Supply Demand Zones ProSupply Demand Zones PRO
Version: 1.0
Built with: Pine Script v6
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🧭 HOW TO USE Start Here
🧠 What it does default behavior
• ✅ Automatically identifies Supply & Demand zones on your chart
• ✅ Automatically ranks each zone from 0 to 10 higher = stronger
• ✅ Works across most TradingView symbols and timeframes with default settings
⚙️ Default settings recommended for most instruments
Use the default settings for:
• 💱 Forex
• 🪙 Crypto
• 📊 Indices
• 🛢️ Commodities
• 🏛️ Stocks
Defaults are tuned to provide a balanced mix of quality zones + clean charts.
🎯 How to trade with it high-level workflow
1. 🥇 Prioritize strong zones
o Focus on higher scores commonly 7–10 for best reversal potential.
2. 🔄 Wait for a reversal setup at the zone
o Example triggers: rejection wick, engulfing candle, strong reaction candle, structure shift.
3. ✅ Confirm with other indicators before entering
o Use confirmation tools (your choice), such as:
📈 Trend filter (MA / market structure)
🧪 Momentum (RSI / Stoch / MACD)
📉 Volume / volatility tools
o Then take BUY from demand or SELL from supply *only when confirmation aligns
🧩🖤 Executive Summary: PRO Features Overview
The Supply Demand Zones PRO indicator is a professional-grade tool built on the latest Pine Script v6, designed to automatically identify and score high-probability supply and demand zones.
It moves beyond simple zone plotting by incorporating a suite of advanced features that provide a deeper, more actionable market context. This helps traders filter out noise, focus on significant levels, and make more informed decisions.
The indicator is universally compatible and works seamlessly across all major asset classes and timeframes:
• Forex: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY
• Commodities: Gold/XAUUSD, Silver, Oil
• Indices: NQ, ES, DAX, FTSE
• Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Altcoins
• Stocks: Individual equities
Most symbols available on TradingView are fully supported.
Notice on repainting 🕯️⬛
Active zones won’t repaint unless they are invalidated. Gray/Historic zones may repaint, and that’s fine—this script only displays the most recent and stronger historic zones (if historic zones are enabled).
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⬛🛠️Key PRO Features Overview
⚙️ Feature 📌 Description
Zone Strength Ranking ||| Each zone is dynamically scored from 1–10 based on its age and number of retests. Fresher, less-tested zones are stronger, helping prioritize high-impact levels.
Real-Time Distance ||| Each active zone’s info label shows the exact distance (in pips) from current price to the zone edge for quick risk/opportunity assessment.
Trading Session Tracking ||| Zones are tagged by formation session (Asian / London / New York) for added context—high-volume session zones often matter more.
Automated Retest Markers ||| The script tracks retests and places an “R” marker for each retest, giving a clear visual history of price interaction.
Advanced ATR Filtering ||| Volatility-based filters control zone quality: set min/max zone height and optionally enforce a consistent zone height using ATR.
Minimum Zone Distance ||| Reduces clutter by requiring a minimum number of bars between new zones, ensuring zones are distinct and well-separated.
Dual Label Controls Independently toggle info labels for Active vs Historic zones to keep charts clean while preserving key detail.
Built on Pine Script v6 ||| Uses the newest Pine Script version for better efficiency, reliability, and smoother handling of complex logic/drawings.
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Detailed Feature Breakdown ⬛
Zone Strength Ranking ⬛
The strength score is a proprietary calculation that helps traders instantly gauge the potential of a supply or demand zone. It is calculated in real time using:
1. Age of the Zone: As zones age, they may lose relevance. Strength decreases as the number of bars since creation increases.
2. Number of Retests: The first test is often the highest-probability reaction. Each retest reduces strength as liquidity is absorbed.
✅ A high score (7/10+) indicates a fresh, less-tested zone that may produce a strong reaction.
⚠️ A low score suggests a zone is old and/or heavily tested—use extra caution.
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🧱⬛Invalidation & Historic Zones
A zone becomes invalidated broken when price closes beyond its outer boundary or wicks beyond it, depending on settings. Once broken, it becomes a Historic Zone and turns gray.
This matters for structure: a broken supply zone can become future demand a flip zone, and vice versa.
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🧪⬛Advanced Filtering Explained
Three ATR-based filters control zone quality:
• Max Zone Height (ATR Multiplier): Blocks zones that are too large to trade effectively. Example: 1.0 ignores zones taller than 1× ATR.
• Min Zone Height (ATR Multiplier): Filters out zones that are too thin and likely noise. Example: 1.0 rejects zones smaller than 1× ATR.
