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Impulse OTE Fibonacci & Trend Catcher V2------------IMPORTANT------------ Look at the first 3 options in the input settings. You can change these based on what your trading - crypto, NQ, Forex etc. There are tool tips with the recommended settings there as well. ------------What the trader is supposed to do------------ Wait for an UP or DOWN arrow (trend shift). Let the indicator lock an impulse and draw the fibs. When price pulls into OTE, it prints READY. When confirmation happens, it prints ENTRY. ------------Why it’s useful------------ It’s meant to stop you from: taking random fibs from random swings, trading weak/noisy moves, or entering too early without confirmation. Instead it forces a simple flow: Trend → Impulse → Pullback to OTE → Confirmed entry
Pine Script® indicator
by Reanu_Keeves
1
5 Min FVG ORB by LybandzThis is a 5 minute ORB strategy. Essentially all it does is give buy signals if we broke above and got a bullish FVG and gives sell signals if we break down and get a bearish FVG. Its a little sloppy but it does give correct buy/sell signals. It also plots overnight levels. Ignore the SL/TP levels, those arent made correctly yet and I am too lazy to fix it. Just place the stop loss under the FVG candle and put the take profit at either 1:1.5 or 1:2 RR. Breakeven at internal highs/lows or after a volatile large move in your favored direction. Note - for the entries, make sure to enter after a signal is given on M1. Using M5 timeframe will give different (but similar) results. Put your stop under the M1 FVG and go breakeven at 1:1 RR. Take a partial at 1:1.5 and hold the rest to whatever you want. Enjoy :)
Pine Script® indicator
by lybandz85
2
Order Flow CandlesOrder Flow Candles is an advanced candle coloring indicator that visualizes the strength and direction of market pressure on each bar. Unlike traditional candlestick charts that simply show whether price closed higher or lower than it opened, this indicator reveals the intensity of buying or selling pressure through a gradient color system. The indicator employs custom formulas that combine two independent analysis methods—price action scoring and order flow analysis—to produce a pressure reading that determines each candle's directional color intensity. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Dual Analysis Approach This indicator stands apart from simple candle coloring tools by using two distinct analytical layers that work together: Price Action Analysis evaluates each candle's structure and compares it to multiple previous candles. Rather than looking at a single bar in isolation, the indicator examines how the current candle's size and values compare across several prior bars to establish context. This multi-candle approach helps distinguish between genuine momentum and single-bar noise. The analysis considers factors such as whether the candle is extending beyond previous ranges or failing to do so, whether the candle size indicates conviction or indecision, and whether the overall range suggests strength or weakness. Proprietary adjustment algorithms then modify the raw score based on candle characteristics—smaller, weaker candles receive reduced scores while larger conviction candles receive appropriate emphasis. Gap bars at market open are handled separately to prevent misleading readings from overnight price changes. Order Flow Analysis examines lower timeframe data to determine actual buying versus selling volume within each chart bar. By analyzing price movements and their associated volume on a granular level, the indicator classifies activity as buying pressure or selling pressure. This raw data is then normalized using adaptive calculations based on rolling historical averages, allowing the indicator to respond appropriately to current market conditions rather than relying on fixed thresholds that may not suit all instruments or market environments. The two scores are then blended together based on user preference, creating a combined pressure reading that benefits from both analytical perspectives. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Understanding The Color System The indicator uses a 10-tier gradient in each direction: Bright Green - Strong buying pressure with high conviction Medium Green - Moderate buying pressure Dim Green - Weak buying pressure or mixed signals Gray - Neutral—no significant directional pressure Dim Red - Weak selling pressure or mixed signals Medium Red - Moderate selling pressure Bright Red - Strong selling pressure with high conviction The key insight is that candle direction alone does not tell the full story. Strong candles with strong directional volume and movement will show bright colors to represent the strength of that candle’s direction. Weak and indecisive candles will appear darker to indicate that there was a lack of directional conviction. The colors used can be customized by setting the bullish color, bearish color and base color. The base color will be mixed with the directional color when directional conviction is low. ------------------------------------------------------------------- How To Use This To Trade Trend Confirmation and Trade Management Bright colored candles indicate strength and conviction. When you see consecutive bright candles in the same direction, this suggests sustained momentum worth riding. During these moves, consider trailing your stop loss tightly to protect profits while allowing the trend to continue. The brightness of the candles serves as a real-time gauge of how much conviction remains in the move. Reversal Detection Reversals typically do not occur suddenly. Watch for a darkening of colors leading up to potential reversal points. Darker, dimmer candles indicate indecision and combative pressure from both buyers and sellers. When bright candles begin transitioning toward gray or dim colors—especially at key support/resistance levels—this often precedes a change in direction. A sequence like bright → medium → dim → gray suggests momentum is fading and a reversal or consolidation may follow. Entry Identification Large bright candles appearing at pivot points or key levels often represent strong entry opportunities. These candles show that one side has taken decisive control with conviction. When price reaches a significant support or resistance level and produces a bright candle in the expected direction, this confluence of price level and pressure confirmation can provide higher-probability entries. Detecting False Moves One of the most valuable applications involves watching for color-to-direction discrepancies when using volume weighting. If you see a green candle (close above open) but the indicator colors it toward red or gray, this means the underlying volume pressure contradicts the candle's direction. This divergence suggests the move may be false and could soon reverse. The order flow component is detecting selling pressure despite the bullish candle structure—a warning sign that the apparent strength lacks genuine support. Consolidation Recognition Extended periods of gray or dim candles indicate low conviction and indecision. These periods often represent consolidation ranges where neither buyers nor sellers have control. Such conditions may precede significant breakouts, making them useful for identifying potential setup zones. Validating Areas Of Interest Watch the candle colors and you will notice that in tight ranges, the candles will be darker and rarely have very bright colors, but once price reaches the edges of a range and has multiple bright colored candles, this validates that traders are now ready to move outside of that range and place directional trades. Use the bright colored candles to reveal where traders are interested in entering positions and use that conviction to your advantage. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Settings Guide Lower Timeframe - Sets the granularity for volume analysis. Lower timeframes like 1T provide more detailed data but may have limited historical depth on TradingView. Adjust based on your chart timeframe and data availability. Price Action Influence % - Controls the blend between price action scoring and volume/order flow scoring. At 0%, the indicator uses pure order flow analysis. At 100%, it uses pure price action analysis. The default 50% provides equal weighting to both methods. Consider increasing toward 100% for instruments with unreliable volume data such as forex pairs or certain CFDs. For futures contracts with excellent volume reporting, values around 50% often work well. Candle Color Settings - Customize the buy color (default bright green), sell color (default red), and base/neutral color (default gray) to match your chart theme and personal preferences. Fix Loading Error - Toggle this checkbox if the indicator fails to load, displays incorrectly or starts lagging. This forces TradingView to restart the indicator and typically resolves any issues. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Instrument and Timeframe Considerations The order flow component requires reliable volume data for optimal results. Consider these guidelines: Futures: Generally provide excellent volume data and work well with lower Price Action Influence settings Stocks: Good volume data during regular trading hours Forex: Volume reliability varies by exchange; test before relying heavily on volume scoring Crypto: Volume reliability varies by exchange; test before relying heavily on volume scoring Index CFDs: Often have poor volume data; higher Price Action Influence recommended Higher timeframes (daily, weekly) typically produce more reliable color readings with less noise. Lower timeframes can be useful for timing entries within the context of higher timeframe analysis. The indicator requires a brief initialization period—approximately 60 bars for full accuracy as the adaptive calculations populate their historical reference data. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Practical Guidance Order Flow Candles works effectively when combined with other analysis methods. Consider using it alongside support/resistance levels, where bright candles at key zones can confirm breakouts or bounces. Volume profile analysis pairs naturally with this indicator, as does traditional structure and trend analysis. The indicator is designed as a visualization and decision-support tool. It helps quantify and display information that might otherwise require mentally processing multiple data points. However, profitable trading requires more than entry signals—risk management, position sizing, and broader market context remain essential components of any complete trading approach. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Limitations When using any amount of volume weighting, the candles will show as grey until it has had enough previous bars to establish baseline averages to use for calculations. When using tick data on higher than 1 minute charts, the number of chart bars you get data will be limited, so try adjusting the lower timeframe to use a higher timeframe for more data. Or you can switch to 100% price action influence to get price action only candle coloring for the entire data set Volume analysis accuracy depends entirely on the quality of volume data available for your chosen instrument so make sure to look at charts with the most reliable volume data for best results Lower timeframe data has limited historical depth on TradingView; older bars may have less accurate order flow readings First bars of new trading sessions (gap bars) are scored conservatively and may appear dimmer than expected During extremely fast market conditions, lower timeframe data may lag slightly The indicator provides decision support but is not a complete trading system on its own, so use this indicator as a guide to make decisions, but do not rely solely on it
Pine Script® indicator
by FriendOfTheTrend
2
Adaptive Nadaraya-Watson (Non Repainting) [Metrify]To understand this implementation of the Nadaraya-Watson estimator, we have to look at the core equation governing non-parametric regression. This script aren't trying to average prices; we are trying to find the probability density of where price should be relative to its recent history. 1. The Kernel Physics (Bandwidth Modulation) In standard kernel regression, you have a bandwidth parameter (h). This controls the "smoothness" of the curve. If h is too low, the curve jitters with every tick of noise. If h is too high, it acts like a sluggish SMA. A static h fails because market volatility is dynamic. When the market explodes (high volatility), a tight bandwidth generates false signals. When the market sleeps, a wide bandwidth misses the micro-trends. It try solving this by making h a function of the Asset's volatility ratio: heff​=h×max(0.5,min(SMA(ATR20​,100)ATR20​​,2.0)) If the current ATR(20) is double the long-term average (100), the bandwidth doubles. This forces the estimator to "zoom out" during chaos, effectively ignoring noise that would otherwise look like a reversal. vol_ratio = use_vol ? vol_raw / (vol_base == 0 ? 1 : vol_base) : 1.0 vol_mod = math.max(0.5, math.min(vol_ratio, 2.0)) h_eff = h_val * vol_mod 2. The Gaussian Loop (Endpoint Estimation) Standard Nadaraya-Watson scripts repaint because they calculate the regression over a full window centered on the bar. To make this usable for live trading, we must calculate the Endpoint Estimate. We iterate backward from the current bar (i=0) to the lookback limit. For every historical price Xi​, we calculate a weight wi​ based on how far away it is in time (distance). The weight is derived from the Gaussian Kernel function: wi​=exp(−2heff2​i2​) Price data closer to the current bar (i=0) gets a weight near 1.0. Data further away (i=50) decays exponentially toward 0. for i = 0 to lookback by 1 float dist = float(i) float w = math.exp(-math.pow(dist, 2) / (2 * math.pow(h_eff, 2))) num := num + w * src den := den + w 3. Statistical Deviation (MAE vs. StDev) Most Bollinger Band-style indicators use Standard Deviation (Root Mean Square). The problem with StDev is that it squares the errors, which heavily penalizes large outliers. In crypto or volatile forex pairs, one wick can blow out the bands for 20 bars. This one use Mean Absolute Error (MAE) instead. MAE=N1​∑∣Price−y^​∣ MAE is linear. It measures the average distance price strays from the kernel estimate without squaring the penalty. This creates "tighter" bands that adhere closer to price action during normal trend behavior but don't expand ridiculously during a flash crash. Pine Script float error = math.abs(src - y_hat) float mae = ta.sma(error, lookback) We project two sets of bands: Inner Band (Balanced): The "Noise Zone". Price inside here is considered random walk. Outer Band (Precision): The "Exhaustion Zone". Price reaching here is statistically unlikely (2.8x MAE). Input & Visual Summary Kernel Physics: h_val: The base smoothness. Lower (e.g., 6) = faster, noisier. Higher (e.g., 10) = slower, smoother. use_vol: Keep this TRUE. It prevents the bands from being too tight during news events. Envelope Statistics: mult_in / mult_out: These are your risk settings. 1.5/2.8 is a standard deviation-like setting suited for MAE.
