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Market DashboardMarket Dashboard - Trend vs Chop Detection A comprehensive intraday market internals dashboard that displays five key metrics to help traders quickly identify whether the market is in a trending or sideways/rotational regime. METRICS DISPLAYED: 1. VOLD Ratio - Up Volume / Down Volume ratio for NYSE • > +2.0 = Strong buying pressure (green) • < -2.0 = Strong selling pressure (red) • Between -2 and +2 = Neutral/rotational (gray) 2. RVOL - Relative Volume compared to same time over past N days • > 1.5 = Above-average participation (orange) • < 0.7 = Below-average participation (blue) • Otherwise neutral (gray) 3. Breadth % - Net percentage of advancing vs declining issues • > +30% = Broad upside participation (green) • < -30% = Broad downside participation (red) • Between -30% and +30% = Mixed/rotational (gray) 4. ADR Used % - Session range utilization vs 5-day Average Daily Range • > 80% = Extended move, potential exhaustion (orange) • < 30% = Compressed, room to move (blue) • Otherwise neutral (gray) 5. TICK - NYSE TICK Index with sentiment label • > +600 = Strong uptick pressure (green) • < -600 = Strong downtick pressure (red) • Between -600 and +600 = Neutral (gray) HOW TO READ: Trending Day Signals: • VOLD > ±2.5 + Breadth > ±50% + TICK sustained in one direction + RVOL > 1.5 + ADR climbing = Strong trend, trade with pullbacks Sideways/Chop Signals: • VOLD oscillating ±2 + Breadth flipping around 0% + TICK whipping + RVOL < 1.2 + ADR mean-reverting = Range-bound, fade extremes or stand aside CUSTOMIZATION: • Adjustable ADR length (default 5 days) • Adjustable RVOL lookback period (default 10 days, 30 bars) • Table position selector (9 positions available) Perfect for ES, NQ, and other index futures traders who need quick regime assessment at a glance.
Pine Script®指标
由volatility_Viking提供
Neeson RSI Divergence DetectorIntegrating Multi-Indicator Strategies: A Rational Approach to Technical Analysis Tools Introduction The integration of multiple technical indicators into a unified trading script represents a sophisticated approach to market analysis, combining complementary analytical methods to enhance decision-making. This article outlines the rational basis for combining specific indicators, explains their synergistic operation, and provides practical guidance for users seeking to understand the functional utility, operational mechanics, and unique value proposition of integrated technical analysis tools. Functional Purpose and Rational Integration Basis Integrated technical scripts are designed to address the inherent limitations of single-indicator analysis by combining multiple analytical perspectives. The rational basis for integration typically follows these principles: Complementary Signal Validation: Different indicators measure distinct market characteristics (momentum, volatility, trend strength, etc.). Their combination allows cross-validation of signals, reducing false positives inherent in single-indicator systems. Multi-Timeframe Confirmation: Integrated scripts often incorporate elements that analyze price action across different temporal dimensions, providing a more comprehensive market perspective. Risk Management Enhancement: By combining overbought/oversold indicators with trend confirmation tools, these scripts help identify not only entry opportunities but also potential risk zones. Market Phase Adaptation: Different market conditions (trending, ranging, volatile) favor different indicator types. Integrated approaches maintain relevance across varying market environments. Synergistic Operational Mechanism The components of well-designed integrated scripts operate through several synergistic mechanisms: Primary Trend Identification: Core trend-following indicators establish the dominant market direction, serving as a filter for other signals. This prevents counter-trend entries that might otherwise be generated by oscillators or momentum indicators. Momentum Confirmation: Oscillator-based components (like RSI or Stochastic) validate the strength of the identified trend, distinguishing between healthy retracements and potential reversals. Divergence Detection: By comparing price action with momentum indicators, these scripts identify subtle shifts in market dynamics that often precede trend changes. Volatility Adjustment: Volatility-based components dynamically adjust signal thresholds and position sizing recommendations based on current market conditions. Multi-Layer Filtering: Each signal passes through successive validation layers, with only the strongest, most confirmed signals triggering alerts or visual markers. Practical Application Guidance Users can maximize the utility of integrated