Key FundamentalsMy name is Dr. Alamgir and I wrote this script for my own use to visualize key fundamental data points in a crisp and compact tabulated format on the chart.
This might be helpful, if you are using CANSLIM type of trading or investing strategies with a combination of both technical chart and fundamental data analysis. Personally, I am a swing trader and I designed it accordingly.
I have used short form of below parameters in the table to make it compact and readable.
Market Cap == MCap in thousand crores (K cr).
Color: Red < 1K cr
EPS == last quarter's Earnings Per Share in rupees
Color: Red < 0
Earnings% == It represents Year on Year (YoY) Quarterly Earnings Growth for last three quarters (Q3, Q2, Q1) in percentage term
Color code: Red < 0, Yellow > 25%, Green >= 50
Sales% == It represents Year on Year (YoY) Quarterly Sales Growth for last three quarters (Q3, Q2, Q1) in percentage term
Color code: Red < 0, Yellow > 25%, Green >= 50
ROE == Return on Equity of last quarter in percentage term
Color code: Cyan > 20%, Green >= 50
OPM == Operating Profit Margin of last quarter in percentage term
Color code: Cyan > 20%, Green >= 50
DVol == Daily Volume divide by Average Volume defined by "Volume Avg Length" in settings. You can change this default value 100. Final number is shown in multiples. For example 7x means on that day volume is 7 time larger than usual average volume.
Color code: Green >= 2x
VolX == Highest volume among previous 100 days divided by average volume. Final number is shown in multiples as shown in DVol.
Color code: Green >= 10x
Average Volume is calculated for previous 100 trading days.
avg_vol = (v1 + v2 + v3 + . . . . . . . + v100) / 100
How to read DVol and VolX ?
For example 0.5x in DVol column tells that only half or 50% volume has been traded till now compared to average volume. Similarly, 5x represents 5 times higher (i.e. 500%) volume than average volume.
₹Vol (Cr) = Price X Average Volume (in crore)
This number tells how many crores of money on average flows in and out daily in this stock. It shows you liquidity as well as difficulty level to manipulate this stock. This is very imprtant and Higher is better.
Color code: Red < 2 crores
Hope this will be helpful and will appreciate your feedback.
Indicators and strategies
ALGO DEUS | PRECISION TIME MACHINEALGO DEUS | PRECISION TIME MACHINE
The surgical position simulator that integrates your personal money management.
Description
ALGO DEUS | Precision Time Machine is not just another standard Risk/Reward tool. It is a visual engineering instrument designed for serious traders (specifically Futures MNQ/MES) who demand absolute precision in their post-session analysis or live trade planning.
The Algo Deus Time Machine allows you to travel back through your chart history to place a trade simulation at the exact minute, capturing the precise opening price of the selected candle.
Key Features
Dual Mode (Live & History): By default, the tool displays on the current price for instant planning. Toggle "History Mode" to project your strategies onto any specific candle from the past.
Automatic Profit Calculator: Simply enter your target in Dollars ($) and the number of contracts. The algorithm instantly calculates your Take Profit and Stop Loss levels based on the asset's tick value (e.g., $0.5 for MNQ).
Minute-Level Precision: Thanks to optimized temporal integration, you can target a specific time (e.g., 4:05 PM) to analyze market reaction using your exact risk management parameters.
"Algo Deus" Sleek Interface: High-visibility display with translucent color blocks for a clear price reading without cluttering your candles.
How to use it?
Live: Perfect for visualizing your financial goals before executing a trade.
Backtest: Check "Enable History Mode," set the exact minute of your past setup, and observe whether your TP or SL would have been hit.
EMA Distance BandsEMA Distance Bands
Use EMA Distance Bands to visualize historical price extension directly on your chart by translating percentage-based distance statistics into multi-tier adaptive price envelopes around a reference EMA.
These bands represent normal vs extreme price behavior relative to a higher-timeframe EMA, giving traders quantitative context about how far price is stretched from its structural mean.
Timeframe-agnostic, the indicator works across all chart and EMA timeframe combinations, making it versatile for scalping, intraday, and swing trading.