Pine Script® indicator
by Metrify
SFP Trend & VWAP Liquidity Pro [Zofesu]🎯 SFP Trend & VWAP Liquidity Pro Master the Flow with Institutional Precision. It was primarily built on Nasdaq, sometimes works on Crypto and Commodities, mostly on Indices. Suitable for periods when the market is going sideways. Requires longer setup. This indicator is a high-performance trading tool designed to identify Swing Failure Patterns (SFP) while maintaining strict alignment with market momentum. By combining Dynamic Liquidity Zones with a Dual-Filter Trend Engine , it ensures you only trade the most high-probability sweeps in the direction of institutional money. 🧠 The Philosophy Trading liquidity sweeps (SFP) without a trend filter is like catching falling knives. This tool solves that by requiring Confluence . It identifies where retail stop-losses are being hunted and confirms if the major trend (VWAP/MA) is ready to defend that level. 🛠️ Key Features & Functionality ⚡ Smart SFP Detection: Automatically tracks historical Swing Highs and Lows to detect "fakeouts" where price sweeps liquidity and closes back within the range. 🛡️ Dual-Filter Trend Engine: Two fully customizable filters (EMA, SMA, HMA, or VWAP). You can use them to define a "Golden Zone" for entries. ⚓ Professional VWAP Anchoring: Choose how your volume-weighted price resets—Session, Week, Month, or Year. This allows you to track institutional value from intraday to long-term swing perspectives. 📊 Dynamic Liquidity Lines: Real-time visual tracking of the most recent "Upper" and "Lower" liquidity levels. ⚙️ Customizable Modes The Institutional Fort: Use two slow MAs (e.g., 2000 & 5000) for maximum safety. Only take SFPs that align with the long-term macro trend. The Volume Specialist: Combine one MA with a Weekly/Monthly VWAP. This aligns price action with pure volume-weighted value. The Pure Aggressor: Turn off MA filters and use only Session VWAP for high-frequency scalping and rapid liquidity plays. 🚀 How to Trade with STVL Pro Long Signal (BULL SFP): Price sweeps below a Swing Low but closes above it + Price is trending above your active Filters (A & B). Short Signal (BEAR SFP): Price sweeps above a Swing High but closes below it + Price is trending below your active Filters (A & B). You can preset filter A to EMA 2000 You can preset filter B to HMA 5000. If the price is approaching the green lookback, just switch filter B to VWAP, you don't have to change the numbers. VWAP automatically uses the "Session" setting. So you will have EMA as support on the chart and VWAP will search for SFP. If HMA is closer to the red lookback zone, switch filter A to VWAP, it will search for SFP for short. SFP label may not always appear, it is very strict. ⚠️ Disclaimer Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always use proper risk management. Designed for disciplined traders who value quality over quantity.
Pine Script® indicator
by Zofesu
Dark Pool entry Sniper v1 - By connoropriceDark Pool Entry Sniper v1 is a chart‑analysis tool that highlights moments where price shows unusual activity, including volume spikes that may suggest hidden or institutional‑style participation. It uses only public price and volume data to estimate these conditions. The script also applies basic Smart Money Concepts ideas—such as structure shifts, momentum changes, and liquidity areas—to help identify when the market may be transitioning between phases. Based on these conditions, the indicator provides optional buy and sell signals to support chart study and pattern recognition. These signals are not predictions or financial advice. They are visual tools meant to help users observe how price behaves during periods of stronger movement or potential accumulation/distribution.
Pine Script® indicator
by connoroprice
Multi-Timeframe Classic SNR Pro (Close-Based)This indicator identifies key Support & Resistance (SNR) zones using a proprietary approach based on the Malaysian Classic SNR methodology, enhanced with multi-timeframe confirmation. Unlike typical SNR scripts, this tool calculates levels based on candle closes and cross-verifies them across multiple timeframes to highlight the strongest zones. 🔹 Key Features: • Support & Resistance levels based on candle closes • Multi-timeframe confirmation: current timeframe + 2 higher timeframes • Strength of levels determined by confirmation from higher timeframes • Levels labeled with their source timeframe (e.g., 240 = H4, 60 = H1) • Clean chart visualization – no unnecessary indicators included 🔹 How to Use: 1. Apply to your preferred chart symbol and timeframe. 2. Observe the SNR lines: - Stronger levels are more reliable for potential entries/exits. - Use higher timeframe confirmation for better risk management. 3. Combine with your trading strategy and risk management rules. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed profits. Always apply proper risk management.