• Force Zone Height (ATR Multiplier): Normalizes zone heights by expanding smaller valid zones up to the minimum ATR target. Example: 1.0 expands zones to at least 1× ATR.
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🧾⬛Configuration Guide
⚙️⬛Zone Detection
⚙️ Setting 🔧 Default 📝 Description
Swing Length (Sensitivity) 12 Lookback bars for pivot high/low detection. Higher = fewer, stronger zones.
Max Zones to Display 10 Max number of active Supply + Demand zones shown.
Max Zone Height (ATR) 1.0 Rejects zones taller than this ATR multiplier.
Min Zone Height (ATR) 1.0 Rejects zones smaller than this ATR multiplier.
Force Zone Height (ATR) 1.0 Expands valid zones to be at least this ATR multiplier.
Min Distance Between Zones 44 Minimum bars required between consecutive zones of the same type.
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🧱⬛Zone Settings
⚙️ Setting 🔧 Default 📝 Description
Zone Invalidation Close “Close” = candle must close past zone; “Wick” = wick past zone breaks it.
Show Historic Zones On Toggles visibility of broken (historic) zones.
Active Zones Lookback 1000 Hides active zones older than this many bars.
Historic Zones Lookback 1000 Hides historic zones older than this many bars.
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🖥️⬛Display
⚙️ Setting 🔧 Default 📝 Description
Show Active Zone Info On Toggles text labels for active (unbroken) zones.
Show Historic Zone Info Off Toggles text labels for historic (broken) zones.
Label Size Small Adjusts the font size of zone info labels.
指标和策略
RSI Momentum SignalRSI Momentum Signal is a technical analysis indicator designed to highlight potential momentum-based reversal points using the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
This script combines short-term RSI momentum behavior with basic candle structure to visualize possible bullish and bearish reaction zones directly on the chart.
How It Works
A fast RSI-based momentum calculation is used to color price bars when short-term momentum reaches extreme levels.
Buy and Sell signals are generated when momentum conditions align with RSI overbought or oversold levels and basic candle direction.
All signals are plotted visually on the chart to support discretionary analysis.
Intended Use
This indicator is not a standalone trading system.
It is designed to be used as a supportive analytical tool together with other technical analysis methods such as trend structure, price action, and support/resistance levels.
Disclaimer
This script does not provide financial advice and does not guarantee any trading results.
All trading decisions remain the sole responsibility of the user.
Use this indicator for educational and analytical purposes only.
ICT Order Block [KTY]ICT Order Block Indicator
Overview
This indicator automatically detects and displays Order Blocks (OB) based on ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology.
Order Blocks are price zones where Smart Money (institutions, banks) executed large buy/sell orders. These zones often act as strong support and resistance levels, making them valuable for identifying high-probability entry points.
Key Features
Multi-Timeframe Support
Display OBs from two different timeframes simultaneously (LTF & HTF)
HTF Order Blocks provide stronger, more reliable levels
Bullish & Bearish Order Blocks
Bullish OB: Last bearish candle before a significant up move → Acts as support
Bearish OB: Last bullish candle before a significant down move → Acts as resistance
Breaker Block Detection
When an OB is broken, it converts to a Breaker Block (BB)
Role reverses: Former support becomes resistance, and vice versa
Volume Analysis
Displays volume at OB formation
Shows upper/lower volume balance ratio (%)
Lower percentage = stronger one-sided order flow = more significant zone
OB Body Lines
Dotted lines showing the candle body (open/close) within the OB
Useful for precise entry points
How to Use
Identify the trend on higher timeframes
Wait for price to re-enter an Order Block zone
Look for confirmation (candlestick patterns, lower timeframe structure break)
Enter within the OB, set stop loss below/above the OB
Pro Tips:
OBs that overlap with FVG (Fair Value Gap) or OTE (Optimal Trade Entry) have higher probability
HTF Order Blocks are more reliable than LTF
Fresh (untested) OBs tend to have stronger reactions
Settings
SettingDescriptionLTF / HTFEnable and select timeframes for Order Block detectionBullish OB CountNumber of Bullish Order Blocks to display (1-10)Bearish OB CountNumber of Bearish Order Blocks to display (1-10)Show Breaker BlocksToggle Breaker Block displayShow OB Body LinesToggle candle body lines within OBLabel ColorCustomize text color inside OB boxes
Alerts
🟢 Bullish OB Detected
🔴 Bearish OB Detected
🟢 Bullish OB Touched
🔴 Bearish OB Touched
🟢 Bullish BB Touched
🔴 Bearish BB Touched
💥 Bullish OB → BB Conversion
💥 Bearish OB → BB Conversion
Notes
This indicator is designed for educational purposes
Always combine with proper risk management
Past performance does not guarantee future results
If you find this indicator helpful, please leave a like and follow for more ICT-based tools!