✂️ What It Does
- Plots a selectable EMA from any timeframe on your chart
- Measures percentage distance between price and the EMA
- Computes average and standard deviation of this distance over a configurable lookback
- Converts these statistics into price-based bands:
- 0.5σ band → minor deviations / “normal range”
- 1σ band → typical daily/weekly variation
- 2σ band → rare/extreme price extensions
- Shades the “normal range” for visual clarity
Bitcoin Daily Chart vs Weekly EMA
🔦Intention:
EMA Distance Bands are designed to answer the question:
“Where does price normally trade, and how extreme is the current deviation from the structural mean?”
Unlike a simple moving average envelope, the bands quantify rarity, giving traders a clear sense of statistical stretch.
✨ Key Features:
- Timeframe-agnostic EMA reference
- Multi-tier bands (0.5σ, 1σ, 2σ) for granular context
- Dynamic shading of normal range
- Numeric insight: compare current distance vs historical standard deviation
- Non-repainting, fully historical
- Clean on-chart visualization
- Works across all instruments and chart timeframes
📚 How to Read It
Price inside 1σ band → normal, statistically expected range
Price between 1σ and 2σ → stretched, may revert
Price outside 2σ band → extreme, rare price extensions
Compare with EMA Distance Index oscillator to see exact numeric distance relative to current bands
Bitcoin 1h chart vs 4h EMA
📈 Best Practices
- EMA timeframe should be equal to or higher than chart timeframe
- Use for context, risk framing, and identifying stretched conditions
- Combine with chart structure, VWAP, or volume for discretionary signals
- Adjust lookback based on chart timeframe for meaningful bands
🎹 Common Use Cases
- Identify mean-reversion opportunities
- Detect intraday or swing overextensions
- Evaluate trend pullbacks vs session/daily context
- Risk framing and stop placement
- Volatility regime awareness
🛠️ Settings Overview
- EMA Length – period of the reference EMA
- EMA Timeframe – timeframe of EMA calculation (scalable across charts)
- Lookback Bars – number of chart bars used to compute average and standard deviation
🖥️ Why This Is Powerful
This enhanced band system turns your EMA reference into a quantitative envelope, showing where price usually is, how extreme it is currently, and providing numeric and visual context in one tool.
Paired with the EMA Distance Index oscillator, it forms a complete framework for assessing price location and statistical stretch across any timeframe.
⚠️ Disclaimer:
EMA Distance Bands are intended for contextual and statistical analysis of price relative to a selected EMA. The bands illustrate typical ranges and extreme deviations, but do not constitute trade recommendations.
Market conditions can change rapidly, and historical patterns or standard deviations do not predict future price movements. Users are responsible for their own decisions, including risk management, trade execution, and capital allocation.
The developer is not liable for any losses or damages resulting from the use of this indicator. By using this tool, you accept full responsibility for your trading actions.
If you'd like access or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me directly via DM.
SMA 2 & SMA 12 configurables + alertesEnjoy to use this indicator used in Powertrade community.
Thanks to Patrick, for his community.
It's a powerfull signal for sell and buy.
When the SMA 2 days goes above the SMA 12 days, it's a buy signal.
When the SMA 2 days goes below the SMA 12 days, it's a sell signal.
I recommand too, the use of : jeremiefranklin1 indicator based on 2 DEMA 20 + Choch patterns by BigBeluga + daily Candle by Natantia.
This combination will give you a really powerfull trading setup to earn lots of money with different trading assets.
Have fun.
Clear TICK [YH]Clear TICK is a lightweight, at-a-glance market breadth indicator designed to display the NYSE TICK ( USI:TICK ) feed (TradingView symbol `USI:TICK`) in a floating “status window” on your chart. Its primary purpose is to give you an immediate read on intraday buying versus selling pressure by showing a single, continuously updating TICK value labeled as `TICK: `. Rather than plotting a full oscillator pane, it keeps the chart clean while still providing actionable breadth context—particularly useful for index traders (SPX/ES, NQ, YM) and anyone timing entries/exits around internal market strength.
To reduce noise and avoid overreacting to single, transient spikes, the displayed value is the **simple moving average (SMA) of the last N TICK samples**, where **N is configurable**. By default, **N = 3**, meaning the indicator smooths the raw TICK feed with a short SMA to provide a steadier signal while remaining responsive. The indicator then applies threshold logic to categorize conditions as **Neutral** when the smoothed TICK is between **-150 and 150**, **Bullish** when it is **greater than 150**, and **Bearish** when it is **less than -150**. These categories drive the background/foreground styling of the floating window, making regime changes immediately visible.