Pine Script® indicator
by david.ayad2012
Livermore 5-Step Trade Dashboard [t2make]█ OVERVIEW Jesse Livermore — arguably the greatest stock trader of the 20th century — never entered a trade on impulse. In "How to Trade in Stocks" (1940), he outlined a disciplined, top-down checklist that filtered out noise and kept him on the right side of the market. This indicator translates Livermore's 5-step pre-trade test into a real-time, on-chart dashboard that automatically evaluates both LONG and SHORT setups simultaneously and tells you which direction has the stronger case — or tells you to sit on your hands. No manual switching. No guessing. The market speaks, and the dashboard listens. █ THE 5 STEPS ① MARKET TREND — "There is a time to go long, a time to go short, and a time to go fishing." Compares fast/slow EMAs on your chosen market index (default: SPY). If the general market isn't trending in a clear direction, there's no trade. Period. ② SECTOR TREND — "Stocks move in groups. You must know which group your stock belongs to." Checks whether the sector ETF (XLK, XLF, XLE, etc.) is confirming the broader trend. Livermore never fought the group. ③ STOCK ACTION — "The stock must be acting right." The individual stock must be trending (EMA alignment) AND showing above-average volume. Trend without conviction is just drift. ④ PIVOTAL TIMING — "The pivotal point is where the money is made." Price must be at or near a pivot high (for longs) or pivot low (for shorts), confirmed by RSI momentum. This is Livermore's famous "line of least resistance" — enter only when the stock is ready to move. ⑤ RISK MANAGEMENT — "Always define your risk before entering a trade." ATR-based stop-loss, position risk as a percentage, and minimum reward-to-risk ratio. If the math doesn't work, the trade doesn't happen. █ AUTO DIRECTION This is the key differentiator. The script scores all 5 steps for both Long AND Short independently, then: • The side with more passing steps wins • If tied, the side aligned with the market trend (Step 1) takes priority • If neither side scores, the dashboard shows "— NONE" — stay flat The bottom row always displays both scores side by side (e.g., ▲ L 4/5 vs ▼ S 1/5) so you can see the full picture at a glance. █ DASHBOARD SIGNALS ✅ GO TRADE — 5/5 steps pass. This is your green light. ⚠ ALMOST — 4/5 steps pass. One condition away — watch closely. ⏳ WATCH — 3/5 steps pass. Setup is forming but not ready. 🚫 NO TRADE — Below 3/5. Stay out. On-chart markers: 🟢 Green ▲ below bar = Long 5/5 triggered 🔴 Red ▼ above bar = Short 5/5 triggered 🟡 Yellow ◆ = 4/5 (almost ready) Subtle background tint when all 5 pass █ HOW TO USE 1. Add the indicator to any stock or ETF chart 2. In settings, set your Market Index (SPY, QQQ, etc.) and Sector ETF to match your stock's sector 3. The dashboard does the rest — auto-detects direction and scores each step 4. Only trade when you see 5/5 PASS 5. Use the calculated Stop and Target levels as starting points for your trade plan 6. Set alerts for 5/5 and 4/5 triggers to get notified across your watchlist Sector ETF reference: XLK (Tech), XLF (Financials), XLE (Energy), XLV (Healthcare), XLI (Industrials), XLP (Consumer Staples), XLU (Utilities), XLB (Materials), XLRE (Real Estate), XLC (Communications), XLY (Consumer Discretionary) █ SETTINGS Dashboard: Position (4 corners), Size (S/M/L), toggle EMAs and levels on/off Step 1: Market symbol, fast/slow EMA periods Step 2: Sector ETF symbol, EMA period Step 3: Stock fast/slow EMA, volume surge multiplier, volume avg period Step 4: Pivot lookback, RSI toggle, RSI period and OB/OS thresholds Step 5: Max risk %, min R:R ratio, ATR period and multiplier █ LIMITATIONS • This is a checklist tool, not a signal generator — it tells you WHEN conditions align, not WHERE to enter tick-by-tick • Works best on daily timeframe with stocks and ETFs that have reliable volume data • Sector ETF must be set manually to match the stock you're analyzing • Crypto and forex pairs may need adjusted parameters since they lack traditional sector groupings • Past alignment of all 5 steps does not guarantee future results █ NOTES This indicator is inspired by Livermore's principles but is an interpretation, not a literal recreation. Livermore traded in an era before EMAs and RSI existed — he used price action and tape reading. The underlying logic, however, is the same: confirm the market, confirm the group, confirm the stock, wait for the pivot, and define your risk. "It was never my thinking that made the big money for me. It always was my sitting." — Jesse Livermore Follow @t2make on X for updates, new indicators, and trade ideas.
Pine Script® indicator
by t2smake
Aroon🎯Overview Aroon → is a beautifully visualized trend detection indicator that measures the strength and direction of market trends using the Aroon oscillator. It provides clear signals for identifying trend beginnings, strength, and potential reversals. Key Features 📊 Dual Component Analysis Aroon Up: Measures time since highest high within the specified period Aroon Down: Measures time since lowest low within the specified period Aroon Average: The difference between Aroon Up and Aroon Down (oscillator) 🎨 Customizable Visualization 5 Color Themes: Choose from Classic, Modern, Robust, Accented, or Monochrome Visual Fill Areas: Color-coded overbought/oversold zones Clear Labels: Direct labeling of both Aroon lines for easy reading 📈 Trend Detection System Cross Signals: Bullish when Aroon Up crosses above Aroon Down Bearish Signals: Bearish when Aroon Up crosses below Aroon Down Trend Strength: The spread between lines indicates trend strength How It Works Indicator Logic Aroon Up = × 100 Aroon Down = × 100 Aroon Average = Aroon Up - Aroon Down (oscillator between -100 and +100) Trend Signals: Generated when the two lines cross Interpretation Guidelines Strong Uptrend: Aroon Up near 100, Aroon Down near 0 Strong Downtrend: Aroon Down near 100, Aroon Up near 0 Consolidation: Both lines moving together below 50 Trend Beginning: Lines diverging after being close together Trend Reversal: Lines crossing each other Display Options Visual Components Aroon Lines (optional): Show individual Up/Down lines Aroon Average (optional): Show the oscillator with fill zones Background Highlights: Color background on crossover signals Summary Table: Large text showing current trend direction Color Themes Classic: Green/Red (traditional) Modern: Teal/Purple (contemporary) Robust: Gold/Burgundy (bold) Accented: Purple/Pink (vibrant) Monochrome: Gray/Charcoal (subdued) Trading Applications Entry Signals Long Entry: Aroon Up crosses above Aroon Down Short Entry: Aroon Up crosses below Aroon Down Trend Confirmation: Use with price action for validation Trend Analysis Trend Strength: Distance between lines indicates momentum Trend Maturity: Line levels show how old the trend is Range Identification: Both lines low indicates consolidation Customization Settings Aroon Configuration Length: Default 6 periods (adjustable) Show Lines: Toggle Aroon Up/Down lines Show Average: Toggle Aroon oscillator display Color Theme: Choose from 5 visual styles Alert System Cross Alerts: Notifications for bullish/bearish crossovers Custom Messages: Includes ticker symbol in alert messages Benefits for Traders 📊 Clear Trend Identification Visual representation of trend strength and direction Easy-to-spot crossovers for potential entries Multiple display options for different trading styles 🎯 Versatile Application Works on all timeframes Suitable for all markets (stocks, forex, crypto) Can be combined with other indicators for confirmation ⚡ Practical Features Real-time alerts for crossovers Clean, uncluttered visualization Customizable to match your chart aesthetics Large trend direction display for quick assessment Perfect for trend-following traders who want a clear, visual indicator that identifies both trend direction and strength without complex calculations. The Aroon indicator is particularly effective at spotting new trends early and identifying when trends are weakening or reversing.
