CNPS7 - 3SMA CrossThis is a trend following trading system base on 3 SMA crossing technic, served for VN30F1M
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CNPS6 -BB/ADXThis is a trend following trading system based on Bollinger Bands breakout, with confirmation of ADX
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Positional Trading IndicatorWhat it shows:
1. Vol Val (Volume Value)
A liquidity filter. Computes the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of the last 7 bars multiplied by total volume over the same period, expressed in Indian Rupee Crores. Colour-coded for quick reads:
🔴 Red — below ₹5 Cr (illiquid, avoid)
🟡 Yellow — ₹5–20 Cr (moderate liquidity)
🟢 Green — above ₹20 Cr (sufficient liquidity for positional sizing)
2. Trend (Pivot Structure)
Classifies the current trend using confirmed Pivot Highs and Lows (default 5/5 left-right, adjustable). Compares the last two confirmed pivot highs and lows to determine market structure:
🟢 Positive — Higher High + Higher Low (uptrend structure)
🟡 Neutral — Mixed structure (consolidation or transition)
🔴 Negative — Lower High + Lower Low (downtrend structure)
3. Mansfield Relative Strength
Plots the stock's performance relative to a benchmark index (default: NSE:CNX500) as a ratio, smoothed by a 52-week SMA — adapted from the classic Mansfield RS methodology used in Stage Analysis. Indicates whether the stock is outperforming or underperforming the broader market:
🟢 RS Positive — Stock ratio is above its 52W MA (outperforming)
🔴 RS Negative — Stock ratio is at or below its 52W MA (underperforming)
4. Demand Zones
Automatically identifies and draws the most recent active demand zone on the chart. A zone is defined by a minimum of 3 touch points (wick entries or closes inside the zone), with at least 2 bars between consecutive touches. Zone width is ATR-based (default 0.5× ATR), anchored at the low of the zone. Overlapping zones are merged into a single clean box. Zones are invalidated and removed once price closes below them.
5. Pivot Level Lines
Draws dashed horizontal lines from the most recent confirmed Pivot High (light blue) and Pivot Low (red), extending to the right — giving you instant visual reference for key structural levels.
Inputs & Customisation:
All parameters are adjustable — Vol Val lookback, liquidity thresholds, pivot left/right lengths, ATR multiplier, demand zone lookback, minimum touches, gap between touches, RS benchmark symbol, and RS MA length.
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Exhaustion Volume Spike [forexobroker]Not all volume spikes are created equal. A volume spike early in a trend signals continuation -- fresh money fueling the move. A volume spike late in a trend, with fading momentum, signals exhaustion -- the last gasp before reversal. This indicator classifies every volume spike and generates reversal signals on exhaustion events.
HOW IT WORKS
The indicator tracks trend direction (EMA20 vs EMA50), trend duration, ADX peak and decline, and momentum state. When a volume spike occurs, it classifies it:
Continuation Spike: Early in trend, ADX rising, momentum strong. Colored blue. Trend is healthy. Exhaustion Spike: Late in trend (20+ bars), ADX declining from peak, momentum waning. Colored amber. Reversal likely.
Buy signals fire after bearish exhaustion (sellers are spent). Sell signals fire after bullish exhaustion (buyers are spent).
FEATURES
Dual spike classification: continuation (blue) vs exhaustion (amber)
ADX peak tracking with configurable decline threshold
Trend duration monitoring with minimum bars requirement
Momentum divergence analysis
Continuation spikes shown as blue border boxes (informational)
Exhaustion signals with 3-layer neon glow
EXHAUST labels on reversal signals
Real-time dashboard: ADX, ADX peak, trend bars, trend direction, spike counts
Volume confirmation filter
11 alert conditions covering both spike types
SIGNAL LOGIC
Exhaustion classification requires ALL of:
Volume exceeds SMA by the spike multiplier
Trend has lasted at least the minimum bars
ADX has declined from its peak by the threshold amount
Momentum is waning (diverging from trend direction)
Bar must be confirmed (closed)
Then: Bullish signal = bearish trend exhaustion. Bearish signal = bullish trend exhaustion.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
Defaults are optimized for 4H and Daily charts. For 1H charts, reduce Min Bars in Trend to 15. For crypto, increase Volume Spike Multiplier to 2.5-3.0 due to higher baseline volatility. ADX Decline Threshold of 2.0 works across most instruments.
HOW TO USE
Blue boxes mark continuation spikes -- the trend is healthy, consider trend-following entries
Amber EXHAUST labels mark exhaustion reversals -- look for counter-trend entries
Monitor the ADX and Trend Bars in the dashboard for context
When ADX Peak is much higher than current ADX, the trend is mature
Combine exhaustion signals with support/resistance for precise entries
LIMITATIONS
Exhaustion spikes do not always lead to immediate reversals; price may consolidate first
ADX is inherently lagging; the decline may be detected after the optimal reversal point
Momentum analysis uses simple comparison which may produce false readings in choppy markets
Volume data quality varies between exchanges; crypto exchanges may show misleading volume
Classification is probabilistic, not deterministic
Signals are confirmed on bar close only
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice
Past performance is not indicative of future results
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Dynamic Fibonacci Auto [forexobroker]🔶 OVERVIEW
Dynamic Fibonacci Auto calculates Fibonacci retracement and extension levels automatically from confirmed swing highs and swing lows, updating dynamically as new pivots form. The indicator highlights the 50%-61.8% "Golden Zone" -- the area where the highest-probability retracements tend to find support or resistance -- and fires entry signals when price bounces from this zone with trend, volume, and candle direction confirmation.
This tool is designed for traders who use Fibonacci levels as a core part of their analysis but want to eliminate the manual process of dragging retracement tools onto the chart every time a new swing forms. It works on any instrument and any timeframe, automatically adapting its levels to the most recent confirmed market structure.