All visual styling is configurable in the indicator settings. You can set the **window position** (Top Right by default, with Top Left / Bottom Right / Bottom Left options) and customize both **background and foreground (text) colors** independently for Neutral, Bullish, and Bearish states. The defaults are: **Neutral** = light gray background with **white** text, **Bullish** = light green background with **black** text, and **Bearish** = red background with **white** text. This ensures the text remains readable across states while preserving a clear visual association between regime and color.
Typical use cases include validating breakouts (bullish breadth confirmation when TICK is persistently above the bullish threshold), filtering mean reversion entries (e.g., avoiding long fades when breadth remains strongly bullish), and timing risk management decisions (e.g., tightening stops when the indicator flips bearish during a long). Because it is smoothed, it is well-suited to traders who want breadth confirmation without constant flicker. For faster sensitivity, reduce N (e.g., 1–2); for a calmer, more “regime” oriented read, increase N (e.g., 5–10), depending on your trading timeframe and tolerance for noise.
Your feedback is appreciated!
Happy trading,
Yuval Haspel.
EMA Distance IndexEMA Distance Index
EMA Distance Index measures how far price is extended from a structurally important exponential moving average calculated on a user-selected timeframe. It quantifies price location in percentage terms and compares current conditions to historical norms.
This indicator is timeframe-agnostic and works on any chart timeframe, making it a versatile tool for scalping, intraday, and swing trading.
✂️ What It Does:
- Compares current chart timeframe price to an EMA from a selectable timeframe
- Calculates the percentage distance between price and that EMA
- Computes a rolling average distance to establish historical norms
- Displays this information in a clean oscillator pane
Bitcoin 1h chart vs 4h EMA
🔦 Intention:
EMA Distance Index is designed to answer:
“How far is price from its structural mean, relative to what’s normal?”
Rather than predicting direction, it provides objective context about price location and extension.
✨ Key Features:
- Timeframe-agnostic (works on any chart)
- User-selectable EMA timeframe
- Percentage-based (volatility aware)
- Non-repainting
- Lightweight and fast
- Suitable for discretionary and systematic traders
Bitcoin Daily chart vs Weekly EMA
📈 Best Practices:
- EMA timeframe should be equal to or higher than chart timeframe
- Use as a context tool, not a standalone signal
- Adjust lookback length based on chart timeframe
- Combine with structure, VWAP, or volume analysis
📚 Common Use Cases
- Mean-reversion context
- Overextension identification
- Trend pullback evaluation
- Risk framing and trade location
- Volatility regime awareness
🛠️ Settings Overview
- EMA Length: Period used for EMA calculation
- EMA Timeframe: Timeframe on which EMA is calculated
- Lookback Bars: Number of chart bars used for averaging
⚠️ Disclaimer:
EMA Distance Index is an educational and informational tool that visualizes the distance between price and a selected EMA. It does not provide buy, sell, or trading signals, and should not be used as the sole basis for trading decisions.
Users are responsible for their own trades and risk management. Past performance, averages, or historical data do not guarantee future results. Always consider market structure, risk tolerance, and other technical/fundamental factors before taking any action.
The developer assumes no liability for any losses or damages resulting from the use of this indicator. By using this indicator, you acknowledge and accept these terms.
If you'd like access or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me directly via DM.
BT Cumulative Delta ContextBT CDC — Cumulative Delta Change (Volume Momentum)
Overview
BT CDC (Cumulative Delta Change) measures the rate of change in volume participation , not raw volume or cumulative delta itself.
In simple terms, CDC answers one question:
“Is buying or selling pressure accelerating, decelerating, or stalling?”
Where CVD shows who is holding inventory , CDC shows whether that inventory is still being added to . This distinction is critical in professional trading.
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Inputs Summary
• Delta Source – Determines how volume imbalance is estimated
• Smoothing / Lookback – Controls sensitivity to short-term vs sustained momentum shifts
• Normalization (if enabled) – Allows comparison across sessions or assets
Default settings are designed to balance responsiveness with stability for intraday futures.
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Visual Elements
• Color-coded histogram or waveform
– Positive values indicate increasing buying pressure
– Negative values indicate increasing selling pressure
• Zero line reference
– Above zero: positive participation momentum
– Below zero: negative participation momentum
Visual emphasis is placed on changes in slope and peaks , not just crossings.