Pine Script® indicator
by Tiagorocha1989
Quanticorn - Manual Pro - ForexQUANTICORN | Manual Pro | FOREX edition - Price Inefficiency Detection The official quantitative model for FX Futures. Identify institutional liquidity inefficiencies and high-probability trade setups in real-time. WHAT IT DOES • Detects price inefficiencies on 15min charts • Displays real-time entry, partial exit, and full exit labels directly on your chart • Shows a live Trade Setup Table with entry price, stop-loss, partial TP, full TP, direction, contracts, and risk in USD • Includes a Backtest Stats Table showing recent performance of current p-settings (trades, PnL, win rate, max drawdown, streaks) • Latest parameter p-settings available via Discord BACKTESTED PERFORMANCE Based on the same locked zero-lookahead logic used in our institutional alpha: • NQ 2023-25: 228% CAGR, 2.3 Sharpe • NQ 2020-21 (COVID): 139% CAGR, 1.61 Sharpe • NQ 2008-09 (GFC): 17.2% CAGR, stress-tested • BTCUSDT 2023-25: 37.2% CAGR, 0.6 Sharpe SUPPORTED TIMEFRAMES Currently Optimized for: 15min on 6E1! and 6B1!. Can be used on other timeframes and FOREX markets, but signals are curently calibrated for the above only. CUSTOMIZATION Fine-tune the indicator with adjustable inputs: • P1–P7: Core model parameters (latest presets available in Discord) • Target R: Set your custom risk-reward targets • Partial Settings: Customize your partial exit levels • Risk Per Trade: Define your risk in USD – the indicator automatically calculates contract size COMMUNITY & SUPPORT • Access the official Discord for latest p-settings and support • Real-time updates and parameter tuning guidance • Direct access to the Quanticorn team DISCLAIMER This indicator is for educational purposes. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk. Only risk capital you can afford to lose. Key Features ✓ Real-time price inefficiency detection ✓ Entry, partial exit, and full exit labels with tooltips ✓ Live Trade Setup Table (entry, SL, TP, contracts, risk in USD) ✓ Live Backtest Stats Table (trades, PnL, win rate, max DD, streaks) ✓ Automatic contract size calculation based on your risk ✓ Optimized for 15min charts ✓ Supports 6E1! and 6B1! futures ✓ Based on institutional zero-lookahead backtests ✓ Discord community & official p-settings Usage Instructions 1. Add the indicator to your chart (6E1!/6B1! 15min) 2. Set your risk per trade in USD – the indicator will calculate contract size automatically 3. Use the latest p-settings from Discord for optimal performance (parameters are customizable but presets are recommended) 4. Watch for colored labels on the chart (backtest): - Yellow = Potential setup detected (in live trading check Trade Setup Table) - Green = Entry triggered - Blue = Partial profit reached - Orange = Breakeven exit (stop moved to entry after partial) - Red = Full stop-loss hit (-1R) - Dark Green = Full target reached 5. Reference the Trade Setup Table for exact entry, stop-loss, and profit targets 6. Monitor the Backtest Stats Table to see how current p-settings have performed recently CONTACT & SUPPORT Email: indicator@quanticorn.com Discord: discord.gg/Aes2w8qQTt Website: quanticorn.com/indicator
Pine Script® indicator
by Quanticorn
Risk AlignmentRisk Alignment evaluates whether market conditions favor risk-on or risk-off behavior by assessing the alignment of BTC and the OTHERS index. It uses two independent signals: the direction of the 12/25 EMA stack and price position relative to those EMAs, each classified as bullish, bearish, or neutral. These signals are combined into a six-state regime framework: Bullish, Neutral-Bullish, Conflicting, Neutral-Bearish, Bearish, or No Signal This provides a clear hierarchy of conviction rather than a binary output. It is designed to function as a top-down macro filter, helping traders gate exposure, size risk, and avoid periods of structural disagreement. It is best used as a regime context layer, not as a standalone entry signal.
Pine Script® indicator
by Kintsugixyz
Occurrence Scanner | MA Resilience & Breakout LogicThis indicator is designed to quantify the reliability of a Moving Average (MA) as a dynamic Support or Resistance level. Unlike standard crossover indicators that generate signals on every touch, this script employs a rigorous "Zone Tolerance" and "Temporal Confirmation" logic to filter out noise and classify price action into three distinct behaviors: Valid Bounce, Confirmed Breakout, or False Breakout (Trap). It also integrates an optional Volatility Filter (based on TTM Squeeze mechanics) to prevent false signals during low-volatility "chop" regimes. HOW IT WORKS: 1. The "Safe Zone" (Buffer Logic): Standard MAs are thin lines. This script creates a programmable "Road" around the MA (defined by the Zone Tolerance % input). A touch is only considered a potential breakout if the price closes outside this zone. Wicks that pierce the MA but close inside the zone are treated as Bounces (respecting the level). 2. Event Classification (The Decision Engine): Once the price interacts with the MA Zone, a "Sovereignty Window" (Lookahead Timer) is activated to monitor the subsequent candles: ✅ Bounce: Price tests the MA but never closes outside the Safe Zone during the window. The MA held as support/resistance. ❌ Breakout (Breakdown/Breakup): Price closes outside the Safe Zone. A strict "2-Consecutive Close" logic is applied to confirm the trend change immediately, avoiding premature signals. ⚠️ False Break: Price momentarily closes outside the zone but aggressively reverses to the opposite side within the time window. This identifies "Bull/Bear Traps". 3. The Volatility Filter (Anti-Chop): Market consolidation often leads to MA whipsaws. The script calculates Bollinger Bands (2.0 std) vs. Keltner Channels (1.5 ATR). If the Squeeze Filter is enabled in settings, the script forces the scanner to IGNORE any MA touches while volatility is compressed (Squeeze ON). This ensures signals are only generated during active trends. SETTINGS: MA Type & Length: Choose between SMA or EMA and the period (e.g., 20, 50, 200). Zone Tolerance (+/- %): The buffer width. Default is 0.2%. Higher values filter more noise. Lookahead Candles: The confirmation window size. Squeeze Filter: Toggle On/Off to ignore signals during low volatility regimes. INTENDED USE: This tool is intended for Swing Traders and Scalpers looking to statistically validate which Moving Average is being respected by a specific asset. It automates the "visual backtest" process, providing a Dashboard with success rates for Bounces vs. Breaks.