🔶 CONCEPTS
Fibonacci retracement levels are derived from the mathematical Fibonacci sequence and are used to identify potential support and resistance levels during a pullback within a trend. The key levels -- 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6% -- represent proportions of a prior move where price is statistically more likely to find a reaction. The 50%-61.8% range is known as the "Golden Zone" because it represents a deep enough retracement to offer favorable risk-reward, yet not so deep that it suggests the prior trend has failed. Extension levels (127.2%, 161.8%) project potential targets beyond the original swing.
🔶 HOW IT WORKS
- Detects swing highs and swing lows using a configurable pivot lookback length on both sides
- Determines trend direction based on whether the most recent swing low preceded the most recent swing high (uptrend) or vice versa
- Calculates all standard Fibonacci retracement levels (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%) and extension levels (127.2%, 161.8%) from the last confirmed swing range
- Draws levels as horizontal lines with a highlighted Golden Zone box between the 50% and 61.8% levels
- Fires signals when price enters the Golden Zone, forms a directional candle (bullish for uptrend, bearish for downtrend), closes above the zone midpoint, confirms with EMA trend alignment and volume filter
🔶 HOW TO USE
1. Add the indicator to any chart -- Fibonacci levels and the Golden Zone appear automatically once swing points are detected
2. Watch for price to pull back into the highlighted Golden Zone (the shaded area between 50% and 61.8%)
3. BUY arrows fire during uptrends when price bounces bullishly from the Golden Zone; SELL arrows fire during downtrends
4. Signal labels show the nearest Fibonacci level, current price, and suggested SL/TP levels based on ATR
5. Use extension levels (127.2%, 161.8%) as potential profit targets beyond the original swing. Always confirm with broader market context and define your stop-loss.
🔶 FEATURES
- Non-repainting signals (barstate.isconfirmed)
- Works on all timeframes and instruments
- 9 alert conditions with JSON webhook support
- ATR-based stop-loss and take-profit levels on signal labels
- Visual Golden Zone highlight with optional background tint when price is inside the zone
🔶 SETTINGS GUIDE
- Swing Detection Length -- Bars to the left and right required to confirm a pivot point
- Trend EMA Length -- Period for the EMA used to confirm trend direction on bounce signals
- Volume SMA Length -- Period for the volume filter
- Signal Cooldown -- Minimum bars between signals
- Show 23.6% / 38.2% / 50% / 61.8% / 78.6% -- Toggle individual Fibonacci levels
- ATR Length -- Period for stop-loss and take-profit calculation
- SL ATR Multiplier -- Stop-loss distance as a multiple of ATR
- Show SL/TP on Labels -- Toggle stop-loss and take-profit display
- Show Extension Levels -- Toggle 127.2% and 161.8% extension lines
- Show Golden Zone Fill -- Toggle the shaded box between 50% and 61.8%
- Show Golden Zone Background -- Toggle background tint when price is inside the zone
- Show Info Table -- Toggle the dashboard
🔶 ALERTS
- Bullish Fib Bounce -- Price bounces bullishly from Golden Zone in uptrend
- Bearish Fib Bounce -- Price bounces bearishly from Golden Zone in downtrend
- Price in Golden Zone -- Price enters the 50%-61.8% zone
- New Swing High -- New confirmed swing high detected
- New Swing Low -- New confirmed swing low detected
- Any Fib Signal -- Any confirmed Fibonacci bounce signal
- Unconfirmed Bull Bounce -- Golden Zone bounce without full filter confirmation
- Unconfirmed Bear Bounce -- Golden Zone bounce without full filter confirmation
- Fib Range Expansion -- Fibonacci range expands significantly (new wider swing detected)
🔶 LIMITATIONS & DISCLAIMER
- This is a technical analysis tool, not financial advice. Always use proper risk management.
- Fibonacci levels are not guaranteed support/resistance -- they represent areas of potential interest, not certainties.
- Swing detection requires lookback bars on both sides, so levels update with a delay equal to the Swing Detection Length setting.
- In strongly trending markets with shallow pullbacks, price may not reach the Golden Zone before continuing.
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PJT Position Risk Calculator v2.0 [Auto Signal + R]Most traders fail because they don’t control risk.
This calculator enforces a structured risk model so every trade is sized correctly before entry.
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PJT Position Calculator v2.0
This tool helps you calculate position size based on risk using a disciplined, repeatable approach aligned with the PJT trading framework.
Features:
• Automatic entry and stop from signal candle
• Risk-based position sizing
• R-multiple target calculation
• Live R tracking
• Optional ATR stop buffer
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Part of the PJT Trading Framework:
This calculator is designed to be used alongside the PJT TAZ Core script to create a complete trade planning system.
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Who this is for:
• Traders who want consistent position sizing
• Beginners struggling with risk management
• Traders focused on discipline over guessing
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How to use:
1. Wait for a valid setup
2. Let the tool define entry and stop
3. Use position size based on your risk
4. Execute with discipline
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This is the exact calculator I use to manage risk and stay consistent in the market.
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If you found this useful, follow for more tools from the PJT Academy.
More tools and training coming soon.
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Keywords:
position sizing, risk management, trading calculator, day trading, trading tools
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only. Not financial advice.
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PJT Position Risk Calculator v2.0 [Auto Signal + R]PJT Position Calculator v2.0
This tool helps you calculate position size based on risk, using a structured approach aligned with the PJT trading framework.
Features:
• Automatic entry and stop from signal candle
• Risk-based position sizing
• R-multiple target calculation
• Live R tracking
• Optional ATR stop buffer
This is the exact calculator I use to manage risk and stay consistent in the market.