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How Traders Use CDC Effectively
CDC is best used to identify advantageous periods for trading , not individual entries.
Common professional-style uses include:
• Pressing trades only when CDC supports continuation
• Avoiding breakouts when CDC is decaying
• Fading moves when CDC spikes fail to convert into sustained momentum
• Standing down during flat CDC environments (low participation)
CDC is especially effective during:
• Session opens
• Volatility regime changes
• Trend transitions
• Range-to-trend or trend-to-range shifts
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How CDC Relates to Professional Trading Desks
Professional trading desks rarely make decisions based on absolute volume or delta alone. Instead, they focus on:
• Changes in participation
• Acceleration vs exhaustion of pressure
• Whether initiative activity is increasing or fading
CDC is a retail-accessible approximation of what institutional desks refer to as:
• Order flow acceleration
• Liquidity-taking rate changes
• Participation momentum
Directional systematic funds, CTAs, and intraday macro traders use similar concepts to determine when markets are in trend-permissive states versus balanced or rotational states.
CDC is not used as a “buy/sell trigger.” It is used as a permission filter that determines whether directional trades should be pressed, faded, or avoided.
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What CDC Signals
Rising CDC
• Participation is accelerating
• Initiative activity is increasing
• Directional continuation is more likely
• Pullback trades have higher expectancy
Flattening CDC
• Participation is no longer expanding
• Inventory is being digested or distributed
• Breakouts become fragile
• Range behavior becomes more likely
Falling CDC
• Momentum is decaying
• Exhaustion risk increases
• Fades and mean reversion gain edge
CDC is most powerful when read alongside price location (VWAP, ranges, structure) and cumulative delta (CVD).
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Who Uses Similar Tools & Methods
While CDC is not a standardized retail indicator, its logic is widely used by:
• Directional systematic futures funds
• CTA-style intraday and swing traders
• Macro desks trading index futures
• Volatility and regime-based strategies
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Important Notes
• CDC is a context and regime tool , not a signal generator
• Best used in combination with CVD, VWAP, structure, and volatility
• Most valuable when aligned with time-of-day and session behavior
CDC helps traders align with periods when professional participation is expanding—and avoid trading when it is not.
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TradEdge Final AlgoThis script is designed for traders who want to improve their trading skills and excel in their journey. The primary focus is on effective risk management and staying aligned with market trends. If you're looking to build the psychology and mindset needed to implement this strategy successfully, this script is for you.
For more details or if you have any questions, feel free to reach out at 855-708-9757.
Push3 V5Divergence in trading charts signals potential trend reversals by showing a mismatch between price action and an oscillator indicator. There are two main types: regular divergence (predicting trend exhaustion) and hidden divergence (suggesting trend continuation). Regular bearish divergence occurs when price makes a higher high, but the indicator (like RSI or MACD) forms a lower high, indicating weakening upward momentum. Conversely, regular bullish divergence appears when price prints a lower low, but the indicator forms a higher low, hinting at slowing downward momentum. Hidden bearish divergence happens during a pullback in an uptrend where price makes a higher low, but the indicator shows a lower low, suggesting the uptrend will resume. Hidden bullish divergence occurs in a downtrend pullback where price forms a lower high, but the indicator makes a higher high, implying the downtrend will continue. Divergence is a powerful warning tool, but it should always be confirmed with other analysis techniques, as acting on it alone can lead to false signals.
EMA Ribbon WWL📊 EMA Ribbon
EMA Ribbon (Clean – No Background) is a minimalist, professional trend-identification indicator designed for traders who value clarity, structure, and price action over visual clutter.
This ribbon uses multiple exponential moving averages aligned by trend and does not use any background shading or cloud fill, keeping the chart clean and easy to read — ideal for discretionary and higher-timeframe traders.
🔹 How It Works
The ribbon is built from multiple EMAs that align and change color based on market direction.
Green EMAs indicate a bullish trend.
Red EMAs indicate a bearish trend.
A 200 EMA acts as the higher-timeframe trend anchor.
🎯 Best Use Cases
Identify primary market trend
Trade pullbacks into the EMA ribbon
Avoid choppy, sideways markets
Works well on Crypto, Forex, Indices, and Commodities
Recommended timeframes: 15m, 1H, 4H, Daily
Metodo 50x do Trindade
Introducing my latest indicator, specifically designed for 4-hour (4H) and 1-day (1D) charts. This indicator is a powerful tool that signals trend reversals, allowing you to buy and sell with confidence!