scripts through these practical approaches: Parameter Customization: Adjust indicator periods and thresholds to match the characteristics of specific trading instruments and timeframes. Historical testing can identify optimal settings for particular markets. Signal Hierarchy Interpretation: Learn to distinguish between primary signals (strongly confirmed across multiple indicators) and secondary signals (weaker confirmation) for appropriate position sizing. Contextual Analysis: Consider integrated signals within the broader market context, including support/resistance levels, volume patterns, and fundamental developments. Performance Correlation: Monitor how different market conditions affect script performance. Some configurations may excel in trending markets while others perform better in ranging conditions. Risk Calibration: Use the multi-indicator confirmation to calibrate stop-loss and take-profit levels, with tighter parameters for strongly confirmed signals and wider parameters for weaker ones. Originality and Value Proposition The originality of well-designed integrated scripts manifests in several dimensions: Unique Combination Logic: The specific selection and weighting of indicators, along with their integration methodology, represents intellectual value distinct from simple indicator stacking. Innovative Signal Processing: Advanced scripts often incorporate proprietary algorithms for signal filtering, noise reduction, or probability weighting not found in standard indicators. Adaptive Framework: Some scripts dynamically adjust their analytical approach based on changing market conditions, representing a form of artificial market intelligence. Visualization Innovation: The presentation of complex multi-indicator data in an intuitive, actionable format constitutes significant user interface originality. Empirical Limitations and Responsible Use It is crucial to maintain realistic expectations regarding integrated technical scripts: No Predictive Certainty: These tools analyze probabilities, not certainties. No combination of historical price indicators can guarantee future price movements. Market Efficiency Limitations: All technical analysis operates within the constraints of market efficiency, with script effectiveness varying across different market conditions and time periods. Complementary Role: Integrated scripts should complement, not replace, comprehensive trading strategies including risk management, fundamental analysis, and market knowledge. Continuous Evaluation: Regular performance assessment against established benchmarks helps maintain realistic expectations and identifies when script adjustments may be necessary. Conclusion The thoughtful integration of multiple technical indicators represents a logical evolution in analytical methodology, addressing the limitations of single-indicator approaches through complementary validation and multi-dimensional analysis. By understanding the rational basis for integration, the synergistic operation of components, and the practical application parameters, users can employ these tools as valuable components within broader, disciplined trading approaches. The true value emerges not from predictive accuracy but from structured decision support that helps traders navigate complex market environments with greater consistency and insight.
Pine Script®指标
由neeson1987提供
SMC MTF📊 SMC MTF - Multi-Timeframe Zone Detection 🎯 Overview SMC MTF is a powerful companion indicator designed to display Higher Timeframe (HTF) institutional zones directly on your lower timeframe charts. Identify high-probability trading opportunities by seeing where smart money is likely to react! ✨ Key Features 🔹 Multi-Timeframe Analysis Display zones from 2 different Higher Timeframes simultaneously Optional Current Timeframe detection No chart switching needed - see HTF zones on your execution timeframe 🔹 Smart Zone Detection Fair Value Gaps (FVG) - Identifies imbalanced price areas with quality filters Order Blocks (OB) - Locates institutional entry points with structure break validation 🔹 Professional Visual Styles 3 Design Modes: Standard, Halo Effect, Minimalist Lines Fully customizable colors for Bull/Bear zones 50% Centerline for precision entries 🔹 Quality Filters FVG Strength Filter (Standard/Strong) Max Fill Percentage for fresh zones only ATR-based minimum gap size Auto hide broken/mitigated zones ⚙️ How To Use Add to Chart - Apply indicator to your execution timeframe (e.g., 5M, 15M) Set HTF 1 - Choose your primary Higher Timeframe (e.g., 1H or 4H) Set HTF 2 (Optional) - Add a second HTF for confluence (e.g., Daily) Wait for Zone Touch - Look for price to approach HTF zones Execute Trades - Enter with confirmation when price reacts to zones 💡 Best Practices Use HTF zones as targets and entry areas Combine with your LTF confirmation (CISD, BOS, etc.) Strong zones = zones with minimal wick fill Higher HTF zones = stronger institutional interest 🔧 Recommended Settings Timeframe HTF 1 HTF 2 Scalping (1M-5M) 15M-1H 4H Intraday (5M-15M) 1H-4H Daily Swing (1H-4H) Daily Weekly © Oday Mohamad | Telegram: @Odaychart