For best results, combine this with the PJT TAZ Core script.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only. Not financial advice.
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Follow-Through Day (FTD) Detector📈 Follow-Through Day (FTD) Detector
Marks Follow-Through Days on any chart using the classic William O'Neil / IBD methodology — a signal that a correction may be turning into a new uptrend attempt.
🔍 How it works
The script tracks rally attempts bar-by-bar. A rally begins when price is at or near a recent low (default 15-bar lookback) and closes up — that's Day 1. From there, the counter advances each bar. An FTD fires when, on day 4 or later of the attempt, the instrument closes up by at least the gain threshold (default 1.5%) on volume greater than the prior bar. If the rally's starting low is undercut before an FTD prints, the attempt resets.
🎨 On the chart
Green triangle below the bar on the FTD
Orange dot marking Day 1 of each rally attempt
Light blue background across the duration of an active attempt
Built-in alert condition
⚙️ Inputs
Minimum gain % (default 1.5 — IBD historically used 1.7%)
Earliest and latest day of the rally count (default 4 to 25)
Toggle for the higher-volume requirement
Lookback window for the recent-low check
Toggles for each visual element
✅ Pros
Faithful to the original rules, but fully parameterized
Works on any symbol and timeframe
Rally shading makes the setup visible in real time, not only after the signal fires
Clean state machine — no lookahead, no repainting
⚠️ Cons and caveats
FTDs are a probabilistic signal. Historically a meaningful share fail, and the script does not attempt to filter good vs bad ones
On cash indices like SPX, TradingView's volume is aggregated and can be noisy — disable the volume requirement or apply the indicator to SPY / ES futures
The rally-low reset uses the low of the first two bars of the attempt; a deeper correction low further back in the sell-off isn't tracked
Purely mechanical — doesn't incorporate market breadth, leadership, or distribution days, which IBD treats as essential companions
Defaults are a starting point, not a tuned edge. Backtest before trading off it
Feedback and suggestions welcome.
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Forex H/L Levels# Forex H/L Levels — Day / Week / Month / Sessions
A single indicator that plots the running high and low of the current Day, Week, Month and of the four major Forex trading sessions (Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York) as horizontal levels with optional labels.
It is designed for day-traders and scalpers who use session highs/lows and higher-timeframe extremes as key liquidity and reaction points.
## Features
- **Higher-timeframe H/L** – rolling Day, Week and Month high & low, updated live on every candle.
- **Session H/L** – separate high and low for each session:
- Sydney 21:00–06:00 UTC
- Tokyo 00:00–09:00 UTC
- London 07:00–16:00 UTC
- New York 12:00–21:00 UTC
All time windows are computed in UTC, so the indicator behaves identically regardless of the chart’s timezone.
- **Fully customisable** – every level group has its own show/hide toggle, colour for the high and low, line style (solid / dashed / dotted) and line width.
- **Session background shading** – optional subtle tint for the currently active session so you can see at a glance who is driving price.
- **Smart, non-overlapping labels** – every enabled level is labelled with its name and exact price. When two or more levels are close in price, the labels are automatically laid out side-by-side in columns instead of stacking on top of each other. The "closeness" threshold is expressed as a multiple of ATR(14) and is user-configurable, so it adapts to any instrument or timeframe.
- **Non-repainting** – all lines and labels are drawn only on the last confirmed bar and are fully refreshed on every tick, so levels never duplicate and never repaint historical bars.
## Inputs
- **Daily / Weekly / Monthly** – show toggle, high colour, low colour, line style, line width.
- **Sydney / Tokyo / London / New York** – same controls as above; background shading is controlled by the same "show" toggle.
- **Labels**
- *Show level labels* – master toggle.
- *Label offset (bars right)* – how far to the right of the last bar the labels sit.
- *Label column spacing (bars)* – horizontal distance between columns when labels overlap.
- *Overlap threshold (× ATR14)* – labels whose prices are within this many ATR(14) of each other are placed side-by-side. Increase it if labels still visually overlap on your chart; decrease it if you want labels to stack only when truly on top of one another.
## How to use
1. Add the indicator to any chart (Forex, indices, crypto, stocks — all work).
2. Enable the level groups you care about from the settings panel.
3. Use the higher-timeframe levels (Daily / Weekly / Monthly H/L) as major S/R and breakout zones.
4. Use the session H/L as intraday liquidity pools — price very often sweeps the prior session’s high or low before reversing or continuing.
5. Tune the *Overlap threshold* so labels read cleanly on your timeframe; on intraday charts 0.3–0.5 × ATR works well, on higher timeframes 0.5–1.0 × ATR is usually enough.
## Notes
- London and New York overlap between 12:00 and 16:00 UTC — during that window both sets of levels will be visible, which is intentional and matches how traders actually watch those sessions.
- Because the indicator renders only on the last bar, scrolling back in time will not show historical session boxes; the goal is a clean, current snapshot of active levels, not a full historical replay.
## Disclaimer
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Levels drawn by any indicator are objective price references — how you trade around them is your own responsibility. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Open source — feel free to use, study and adapt.
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ORBITAL ORB IndicatorORBITAL30100 — Opening Range Breakout Indicator
See the setup before the move. Trade with structure, not instinct.
The opening range is one of the most studied patterns in institutional trading. The first hour of a session concentrates liquidity, news reaction, and directional commitment into a defined price range — and what price does after that range is established has historically been one of the most reliable signals in the market. ORBITAL30100 maps that range automatically and tells you exactly where the actionable levels are.
What it does
The indicator monitors a configurable early-session window — defaulting to the first hour of the New York open — and builds the opening range in real time as the session develops. The moment the window closes, it locks the range and immediately draws everything you need: the high and low as live breakout triggers, the midpoint as a stop loss reference, take profit targets projected one full range above and below the breakout levels, and breakeven markers at the halfway point of each target. When price breaks through either boundary with a confirmed close, a signal label appears on the chart.