Pine Script® indicator
by impressive_Storkj9gr3
ORION: Linear Regression Consolidation SystemDescription: This script is a custom-built technical analysis tool designed to identify high-probability consolidation zones (market equilibrium) and trade their subsequent breakouts in the direction of the established trend. originality & Concept: While many indicators use simple Bollinger Band squeezes, this system employs a multi-factor algorithm to define "Consolidation" mathematically. It synthesizes three core concepts: Volatility Compression (ATR): It compares the current range against the Average True Range (ATR) to ensure price action is compressed. Structural Stationarity (Linear Regression): It calculates the slope of the Linear Regression line over a lookback period. A zone is valid ONLY if the slope is near-zero (< 0.25), ensuring the market is truly flat and not just choppy. Trend Alignment (EMA): To filter out low-probability counter-trend signals, the system utilizes a 150-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) as a baseline. Breakouts are only valid if they align with the macro trend (Above EMA = Long, Below EMA = Short). How It Works: Zone Detection: The script draws a visual box when the price range is within the ATR multiplier limit AND the Linear Regression slope is flat. Signal Validation: A signal is triggered only on a confirmed candle close outside the box. False Breakout Protection: A volume/body size filter checks if the breakout candle has significant momentum compared to the average of the last 20 bars. Risk Management : The script projects a fixed Risk:Reward setup (default 1:1.8) and includes a "Breakeven" logic that visualizes when a trade has reached 50% of its target, securing the position. Settings: This system is highly customizable to fit different market conditions. Below are the specific parameters used in this setup: 1. Strategy Core (Logic) Lookback Period (15): The algorithm analyzes the most recent 15 candles to detect market equilibrium. On the M5 timeframe, this represents a 75-minute window of stability, which is optimal for scalping setups. Box Width (ATR Multiplier) (3) : Defines the maximum vertical range of the consolidation box. A value of 3 means the box height cannot exceed 3x the Average True Range (ATR). This ensures we are trading tight, compressed zones rather than volatile, expansive ranges. Slope Tolerance (0.4): Controls the strictness of the Linear Regression slope. A value of 0.4 allows for a slight tilt in the consolidation structure, capturing more valid opportunities than a strictly horizontal (0.0) setting without compromising the "flatness" requirement. 2. Risk Management Risk : Reward Ratio (1.8): Sets the profit target relative to the stop loss. For every $1 risked, the system targets $1.8 in profit. This provides a positive mathematical expectancy even with a moderate win rate. Breakeven Trigger (%) (0.5): A capital preservation feature. When the price covers 50% (0.5) of the distance to the Take Profit target, the trade is visually marked as "Breakeven" (Risk-Free). If the price reverses after this point, it is not counted as a loss. 3. Protection & Filters (Insurance) Enable 'Strong Candle' Filter (ON): Filters out weak "creeping" breakouts. The system will only trigger a signal if the breakout candle demonstrates significant momentum. Average Size Period (20): The baseline for momentum is calculated using the average body size of the last 20 candles. Candle Strength Factor (1): The breakout candle must be at least 1x (100%) the size of the average candle. This ensures that real volume and momentum are backing the move, reducing the chance of fakeouts. Disclaimer: This script is intended for educational and analytical purposes to assist traders in identifying market structure.
Pine Script® indicator
by ana_gagua
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Point & Figure [ARTech]🔸🔸🔸 Point & Figure 🔸🔸🔸 Before jumping into the indicator settings, let’s take a step back and understand the logic behind Point & Figure charts. Unlike time-based charts, Point & Figure focuses purely on meaningful price movement . It filters out minor fluctuations and ignores time completely, helping you see market structure in a much cleaner way — trend, breakouts, and reversals become easier to spot. To build a Point & Figure chart, two key parameters must be defined: Box Size and Reversal Amount . 📌 Box Size Box size determines how much price movement is required to add a new X or O . In this example, the box size is $20 , meaning: Every $20 rise adds one X upward Every $20 drop adds one O downward 📌 Reversal Amount Reversal amount defines how many boxes price must move in the opposite direction to start a new column . In Point & Figure charts: Xs and Os never appear in the same column Each column contains only Xs or only Os In this example: Box size = $20 Reversal amount = 3 boxes So a reversal requires a $60 move in the opposite direction. 📌 Point & Figure Graph (Step-by-Step) Graph A If the current column is an X column and price continues to rise, new Xs are added to the same column as long as the box size rule is met. Graph B When price falls by 3 boxes ($60) , a new column begins to the right. Three Os are placed starting one box below the highest X of the previous column. Graph C If price continues to fall, additional Os are added downward in the same column. Graph D If price then rises by 3 boxes ($60) , another new column starts. Three Xs are placed one box above the lowest O of the previous column. Graph E As long as price continues higher without another 3-box reversal , Xs keep extending in the same column. For a deeper explanation of the theory and plotting rules, you can read my educational article here: 📌 Key Features Below are the main features of the Point & Figure indicator I developed, designed to make P&F charts clearer, more customizable, and easier to use directly on TradingView. • Two Display Modes: This indicator includes two different Point & Figure display styles. Line Mode draws a simplified P&F line based on the active column value, while Classic Mode plots the traditional Point & Figure structure using real X/O columns and reversal logic. • Optional Box Background (Line Mode): In Line Mode, you can enable an optional box-style background. This helps you visually follow each box step and makes reversals easier to spot, while still keeping the chart clean and readable. • Full Point & Figure Engine: The indicator builds Point & Figure columns using Box Size and Reversal Amount rules. A column continues only while price extends in the same direction, and a new column is created only when price reverses by the defined reversal distance. • Price Source Options (Close vs High/Low): You can choose between Close or High/Low as the price source. When High/Low is selected, the algorithm prioritizes continuation in the current trend direction first, and checks the opposite side