Pine Script®指标
由oday_mohammad提供
StealthFX Signal RSI IndicatorStealthFX Signal RSI is a refined momentum indicator built to identify high-probability RSI reversal and continuation signals while filtering out market noise. It combines RSI structure, volume awareness, trend context, and Money Flow Index (MFI) dynamics into a clean, easy-to-read oscillator. All signals are non-repainting and confirmed on candle close. 🔹 Core Features Enhanced RSI signals Identifies momentum shifts using RSI peaks, dips, and threshold crossovers Optional volume confirmation Filters low-quality signals during weak participation Optional trend confirmation Aligns signals with short-term market direction MFI Cloud Visualizes smart money pressure using fast & slow MFI EMAs Blue = bullish flow, Purple = bearish flow Noise-reduction logic Designed to produce fewer but higher-quality signals 🔹 Visual Design Clean oscillator panel Dynamic RSI coloring: Blue → Oversold / bullish conditions Purple → Overbought / bearish conditions Clear BUY / SELL labels inside the RSI pane Optional overbought / oversold zone shading Minimalist look inspired by professional Lux-style indicators 🔹 How to Use BUY signals RSI recovering from oversold conditions Momentum turning positive Optional volume & trend alignment SELL signals RSI rolling over from overbought levels Momentum weakening Optional volume & trend alignment Works best as: A confirmation tool for price-action setups A momentum filter for trend strategies A timing indicator alongside higher-timeframe bias 🔹 Recommended Markets & Timeframes Forex: 5m – 1H Indices & Crypto: 15m – 1H Best performance during active market sessions ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. Always apply proper risk management and confirm signals with additional analysis.
Pine Script®指标
由StealthFXSignals提供
Minervini Trend Template V1.1 - OVTLYRWhat Was Changed The recent update does not modify any trade logic, indicators, or chart-anchored overlays. All changes are display and clarity improvements within the Risk Management table. Specifically: The Bid/Ask Spread check now displays the actual dollar spread (e.g. $0.25, $0.75) instead of a checkmark Text turns green when the spread is ≤ $0.50 Text turns red when the spread exceeds $0.50 A new Spread % row was added Calculated as (Ask − Bid) / Mid Displays the percentage value Turns green when ≤ 5%, red when > 5% Extrinsic % coloring was standardized Green when ≤ 30% Red when > 30% Currency formatting was improved Dollar values now always display two decimal places Large values (e.g. account size) now include thousands separators (commas) What Did Not Change Entry and exit criteria Minervini rule calculations EMA, SMA, ATR, or Order Block logic Alert behavior Chart anchoring or overlay positioning State-based trade management The script behaves identically in execution, with improved readability and decision-making clarity for options and risk evaluation.
Pine Script®指标
由eslebederkaiser提供
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Pine Script®指标
由liusha4499提供
Market Breadth ETHWhat this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. If you want, I can also: Write a short TradingView publish description Create example trade scenarios Add a “how not to use it” section 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync.” Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart.
Pine Script®指标
由bryndclegg提供
RW1 Wicket 1.03 (Customer Pro)RW1 Wicket — Z3 Zone + Breakout (Backtest & CRV Compare) Description: RW1 Wicket automatically highlights Z3 Fibonacci zones based on an internal swing structure (P2/P3) and displays RW1 long setups with a SET trigger and breakout entry. It also includes a compact stats box to evaluate performance and compare multiple fixed R:R targets (CRV 1.5 / 2.0 / 3.0), optionally separated into Confirmed and Early results. Features: Z3 Fibonacci zone box (with optional ZigZag / P2-P3 labels) SET marker when price triggers inside the zone RW1 breakout entry above the zone top Optional Early/Risk entry mode (if enabled) On-chart stats box: trades, W/L, win rate, and CRV comparison (best CRV by EV) Disclaimer: This script is for analysis and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Backtest results are not a guarantee of future performance. Internal swing parameters are intentionally not exposed as tuning inputs.
