MTF Key Levels Pro [Confluence & Flow]

MTF Key Levels Pro [Confluence & Flow] is an all-in-one market structure and context toolkit designed to reduce chart noise and surface the price levels that matter most. It combines multi-timeframe trend alignment, institutional-style reference levels (VWAP anchors, pivots, volume POC, prior day levels), and confluence detection so you can quickly identify where price is likely to react—and whether the broader flow supports continuation or reversal.

This script is intentionally modular: you can enable only what you trade (scalping, day trading, swing, position) while keeping the chart readable via selective plotting and a compact MTF dashboard.

What It Does
1) Key Levels Engine (Core Map)

The indicator plots a “key-level stack” from multiple methodologies so you are not relying on a single lens:

Volume Profile POC (Point of Control) over a configurable lookback (highest traded activity zone).

Daily Pivot Levels calculated from prior day H/L/C (PP, R1, S1 and extended levels in the logic).

Fibonacci Retracements from recent swing range (38.2 / 50 / 61.8).

Moving Averages (three configurable MAs for trend structure).

Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL) for intraday reference points.

ATH/ATL tracking (optional) for macro context.

2) Anchored VWAP Suite (Flow Anchors)

A multi-anchor VWAP system that resets and recalculates at the start of each period:

Hourly VWAP (scalping / micro-structure)

Daily VWAP (day trading standard reference)

Weekly VWAP (swing context)

Monthly VWAP (position context)

3) Multi-Timeframe Alignment Dashboard (Trend Consensus)

The dashboard pulls 5 configurable timeframes (defaults: 5m, 30m, 1h, 4h, D) and displays:

Price snapshot per timeframe

Trend direction (simple momentum/trend comparison vs lookback)

Volume

% change

Alignment status (BULL ALIGNED / BEAR ALIGNED / MIXED), including bars since alignment began

Use this to avoid trading against higher timeframe pressure and to time entries when multiple timeframes agree.

4) Order-Flow Lite (Volume & Delta)

A practical “flow confirmation” layer using candle-based volume classification:

Buy vs sell volume approximation (close vs open)

Delta strength label (Strong Buy / Strong Sell / Neutral)

Volume surge detection vs SMA(volume) with a configurable multiplier

Optional background shading on surge events

5) Confluence Zones (Signal Compression)

Confluence zones automatically form when multiple independent levels cluster together within a configurable tolerance:

You choose tolerance % and minimum levels required (e.g., 3+).

Zones are plotted as highlighted regions and listed in the dashboard with proximity markers (AT / NEAR).

This is the “decision layer”: the script doesn’t just draw levels—it tells you where multiple reasons to react overlap.

How to Use It (Practical Outline)
Typical Workflow

Check dashboard alignment: trade with alignment for continuation setups; treat MIXED as caution/mean-reversion regime.

Identify nearest confluence zones: prioritize trades at/near zones versus isolated single levels.

Use VWAP anchor + PDH/PDL + Pivot as the intraday framework, then confirm with volume surge/delta bias.

Manage risk around zones: zones are natural areas for rejection, breakout, or retest logic.

Recommended Configurations (Quick Start)

Scalping (1m–5m chart): Hourly VWAP + Daily VWAP + Daily Pivots + Confluence

Day Trading (5m–1h): Daily VWAP + Pivots + PDH/PDL + Confluence + Alignment dashboard

Swing (1h–4h): Weekly VWAP + MA50/MA200 + Confluence + Alignment

Position (D/W): Monthly VWAP + MA200 + ATH/ATL + Confluence

Alerts Included

Confluence Touch: triggers when price is within proximity of a confluence zone.

Trend Change: triggers when the alignment state changes (e.g., MIXED → BULL ALIGNED).

Volume Spike: triggers on surge events versus the configured baseline.

Notes / Intended Use

This indicator is built for context and decision support (key levels + trend consensus + flow cues). It is not a standalone “buy/sell system” by design; instead, it provides a structured map for entries, invalidation, and target planning around areas of highest market agreement.

If you want, I can also produce a TradingView-ready “Description + Feature bullets + How to trade + Settings guide + Alert guide” in the exact formatting style commonly used on public TradingView scripts (including a short disclaimer and a clean feature list).