirmation.
Momentum: Incorporates MACD and RSI for momentum filtering.
Volume : Identifies volume spikes for additional confluence.
Multi-Factor Confluence: Signals are generated only when multiple factors align, increasing reliability and reducing false signals.
How does it work?
- The strategy continuously scans for confluence between SMC/SMT signals, price action, trend, momentum, and volume.
- Each factor is scored, and only high-confluence setups trigger trade signals.
- Risk management is fully automated: you set your risk per trade, and the script calculates stop loss, take profits, and position size.
- Advanced features include trailing stops, breakeven logic, dynamic targets, and adaptive filters for different market regimes.
How to use
1. Add the script to your chart.
2. Adjust settings in the Inputs panel:
- By default, liquidity zones and support/resistance are OFF for a clean chart. Enable “Show Liquidity Zones (By TF)” and “Show S/R Zones” in the Visuals section to see SMT/SMC features.
- Set your account size and risk % for proper position sizing.
- Choose your preferred risk management and signal filtering options.
3. **Look for BUY/SELL labels on the chart.**
- These indicate high-confluence trade entries.
- The script will plot stop loss and take profit levels.
4. **Use the built-in strategy tester to review historical performance.**
5. **Set up alerts:** See below for details.
Features & Settings Explained
- Risk Management : Fixed % risk per trade, dynamic position sizing, trailing stops, breakeven, and adaptive targets.
- Signal Logic: Multi-factor scoring, cluster confluence, aggressive mode, candle color filter, and high conviction options.
- Advanced Filters: Bias gate, ambiguity skip, cooldown, adaptive stop modes, dynamic regime adjustment.
- Session & Volatility : Session filter, volatility gate, and dynamic position sizing.
- Visuals: All major overlays (liquidity, S/R, order blocks, FVGs, etc.) are OFF by default for clarity. Enable as needed in the Visuals section.
- Dashboard (Debug Panel): Built-in dashboard displays key signal metrics, scores, cluster counts, regime status, and trigger states directly on the chart. Enable it in the Visuals section by setting “Debug Panel Mode” to “Lite” or “Extended” and choose its position with “Debug Panel Position.”
- **Performance Tweaks:** Light MTF mode, max boxes/labels, and more.
How to enable SMT/SMC features
- Enable “Show Liquidity Zones (By TF)” for liquidity zones (SMT/SMC).
- Enable “Show S/R Zones” for support/resistance.
- Enable “Show Order Blocks” and “Show FVG” for order block and fair value gap visualization.
How to set alerts (Strategy Script)
On TradingView, strategy scripts do not allow you to select specific conditions like “Entry Buy” or “Entry Sell” in the alert dialog. Instead, you can only set a single alert for the entire strategy. Here’s how to do it:
1. Add the strategy to your chart.
2. Click the “Add Alert” (clock) icon at the top of TradingView.
3. In the alert dialog, select the strategy name as the condition (you will not see separate options for Entry Buy or Entry Sell).
4. The alert will trigger whenever the script generates a new buy or sell signal (as defined by the alert() function in the script).
5. Set your preferred alert actions (popup, email, webhook, etc.) and click “Create”.
Note: If you want separate alerts for buy and sell signals, you would need to use a companion indicator version of the script.
What strategy is this? How does it help?
This is a multi-factor, multi-timeframe confluence strategy. It helps traders by:
- Automating complex SMC/SMT and price action analysis.
- Managing risk and position size for you.
- Providing clear, actionable trade signals only when multiple factors align.
- Adapting to changing market regimes (trend/chop/volatility).
- Reducing emotional trading and overtrading.
Timeframes
- Works best on 5m, 15m, 30m, and 1H charts.
- Can be used on higher timeframes for swing trading.
- Lower timeframes (1m, 3m) may be noisier.
Does it repaint?
- The script is designed to avoid repainting. Signals are generated using confirmed bar data.
- Optional “Repaint Audit” mode is available for testing.
- Visual overlays (zones, FVGs, etc.) may update as new bars form, but trade signals do not repaint.
How long do signals show?
- Signals remain on the chart as long as the trade is active or until the next signal.
- Visual zones fade after a set number of bars (configurable).
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Supplemental Information
Author
- Script by lava_javaforum (Institutional Enhancement Strategy Variant).
- For support, contact via TradingView or the invite-only group.
Risk Management & Position Sizing
- All trades use fixed % risk per trade.
- Position size is calculated automatically.