Pine Script®指标
由Emotionless-Edge提供
SMART HTF LEVELS,(Real PDH / PDL / PWH / PWL / PMH / PML + 50%)🚀 SMART HTF LEVELS – PDH / PDL / PWH / PWL / PMH / PML + 50% MIDPOINTS This script plots key higher-timeframe support & resistance levels using Previous Day, Week, and Month Highs & Lows, enhanced with 50% equilibrium midpoints for precise price reactions. 🔹 KEY FEATURES ✅ Previous Day High / Low (PDH / PDL) ✅ Previous Week High / Low (PWH / PWL) ✅ Previous Month High / Low (PMH / PML) ✅ 50% Midpoint Levels (PDM / PWM / PMM) – Equilibrium zones 🎨 VISUAL STYLE (Clean & Professional) 🟢 High Levels → Green (Resistance) 🔴 Low Levels → Red (Support) ⚪ 50% Midpoints → Grey dotted step-line 📉 Step-Line Style for institutional clarity ⏱ Lines break only on new Day / Week / Month (no clutter) 🧠 WHY THESE LEVELS WORK Markets respect previous highs & lows because they represent: Liquidity pools Institutional order zones Stop-loss & breakout areas The 50% midpoint acts as a: Balance / equilibrium zone Reaction & continuation level High-probability decision area Together, these levels naturally behave as dynamic Support & Resistance. 📈 BEST USE CASES ✔ Intraday & Swing trading ✔ Break & Retest strategies ✔ Rejection trades at key levels ✔ Target & Stop-loss planning ✔ Works with Price Action, EMA, VWAP, RSI, SMC
Pine Script®指标
由BK_QuantDesk提供
Sultan - Complete Price Action & Volume AnalysisSultan is a comprehensive price action and volume analysis tool designed for traders who want deep insights into market behavior. 🎯 KEY FEATURES: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • 📊 Live Dashboard showing last 5 candles with complete analysis • 🕯️ Advanced Pattern Recognition (Pin Bars, Inside Bars, Engulfing, Doji, Hammer, Shooting Star) • 📈 Volume Analysis with comparison to 20-period moving average • 💪 Body Strength Analysis (percentage of candle range) • 🎨 Wick Rejection Detection (Upper/Lower rejection signals) • 📈 Swing High/Low markers • 🎚️ Automatic Support & Resistance levels • ⏰ Accurate Time Display (adapts to any timeframe) 📊 DASHBOARD COLUMNS: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1. ⏰ TIME - When candle formed (auto-adjusts to timeframe) 2. 📊 PRICE - OHLC values 3. 📈 CHANGE - Price change in points and percentage 4. 💪 BODY - Body strength percentage with rating 5. 🕯️ WICK - Wick analysis (rejection signals) 6. 🎯 PATTERN - Detected candlestick pattern 7. 📊 VOLUME - Volume signal with comparison 8. 💹 SIGNAL - Trading signal based on PA + Volume 🎨 VISUAL FEATURES: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Background highlighting for strong wick rejections • Pin Bar labels on chart • Inside Bar markers • Swing High/Low triangles • Support & Resistance lines ⚙️ CUSTOMIZABLE SETTINGS: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Dashboard size, position, and transparency • Toggle chart visuals on/off • Custom bullish/bearish colors • Volume comparison display 💡 HOW TO USE: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1. Add indicator to your chart 2. Review the dashboard for complete candle analysis 3. Look for strong signals (PIN BARS, ENGULFING with high volume) 4. Use Support/Resistance levels for entry/exit points 5. Combine signals with your trading strategy ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only. Always do your own research and risk management.