only if the trend cannot be extended. This creates a more “classic” P&F behavior, especially on volatile candles. • Box Size Methods (Fixed / Percentage / ATR): The indicator supports three box size assignment methods. Fixed uses a constant value, Percentage adjusts box size dynamically based on price level, and ATR adapts box size using volatility. This allows the chart to stay usable across different instruments and market conditions. • ATR Locking for More Stable Columns: When ATR box size is selected, the indicator can lock the box size after each reversal. This means the active column keeps a consistent box size until the next reversal occurs, improving stability and avoiding frequent recalculation during the same swing. • Classic Mode Controls (Offset & Max Boxes): Classic Mode includes additional controls such as horizontal offset and a maximum “last boxes” limit. These options help you place the P&F structure more clearly on the chart and keep performance smooth when drawing many boxes. • Visual Customization: You can customize colors for rising and falling columns, borders, and reversal highlight areas. This makes it easy to match the indicator with your chart theme and improve clarity during live analysis. • Optimized Drawing Behavior: To keep the chart responsive, the Classic X/O box drawing is optimized and focused on the most recent structure. This helps reduce object load and improves usability on lower timeframes. 📌 Why use this indicator? Point & Figure charts are one of the best ways to filter market noise and focus only on meaningful price movement. Instead of printing a new bar just because time passes, this indicator updates only when price moves enough to fill a new box or trigger a reversal. This makes trend direction, breakouts, and key support/resistance levels much easier to read. Another big advantage is accessibility. On TradingView, the built-in Point & Figure chart type is available only for Plus and higher plans . This indicator allows you to use a Point & Figure-style structure directly on your chart, without needing to switch chart types or rely on paid plan access. 🔸🔸🔸 How to Use 🔸🔸🔸 ███████ Chart Type ███████ 📌 Chart Type: Line This mode draws Point & Figure structure as a clean line-based visualization. It’s ideal if you want a minimal look while still keeping the P&F logic. In Line Style , you can customize how the line and its structure looks: Line: Enables/disables the P&F line plotting. Rising (X): Sets the line color when the active column is an X (up) column. Falling (O): Sets the line color when the active column is an O (down) column. You can also enable the background box visualization: Box: [/b ] Shows P&F “step boxes” behind the line, so you can visually track each filled box and reversal structure. Rising (X) and Falling (O) box colors: Sets the main box colors for normal price movement after the reversal zone. In other words, once the reversal area is passed, these colors are used for the regular X (up) and O (down) boxes that continue the column. Reverse Area colors: Colors the reversal zone based on your selected Reversal Box Amount. In other words, it highlights the boxes that represent the reversal distance (example: the 3-box reversal area) with a different color, so you can clearly see where a column change would be triggered. 📌 Chart Type: Classic(X/O Boxes) This mode displays the traditional Point & Figure look using X and O columns, which is the most recognizable and “textbook” P&F style. In Classic (X/O Boxes) Style , you can control the visual layout: Offset: Shifts the whole P&F structure left/right from the last candle, so it doesn’t overlap price action. Max Last Boxes: Limits how many recent boxes are drawn for better performance. X Fill / O Fill: Sets the fill colors for X and O columns. Border: Controls the outline color of the Classic boxes. ███████ Calculation Methods ███████ 📌 Source This defines which price data is used to evaluate box creation and reversals. Close: All decisions - box extensions and reversals - are made using closing prices only. If the close fills a box in the direction of the current column, new Xs or Os are plotted. If the close reaches the reversal amount in the opposite direction, a new column is started. High/Low: Uses the full candle range (High and Low). This makes the chart more responsive because intrabar extremes can trigger new boxes and reversals. The logic is priority-based: If the current column is X (up) , the script checks High first to extend the up column. If it can’t extend, it checks Low for a reversal. If the current column is O (down) , the script checks Low first to extend the down column. If it can’t extend, it checks High for a reversal. 📌 Reversal Box Amount This is the classic Point & Figure reversal rule: how many boxes price must move in the opposite direction to start a new column . Example: If Reversal = 3, price must reverse by 3 boxes to switch from X → O or O → X. Higher reversal values create fewer reversals (smoother structure). Lower values create more frequent reversals (more sensitivity). 📌 Box Size Method Fixed: Box size stays constant at your chosen value. Percentage: Box size scales with price, recalculated dynamically as price moves. Important behavior: In Percentage mode, the box size is not recalculated on every tick. Instead, each new box size is updated step-by-step, using the previous box level as the reference. This means the box size adapts gradually as price progresses: when a new box is confirmed, the next box size is computed based on the last printed box value. ATR: Box size is based on volatility using ATR. ATR mode behavior: ATR mode, the indicator locks the box size for each column. When the chart switches direction (for example from an X column to an O column ), the script takes the ATR value at that reversal moment and uses it as the fixed box size for the entire new column. That box size will not change while the column keeps extending. However, reversal checks are still dynamic: the script monitors whether price has moved far enough to reverse by comparing the move against the latest ATR-based reversal requirement. So, the column’s boxes stay visually consistent, while the reversal decision can still react to current volatility. 📌 Fixed Box Size (only for Fixed method) Sets the constant price movement required to print 1 new box. Higher values = fewer boxes, smoother chart. Lower values = more boxes, more detail. 📌 Percentage (only for Percentage method) Defines the percent used to calculate each new box size. Example: 1 means each new box is approximately 1% of price, rounded to the symbol’s tick size. 📌 ATR Length (only for ATR method) Sets the ATR period used for volatility measurement. 📌 ATR Multiplier (only for ATR method) Final box size is calculated as: Box Size = ATR × Multiplier (rounded to tick size). Higher multiplier = larger boxes, fewer reversals. Lower multiplier = smaller boxes, more reversals.