🌟 Highlights:
Trend Reversal: Identify reversal points before the market moves!
Profitability: Maximize your profits by taking advantage of the best entry and exit opportunities.
Easy to Use: Intuitive interface for traders of all levels.
Proven Results: Works in the market to increase your chances of success!
Don't waste any more time! Use this indicator to print dollars intelligently and effectively. Follow me for more tips and updates!
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SMC ELITE V5 [by Oday]SMC ELITE V5: The Algorithm Killer
Stop trading like a retailer. Start thinking like an institution. 🏦
The SMC ELITE V5 isn't just an indicator; it's a complete Institutional Trading System on your chart. We have reverse-engineered the logic of high-frequency algorithms to show you exactly where the "Smart Money" is stacking orders. No noise. No lag. Just pure Price Action.
⚡ Why Traders Are Switching to SMC ELITE?
🎯 Sniper Entries: Our new Refined OB logic identifies the exact "Origin Candle" of the move, giving you entries with almost zero drawdown. 🧲 Magnet FVGs: Unmitigated Fair Value Gaps now extend indefinitely. Watch price react to these hidden zones like magic. 🧠 AI-Grade Filtering: The system automatically filters out low-quality zones. If it's on your chart, it's worth trading. 🛡️ Trap Detection: See "Inducement" levels clearly so you never get stopped out before the real move happens.
📊 What’s Inside?
✅ Real-Time Structure Mapping: BOS & CHoCH (Internal & Swing) ✅ Premium & Discount Zones: Auto-Fibonacci levels ✅ Smart Order Blocks: Filtered by volume & momentum ✅ Liquidity Grabs: Buy Side & Sell Side liquidity sweeps ✅ Multi-Timeframe Ready: Works perfectly on M1 to H4
Gold Seasonality Pro [Sultan]Discover high-probability monthly cycles with the Sultan Seasonality Dashboard. This tool analyzes years of historical data to reveal the bullish and bearish tendencies of any asset, specifically optimized for Gold (XAUUSD) traders.
The Power of Time-Based Edge In trading, "When" is just as important as "Where." The Sultan Seasonality Dashboard Pro is a data-mining tool that scans historical monthly closes to identify recurring seasonal patterns. By understanding how an asset has performed over the last 10–20 years during a specific month, traders can align their bias with long-term institutional cycles.
How It Works (Logic & Originality) Unlike static charts, this script uses a dynamic String-Passing Engine inside a request.security call. This allows the script to fetch Monthly (1M) data even if you are viewing a 5-minute or 15-minute chart.
Win Rate Calculation: It calculates the percentage of times a month closed higher (Bull %) vs. lower (Bear %).
Average Displacement: It shows the average percentage move for each month, helping you set realistic monthly targets.
Zero-Repaint Technology: Built with lookahead=barmerge.lookahead_off to ensure that historical data stays accurate and is not influenced by future prices.
Features:
Any Timeframe Compatibility: Works on any chart without losing the monthly context.
Custom Lookback: Analyze the last 5, 10, or even 20 years of history.
Real-Time Highlight: The dashboard automatically highlights the current month so you can quickly see the historical odds for your active trades.
How to use:
If Jan shows a 70% Bullish tendency and you are in a long trade, you have historical probability on your side.
Use the Avg Move to gauge if the current month’s volatility is normal or exhausted.
Swing Confluence SystemA professional-grade Smart Money Concepts (SMC) confluence indicator combining institutional tools, multi-factor filters, macro bias, trap detection, and automatic risk management. Designed for swing and intraday traders seeking high-probability setups with robust noise filtering.
This indicator visualizes order blocks, fair value gaps, support/resistance zones, trend lines, session VWAP, and a comprehensive dashboard. It includes dynamic confluence scoring, institutional volume detection, chop/dead zone filters, high-liquidity session restriction, and an auto-calculating position size tool.
Ideal for forex, indices, metals, oil, stocks, and crypto.