- Dynamic sizing increases with higher conviction.
Track Record
- This is a strategy script with built-in backtesting.
- Past performance is shown in the TradingView strategy tester.
- No guarantee of future results; always forward-test before live trading.
Markets
- Designed for stocks, indices, futures, and options.
- Works on any liquid market and timeframe.
Leverage
- The script does not recommend or require leverage.
- Use leverage at your own risk.
Backtesting
- Fully backtestable in TradingView.
- Use the strategy tester to review historical performance.
Support
- Support is available for invite-only users.
- Contact the author for questions or troubleshooting.
Community
- You may contact other users in the invite-only group for feedback and tips.
Trial
- A trial period may be available for select users. Contact the author for details.
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Disclaimer
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It is NOT financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consult a financial advisor if needed.
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If you have any questions or need help with settings, contact the author directly. Happy trading!
Daily OHLC + Current High/LowThis indicator is a Dynamic Daily Levels Tracker designed to provide a clean, uncluttered view of significant price milestones from the previous and current trading days.
Unlike standard indicators that draw "staircase" lines across your entire chart history, this tool uses Pine Script's drawing engine to display levels only on the current live bar, extending them across the screen for a professional, high-end look.
Key Features
- Previous Day OHLC: Automatically fetches and plots the High, Low, Open, and Close from the previous daily candle.
- Current Day H/L: Tracks the real-time High and Low of the ongoing trading day.
- Full-Width Visualization: Lines extend across the entire chart (left-to-right), ensuring the levels are always visible regardless of where you are scrolling.
Dual Labeling System:
-On-Chart Labels: Names of the levels (e.g., "Previous High") are placed directly above the lines for instant identification.
- Price Axis Labels: The exact price values are reflected in color-coded bubbles on the right-hand Y-axis, matching the aesthetic of professional trading platforms.
- Customizable: Users can change the color, line thickness, and text size for every level to match their specific chart theme.
Why Traders Use This
These levels are often viewed as "psychological pivots." The Previous Day High and Low, in particular, are frequently used as areas of support and resistance or as triggers for breakout and mean-reversion strategies. By keeping only the most recent data visible, the indicator helps you focus on current price action without the distraction of historical lines.
SK System Indicator [Abusuhil]الوصف العربي اسفل الوصف الانجليزي
# SK System Indicator - User Guide
## 1. Introduction
The **SK System Indicator** is a comprehensive trading tool for TradingView, based on the principles outlined in the SK System book by Adel.Sheikh.Mkhanek. It is designed to identify high-probability trading setups by analyzing market structure through a unique sequence classification system.
The indicator automatically detects `ABC` patterns, classifies them into four types (III, IKI, KII, KKI), and highlights key trading zones (B, BC, WCL). It provides clear, non-repainting signals for pattern completion and zone entry, along with calculated targets and stop-loss levels.
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## 2. Core Concepts
### 2.1. ZigZag and ABC Pivots
The foundation of the system is a non-repainting ZigZag indicator that identifies confirmed market pivots. These pivots are labeled as A, B, and C to form the core pattern.
- **Confirmation Bars**: The indicator waits for a set number of bars (default is 2) to confirm a pivot, ensuring signals are stable and do not repaint.
### 2.2. Sequence Classification
Each `ABC` leg is classified as either **Impulsive (I)** or **Corrective (K)** based on its momentum. This results in four primary sequence types, each with its own trading logic:
| Sequence | Structure | Strength | Description |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **KKI** | Corrective-Corrective-Impulsive | ★★★★ (Strongest) | Indicates a strong potential reversal after a period of correction. |
| **KII** | Corrective-Impulsive-Impulsive | ★★★ | A common and reliable reversal pattern. |
| **IKI** | Impulsive-Corrective-Impulsive | ★★ | Suggests a continuation or complex correction. |
| **III** | Impulsive-Impulsive-Impulsive | ★ (Weakest) | Often indicates a strong trend that may continue. |
### 2.3. Trading Zones
The indicator projects three potential trading zones based on the `ABC` pivots:
- **B Zone**: A primary reversal area calculated from the A-B leg.
- **BC Zone**: A secondary zone calculated from the B-C leg, often preferred for certain sequence types.
- **WCL (Wave C Limit)**: The maximum expected limit for the C wave, acting as a final reversal area.
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## 3. Features & Signals
### 3.1. Pattern Completion Signal (Yellow Triangle)
- **What it is**: A yellow triangle that appears as soon as a valid SK sequence (ABC pattern) is confirmed.