A live dashboard sits in the corner of your chart throughout the session, showing the exact high, low, range size, midpoint, and both take profit targets, along with the current session status — building, watching, broken, or skipped.
Key features
A configurable range quality filter lets you define a minimum and maximum acceptable range size in points. Sessions where the range is too tight to trade cleanly, or too wide to manage sensibly, are automatically skipped and labelled on the chart so you know exactly why. Every visual element is individually toggleable — the box, the breakout lines, the TP levels, the breakeven markers, the midpoint line, and the signal labels — so you can keep the chart as clean or as detailed as you want. Colours are fully customisable and the dashboard can be positioned in any corner.
The indicator is built in Pine Script v6 and works across any session-based market and timeframe. The ORB window, timezone, and range filter are all configurable from the settings panel.
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Monster Box Final Boss Scanner v13one script to rule them all...... and in the empty space BIND THEM!!!!!1
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TASC 2026.05 The AutoTune Filter█ OVERVIEW
This script implements the AutoTune Filter described by John F. Ehlers in the article "A Rolling Autocorrelation Function" from the May 2026 edition of the TASC Traders' Tips . The script analyzes rolling autocorrelation in filtered price data to calculate a band-pass filter that dynamically adjusts to apparent dominant cycles.
█ CONCEPTS
Autocorrelation function (ACF)
Autocorrelation measures the correlation of a time series with a lagged version of itself. The autocorrelation function (ACF) evaluates autocorrelation across a range of lags to gauge the extent to which values in a series vary jointly with previous values at different offsets.
The ACF can help traders identify patterns and trends in stochastic market data, characterize long-range dependence in a series, and more. In his article, Ehlers explains how the ACF can serve as a "bridge" between analysis in the time and frequency domains for identifying dominant cycles in market data.
Ehlers notes that at low lags, such as one bar, the autocorrelation in price data tends to be very high because prices don't often change dramatically from one bar to the next. As the lag increases, autocorrelation often decreases, reaching near zero for offsets at which the latest prices do not show a clear relationship with past prices.
However, he also observed that at specific lags, anticorrelation (negative correlation) can emerge, where the current values in the series move in one direction while past values move in the opposite direction. Based on this observation, he suggests that a lag with strong anticorrelation can indicate a significant cycle in the market data, where the cycle length is twice that of the analyzed lag.
To understand why this behavior can indicate significant cycles, consider a sine wave that completes a full oscillation every 20 bars. If the series is currently moving up, it will then move down 10 bars later, and then complete the cycle by moving up again 10 bars after that. The ACF of that sine wave returns a value of -1 for a lag of 10 bars, but not for other lower lags or higher lags up to 20.
In other words, a pure sine wave with a given period has perfect anticorrelation with a delayed version of itself that is offset by half of that period.
While market data does not typically behave like a pure sine wave, the same underlying principle applies: if the current prices exhibit a strong anticorrelation with previous prices at a given offset, a dominant cycle with a length of twice that offset is likely present in the current data.
AutoTune Filter
Ehlers proposes that traders can use the dominant cycle obtained via autocorrelation to set the critical period of a filter. Tuning a filter to respond most strongly to the measured cycle may promote more consistency in time alignment and help reduce destructive phase shifts.
He demonstrates one such implementation with his AutoTune Filter, an adaptive band-pass filter whose center period dynamically increments toward the dominant cycle calculated from an ACF over a given window.
The steps to calculate the AutoTune Filter are as follows:
Apply a two-pole high-pass filter to the series to reduce the effect of low-frequency (long-period) cycles on the autocorrelation calculation. The filtered series emphasizes cycles with lengths up to the specified cutoff period, and attenuates all others.
Compute the rolling ACF of the filtered data across the same window length as the filter's cutoff period.
Check the autocorrelation for each lag period, and identify the smallest lag with the lowest autocorrelation value. Multiply that lag by two to obtain the dominant cycle for the analyzed window.
If the difference between the current and previous dominant cycle is greater than two, limit the result for the current bar to two greater or less than the previous cycle's value to prevent large, sudden shifts in the filter's center period.
Finally, compute a band-pass filter using the value from step 4 as the center period.
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This indicator includes four display modes to visualize the AutoTune Filter's calculations:
"High-pass filter" : Plots the high-pass filtered data that the script analyzes for autocorrelation calculations.
"Min. correlation" : Plots the lowest autocorrelation value calculated for the filtered series over the analyzed window.
"Dominant cycle" : Plots the dominant cycle value that the final filter uses for its center period.
"Tuned band-pass filter" (default): Plots the final band-pass filtered result, i.e., the AutoTune filter.
Ehlers suggests that traders can identify peaks and valleys in prices for potential mean reversion signals by analyzing the rate of change in the tuned band-pass filter. If the rate of change is zero, the current price might be near a local high if the filter's value is positive, or near a local low if the value is negative.
Users can analyze the additional outputs to gain further insight into the filter's behaviors, and they can pass these plotted values to other scripts via source inputs for easy use in other custom calculations.
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The indicator includes the following inputs in the "Settings/Inputs" tab:
Source: The series of values to process.
Window: The window length of the ACF calculation, and the cutoff period of the high-pass filter. The maximum possible dominant cycle length is two times this value.
Output: One of the four display modes ("High-pass filter", "Min. correlation", "Dominant cycle", or "Tuned band-pass filter").