Key Features
Institutional Tools: Order Blocks (OB) with retest detection, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), Session VWAP
Market Structure: Automatic Support/Resistance zones with dynamic flip, auto trend lines, structure cycle label (Bull/Bear/Range/Expand)
Advanced Filters: Choppiness Index, ADX trend strength, relative volume dead zones, higher timeframe trend alignment, high-liquidity session filter (London/NY)
Macro Fundamental Bias: Multi-factor dashboard using DXY, US10Y, VIX, S&P500 with asset-class specific logic (forex, gold, risk currencies, crypto)
Trap Detection: Retail exhaustion traps + VWAP fakeout logic with visual labels
Confluence System: Point-based scoring with structure bonuses (OB/FVG/EMA/VWAP bounces) and customizable alert threshold
Risk Management: Auto lot size calculator based on account balance, risk %, ATR stop distance, leverage, and contract size detection
Dashboard: Real-time analysis panel with status, scores, trend, bias, volume state, session, and active confluences
Alerts: Dynamic confluence alerts, high-confluence trap alerts, macro bias shift alerts
Inputs & Settings Explained
💰 Money Management (Auto-Calc)
Lot Size Mode: Auto detects contract size (e.g., 100000 for forex, 100 for gold/oil) or manual fixed size
Account Balance / Risk %: Used to calculate position size
Stop Loss Width: ATR multiplier for risk distance
Show Stop Loss Lines: Toggle dotted ATR-based stop lines
🏦 Leverage Settings
Custom leverage values for accurate margin calculation across asset classes (auto-detected).
Fundamental (Macro Dashboard)
Use Multi-Factor Bias: Enable/disable macro filtering
Analyzes DXY strength, yields, VIX (risk-off), S&P500 (risk-on) with tailored logic for JPY, AUD/NZD/CAD, Gold, Crypto, and others
Displays bias text/color and allows/blocks longs/shorts accordingly
Institutional Tools
Session VWAP: Cumulative daily VWAP for trend/filtering
Fair Value Gaps: Standard 3-candle imbalance gaps
Order Blocks
Bullish/Bearish OBs after Break of Structure (BOS)
Retest detection with "ACTIVE ZONE" label
Proximity bonus for confluence
🛡️ CHOP & NOISE FILTERS
Choppiness Index: Filters ranging markets (gray background when choppy)
Low Volume/Dead Markets: Relative volume filter
Trend Filter Settings
Trend EMA: 200 EMA (fallback if VWAP off)
ADX: Requires rising ADX > threshold for strong trend
Higher Timeframe Filter: Daily EMA alignment
Institutional Volume Multiplier: Adaptive threshold for "institutional" volume detection
Strategy Trigger Settings
MACD confluence with 50/100/200 EMAs displayed
Session Filter
Only Allow Signals in High Liquidity Sessions: Restricts alerts/traps to London (08:00-12:00 UTC) or New York (13:30-17:00 UTC)
Support & Resistance (TUNED)
Pivot-based zones with configurable sensitivity and width
Dynamic color flip (support ↔ resistance)
Trend Lines (Auto)
Connects recent swing highs/lows
🔔 Notifications
Min Confluences to Alert: Threshold for confluence alerts (1-5)
How to Use
Add to Chart: Apply on 1 hr timeframe.
Interpret Dashboard (middle-left panel):
Status: Green "READY" when all filters pass and score is decent
Scores: Raw potential vs final tradeable (red/green if ≥75)
Trend / HTF: Current and daily direction
Fund Bias: Macro context
Volume: Institutional/Retail/Trap states
Session: Active or waiting
Active Conf: Confluence count and structure hits
LOTS / Margin: Auto-calculated position size
Wait for Confluence Alerts:
Set alert on "🔔 Any Confluence Alert" for dynamic messages
Additional alerts for traps and bias shifts
Trade Logic:
Look for high confluence (≥ threshold) in direction of trend + macro bias
Bonus for OB retest, FVG fill, EMA/VWAP bounce
Trap labels highlight potential reversals
Use ATR stop lines as reference (hl2 ± ATR × multiplier)
Risk Management:
Input your balance/risk % — lots auto-calculate for 1R risk
Adjust leverage if needed
Alerts Setup Recommendations
Main Alert: Create alert on "🔔 Any Confluence Alert" → gets dynamic BUY/SELL messages
Trap Alert: "🔥 HIGH CONFLUENCE TRAP" for strong trap setups
Bias Shift: Automatic alert on macro changes
Use "Once Per Bar" or "Once Per Bar Close" to avoid spam.