- **Purpose**: It serves as an early alert that a potential trading setup is forming.
- **Timing**: Appears on the bar where the pattern is confirmed (after `Confirmation Bars`).
- **Non-Repainting**: This signal is permanent and does not move once printed.
### 3.2. Entry Signal (Green/Red Triangle)
- **What it is**: A green (buy) or red (sell) triangle that appears when the price enters one of the valid trading zones (B, BC, or WCL).
- **Purpose**: This is the primary signal to consider entering a trade.
- **Logic**: It appears **only once per sequence** to avoid clutter. It will not print another signal until a new, valid SK sequence is formed.
- **Non-Repainting**: This signal is permanent and does not repaint.
### 3.3. Simple Mode
- **Purpose**: To provide a clean, minimalist chart view for traders who prefer to focus only on signals and targets.
- **Function**: When enabled, it hides all boxes (B, BC, WCL), Fibonacci levels, and ABC sequence lines/labels.
- **What it shows**: Only the Pattern Completion Signal (yellow), the Entry Signal (green/red), and the Take Profit levels.
### 3.4. Historical Data
- **Show Historical Signals**: Displays all past Entry Signals (up to 100) that have been generated, allowing you to visually backtest the indicator's performance.
- **Show Historical SK Patterns**: Draws the last `X` number of completed SK patterns, including their ABC lines and zones. This is useful for studying how past patterns have played out.
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## 4. Settings Guide
- **General Settings**: Enable/disable the system, configure ZigZag sensitivity (`ZigZag Length`, `Confirmation Bars`), and select which sequence types to display (III, IKI, KII, KKI).
- **Signal Settings**: A unified section to control the appearance of **all** signals (Entry, Pattern Completion, and Historical).
- `Signal Style`: Choose between Triangle, Arrow, Circle, Diamond, or Label.
- `Signal Size`: Adjust the size from Tiny to Huge.
- `Buy/Sell Signal Color`: Customize the colors for buy and sell signals.
- **Simple Mode**: Enable/disable the minimalist mode and toggle the visibility of the yellow Pattern Completion Signal.
- **Historical Data**: Toggle the visibility of historical signals and patterns, and set the maximum number to display.
- **Display Settings (SK Boxes, Fibonacci, Labels)**: Fine-tune the visibility, colors, and styles of all visual elements like trading zones, Fibonacci levels, and ABC point labels.
- **Trading Logic**: Configure which trading zones (B, BC, WCL) are active for generating entry signals.
- **Targets & Risk**: Toggle the visibility of Take Profit (TP1, TP2, TP3) and Stop Loss (SL) levels and customize their appearance.
- **Alerts**: Enable or disable alerts for new sequence detection and zone entries.
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## 5. How to Use
1. **Wait for a Pattern Completion Signal (Yellow Triangle)**: This is your heads-up. A yellow triangle indicates a valid SK pattern has just been confirmed.
2. **Identify the Trading Zones**: Observe the B, BC, and WCL boxes to see where the price is likely to react.
3. **Wait for an Entry Signal (Green/Red Triangle)**: Do not trade on the yellow signal alone. Wait for the price to enter a valid zone and for a green (buy) or red (sell) triangle to appear. This is your confirmation to enter.
4. **Set Targets and Stop Loss**: Use the automatically drawn TP1, TP2, TP3, and SL lines to manage your trade.
5. **Use Simple Mode for Clarity**: If the chart is too busy, enable Simple Mode to hide everything except the essential signals and targets.
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# مؤشر SK System - دليل المستخدم
## 1. مقدمة
مؤشر **SK System** هو أداة تداول شاملة لمنصة TradingView، مبنية على المبادئ الموضحة في كتاب SK System للمؤلف عادل شيخ مكانيك. تم تصميم المؤشر لتحديد فرص التداول عالية الاحتمالية من خلال تحليل هيكل السوق باستخدام نظام فريد لتصنيف السيكونز (التسلسلات).
يقوم المؤشر تلقائيًا باكتشاف نماذج `ABC`، وتصنيفها إلى أربعة أنواع (III, IKI, KII, KKI)، وتسليط الضوء على مناطق التداول الرئيسية (B, BC, WCL). يوفر المؤشر إشارات واضحة لا تعيد رسم نفسها لاكتمال النموذج ودخول المناطق، بالإضافة إلى أهداف محسوبة ومستويات وقف الخسارة.
