HTF Scalp System

HTF Scalp System

HTF Scalp System is a higher-timeframe reference tool designed for intraday traders who follow liquidity, market structure, and the Accumulation–Manipulation–Distribution (AMD) concept.

The indicator automatically projects key higher-timeframe levels onto lower-timeframe charts, helping traders identify potential reaction zones without manually marking them.

Features
Higher Timeframe Open

Displays the current higher-timeframe opening price, which often acts as an important intraday equilibrium level.

ADR-Based Manipulation Levels

The indicator calculates dynamic manipulation zones using a configurable percentage of the Average Daily Range (ADR).

Bearish Manipulation Level = HTF Open + ADR %
Bullish Manipulation Level = HTF Open − ADR %

These levels can help identify potential liquidity grabs and reversal areas.

Previous HTF High & Low

Plots the previous higher-timeframe high and low as projected support and resistance levels.

These areas are commonly watched for:

Liquidity sweeps
Breakout reactions
Reversal opportunities
AMD Path Projection

The indicator tracks the current higher-timeframe session high and low and visualises a simplified AMD (Accumulation–Manipulation–Distribution) path.

Depending on the current market position relative to the HTF Open, the projected path illustrates the likely manipulation leg before the ongoing directional move.

This is intended as a visual guide rather than a predictive signal.

Optional VWAP

An integrated VWAP can be enabled for traders who use volume-weighted price as an additional confluence factor.

Inputs
Higher Timeframe selection
ADR calculation length
Manipulation zone percentage
Line extension length
Individual visibility controls for all levels
Optional VWAP with custom colour and width
Best Used For
Intraday trading
Scalping
Liquidity-based trading
AMD framework
ICT-inspired market analysis
Higher-timeframe bias
Notes

This indicator is designed as a market structure and reference tool. It does not generate buy or sell signals and should be used alongside your own trading plan, price action analysis, and risk management.

The projected AMD path is a visual representation of current market behaviour and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future price movement.