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Koda Full SystemKoda Full System – (In Developement)
What It Does
The Koda Full System is a structured trading indicator designed to identify high-probability liquidity sweeps (KLS setups) using a combination of:
• Liquidity sweeps (stop hunts)
• Market structure confirmation (BOS)
• VWAP bias filtering
• ATR-based volatility and risk alignment
• Session-based timing (Asian, London, New York)
It not only finds trade opportunities but also provides built-in risk levels, targets, and a quality score for each signal.
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Core Features
1. KLS Signals (Koda Liquidity Sweep)
The indicator detects when price:
• Sweeps a previous high or low (liquidity grab)
• Shows rejection (wick confirmation)
• Optionally confirms with:
o Break of Structure (BOS)
o VWAP alignment
o Minimum ATR-based move
Outputs:
• KLS Buy
• KLS Sell
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2. Smart Session Filtering
Only generates signals during selected sessions:
• Asian
• London
• New York
Helps you trade when liquidity is actually present.
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3. ATR-Based Risk System
Uses daily ATR to automatically calculate:
• Stop loss distance
• Target levels (TP1, TP2)
• Minimum valid sweep size
Keeps your trades aligned with volatility.
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4. Built-In Trade Levels
When a signal appears, it plots:
• Stop Loss (red dashed line)
• Target 1 (green dashed)
• Target 2 (green solid)
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5. Trade Quality Score (0–100)
Each setup is scored based on:
• Sweep validity
• BOS confirmation
• VWAP alignment
• ATR strength
• Session validity
Helps you filter out weak setups.
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6. Dashboard (Movable)
Displays:
• ATR and 30% ATR
• Minimum sweep size
• Session status (ACTIVE/OFF)
• VWAP / BOS status
• Current signal
• Trade quality score
Can be placed:
• Top / Bottom
• Left / Center / Right
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How to Use It
Step 1: Choose Your Sessions
Enable only the sessions you trade:
• Scalpers → London + New York
• Swing traders → All sessions
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Step 2: Wait for KLS Signals
Look for:
• KLS Buy below price → potential long
• KLS Sell above price → potential short
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Step 3: Confirm Conditions
Higher-quality trades:
• Score ≥ 70
• Align with VWAP direction
• Occur during active session
• Strong rejection wick
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Step 4: Use Auto Risk Levels
When a signal prints:
• Entry: current close
• Stop: ATR-based
• Targets: TP1 and TP2
You can plug these directly into bracket orders.
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Step 5: Manage the Trade
• Take partial profit at TP1
• Let runner go to TP2
• Exit early if structure breaks
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Best Practices
• Avoid trading outside selected sessions
• Ignore signals with low quality scores
• Do not override stops (they’re volatility-based)
• Combine with your own bias (trend, higher timeframe)
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Ideal For
• Scalpers (especially NASDAQ / ES / MNQ)
• Intraday traders
• Traders using liquidity + structure concepts
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Simple Strategy Example
Buy Setup:
• KLS Buy appears
• Score ≥ 70
• Price above VWAP
• During London/NY session
Enter long → use plotted stop → target TP1/TP2
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Bottom Line
The Koda Full System helps you:
Trade only when liquidity, structure, volatility, and timing all align.
It removes guesswork and replaces it with:
• Clear signals
• Defined risk
• Measurable trade quality
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If you want, I can also:
• Turn this into a TradingView description page
• Or simplify it into a quick cheat sheet for daily use
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Stock vs SPY Relative Comparison ShadedStock vs SPY Relative Comparison Shaded
Gives you a visual in regard to how strong a stock is compared to AMEX:SPY
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MFB-Footprints - with EMAs In AgreementPeace – I decided to attempt to improve the "MFB - Footprints" indicator.
Here is a new version to try if U dig - Peace
Here is a description of “MFB-Footprints - with EMAs In Agreement”
– (indicator code was created by “Quant” Luxalgo, and strategy idea support was worked on with Smart Trading Blueprint - Giving thanks)
Welcome to the "MFB-Footprints - with EMAs In Agreement strategy".
This version of the indicator is a professional-grade "Momentum GPS" designed to find the exact moments when institutional intent (The Footprint) meets high-speed market energy (The EMAs).
For a beginning trader, here is how this system works and why it is considered a "Set it and Forget it" strategy when traded during your specific high-probability windows.
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How the Strategy Works (The "Three-Layer" Filter)
To get an L (Long) or S (Short) signal, the market must pass through three strict "security checkpoints." This ensures you only trade when the odds are heavily in your favor.
1. Layer 1: The Institutional Footprint (HTF)
The indicator looks at the 15m, 1h, and 4h charts to see where the "Big Banks" have moved. We only look for trades inside an HTF Fair Value Gap or its immediate expansion zone. This ensures we are trading with the "Big Map."
2. Layer 2: The Entry Pattern (5m FVG-123)
We wait for the 5-minute chart to prove it is ready to move by forming a specific 3-step pattern: a Gap forms, Price touches it, and Price breaks out.
3. Layer 3: The Momentum Engine (MTF EMA Agreement)
This is the "Secret Sauce." The indicator checks the 20-period EMA on the 1-minute, 5-minute, and 15-minute timeframes. For a Buy signal, the 1m must be above the 5m, and the 5m must be above the 15m.
• Think of this as three gears in a clock: When all three are spinning in the same direction, the trend is incredibly strong and hard to stop.
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Why it is "Set it and Forget it"
This strategy is designed to be mechanical, removing the "guessing" and emotional stress that usually kills new traders.
• Fixed Targets (1:1 RR): By using a 1:1 Risk/Reward ratio, you are playing a high-probability game. Price only has to move a small amount to hit your target.
• Automatic Profit Banking (TP Snap): If there is a major "Wall" (like yesterday's high) in the way, the indicator automatically moves your profit line to that wall. It "banks" the money for you before the market can reverse.