Important Notes & Disclaimer
This is an indicator, not an automated strategy. Use discretion and combine with price action.
Filters are designed to reduce noise — no signals in chop, dead zones, or off-session (if enabled).
Risk calculator is educational — verify with your broker's specs.
Trading involves substantial risk. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Use only risk capital.
Enjoy responsible trading!
TLC INOUT "One line represents an uptrend, signaling an opportunity to buy. When it becomes two lines, be cautious of a reversal and consider selling."
RB System"This indicator uses color changes to signal potential trend reversals. However, no single indicator should be the final authority for your trades. Please exercise caution."
根據顏色判斷是否轉勢的一個指標
單一指標不能做為最後根據
請小心參考
SHDW AlphaDesk|ProShort summary
Institutional multi-timeframe trend map that shows a clean Bull / Bear regime for 5m → 1M at a glance, using price structure, trend filters and momentum.
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Concept
SHDW AlphaDesk|Pro is a desk-style trend regime dashboard.
The goal is simple: when you open a chart, you instantly know if the asset is trading in a bullish or bearish environment on each major timeframe.
The script does not try to be a signal generator or an automated strategy.
Instead, it focuses on three pillars:
* Price behaviour: swing structure and directional context.
* Trend filters: dynamic moving averages and a trend-strength filter.
* Momentum: classic RSI and optional RSI price levels on the chart.
All of this is condensed into a compact table that shows, for every timeframe from 5m to 1M:
* `Trend` → Bull or Bear regime
* `RSI` → 14-period RSI value
The output is always binary (Bull or Bear) to keep the message clear and help avoid hesitation or “neutral” noise.
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Profiles
The engine is pre-calibrated with three institutional profiles:
* Scalping/Intraday (Crypto): more reactive, tuned for intraday flow, faster regime changes.
* Swing/Conservative (Crypto): smoother behaviour, designed for position and swing trading.
* Institutional (Stocks): slower and more conservative, anchored to higher-timeframe trend for equity and index flows.
All key parameters behind the scenes are handled automatically by the selected profile, so you can switch behaviour without tweaking numbers manually.
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What the script shows
On every bar:
* A multi-timeframe dashboard on the right side with TF / Trend / RSI.
* Optional EMA/SMA overlays on the price chart for visual alignment with the regime.
* Optional RSI Levels mapped into price, giving approximate areas where RSI would reach common overbought/oversold zones.
There is no trade entry, exit or risk sizing logic.
The script is a trend-reading and context tool , not a full trading system.
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How to use (institutional view)
A practical way to use SHDW AlphaDesk|Pro is:
1. Start from the top-down.
* Check 1M → 1W → 1D to establish the dominant regime (Bull or Bear).
* Only then look at intraday timeframes (12h, 4h, 1h, 15m, 5m).
2. Trade in the direction of the regime.
* Prefer long setups when the higher-timeframe column is Bull.
* Prefer short setups when the higher-timeframe column is Bear.
3. Use pivots and RSI.
* The snapshot explains how a pivot on a lower timeframe can confirm or anticipate structure on the next higher timeframe (for example, a bullish pivot on 5m confirming a higher low on 15m, etc.).
* Oversold (RSI ≤ 30) on a lower TF often warns that a higher low may be forming one step above.
* Overbought (RSI ≥ 70) on a lower TF often warns that a lower high may be forming one step above.
4. Watch for trend breaks.
* When a significant low is lost (or a strong bearish pivot appears) on a timeframe, zoom out to the next one and re-evaluate the regime there.
* On very high timeframes, a clean break of a major structural low is treated as a bear-market context.
5. Combine with your own execution.
* Use the dashboard to align direction and timing, then apply your own entry models, risk management and trade management rules.
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Important notes
* This tool is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should be combined with independent analysis and risk management.
SMC ELITE V5 [by Oday]**SMC ELITE V5 - Smart Money Concepts & Structure**
SMC ELITE V5 is an all-in-one institutional trading toolkit designed to simplify Smart Money Concepts. It automatically identifies Market Structure, Order Blocks, and Fair Value Gaps with high precision, filtering out noise to show high-probability zones.
**Key Features:**
* **Market Structure:** Real-time BOS (Break of Structure) and CHoCH (Change of Character) detection with multi-swing analysis.
