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B21V21This Pine Script is designed to provide both previous-day reference levels and real-time market data, making it suitable for live trading applications. It automatically retrieves all key historical levels—such as PDH, PDL, PDC, and PDO—for the currently selected strike as well as the corresponding opponent strike. The script allows users to compare two instruments or strikes by selecting either a self-opponent view or any required strike for cross-analysis. Important intraday levels are displayed dynamically during live market conditions, enabling traders to make informed and timely decisions.
Pine Script® indicator
by GOPIRAMYA
OBV+EMA with HighlightsOBV + EMA with Highlights — Volume Strength Trend Indicator OBV + EMA with Highlights enhances the classic On-Balance Volume indicator by revealing true money-flow strength and trend quality with clean, intuitive visuals. Key Features OBV Trend Strength (4 Levels): Strong Up, Weak Up, Weak Down, Strong Down — detected using OBV slope and EMA positioning. Dynamic OBV Coloring: OBV turns green above EMA and red below EMA for instant trend confirmation. Trend Background Highlight: Automatic background shading (2 levels for uptrends & downtrends) to visualize volume pressure. EMA Trend Line: Smooth EMA overlay to track money-flow direction. Signal Dot: A clean dot appears on the right edge to show the latest OBV signal state. No Noise & No Repainting: Lightweight, fast, and reliable for all timeframes. Use Cases Ideal for scalping, day-trading, or swing-trading. Great for confirming breakouts, identifying fakeouts, and measuring volume strength behind price action. All colors and display options are customizable to fit any charting style.
Pine Script® indicator
by pkt2204
ECG PRICE - mauricioofsousa📉 ECG PRICE – The Price Electrocardiogram (explained for traders, scientists, and complete beginners) 🔍 1. WHAT IS THE ECG PRICE? The ECG PRICE protocol is a market-reading system based on the RSI, but with a surgical twist: 👉 You don’t just calculate RSI from price. 👉 You adjust the price using the RSI, and then calculate RSI over this adjusted price. This creates a filtered, amplified signal that behaves like a heart monitor for price, detecting micro-impulses and subtle market movements long before they show up in the standard RSI. 🧬 2. CORE IDEA Just like a real ECG amplifies and reveals electrical rhythms hidden inside the heartbeat, the ECG PRICE amplifies micro-deformations hidden inside the price’s momentum. It works in three stages: Compute the regular RSI Use the RSI to adjust the price (creating an electrocardiographic price) Compute a second RSI over this modified price The result is a meta-derived oscillator—more sensitive, more precise, and better at detecting structural changes. 🧩 3. TECHNICAL BREAKDOWN 3.1. First RSI (classic) The script calculates: average gains average losses relative strength (RS) and then the standard 0–100 RSI This is the “normal heart rate monitor” everyone uses. 3.2. Creating the “Adjusted Price” adjustedPrice = close * (rsi / 100) This means: ➡️ When RSI is high (strong buying momentum), price is amplified. ➡️ When RSI is low (strong selling momentum), price is compressed. This converts raw price into a bio-electrical signal, where the price itself is modulated by its own internal momentum. It’s the financial equivalent of ECG gain adjustment. 3.3. RSI of the Adjusted Price Now the script calculates a new RSI from this modified price. That is the actual ECG PRICE. This second-order oscillator becomes extremely sensitive to: micro-momentum shifts early trend fading volatility shocks micro-divergences institutional pressure waves It reads the electrical pattern behind the price rather than the superficial movement. 🟩🟥 4. Diagnostic Lines of the Protocol 35 (green dotted) Pre-oversold fatigue zone. 65 (red dotted) Pre-overbought exhaustion zone. 30 (white solid) Classic oversold. 70 (white solid) Classic overbought. Together they create two diagnostic corridors: 1. Medical corridor (30–70): Standard RSI clinical range. 2. Electrical corridor (35–65): The ECG-sensitive zone where micro-shifts appear first. 🧠 5. In Engineering Language (MGO style) The ECG PRICE is essentially: A nonlinear second-order oscillator where the RSI feeds back into price, creating a recursive momentum-modulated signal. It functions like a: bioinformational modulator feedback-driven wave processor impulse amplifier micro-PID sensitivity enhancer Very similar to the informational-wave transformations inside the MGO pipeline. 👨‍⚕️📉 6. Explained for a Total Beginner Imagine the price is a heart. The normal RSI shows if the heart is beating fast or slow. But the ECG PRICE takes that heartbeat… feeds it back into the heart… and then measures the new heartbeat. This creates a much more sensitive exam that detects problems before the normal test would. 💡 7. What It Gives You in Practice earlier reversal signals better trend-fatigue detection clearer micro-divergences a clean RSI with reduced noise a smoother momentum curve advanced behavioral readings before breakouts It’s an upgrade. A second-layer RSI that “hears” the inner electrical impulses of price.