• Defined Windows: You don't need to stare at the chart all day. You only "Turn the Machine On" during the specific windows you listed (like 7:30 am or 1:30 pm EST).
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Why the Time Windows are Crucial
The "Footprints" and "EMA Agreement" need Fuel to work. That fuel is Liquidity (Volume). Your recommended windows are exactly when the "Big Money" enters the market:
1. 7:30 am - 9:00 am EST (The NY/London Overlap): This is the highest volume of the day. The EMA filter thrives here because the momentum is real and sustained.
2. 9:30 am (The 15m Opening Range): This is the "Opening Bell" explosion. The indicator uses the 1:1 snap logic here to catch the initial burst of orders without getting caught in a late-morning reversal.
3. 10:00 am (London Close): As European traders bank their profits, big "sweeps" happen. If the 1m/5m/15m EMAs stay aligned during this profit-taking, it signals a very strong trend continuation.
4. 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm (Afternoon Repositioning): Volume is lower, which means institutions can "manipulate" price more easily. The FVG-123 patterns here are often the cleanest of the entire day.
Summary for the Beginner:
Trade this only during your Time Windows. When you see an L or S appear, the indicator has already verified that the HTF Map, the 5m Trigger, and the 3-Speed Momentum Engine are all in agreement.
Set your alert to "Once Per Bar Close," wait for the notification during your window, and let the 1:1 math do the work for you.
Peace -
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Range Breakout IndicatorA simple range breakout strategy, where you select a tracking time period and the market time period. In the tracking time period, the high and the low values are marked, and a line is drawn for the entire trading range. A breakout above this range indicates a potential LONG position, while a breakout below this value indicates a SHORT position.
Trading Theory
Institutions and HNIs are mostly active for a short time period where they place their bets, and then the market tries to follow the trend. For example, in the Indian market, typically big movements are likely to happen during the market opening cycle rather than the intraday session, which is typically due to some news/other factors. Example of typical important range breakout sessions are:
9:30 AM to 10:30 AM (IST, default) - Indian market opens, a big move in an index likely to set the trend of the day for the index.
6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (IST) - Global XAU New York Sessions opens, this is the time that decides the trend of the Gold for that trading session.
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Reversal Probability
Reversal · Probability %
*Not every reversal is equal. Now you can see exactly how strong each one is.*
**Overview**
This indicator is built on the proven reversal detection logic by HasanRifat, extended with a real-time multi-factor probability scoring engine. Every signal now shows a percentage directly on the candle — so instead of just knowing a reversal is happening, you know how much confluence is behind it.
A signal with 80% means five independent factors are aligning at the same moment. A signal with 40% means two are. You decide which ones to trade.
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**How the Original Signal Works**
The core detection engine is unchanged from the original. It identifies a reversal by watching for a candle that closes below the lowest low or above the highest high of the previous lookback period — and then waits for price to confirm by breaking back through the trigger candle's range within your confirmation window. This makes the base signal clean, precise, and reliable on all timeframes.
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**What the Probability % Adds**
On every signal, five independent factors are checked in real time. Each factor that aligns adds one point. Your final score divided by the maximum possible points gives the probability percentage shown on the label.
🔵 **RSI Extreme** — Is RSI in oversold territory on a bullish signal or overbought on a bearish signal? Reversals from exhausted momentum have higher follow-through.
🔊 **Volume Spike** — Is volume more than 1.5 times the 20-bar average on this candle? Institutional participation at a reversal point is a strong confirmation.
📐 **Premium / Discount Zone** — Is price below the midpoint of the recent range (discount) on a bullish signal, or above it (premium) on a bearish signal? Buying in discount and selling in premium aligns with smart money behaviour.
🕯️ **Wick Rejection** — Does the candle have a strong rejection wick in the opposite direction? A long lower wick on a bullish signal means price was aggressively pushed back up from the lows.
📈 **EMA Alignment** — Is price positioned correctly relative to the EMA for the signal direction? Trend alignment adds weight to the reversal.
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**Signal Colours**
🟢 **Green** — Bullish reversal signal, standard probability
🔴 **Red** — Bearish reversal signal, standard probability
🟡 **Gold** — Any signal with 75% probability or above — your highest conviction setups
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**How To Use It**
**Step 1** — Set your minimum probability filter. Default is 40%. If you want only the cleanest setups, raise it to 60% or 70%. The chart will show fewer signals but each one will have strong multi-factor confirmation behind it.
**Step 2** — Watch for gold labels. These are the 75%+ signals where the majority of factors are aligned. These are your A+ setups.
**Step 3** — Check the info panel. It shows the live probability for both directions, the factor score, RSI reading, premium or discount zone, and current volume status — all updated on every bar.
**Step 4** — Use the signal with your existing entry method. This indicator does not give you a stop loss or take profit. It tells you where and how strongly a reversal is forming. Your entry confirmation and risk management remain your own.
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**Settings Guide**
| Setting | What It Does | Recommended |
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| Candle Lookback | How many candles back to scan for the extreme | 20 default |
| Confirm Within | How many bars price has to confirm the signal | 3 default |
| Non-Repainting Mode | Signals fire on closed bars only | ON for live trading |
| Show Probability % | Toggle the % label on or off | ON |
| Minimum % to Show | Hide signals below this threshold | 40–60% |
| RSI Factor | Toggle RSI extreme check | ON |
| Volume Factor | Toggle volume spike check | ON |
| Zone Factor | Toggle premium/discount check | ON |
| Wick Factor | Toggle wick rejection check | ON |
| EMA Factor | Toggle EMA alignment check | ON |
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**Tips**
- **Turn on Non-Repainting Mode for live trading.** This ensures signals only appear once the candle that triggered them has fully closed, eliminating any chance of the signal disappearing mid-bar.