Pine Script®指标
由Sultan-of-Multan提供
Sultan VSA Pro - CompleteSultan VSA Pro - Complete Volume Spread Analysis System Professional-grade indicator featuring ALL 18+ Wyckoff/VSA patterns for institutional-level market analysis. ✅ COMPLETE SIGNAL LIBRARY: 📊 **Basic VSA Patterns:** • No Demand (ND) - Weakness at top • No Supply (NS) - Strength at bottom • UpThrust (UT) - False breakout up • Shakeout (SO) - False breakdown • Test (T) - Re-test of support • Spring (SP) - Bear trap reversal 🔥 **Climax Signals:** • Selling Climax (SC) - Panic bottom • Buying Climax (BC) - Euphoria top • Bag Holding (BH) - Distribution complete • End Rising Market (ERM) - Topping pattern 💪 **Effort Signals:** • Effort to Rise (ER) - Resistance break with volume • Effort to Fall (EF) - Support break with volume • Absorption (Abso) - Range breakout absorbed • Stopping Volume (SV) - Falling knife catch 🎯 **Wyckoff Accumulation:** • Preliminary Support (PS) - First sign of support • Secondary Test (ST) - Re-test after SC • Automatic Rally (AR) - Relief rally after SC • Preliminary Supply (PSY) - First sign of distribution ⚡ **Reversal Patterns:** • 2-Bar Reversals (B/S) - Quick reversals • 3-Bar Reversals (B3/S3) - Confirmed reversals ⚙️ KEY FEATURES: ✓ 18+ Professional VSA Patterns ✓ ALL signals OFF by default (clean start) ✓ Individual signal toggles (pick what you need) ✓ Customizable sensitivity for each pattern ✓ Multi-timeframe compatible ✓ Color-coded bars (4 priority levels) ✓ Smart label placement (no overlap) ✓ Detailed tooltips on every signal ✓ Complete alert system ✓ Legend dashboard ✓ 3 Moving Averages (optional) ✓ SoS/SoW scoring system 🎨 COLOR SCHEME: • RED bars = No Demand (Bearish) • GREEN bars = No Supply (Bullish) • PURPLE bars = UpThrust (Bearish) • LIME bars = Spring (Bullish) 📊 BEST USED WITH: • Support/Resistance levels • Trend analysis tools • Volume confirmation • Price action analysis 💡 TRADING APPLICATION: This indicator helps identify: ✓ Smart money distribution (selling) ✓ Smart money accumulation (buying) ✓ False breakouts/breakdowns ✓ High-probability reversal points ✓ Market manipulation patterns ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES: • Always confirm with price action • Use multiple timeframe analysis • Combine with trend indicators • Risk management is essential • Not a standalone trading system 📚 METHODOLOGY: Based on Richard Wyckoff's Volume Spread Analysis principles, focusing on the relationship between: • Price movement (Spread) • Volume (Effort) • Closing position within the bar 🔧 SETTINGS: All signals disabled by default - enable only what you need: • NS/ND Detection (wick % threshold) • UT Detection (body %, wick ratio) • Volume lookback periods • Location filters (SMA) 🎨 CHART SETTINGS RECOMMENDATION: --------------------------------- • Timeframe: Works on all timeframes (4H, Daily recommended) • Chart Type: Candlestick • Theme: Dark theme for best visibility • Volume: Enable volume bars below chart 📖 USER INSTRUCTIONS --------------------------------------- HOW TO USE: 1. Add indicator to chart 2. Open Settings (⚙️ icon) 3. Go to "Signal Visibility" section 4. Enable ONLY the signals you want to track: **For Beginners - Start with:** - Show Selling Climax (SC) - Major bottoms - Show Buying Climax (BC) - Major tops - Show Spring (SP) - Best long setups **Intermediate - Add these:** - Show No Supply (NS) - Show UpThrust (UT) - Show Absorption (Abso) **Advanced - Full Wyckoff:** - Enable PS, ST, AR for accumulation tracking - Enable PSY for distribution tracking - Enable Effort signals (ER/EF) for breakouts 5. Adjust sensitivity in "VSA Logic Settings" if needed 6. Set up alerts: - Click Alert icon (🔔) - Select "Rashid VSA Pro" - Choose specific signal alert 7. Interpretation: - Watch for bar color changes - Read tooltip for signal details - Confirm with support/resistance - Multiple signals = stronger confirmation SIGNAL PRIORITY GUIDE: 🔴 **HIGHEST PRIORITY (Major Reversals):** • Selling Climax (SC) - Bottom reversal • Buying Climax (BC) - Top reversal • Spring (SP) - Confirmed accumulation • Stopping Volume (SV) - Panic absorption 🟡 **HIGH PRIORITY (Strong Signals):** • UpThrust (UT) - Distribution • Bag Holding (BH) - Weak hands trapped • End Rising Market (ERM) - Topping • Shakeout (SO) - Accumulation start 🟢 **MEDIUM PRIORITY (Confirmation):** • No Supply (NS) - Support holding • No Demand (ND) - Resistance holding • Effort to Rise/Fall (ER/EF) - Breakouts • 3-Bar Reversals (B3/S3) ⚪ **CONTEXT SIGNALS (Background Info):** • Test (T) - Re-testing • Preliminary Support/Supply (PS/PSY) • Secondary Test (ST) • Auto Rally (AR) • 2-Bar Reversals (B/S) 📧 RELEASE NOTES (Version 1.0): ------------------------------- 🎉 Initial Release - Sultan VSA Pro ✨ Features: • 18+ complete VSA/Wyckoff patterns • All signals OFF by default (clean start) • Individual toggle for each signal • 4-tier color priority system • Smart label placement (no overlap) • Comprehensive tooltips • Full alert system for all patterns • Legend dashboard • 3 optional Moving Averages • SoS/SoW strength scoring 🎯 Signal Categories: • Basic VSA (ND, NS, UT, SO, Test, Spring) • Climax Patterns (SC, BC, BH, ERM) • Effort Signals (ER, EF, Absorption, SV) • Wyckoff Accumulation (PS, ST, AR, PSY) • Reversals (2-Bar, 3-Bar patterns) 🔧 Customization: • Adjustable wick percentages • Volume multipliers • Lookback periods • MA filters • Display options 🙏 Credits: Based on Richard Wyckoff's Volume Spread Analysis and Tom Williams' Master the Markets methodology. Enhanced with modern Wyckoff accumulation/distribution tracking.
Pine Script®指标
由Sultan-of-Multan提供
BTC Correlation multiframesBTC Correlation indicator for scalping. Shows real-time correlation between the current asset and Bitcoin across three timeframes (30m, 1H, 4H), regardless of the chart timeframe you're viewing. Green indicates strong positive correlation (asset follows BTC), yellow shows independence (ideal for scalping without BTC influence), and red indicates inverse correlation. Perfect for quick identification of whether your scalping target is moving independently from Bitcoin's price action. The indicator compares percentage changes of the current candle in each timeframe, providing instant visual feedback on correlation strength through color-coded values.
Pine Script®指标
由Nikrostrategy提供
{WH} Deudas 7DThis indicator offers a clear and structured way to visualize dynamic reference levels across multiple timeframes, allowing a deeper and more precise understanding of price context. Unlike traditional indicators, this script works with multiple timeframe layers simultaneously, generating levels that automatically update when the market context changes. In this way, the user can observe how price interacts with relevant references from short-, medium-, and long-term perspectives within a single chart. Main features Configurable multi-timeframe analysis (up to 4 independent layers). Automatic level updates based on timeframe segment changes. Controlled level history to keep the chart clean. Optional extension of lines into the future. Full customization of colors and line thickness. Design optimized for performance and visual clarity. What is it for? This indicator is designed for traders who seek a deeper reading of market context without overloading the chart. It helps identify key areas where price tends to react, detect confluences between timeframes, and improve the interpretation of market structure. It is especially useful as a complement to strategies based on market structure, multi-timeframe analysis, and context management, both for intraday and swing trading. If you work with confluences, structure, and timing, this indicator provides a clear and organized visual advantage.
Pine Script®指标
由WarriorHuntCoin提供
UFX PRO How it works The indicator plots a single line on the chart that changes position and color depending on the trend: 🟢 Uptrend: The SuperTrend line is below the price → bullish bias 🔴 Downtrend: The SuperTrend line is above the price → bearish bias When the price crosses the SuperTrend line, it often signals a potential trend reversal. ✅ Advantages ✔ Easy to read ✔ Works well in trending markets ✔ Adaptive to volatility ✔ Useful for stops and trend confirmation
Pine Script®指标
由UFXAlgo提供