Pine Script® indicator
by ARrowofTime
Momentum Fusion X Strategy (with data filter.)Momentum Fusion X Strategy — Conceptual Overview Momentum Fusion X Strategy is a selectively reactive market-participation system designed to engage only when price behavior exhibits structured directional clarity across multiple internal evaluation layers. Rather than responding to isolated indicators or short-term noise, the strategy operates on a confirmation-based framework where trades are activated only when the broader internal state of the market demonstrates sufficient directional agreement. This approach intentionally prioritizes quality of participation over frequency, allowing the system to remain inactive during uncertain or low-information phases. The strategy has demonstrated its strongest performance characteristics on MIDCAPNIFTY, while remaining structurally adaptable to other instruments and market environments. Structural Philosophy The internal architecture is built around a multi-layered decision model: Directional Consensus Framework Trades are considered only when multiple independent internal components align in the same directional bias. No single condition is capable of triggering a trade independently. Momentum Confirmation Logic Price movement is evaluated in a manner that emphasizes continuation strength rather than short-lived reactions. This helps reduce participation during false breakouts or choppy market behavior. Noise Suppression The system actively filters out ambiguous conditions, remaining flat during periods where directional intent lacks clarity or conviction. This structural discipline ensures consistency and prevents over-trading, particularly on lower timeframes. Trade Behaviour & Execution Trade Initiation Positions are initiated only when internal directional alignment reaches a predefined quality threshold. Partial or conflicting conditions are intentionally ignored. Trade Exit Positions are closed dynamically when internal momentum deteriorates or when directional alignment weakens, helping limit exposure during transitions or reversals. Market Inactivity The strategy may display selective trade participation during backtests. This behavior is intentional and reflects strict filtering logic rather than missed opportunities. Backtesting & Configuration Notes Data Filter: The strategy includes a data filter input, allowing controlled backtesting from a specific start date. Backtest Start Date: Historical evaluation has been conducted starting from 5 August 2025. Initial Capital: Backtests are configured using an initial capital of 10,000. Primary Timeframe: The strategy is intended to be evaluated and used on the 15-minute timeframe for optimal structural behavior. Automation & Execution Support The script includes a built-in Dhan webhook alert system, enabling optional automation of execution workflows. Alerts are synchronized directly with the strategy’s internal execution logic to ensure alignment between backtest results and live alert behavior. Commission and slippage are incorporated into the strategy configuration to provide a more realistic simulation of execution conditions. Commission: 0.01% Slippage: 2 points Intended Usage Context Instrument Focus: MIDCAPNIFTY (best observed performance) Trading Style: Intraday, momentum-based participation Trade Frequency: Selective by design Timeframe: 15-Minute Users are encouraged to apply independent capital allocation, position sizing, and risk controls appropriate to their individual trading plan. Intellectual Property Notice The internal construction, scoring logic, alignment thresholds, and execution conditions are intentionally abstracted. This description explains the conceptual philosophy without exposing implementation details, preserving the originality and intellectual integrity of the strategy. Direct replication of the internal logic is neither implied nor supported by this publication. Disclaimer This strategy is provided strictly for educational, research, and analytical purposes. Market behavior evolves over time, and historical performance does not guarantee future results. Users are responsible for forward testing, execution decisions, and risk management when applying this strategy in live market conditions.
Pine Script® strategy
by algovisionx2
Quantitative Trend and Sector DashboardQuantitative Trend and Sector Dashboard Overview The QTS Dashboard is a visual market context tool that summarizes relative strength, benchmark comparison, volatility normalization, and sector participation in a compact on-chart display. It is designed for analysis and situational awareness rather than trading signals or automated decisions. What makes it different Most relative strength tools compare symbols only to a broad index. This dashboard automatically assigns a relevant sector or industry benchmark based on ticker membership, enabling like-for-like comparison with similar instruments. The result is a multi-factor view of trend participation rather than a single metric. Core components • Benchmark Detection Maps symbols to sector or industry ETFs to improve comparison relevance. • Beta Normalization (252 bars) Beta is calculated using covariance and variance to scale thresholds according to typical volatility. • Dual Range Tracking Measures distance from 52-week highs and lows to show position within the yearly cycle. • Sector Participation Scan Evaluates major SPDR sectors and lists those currently meeting configurable strength criteria. • ATR Extension Quantifies price distance from midpoint using ATR to highlight statistically extended moves. Math summary • Relative Spread = Benchmark %BelowHigh − Symbol %BelowHigh • Beta = Covariance / Variance • Adjusted Threshold = Base × Beta • Extension = (Price − Midpoint) / ATR All calculations use confirmed bars. No intentional repaint logic. Status states • Leader — stronger relative performance • Neutral — in line with benchmark • Lagging — weaker relative performance • Extended — large volatility stretch States describe context only. How to use • Compare Spread and Beta for relative positioning • Monitor sector list for participation breadth • Use extension values to gauge stretch conditions • Adjust timeframe and thresholds to match your workflow • Show, hide, or reposition the dashboard as needed Example charts Disclaimer Educational and informational only. This indicator does not provide buy or sell signals or investment advice. Trading involves risk.
Pine Script® indicator
by ibotrade
1D % Change (Histogram)1D % Change Histogram (Daily-Anchored) Description This indicator plots the 1-day percent change as a histogram above/below the zero line. It includes 3 calculation modes: • Last vs Prev Close: compares the latest available price to the prior daily close (useful for an “in-progress” daily change on intraday charts). • Close vs Prev Close: classic daily close-to-close change (stable per day). • Close vs Open: session move for the day (open-to-close). The logic is anchored to the Daily timeframe, so you can view it on 5m/15m/1H charts while keeping a consistent “1D” reference. How to use: • Want a live-updating read on intraday charts? Use Last vs Prev Close. • Want clean day-by-day comparisons? Use Close vs Prev Close. • Want a session “push” metric? Use Close vs Open. Notes • Green bars when value is ≥ 0, red bars when < 0. • Optional zero line and last-value tag. • Can run on the chart symbol or a user-selected symbol. Limitations • Different data feeds may define “price” differently (last/close/settle), so values can vary across providers. • In Last vs Prev Close mode the value updates intraday (expected behavior). Disclaimer This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice and does not provide buy/sell signals or entry/exit recommendations. Use at your own risk and always verify with your own data.
Pine Script® indicator
by Yesid_Correa_Cano