* **Refined Order Blocks (OB):** Identifies the specific "Origin" candle of major moves. V5 uses a refined zone calculation for tighter entries and cleaner charts.
* **Smart FVGs:** Fair Value Gaps that auto-extend ("Magnet Mode") until mitigated. Broken zones are automatically hidden to keep your chart clean.
* **Inducement Detection:** Highlights liquidity traps (minor pullbacks) that smart money uses to induce early traders.
* **Advanced Filtering:** Built-in quality filters based on displacement, multi-candle confirmation, and trend alignment.
**How to Use:**
This indicator is built for the "Top-Down" approach. Use it on Higher Timeframes (H1/H4) to identify Key Levels (OBs/FVGs), then execute on Lower Timeframes (M5/M15) when structure confirms (CHoCH).
**Settings:**
* **Simple Mode:** Best for clean charts regular trading.
* **Advanced Mode:** Unlocks deep customization (Lookback periods, Filter Strength, Zone Quality).
*Designed for precision traders.*
Weekly Financial Liquidity Index (With Overlay, Corr, Shift)Skylark Digital Assets — Weekly Financial Liquidity Proxy (WFLI) (Overlay) + Rolling Correlation + Lead/Lag Shift
The Weekly Financial Liquidity Proxy (WFLI) is a macro-liquidity regime gauge designed to sit directly on your price chart (overlay). It compresses a diversified set of “liquidity-sensitive” markets into a single weekly signal, then lets you quantify how tightly your current ticker has been moving with liquidity via a rolling correlation, and phase-align the relationship using lead/lag shifting in both weeks and months.
What you’ll see
WFLI line (overlay): Plotted on the main chart so you can visually compare liquidity conditions with price action.
Rolling correlation: A continuously updating correlation reading showing how strongly your current symbol is tracking WFLI over the chosen lookback window.
Lead/Lag shift (weeks + months): Offsets WFLI forward/backward to help align real-world phase differences (because different assets respond to liquidity on different timelines).
How to use it
Regime filter:
Rising WFLI tends to align with risk-on / expanding liquidity backdrops.
Falling WFLI tends to align with risk-off / tightening liquidity backdrops.
Confirmation & divergence:
If price is breaking out while WFLI is deteriorating, treat it as a potential fragility / divergence signal.
If WFLI turns up before price stabilizes, it can help identify early shifts in conditions.
Correlation as a “relationship strength” meter:
High positive correlation = the asset has recently been behaving like a liquidity follower.
Low/unstable correlation = the asset is being driven by idiosyncratic factors (earnings, sector shocks, narratives, supply events, supply/demand quirks, etc.).
Lead/Lag shift to phase-align:
Use the shift controls to find the offset where correlation is most stable/meaningful.
This is useful when an asset typically reacts after liquidity changes (lagger) or anticipates them (leader).
Using WFLI on the monthly timeframe
Even though this is a weekly liquidity proxy, it’s intentionally useful on the monthly chart as well. Viewing WFLI on the monthly timeframe smooths noise, makes regime shifts more readable, and (in practice) does not reduce efficacy—it simply presents the same underlying signal through a slower lens, which can be ideal for macro alignment and longer-horizon positioning.
Inputs (high level)
Rolling correlation length: Lookback window for the correlation calculation.
Shift controls:
Weeks shift (fine adjustment for weekly relationships)
Months shift (coarse adjustment for longer macro phase drift)
Optional display toggles (if included in your script): show/hide correlation, labels, smoothing, etc.
Notes & limitations
Correlation is not causation. Treat it as a diagnostic for behavioral alignment, not a guarantee.
Lead/lag is non-stationary: relationships can compress/expand across cycles and volatility regimes.
Built for context and structure, not as a standalone entry/exit system.
Educational use only — not financial advice.
Smart Volume Direction ProThis indicator estimates whether buying or selling pressure is dominant using volume and how the candle moved. It computes RVOL (relative volume), a proxy “delta” based on candle body/range (not true order flow), and confirms it with VWAP (or VWMA on swing timeframes). If “Micro” is enabled, it also aggregates signed volume from a lower timeframe to refine intrabar bias. With that, it produces a directional score, plots signals when volume is strong + direction is clear, and displays a dashboard with BUY/SELL, strength, imbalance%, and basic data-quality checks.
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