Pine Script® indicator
by mauricio_of_sousa
ADR Daily Range + Volatility + KZs — SMC/ICT (@PueblaATH)ADR Daily Range + Volatility + KZs — SMC/ICT (@PueblaATH) is a complete intraday context and volatility HUD that plots market opens, killzones, previous period highs/lows, and a dynamic ADR/volatility dashboard. It is built to give SMC/ICT traders an at-a-glance view of when and where price is moving: sessions, overlaps, ranges, and distance to key levels, all on a single clean overlay. What the Indicator Does Market Opens (Tokyo, London, New York) Professional-grade session open lines with: Individually configurable open times per session and timezone. Infinite vertical lines or height-limited extensions (custom tick offsets). Fully styled labels: size, alignment, auto-background, manual background, and vertical offset. Killzones & Session Overlaps Precision-timed shaded boxes for: Tokyo Killzone London Killzone New York Killzone London–New York Overlap Previous Period Levels (PDH/PWH/PMH & PDL/PWL/PML) Robust daily/weekly/monthly high/low engine: Accurate Previous Day / Week / Month Highs & Lows (Europe/Madrid reference). Line length modes: infinite, N bars, or end-of-day projection. Per-level colors + labeled markers placed to the right of price with custom horizontal/vertical spacing. Timeframe & Weekend Filters Keep charts clean by hiding components based on: Custom timeframe ranges (hide opens or killzones on HTFs). Weekend filters for opens, killzones, and ADR/table. Optional override to display the HUD table across all timeframes. Session Comparison Table (Top-Right HUD) A compact, institutional-style session dashboard comparing: Tokyo, London, New York — current open vs previous session and previous day. Bullish/Bearish state with color-coded logic (+ optional ▲/▼ arrows). Optional Δ% change column relative to previous day’s open. ADR / Volatility Panel (24h Rolling Window) A powerful real-time volatility module providing: True 24-hour rolling high–low range. SMA-based ADR calculation with automatic bar-count safety limits. ADR% expansion metric with two thresholds + blinking color logic for volatility extremes. Directional bias vs price 24 hours ago (Bullish/Bearish). Optional metrics: distance to PDH/PDL (in price units) and absolute H–L / ADR values. How to Use It Set each session’s open time and killzone window according to your broker or desired timezone alignment. Enable or disable session opens and killzones to frame the trading windows you prioritize (e.g., LDN Killzone or NY session expansion). Activate key previous period levels (PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, PMH/PML) and tune the line-length mode and label spacing to match your workflow. Use timeframe & weekend filters to keep higher-timeframe charts clean while maintaining precise intraday visibility on lower timeframes. Monitor the session comparison table to understand directional behavior relative to previous sessions and previous day opens. Watch the ADR panel to classify the day as compressed, normal, or expanded—and anticipate potential reversion or continuation. Originality & Credits Disclaimer This indicator is an original work by @PueblaATH , created specifically for the tool ADR Daily Range + Volatility + KZs — SMC/ICT (@PueblaATH) and distributed under the MPL 2.0 license. While the concepts implemented—session opens, killzones, ADR, and previous highs/lows—are public and widely known in the trading community, this script introduces a uniquely integrated framework that combines: Multi-timezone session scheduling with dynamic TF/weekend filtering. A modular PDH/PWH/PMH + PDL/PWL/PML engine with versatile projection and labeling controls. A precise 24-hour volatility model tied to an ADR panel with extension thresholds, blinking alerts, and distance-to-PD metrics. A multi-session comparative table that unifies Tokyo, London, and New York open data in real time. This work does not reuse or repackage code from other authors. Any future adaptations from public sources will always include full, transparent credit and documentation.