- **Higher timeframes give higher quality signals.** A 75% signal on the 1 hour chart carries more weight than a 75% signal on the 5 minute chart because the factors are based on more significant price action.
- **Combine with a structure indicator.** This indicator tells you when a reversal is forming and how strong it is. A market structure or order block indicator tells you if you are at the right location for that reversal. Together they form a complete entry system.
- **Use the minimum probability filter as your quality gate.** Do not try to trade every signal. The filter exists so you do not have to manually judge each one — set it once and only the signals above your confidence threshold will appear.
- **Gold is your focus.** If you only ever trade the gold labels and ignore everything else, you will trade fewer setups with higher average quality. That is the right trade-off.
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**Works on all markets and timeframes** — Forex, indices, crypto, commodities, stocks. The probability factors are universal and do not rely on any market-specific parameters.
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**Credits**
Original reversal detection logic by HasanRifat. Probability scoring engine, label system, info panel, and factor toggles added as an extension of the original work.
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**Subtitle (for TradingView subtitle field)**
> Multi-factor reversal detection with real-time probability scoring — see exactly how strong each signal is before you trade it.
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Squeeze Wave by AgaamSqueeze Wave by Agaam
Squeeze Wave by Agaam is a momentum and compression indicator designed to help identify when price is building energy and when that energy begins to release. It combines Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channels, and a smoothed momentum wave to show both volatility compression and directional strength in one lower-pane tool.
When the Bollinger Bands move inside the Keltner Channel, the market is in a squeeze, which can signal reduced volatility and potential buildup before expansion. When the Bollinger Bands move back outside the Keltner Channel, the squeeze is released, often marking the start of a stronger directional move.
The indicator plots a color-changing momentum wave, a signal line, and optional squeeze dots at the zero line.
How to read it
Bright bullish wave = positive momentum is increasing
Dark bullish wave = positive momentum is weakening
Bright bearish wave = negative momentum is increasing
Dark bearish wave = negative momentum is weakening
Red dots = squeeze is on, market is compressing
Lime dots = squeeze released, expansion may begin
Gray dots = neutral / no clear squeeze condition
Main features
Bollinger Band and Keltner Channel squeeze detection
Smoothed momentum wave for cleaner trend reading
Signal line for extra confirmation
Optional fill between wave and zero line
Optional background color for fast bullish / bearish bias
Adjustable widths, colors, and visibility for all main elements
Choice to use True Range or standard high-low range for Keltner calculation
Best use
This indicator can be used to:
Spot volatility compression before breakout moves
Confirm momentum direction after squeeze release
Filter weak vs strong bullish and bearish pressure
Stay aligned with expanding momentum instead of guessing early
Inputs included
Bollinger Bands length and multiplier
Keltner Channel length and multiplier
Wave smoothing and signal length
True Range toggle for Keltner calculation
On/off controls for wave, signal line, dots, fill, background, and zero line
Fully customizable colors and line widths
General idea
Wait for a squeeze to form
Watch for squeeze release
Use wave direction and strength color to judge momentum bias
Use the signal line and zero line for additional confirmation
Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and chart-analysis purposes only. It does not guarantee future results and should be used together with price action, structure, and risk management
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Breaker Block Segments (ICT Concept)Breaker Block Segments (ICT Concept)
While studying ICT (Inner Circle Trader) concepts around breaker blocks, I wanted to see if I could automatically identify them on the chart — so I built this script.
What is an ICT Breaker Block?
An ICT Breaker Block is a failed order block that gets "flipped" — it acts as a strong support or resistance zone following a liquidity sweep and a market structure shift. A bearish breaker forms when an uptrend (series of Higher Lows and Higher Highs) is broken to the downside. A bullish breaker forms when a downtrend (series of Lower Highs and Lower Lows) is broken to the upside.
What this script does
This script does not mark the exact breaker block candle. Instead, it identifies and draws the segment that contains the breaker block — the two-leg pivot structure (the last Higher Low → Higher High → structural break, or the last Lower High → Lower Low → structural break) within which the breaker block lives. Think of it as narrowing down the zone for you to then look inside for the specific order block that flipped.
How it works
The script identifies swing highs and swing lows using a configurable lookback/lookahead window (default: 2 bars each side). Equal-high and equal-low pairs are also recognised as valid swing points.
Swing points are tracked in an alternating sequence — consecutive same-type pivots are merged (the higher of two highs is kept; the lower of two lows is kept), ensuring a clean HH-HL-HH-HL or LH-LL-LH-LL chain.
A Bearish Breaker Segment is identified when a configurable number of ascending Higher Low / Higher High pairs (minimum 3 pairs, i.e. 7 swing points) is followed by a Lower Low that breaks below the last Higher Low. The segment drawn is: last Higher Low → last Higher High → the breaking Lower Low.
A Bullish Breaker Segment is identified when a configurable number of descending Lower High / Lower Low pairs (minimum 3 pairs) is followed by a Higher High that breaks above the last Lower High. The segment drawn is: last Lower High → last Lower Low → the breaking Higher High.
Invalidation
A bearish segment is automatically removed if price trades above its Higher High. A bullish segment is removed if price trades below its Lower Low. Only live, valid segments remain on the chart.
Settings
Swing Bars — lookback and lookahead bars for swing detection
Pivot Pairs Required — how many ascending/descending pairs must form before calling a breaker segment (minimum 3)
Max Breakers to Display — keeps the chart clean; oldest segments are removed first
Show Breakers — filter to show bullish only, bearish only, or both
Show Breaker Labels — toggle the segment labels on/off
Show Swing Dots — optionally display dots at every detected swing high and swing low, useful for understanding which pivot points the script is working with
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Signal Projection ExplorerMany traders focus on building full strategies right away — combining entries, exits, stop-losses, take-profits, filters, and position sizing.