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## 2. المفاهيم الأساسية
### 2.1. ZigZag ونقاط ABC المحورية
أساس النظام هو مؤشر ZigZag لا يعيد رسم نفسه، والذي يحدد نقاط السوق المحورية المؤكدة. يتم تسمية هذه النقاط A, B, C لتشكيل النمط الأساسي.
- **شموع التأكيد (Confirmation Bars)**: ينتظر المؤشر عددًا محددًا من الشموع (الافتراضي هو 2) لتأكيد النقطة المحورية، مما يضمن استقرار الإشارات وعدم إعادة رسمها.
### 2.2. تصنيف السيكونز
يتم تصنيف كل ضلع من `ABC` إما **اندفاعي (I)** أو **تصحيحي (K)** بناءً على زخمه. ينتج عن هذا أربعة أنواع أساسية من السيكونز، لكل منها منطق تداول خاص به:
| السيكونز | الهيكل | القوة | الوصف |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **KKI** | تصحيحي-تصحيحي-اندفاعي | ★★★★ (الأقوى) | يشير إلى انعكاس محتمل قوي بعد فترة من التصحيح. |
| **KII** | تصحيحي-اندفاعي-اندفاعي | ★★★ | نمط انعكاس شائع وموثوق. |
| **IKI** | اندفاعي-تصحيحي-اندفاعي | ★★ | يشير إلى استمرار أو تصحيح معقد. |
| **III** | اندفاعي-اندفاعي-اندفاعي | ★ (الأضعف) | غالبًا ما يشير إلى اتجاه قوي قد يستمر. |
### 2.3. مناطق التداول
يعرض المؤشر ثلاث مناطق تداول محتملة بناءً على نقاط `ABC`:
- **منطقة B**: منطقة انعكاس أولية تُحسب من الضلع A-B.
- **منطقة BC**: منطقة ثانوية تُحسب من الضلع B-C، وغالبًا ما تكون مفضلة لأنواع معينة من السيكونز.
- **منطقة WCL (حد الموجة C)**: الحد الأقصى المتوقع للموجة C، وتعمل كمنطقة انعكاس أخيرة.
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## 3. الميزات والإشارات
### 3.1. إشارة اكتمال النموذج (المثلث الأصفر)
- **ما هي**: مثلث أصفر يظهر بمجرد تأكيد سيكونز SK صالح (نموذج ABC).
- **الغرض**: تعمل كتنبيه مبكر على أن فرصة تداول محتملة تتشكل.
- **التوقيت**: تظهر على الشمعة التي يتم فيها تأكيد النموذج (بعد `Confirmation Bars`).
- **لا تعيد رسم نفسها**: هذه الإشارة دائمة ولا تتحرك بمجرد طباعتها.
### 3.2. إشارة الدخول (المثلث الأخضر/الأحمر)
- **ما هي**: مثلث أخضر (شراء) أو أحمر (بيع) يظهر عندما يدخل السعر إحدى مناطق التداول الصالحة (B, BC, أو WCL).
- **الغرض**: هذه هي الإشارة الرئيسية التي يجب أخذها في الاعتبار لدخول صفقة.
- **المنطق**: تظهر **مرة واحدة فقط لكل سيكونز** لتجنب الفوضى. لن تطبع إشارة أخرى حتى يتم تشكيل سيكونز SK جديد وصالح.
- **لا تعيد رسم نفسها**: هذه الإشارة دائمة ولا تعيد رسم نفسها.
### 3.3. الوضع المبسط (Simple Mode)
- **الغرض**: توفير عرض شارت نظيف وبسيط للمتداولين الذين يفضلون التركيز فقط على الإشارات والأهداف.
- **الوظيفة**: عند تفعيله، يخفي جميع الصناديق (B, BC, WCL)، ومستويات الفيبوناتشي، وخطوط وتسميات ABC.
- **ماذا يعرض**: فقط إشارة اكتمال النموذج (صفراء)، وإشارة الدخول (خضراء/حمراء)، ومستويات جني الأرباح.
### 3.4. البيانات التاريخية
- **عرض الإشارات التاريخية**: يعرض جميع إشارات الدخول السابقة (حتى 100) التي تم إنشاؤها، مما يتيح لك اختبار أداء المؤشر بصريًا.
- **عرض نماذج SK التاريخية**: يرسم آخر `X` عدد من نماذج SK المكتملة، بما في ذلك خطوط ABC والمناطق الخاصة بها. هذا مفيد لدراسة كيفية أداء النماذج السابقة.