Pine Script® indicator
by PueblaATH
MultiAlgo - ScoutMultiAlgo Scout is a helper tool that shows you when market conditions are favorable and when you should stay patient. It is built to support the MultiAlgo system and works for both long and short trading. What it helps you do: Filter the current trend so you know if you should focus on longs or shorts Highlight potential entry candles and continuation candles Mark swing points and structure zones that matter for decision making Dynamically show areas where you can place your stop loss based on volatility Scout does not give buy or sell signals. It gives you clean visual guidance so you can make your own trading decisions with more confidence and consistency.
Pine Script® indicator
by multialgo
Liquidity Trend SystemThis script is a multi-strategy trading indicator. It combines several technical analysis tools into one overlay indicator to generate Buy and Sell signals. Here’s what it does: ✅ Main Purpose It analyses price action and trends using multiple methods and plots signals, targets, and alerts on the chart. The goal is to identify high-probability trade setups. 🔍 Components & Their Roles Target Trend Detects trend direction using moving averages and ATR. Draws stop-loss, entry, and three target levels on the chart. Colours candles based on trend (bullish or bearish). Plots visual signals (triangles) when trend changes. Trend Filter Applies a two-pole smoothing filter to price for trend detection. Uses rising/falling conditions to confirm trend strength. Plots a coloured line and optional signals when trend changes. Liquidity Sweeps Identifies liquidity grabs (price sweeping highs/lows). Marks wicks, outbreaks, and retests visually. Highlights zones where liquidity was taken. Candle Range Trading Detects two-candle reversal patterns: Bullish CRT (second candle bullish after bearish first). Bearish CRT (second candle bearish after bullish first). Plots markers and optional high/low box for the pattern. RBD/DBR Patterns Detects supply/demand patterns: Rally → Base → Drop (RBD) Rally → Base → Rally (RBR) Drop → Base → Drop (DBD) Drop → Base → Rally (DBR) Colours bars and plots labels for these patterns. ✅ Final Signal Logic Combines all conditions from the above strategies AND higher timeframe confirmations (HTF) Generates: Buy signal when all bullish conditions align. Sell signal when all bearish conditions align. Plots Buy/Sell labels and triggers alerts. ⚠️ Key Notes This is a confluence-based system: signals appear only when multiple strategies agree. It uses multi-timeframe analysis, which can repaint if not handled carefully. Heavy use of lines, labels, and arrays → may impact performance on lower-end devices.
Pine Script® indicator
by sukscool
Market Extreme Zones IndexThe Market Extreme Zones Index is a new mean reversion (valuation) tool focused on catching long term oversold/overbought zones. Combining an enhanced RSI with a smoothed Z-score this indicator allows traders to find oppurtunities during highly oversold/overbought zones. I will separate the explanation into the following parts: 1. How does it work? 2. Methodologies & Concepts 3. Use cases How does it work? The indicator attempts to catch highly unprobable events in either direction to capture reversal points over the long term. This is done by calculating the Z-Score of an enhanced RSI. First we need to calculate the Enhanced RSI: For this we need to calculate 2 additional lengths: Length1 = user defined length Length2 = Length1/2 Length3 = √Length Now we need to calculate 3 different RSIs: 1st RSI => uses classic user defined source and classic user defined length. 2nd RSI => uses classic user defined source and Length 2. 3rd RSI => uses RSI 2 as source and Length 2 Now calculate the divergence: RSI_base => 2nd RSI * 3 - 1st RSI - 3rd RSI After this we need to calculate the median of the RSI_base over √Length and make a divergence of these 2: RSI => RSI_base*2 - median All that remains now is the Z-score calculations: We need: Average RSI value Standard Deviation = a measure of how dispersed or spread out a set of data values are from their average Z-score = (Current Value - Average Value) / Standard Deviation After this we just smooth the Z-score with a Weighted Moving average with √Length Methodology & Concepts Mean Reversion Methodology: The methodology behind mean reversion is the theory that asset prices will eventually return to their long-term average after deviating significantly, driven by the belief that extreme moves are temporary. Z-Score Methodology: A Z-score, or standard score, is a statistical measure that indicates how many standard deviations a data point is from the mean of a dataset. A positive z-score means the value is above the mean, a negative score means it's below, and a score of zero means the value is equal to the mean. You might already be able to see where I am going with this: Z-Score could be used for the extreme moves to capture reversal points. By applying it to the RSI rather than the Price, we get a more accurate measurement that allow us to get a banger indicator. Use Cases Capturing reversal points Trend Direction - while the main use it for mean reversion, the values can indicate whether we are in an uptrend or a downtrend. Advantages: Visualization: The indicator has many plots to ensure users can easily see what the indicator signals, such as highlighting extreme conditions with background colors. Versatility: This indicator works across multiple assets, including the S&P500 and more, so it is not only for crypto. Final note: No indicator alone is perfect. Backtests are not indicative of future performance. Hope you enjoy Gs! Good luck!