But there is a problem with that approach:
👉 It often hides the true quality of the underlying signal.
When multiple layers are added on top (risk management, opposite signals, overlays), it becomes very difficult to answer a simple but critical question:
“Is this signal actually good on its own?”
🎯 What this indicator does
This tool is designed to analyze raw signals in isolation.
Instead of jumping straight into a full strategy, it lets you explore:
👉 What tends to happen to the price after a signal occurs?
🔍 How it works
The script detects signals in historical data (Golder Cross in this script).
It collects all occurrences of those signals.
For each signal, it tracks price performance over the next X bars.
It then builds a distribution of outcomes and projects it forward from the current price.
📈 What you see on the chart
Instead of a single prediction, you get a range of historical outcomes:
🔴 Worst P&L → maximum adverse move after the signal
🟢 Best P&L → best-case outcome
🔵 25th percentile → lower bound of typical outcomes
🟠 75th percentile → upper bound of typical outcomes
⚪ Mean → average path
🟣 Median → typical (robust) path
All of these are projected forward from the current price, giving you an intuitive view of possible scenarios.
📋 Stats Table
The table summarizes key metrics at the selected projection horizon:
Number of signals used
Final P&L for each line (Worst / Best / Percentiles / Mean / Median)
Distribution metrics like Spread and IQR
This gives you a quick read on:
Expected return
Risk range
Outcome dispersion
🧠 Why this matters
This tool helps you:
Separate signal quality from strategy complexity
Understand risk vs reward before adding filters
Avoid overfitting strategies on weak signals
Build better systems from strong foundations
⚠️ Important note
This is not a prediction tool.
It shows historical tendencies based on past signals — not guaranteed future outcomes.
Always use it as:
a research tool
a context layer
not a standalone trading system
🚀 Final thought
Before optimizing entries, exits, and risk…
👉 Make sure your signal itself has an edge.
This indicator helps you see that clearly.
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SPX 0DTE Scalper (Empowerment Assets) 🚨 SPX 0DTE SCALPER v2 — DESCRIPTION 🚨
This is a multi-timeframe confluence trading system designed specifically for SPX 0DTE options trading, combining structure, momentum, and volume to deliver high-probability entries.
⚙️ CORE FUNCTIONALITY:
The script uses a layered confirmation system (1–5 score) to validate trades before signaling entries.
It combines:
• EMA Ribbon (trend direction)
• VWAP positioning (key intraday level)
• RSI + MACD (momentum confirmation)
• Squeeze (volatility expansion)
• Volume spikes (institutional activity)
📊 MULTI-TIMEFRAME EDGE:
This isn’t just a single timeframe tool — it aligns:
• Daily Bias → overall direction
• 6H Trend → macro structure
• 90M Setup → mid-term confirmation
• 15M Execution → precise entries
⚡ ENTRY SYSTEM:
Trades trigger only when:
• Minimum confluence score is met (default 3/5+)
• Volume confirms the move
• Price is aligned with VWAP
• A trigger occurs (engulfing, breakout, EMA cross, ORB break)
🎯 AUTO LEVELS & TOOLS:
• Opening Range Breakout (ORB)
• Pre-market High/Low
• Previous Day High/Low/Close
• Round number levels (every 50 points)
• ATR-based Stop Loss + Targets
📈 SIGNALS PROVIDED:
• CALL (Bullish Setup)
• PUT (Bearish Setup)
Each signal includes:
• Entry
• Stop Loss (ATR-based)
• Target 1 & Target 2
🧠 SMART FILTERS:
• Trades only during prime trading hours
• Focus on 0DTE days (Mon/Wed/Fri)
• Avoids late-day low-probability setups
📊 LIVE DASHBOARD:
Displays real-time:
• Trend bias (Daily / 6H / 90M / 15M)
• VWAP position
• MACD + RSI
• Volume strength
• Squeeze status
• Bull/Bear score
💎 PURPOSE:
This tool is built to help traders:
• Eliminate guesswork
• Trade with structure + confirmation
• Execute high-probability 0DTE setups
🏁 BOTTOM LINE:
This is a precision scalping system designed for discipline, timing, and consistency — not random entries.
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US Elections Forward Returns and Market CyclesOverview
This script explores how the market has behaved between U.S. election cycles over the last 100 years.
It marks:
Presidential elections (solid lines with president labels)
Mid-term elections (dashed lines)
Forward returns from each election to the next
It also includes a summary table to compare return characteristics across different election types and political parties.
What it shows
Each election is used as a consistent starting point. The script calculates the market return from that point to the next election event, allowing you to compare:
Republican vs Democratic presidential periods
Mid-term vs presidential cycles
Strength (average return) vs consistency (win rate)
Returns are color-coded using a continuous gradient:
Warmer colors = weaker or negative periods
Greens / lime = stronger positive periods
Summary table
The table (bottom-right) aggregates results into groups and displays:
N, number of observations
Avg, average forward return
Win %, percentage of positive periods
Best / Worst, range of outcomes
Hover over the column headers for simple explanations of each metric.
How to use
Apply to a broad index (e.g., S&P 500)
Use a higher timeframe for clearer long-term patterns
Compare groups using both Avg and Win % to assess strength vs consistency
Limitations
This is historical analysis, not a predictive model
Election cycles are only one of many factors affecting markets
Sample sizes are limited for some groups
Results depend on the symbol and timeframe used
Purpose
This script is intended to provide a structured way to observe and compare market behavior across election cycles, using consistent definitions and transparent calculations.
Generally speaking it is factual to say over the last 100 years poor stock market performance was observed during a republican presidency with the strongest market crashes. Democratic presidents saw the strongest stock market returns.
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