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## 4. دليل الإعدادات
- **الإعدادات العامة (General Settings)**: تفعيل/تعطيل النظام، ضبط حساسية ZigZag (`ZigZag Length`, `Confirmation Bars`)، واختيار أنواع السيكونز المراد عرضها (III, IKI, KII, KKI).
- **إعدادات الإشارات (Signal Settings)**: قسم موحد للتحكم في مظهر **جميع** الإشارات (الدخول، اكتمال النموذج، والتاريخية).
- `Signal Style`: اختر بين مثلث، سهم، دائرة، معين، أو تسمية.
- `Signal Size`: اضبط الحجم من صغير جدًا إلى ضخم.
- `Buy/Sell Signal Color`: خصص ألوان إشارات الشراء والبيع.
- **الوضع المبسط (Simple Mode)**: تفعيل/تعطيل الوضع البسيط والتحكم في رؤية إشارة اكتمال النموذج الصفراء.
- **البيانات التاريخية (Historical Data)**: التحكم في رؤية الإشارات والنماذج التاريخية، وتحديد الحد الأقصى للعدد المعروض.
- **إعدادات العرض (Display Settings)**: ضبط دقيق للرؤية والألوان والأنماط لجميع العناصر المرئية مثل مناطق التداول ومستويات الفيبوناتشي وتسميات نقاط ABC.
- **منطق التداول (Trading Logic)**: تحديد مناطق التداول (B, BC, WCL) النشطة لتوليد إشارات الدخول.
- **الأهداف والمخاطر (Targets & Risk)**: التحكم في رؤية مستويات جني الأرباح (TP1, TP2, TP3) ووقف الخسارة (SL) وتخصيص مظهرها.
- **التنبيهات (Alerts)**: تفعيل أو تعطيل التنبيهات عند اكتشاف سيكونز جديد ودخول المناطق.
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## 5. كيفية الاستخدام
1. **انتظر إشارة اكتمال النموذج (المثلث الأصفر)**: هذا هو تنبيهك المسبق. يشير المثلث الأصفر إلى أنه تم للتو تأكيد نمط SK صالح.
2. **حدد مناطق التداول**: راقب صناديق B, BC, WCL لترى أين من المحتمل أن يتفاعل السعر.
3. **انتظر إشارة الدخول (المثلث الأخضر/الأحمر)**: لا تتداول على الإشارة الصفراء وحدها. انتظر حتى يدخل السعر منطقة صالحة وظهور مثلث أخضر (شراء) أو أحمر (بيع). هذا هو تأكيدك للدخول.
4. **حدد الأهداف ووقف الخسارة**: استخدم خطوط TP1, TP2, TP3, و SL المرسومة تلقائيًا لإدارة صفقتك.
5. **استخدم الوضع المبسط للوضوح**: إذا كان الشارت مزدحمًا، قم بتمكين الوضع المبسط لإخفاء كل شيء باستثناء الإشارات والأهداف الأساسية.
TrendPulse v2 (No Repaint) by The Blessed Trader Ph.1. What TrendPulse v2 is
TrendPulse v2 is a trend-following indicator built with EMA (Exponential Moving Average), RSI (Relative Strength Index), and optionally VWAP.
It’s designed to:
Detect new trend signals – when price starts moving above or below EMAs with supporting momentum.
Show continuation of trends – small markers along EMAs indicate that the trend is still strong.
Filter false signals – using RSI to make sure momentum is in your favor, and VWAP to trade in the main market direction.
Visualize trend strength – the colors fade for weaker trends and brighten for stronger ones.
Key Components
Component What it is Purpose
EMA High / EMA Low 20-period EMA of highs and lows Trend detection zone
RSI 20-period Relative Strength Index Measures momentum; ensures trend is strong enough
VWAP Volume Weighted Average Price Optional filter to only trade in the direction of the “main” market trend
New Signal Triangles Up/Down triangles on chart Indicates a new long or short signal
Continuation Circles Circles along EMA Shows trend is ongoing and strong
Fading Colors Color transparency based on RSI strength Quickly see trend strength visually
2. How it generates signals
Long (Buy) Signals
Triggered when all these conditions are met:
Price crosses above the EMA High (trend starting up).
RSI > 50 – momentum is bullish.
If VWAP filter is on: price must be above VWAP.
Only triggers once per trend (prevents repeated alerts).