Pine Script® indicator
by MisinkoMaster
DCT - Liquidity Heatmap - ProOVERVIEW This indicator visualizes liquidity levels by analyzing volume intensity, order flow structure, and price interaction. It highlights areas where buy-side and sell-side liquidity builds up, showing potential zones of interest. WHAT IT DOES - Detects buy-side and sell-side liquidity levels - Tracks swept zones - Displays volume intensity using a color-graded system - Optional CVD mode showing directional volume bias - Adapts automatically to different market types and volatility states - Extends active levels forward - Cleans up old data automatically - Includes optional alert conditions KEY FEATURES - Automatic market and volatility identification - Smart spacing and level management - Optional CVD tracking - Forward level projection - Swept level preservation - Imbalance markers - Real-time info table with liquidity stats, volatility state, and level counts - Memory-optimized handling for long charts IMPORTANT NOTES - Not a predictive tool - Not a standalone trading system - Effectiveness varies by timeframe and data quality - Optimized for crypto markets - Historical visualization shows past detected levels HOW TO USE - Add indicator to your chart - Adjust spacing to widen or tighten clusters - Enable CVD if directional pressure is needed - Configure alerts if desired - Use Compact mode on smaller screens TECHNICAL DETAILS - Pine v6 - Overlay: true - Max boxes: 500 - Memory optimized - Works on Perpetual and Spot crypto markets DISCLAIMER For analysis and educational use only. No financial advice. Markets can behave unpredictably. Use your own judgment and risk management.
Pine Script® indicator
by Daily-Crypto-Trading
Smart MA Crossover█ OVERVIEW "Smart MA Crossover" is a technical analysis indicator designed to enhance the effectiveness of strategies based on MA crossovers, combining classic moving average crossovers with breakouts from boxes and dynamic trend visualizations. The indicator is fully customizable—you can freely adjust both parameters and graphical elements. █ CONCEPTS Trading approaches based solely on moving average crossover moments generate a large number of false signals. Smart MA Crossover was created to improve this statistic. That's why boxes are added, which are formed from the candle where the MA crossover occurred and generate signals only upon breakout from them. The boxes have bullish (green) and bearish (red) colors. By default, the show_only_matching filter is enabled, displaying entry signals only when the breakout direction matches the box color (e.g., only upward for a bullish box). Boxes are by default the size of the candle on which the crossover occurred, but their size can be adjusted to suit your strategy via an optional average candle size multiplier. █ FEATURES - Moving Averages: Two configurable MAs (fast_length, default 10; slow_length, default 30) with selectable type (SMA, EMA, WMA, HMA, VWMA). Optionally displayed with gradient fill between them (color depends on trend: green for uptrend, red for downtrend). - MA Gradient and Candle Coloring: Enable gradient fill between MAs (transparency: gradient_opacity, default 85) and dynamic candle coloring based on trend (green/red). - Fog Gradient Trend: Multi-layered gradient "fog" around hl2, consisting of 5 levels up and down, with offset based on average candle size (offset_mult, default 0.7) and increasing transparency (base_transp, default 80; transp_inc, default 4). Fog colors are dynamic (green/red). - Breakout Boxes: Created at the moment of MA crossover, extending to the right. Box height optionally multiplied by average candle size (use_box_multiplier, box_multiplier, default 1.0). Boxes close and generate a signal when price breaks out beyond the top/bottom edge. Signals: - Triangles: Green downward triangles (buy breakout) below the bar, red upward triangles (sell breakout) above the bar—only on breakouts matching direction (if show_only_matching = true). When the matching filter is disabled, every box generates a signal based not on the MA crossover, but on the breakout direction. - Labels: “BUY” (green, below bar) and “SELL” (red, iabove bar) with transparent background (transparency 40). - Matching Filter: The show_only_matching option limits signals to breakouts consistent with box direction (bullish box → only buy, bearish → only sell). - Visualization: Gradient MA lines, fill between MAs, multi-layered fog with increasing transparency, boxes with transparent background (85) and colored borders, dynamic trend colors. - Alerts: Built-in alerts for BUY and SELL signals (with message including ticker and timeframe). █ HOW TO USE Add to Chart: Apply the indicator via Pine Editor or the Indicators menu on TradingView. Configure Settings: - MA Settings: Adjust fast (fast_length, default 10) and slow (slow_length, default 30) MA lengths and type (ma_type, default SMA). - Visualization: Enable/disable MA lines (show_ma_lines), MA gradient (use_gradient_ma), fog trend (show_fog), candle coloring (color_candles). - Boxes and Breakouts: Enable candle size multiplier (use_box_multiplier) and set value (box_multiplier, default 1.0). Enable signal filter (show_only_matching). - Signals: Choose type (signal_type): Triangles or Labels (Buy/Sell). - Fog Trend: Adjust offset (offset_mult), base transparency (base_transp), and increment (transp_inc). Select trend colors (col_up, col_dn). Signal Interpretation: - Buy Signals: Green triangles below the bar or “BUY” label—on upward breakout from a bullish box (after bull cross). - Sell Signals: Red triangles above the bar or “SELL” label—on downward breakout from a bearish box (after bear cross). - Fog and Gradient: green fog/fill = uptrend; red = downtrend. - Boxes: Active boxes indicate potential breakout zones; their closure confirms the move. Signal Confirmation: Use with other tools, such as support/resistance levels, volume, or additional MAs to filter false crossovers. █ APPLICATIONS - MA Cross Strategies: Replace classic crossovers—boxes and breakouts eliminate many false signals, thereby increasing effectiveness. Confirm with other indicators, e.g., RSI, Fibonacci, FVG, pivot levels. - Trend Following: Can be used as a classic trend indicator, especially with larger MA values. █ NOTES - Test the indicator across different timeframes and assets, adjusting MA lengths and box multiplier to market volatility. - In consolidating markets, the indicator generates more false signals.
Pine Script® indicator
by Uncle_the_shooter
Bravo EssentialsThe Bravo Essentials is a mini toolkit of volume based analysis tools for traders. By combining analysis of multiple market dimensions we created this toolkit for traders that want a clean setup for analysing volume and trends. The Normalized Volume and Volatility Frequency Profile This is a specialized analytical indicator that integrates volatility-adjusted volume data with a price frequency distribution profile. It provides a multidimensional perspective of how trading activity and volatility interact across different price levels, allowing for a deeper understanding of where market participation is most concentrated and how price dynamics evolve over time. Unlike traditional volume or profile indicators that treat volume and volatility separately, this tool adjusts volume relative to volatility, creating a more balanced and context-aware representation of market behavior. This helps traders observe how changes in volatility influence participation, and where stable or reactive zones tend to form in the price structure. The indicator displays a visual box made up of two main components: Normalized Volume with Volatility Adjustment, displayed at the bottom, showing how trading activity responds to varying levels of volatility. Price Frequency Profile — positioned on the right side, mapping how often price has traded at each level and highlighting the Point of Control (POC), the area of highest activity or equilibrium. Key Features - Normalized Volume & Volatility Display Illustrates trading activity in context with volatility changes, revealing periods of expansion and contraction that may not appear on raw volume charts. - Frequency Distribution Profile Displays the density of price interactions across the selected range, helping highlight zones where the market has spent the most time. - Point of Control (POC) Marks the level with the highest concentration of price activity, often an area of balance or a potential inflection point. - Adaptive Scaling Automatically adjusts to market conditions, ensuring consistent readability during both high and low volatility periods. - Gradient Visualization Uses color intensity to convey the strength of both volume and frequency data, aiding quick interpretation. - Customizable Parameters Includes options to modify lookback length, bin count, and color palette to suit different charting preferences. How to Use - Volume and Volatility Context Detect transitions between low-activity consolidation and high-activity breakout conditions by comparing normalized volume behavior with price movement. - Market Structure Analysis Identify areas of balance and imbalance within the price range, offering potential support and resistance cues. - Trend Assessment Analyze the relationship between rising or falling normalized volume and directional price changes to evaluate momentum consistency. - Breakout Confirmation Observe how price behaves around the POC; a breakout with increasing normalized volume can reinforce directional conviction. Pre-Move Compression Zones Recognize low-volatility regions that often precede significant directional expansions. The Dynamic POC The Dynamic Point of Control (Dynamic POC) is a price based key level that continuously adapts to evolving market conditions. It represents the price area where the most trading activity or volume concentration has occurred within a defined lookback period. This level effectively marks the market’s short-term “center of gravity,” providing valuable insight into areas of balance, interest, and potential reaction. Unlike static profile based POC levels that are calculated once and remain fixed, the Dynamic POC recalculates in real time as new data forms. This makes it more responsive to intraday structure and better suited for active trading environments where market balance can shift quickly. The inclusion of volatility-based upper and lower bands adds further context, helping traders assess how far price has deviated from equilibrium and whether current movement is expanding or reverting toward balance. Key Features - Adaptive Price Equilibrium Continuously tracks the most active price zone within a rolling window, updating dynamically as market conditions evolve. - Volume-Weighted Logic Reflects where the greatest market participation occurs, highlighting levels where buyers and sellers have historically agreed on value. - Volatility Bands Optional upper and lower boundaries expand and contract based on market volatility, visually defining zones of potential overextension or compression. - Color-Coded Visualization Uses clear, consistent coloring to distinguish the POC line and its volatility envelopes, making it easy to interpret balance shifts at a glance. - Customizable Width and Lookback Adjustable parameters allow traders to fine-tune sensitivity and precision depending on the timeframe or strategy focus. How to Use - Market Balance Indicator When price remains close to the Dynamic POC, it suggests equilibrium—markets are balanced and consolidating. - Directional Bias Filter Sustained movement above the Dynamic POC often reflects bullish control, while persistent price action below can indicate bearish sentiment. - Reversion & Breakout Context Tests of the upper or lower volatility bands can precede mean reversion toward the POC, while clean breaks beyond them may confirm continuation momentum. - Support and Resistance Framework The Dynamic POC frequently aligns with short-term support or resistance zones, making it a useful anchor for trade entries, targets, and risk placement. By combining both the POC and the Volume Frequency Profile we are able to build up a system of confluence whereby we can locate pockets of larger volume in the market. Generally speaking these are good areas to be setting areas for entries, exits and stop losses.