A green triangle appears below the bar.
Continuation: While the trend continues, small lime circles appear along EMA High. The color intensity shows how strong the RSI momentum is.
Short (Sell) Signals
Triggered when:
Price crosses below the EMA Low (trend starting down).
RSI < 50 – momentum is bearish.
If VWAP filter is on: price must be below VWAP.
Only triggers once per trend.
A red triangle appears above the bar.
Continuation: Small orange circles appear along EMA Low to show ongoing bearish trend.
Trend Strength Fading
Strong trend: bright, solid color.
Weak trend: faded color (more transparent).
This helps you see whether the trend is likely to continue or may reverse soon.
3. How to use TrendPulse in trading
Here’s a practical step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Choose your chart settings
Default EMA: 20
RSI: 20
RSI threshold: 50
VWAP: optional
Continuation signals: optional
For volatile markets (crypto, small-cap stocks), you may adjust EMA to 10-15 and RSI to 14 for quicker signals.
For slower markets (large-cap stocks, forex), EMA 20-50 and RSI 20-30 work better.
Step 2: Watch for new signals
Green triangle below bar: consider a long (buy) entry.
Red triangle above bar: consider a short (sell) entry.
Always confirm with trend context or other indicators if you want extra safety.
Step 3: Check trend strength
Bright circles along EMA = strong trend.
Faded circles = weaker trend, higher risk of reversal.
Step 4: Optional VWAP filter
Only take trades in the direction of the VWAP:
Longs above VWAP
Shorts below VWAP
Reduces false signals in sideways markets.
Step 5: Alerts
You can set TradingView alerts for new triangles or continuation markers.
Useful for letting you know when a trend starts or is continuing.
Step 6: Exiting a trade
TrendPulse does not give exact exits, but common strategies:
Exit when the opposite signal appears (triangle on the other side).
Use EMA Low/High as trailing stop (EMA Low for longs, EMA High for shorts).
Use RSI weakening (approaching 50 from strong trend) to scale out.
4. Tips
Works best on trending markets; can give false signals in choppy sideways markets.
Combine with volume or support/resistance zones for better accuracy.
Use alerts instead of staring at the chart all day.
In short:
TrendPulse = EMA cross trend detection + RSI momentum filter + optional VWAP direction + continuation markers for trend strength.
It helps you enter trends early and see if the trend is still strong, without cluttering your chart.
TrendPulse v2 Cheat Sheet
Symbol / Color What It Means How to Use
Green Triangle (▲) below bar New Long (Buy) Signal Price crossed above EMA High, RSI > 50, optionally above VWAP. Consider entering a long position.
Red Triangle (▼) above bar New Short (Sell) Signal Price crossed below EMA Low, RSI < 50, optionally below VWAP. Consider entering a short position.
Lime Circle along EMA High Long Continuation Trend is still bullish. Color intensity shows strength (bright = strong, faded = weak). Use as confirmation to hold or add to long.
Orange Circle along EMA Low Short Continuation Trend is still bearish. Color intensity shows strength. Use as confirmation to hold or add to short.
Faded Green Fill between EMAs Trend Zone Indicates the “channel” where bullish trend is active. Price above EMA High = strong long; below EMA Low = strong short.
VWAP line (orange) Market Trend Filter If Use VWAP is on, only take trades in the direction of VWAP: above VWAP = bullish, below VWAP = bearish.
Color Intensity of Circles Trend Strength Bright = RSI closer to extremes → strong trend. Faded = RSI closer to 50 → weaker trend.
Background (optional) — Can be used to highlight strong trends (future upgrade).
How to Read the Chart Quickly
Look for triangles – these are your potential entries.
Check VWAP (if on) – confirm price is in the main trend direction.
Check continuation circles – bright circles = strong trend, faded = trend may weaken soon.
Use EMA High/Low – for stops or trailing exit:
Long: stop below EMA Low
Short: stop above EMA High
Ignore weak signals – faded circles + RSI near 50 = trend may not continue.
Quick Visual Example
Bullish Example:
Green triangle appears below bar
Price above EMA High
RSI = 65
Bright lime circles along EMA High
✅ Strong trend, consider entering long
Bearish Example:
Red triangle above bar
Price below EMA Low
RSI = 35
Bright orange circles along EMA Low
✅ Strong trend, consider entering short
Weak Trend / Sideways Market:
Triangle appears but RSI ~50
Circles faded or absent
⚠️ Signal less reliable – wait for confirmation