Pine Script® indicator
by ChartPrime
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Liquidity Hunter Pro v11.9 — TQI EditionLiquidity Hunter Pro v12 is built for intraday traders who want structure, clarity, and precision without unnecessary clutter. The tool blends market structure, momentum, trend alignment, volatility regime analysis, and liquidity mapping into a single unified model. This version focuses on three core goals: 1. Identify only high-quality, directional market conditions. The engine filters through HTF bias, short-term structure shifts, RSI momentum, and volatility compression/expansion. The idea is simple: wait for the market to become clean, aligned, and directional before considering an entry. 2. Map liquidity and detect sweeps in real time. Major highs and lows are tracked using extended pivots, and the system highlights key areas where stop hunts or sweeps may occur. Sweeps and pressure zones are evaluated and factored directly into the quality score. 3. Grade every potential setup with a single, objective metric (TQI). The Trade Quality Index (0–5⭐) compresses all signals into one reading so the trader can quickly judge whether a setup has enough quality to act on. The script includes: • Trend + Momentum + Structure detection • HTF bias (optional) • Volatility regime analysis • Liquidity sweeps + pressure zones • Micro-confirmation engine • PQI (0–100%) • TQI (0–5⭐) • Clean HUD and Driver’s Guide • Auto-cleaning labels and signal management • Optional session filtering (London/NY) This tool is designed for traders who value confirmation over noise. It will not fire constantly. It will wait patiently for clean, directional, aligned markets — and only then issue a signal. How to Use Liquidity Hunter Pro v12 1. Check the HUD (top-right by default) The HUD is your dashboard. Before doing anything: A. HTF Bias This is your map. Only trade in the direction of the bias. B. Trend / Momentum / Structure These should ideally all match the direction of the bias. If they don’t line up → wait. No alignment = low probability. C. Liquidity + Volatility Regime “Sweep ↑→↓” or “Sweep ↓→↑” = potential reversal points “Expansion” = clean conditions “Compression” = choppy, avoid You don’t need to overthink any of this — just think: “Are the ingredients lined up?” 2. Wait for a valid signal The indicator will only trigger a BUY or SELL when: ✓ HTF bias aligns ✓ Trend & momentum align ✓ Structure supports the move ✓ Micro-confirmation kicks in ✓ PQI ≥ 75 ✓ Sessions are open (optional) Signals are rare on purpose. When one prints, you know the market conditions are stacked. 3. Read the label Each signal prints a small block next to the candle containing: • Entry price • SL (based on structure) • TP(2R) suggestion • Liquidity context (e.g., sweep or pressure) • Volatility regime • TQI ⭐ rating (0–5) This helps you judge the setup instantly. A simple rule for beginners: Trade only if TQI ≥ ⭐⭐⭐ Lower than that = more noise, less edge. 4. Use the liquidity zones The script plots subtle boxes at recent liquidity highs/lows. These mark: • Where the market may hunt stops • Where reversals often start • Where signals are more meaningful When a signal happens near liquidity → higher quality. 5. Follow the session filter (optional but recommended) By default the tool focuses on: • London session • New York session That removes 70% of low-volatility garbage. You can turn this off if you trade crypto or indices overnight, but beginners usually benefit from keeping it on. Recommended Settings These are the settings used by most testers and early users. Everything is configurable, but start with this: Core Settings • Fast EMA: 21 • Slow EMA: 55 • RSI Length: 14 • Pivot Lookback: 2 These settings create balanced structure detection and smooth trend signals. HTF Bias • Use HTF Bias: ON • HTF Timeframe: 240 (H4) H4 bias keeps you out of counter-trend traps. Sessions • Use London/NY Filter: ON • London: 08:00–17:00 • New York: 13:30–21:00 Perfect for FX, indices, and metals. Crypto traders: turn sessions OFF. HUD + Guide • HUD: ON • Guide: ON • Linger Bars: 12 This keeps things readable and prevents clutter. Trading Tips for Beginners These help keep you out of trouble: 1. Don’t fade the bias. If HTF says bearish → avoid buys. 2. Don’t trade in compression regimes. It saves you from chop. 3. Don’t chase signals that fire far from structure. If the signal candle is huge, let it go. 4. Don’t trade without at least ⭐⭐⭐. You’ll thank yourself later. Final Thoughts Liquidity Hunter Pro v12 isn’t meant to spam signals. It’s meant to filter hard, highlight clean conditions, and help new traders avoid the traps the market throws every day. Treat it as a trading assistant that tells you: “The environment is right. Now you decide.”
Pine Script® indicator
by david061270
Seasonality PH (Full History) 📊 Description The "Seasonality PH (Full History)" indicator provides an in-depth analysis of the seasonal tendencies of a selected symbol by utilizing all available historical data. The indicator aggregates historical movements (Long/Short) and calculates the Expected Value (EV) for each period (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly), offering a more robust view of the actual average gain/loss. The visualization is based on the Long/Short bar ratio (Bias) within the given period, where the column's height reflects the strength of the prevailing direction, and the direction (up/down) indicates the Long/Short bias. The indicator also includes a table with key statistics, including a prediction for the next 3 periods. ⚙️ Settings (Inputs) Analysis Statistics Table: Display the summary table in the corner of the chart with key statistics. Performance Analysis: Display the main seasonal performance visualization as a histogram. Analysis Period: Select the period for analysis: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly. Seasonal Pivots: Displays the days when the asset tends to make annual seasonal highs/lows. Pivot Strength: The number of surrounding bars required to confirm a seasonal pivot (higher value = stronger pivot). Data Range The indicator automatically utilizes all available history for the given instrument. Extras Highlight Current Trading Day: Highlights the current period and extends its horizontal line to the right. Performance Labels: Displays labels on the columns. They include the % of the prevailing direction and the Expected Value (EV) in % for the period. Show S/L Ratio in Table: Displays the Short/Long ratio in the table. Track Changes: Connects the ends of the columns with a line to show the continuous change in Seasonal Bias. Indexing Anchor to Beginning of Year: Anchors all seasonal drawings to the first trading day of the current year. Manual Offset: Enables manual offset to overlay seasonality onto previous years. Offset Value: The offset value in number of bars (e.g., 252 bars/year). Dividers Month / Quarter: Enables visual separation of months or quarters in the Performance Analysis (with style and color selection). Style Settings for colors and line thickness for the main visualizations. Includes colors for Performance (Long/Short), Seasonal Pivots, and Dividers. Conditional Coloring Enable Conditional Bias Coloring: Activates conditional coloring of the columns. Bias % Threshold (0-100): The minimum percentage strength of the prevailing direction (e.g., 70%) that activates the solid color. High Long Bias Color / High Short Bias Color: Colors for periods with strong Long/Short bias. Table Settings for the position, colors, and text size of the statistics table. 💡 Concepts and Interpretation Seasonal Analysis and Bias Visualization: The main histogram shows the strength of the prevailing direction (Bias), not the average percentage change. Column Height: Normalized by the Long/Short bar ratio. A taller column means a stronger Long or Short bias. Column Direction: Up for Long Bias, Down for Short Bias. Conditional Coloring: If the Long/Short ratio exceeds the set Bias % Threshold, the column fills with a solid color to emphasize a strong bias. Expected Value (EV) Definition: EV is a weighted average of the seasonal movement, considering both the probability of the movement (Long/Short ratio) and the average magnitude of these movements. Usage: This value represents the historical profit/loss expectation for the given period. It is displayed in the Performance Labels and in the table as Average % Change. Performance Labels Top Number (%): The percentage of the prevailing direction (e.g., 75.00% Long). Bottom Number (%): The Expected Value (EV) for the period in percent. Statistics Table Data Collected: The number of years from which data has been collected. Average % Change: The Expected Value (EV) for the current period. Current % Change: The actual percentage change of the current, yet-to-be-closed, period. Prediction Next 3: The average Expected Value (EV) for the next 3 periods (a quick seasonal outlook). ⚠️ Important Note Timeframe: For correct aggregation and accurate results, the chart must be set to the Daily (D) timeframe.
Pine Script® indicator
by Patrik7s
Top-line % MovesOverview A clean, text-only overlay that shows price momentum at a glance. It prints one line at the top-center of your chart: Movement | Day % | 3-Day % | Wk % What it shows Day - Percent change from today’s regular-session open to the latest price 3-Day - Percent change from the daily open 3 trading days ago Wk - Percent change from the daily open 5 trading days ago How it works Pulls daily opens via request.security so it stays consistent across intraday and daily timeframes Calculates percent moves versus those opens and renders a single centered text line Transparent background, bright white text, no bars or lines, minimal chart footprint Notes “Wk” uses 5 trading days. If you prefer 7 calendar days, change the lookback to your preference Daily opens follow the symbol’s TradingView session settings. Extended or 24h markets may differ from your broker’s definition of “open” Best for Quick momentum read without clutter Screeners, streaming layouts, and compact dashboards Inputs None Tags percent change, overlay, momentum, daily open, intraday, text display, minimal, Pine v6
Pine Script® indicator
by EVerzub30