[TehThomas] - Order Blocks█ OVERVIEW
This Order Blocks indicator identifies institutional-level support and resistance zones using fractal pattern recognition combined with Fair Value Gap (FVG) filtering. Order blocks represent areas where large institutional orders have been placed, creating significant price reactions when retested. This indicator uses a 5-bar fractal pattern to detect market structure breaks and highlights the last bearish or bullish candle before a strong impulse move.
█ KEY FEATURES
- Fractal-Based Detection: Uses 5-candle fractal patterns to identify key market structure highs and lows
- FVG Filtering: Optional Fair Value Gap confirmation ensures order blocks are followed by true market imbalances
- Automatic Mitigation: Order blocks are automatically removed when price breaks through them
- Overlap Prevention: Prevents cluttered charts by avoiding overlapping order block zones
- Customizable Display: Full control over colors, labels, line heights (body/wick), and maximum blocks shown
- Dual Polarity: Detects both bullish (OB+) and bearish (OB-) order blocks independently
█ HOW IT WORKS
The indicator scans price action for fractal patterns where the middle candle forms a local extreme (highest high or lowest low among 5 bars). When price breaks above a fractal high or below a fractal low, the script identifies the last opposing candle in the impulse move as the order block.
For bearish order blocks, it finds the highest bullish candle before a fractal low is broken, marking institutional selling pressure. For bullish order blocks, it locates the lowest bearish candle before a fractal high is breached, indicating institutional buying.
When FVG filtering is enabled, the indicator confirms that a Fair Value Gap (a 3-candle imbalance where price leaves an unfilled gap) occurred within the specified distance from the order block. This combination increases the probability that institutional traders are present in these zones.
█ SETTINGS
Bullish Order Block Settings
- Show/hide bullish order blocks
- Customize fill color and border color
- Toggle OB+ label display
Bearish Order Block Settings
- Show/hide bearish order blocks
- Customize fill color and border color
- Toggle OB- label display
Label Settings
- Label size: Tiny, Small, Normal, or Large
- Label text color customization
General Settings
- Bars Back to Check (10-200): Lookback period for order block detection
- Filter by FVG: Requires Fair Value Gap confirmation
- Max Bars Between OB and FVG (1-6): Distance tolerance for FVG filtering
- Line Height: Choose between Body or Wick for order block boundaries
- Prevent Overlapping OBs: Avoids drawing overlapping zones
- Max Order Blocks to Display (1-50): Limits active blocks on chart
- Length of Boxes (10-100): Horizontal projection length
█ HOW TO USE
1. Add the indicator to your TradingView chart
2. Configure settings based on your trading timeframe and style
3. Watch for OB+ labels (bullish order blocks) as potential support zones where price may bounce
4. Watch for OB- labels (bearish order blocks) as potential resistance zones where price may reverse
5. Wait for price retracement to the order block zone before taking entries
6. Use confirmation signals like volume spikes or reversal patterns at the order block
7. Place stop loss just outside the order block boundary to manage risk
8. Monitor mitigation: Order blocks disappear when price breaks through them completely
█ TRADING STRATEGY EXAMPLES
Bullish Order Block Strategy
Wait for a market structure shift from bearish to bullish. When price creates a bullish impulse breaking a fractal high, identify the OB+ zone. Enter long positions when price retraces to test the bullish order block, placing stop loss 10-20 pips below the zone's low. Target previous highs or resistance levels.
Bearish Order Block Strategy
Monitor for market structure shift from bullish to bearish. After price creates a bearish impulse breaking a fractal low, locate the OB- zone. Enter short positions when price retraces to test the bearish order block, placing stop loss 10-20 pips above the zone's high. Target previous lows or support levels.
FVG-Confirmed Entries
Enable FVG filtering to only display order blocks validated by Fair Value Gaps. These aligned setups increase probability as they combine institutional order placement with market inefficiencies. Trade retracements to these high-confluence zones for better risk-reward ratios.
█ IDEAL FOR
- ICT Traders: Follows Inner Circle Trader methodology for institutional order flow
- Smart Money Concepts: Tracks where large players place orders
- Swing Traders: Identifies key support/resistance for multi-day holds
- Price Action Traders: Pure chart-based approach without lagging indicators
- Breakout Traders: Confirms structure breaks with fractal patterns
- Forex, Crypto, and Stock Markets: Works on all liquid markets and timeframes
█ TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Max Boxes: 500
- Max Labels: 500
- Detection Method: 5-bar fractal pattern recognition
- Mitigation Logic: Automatic removal when price breaks order block boundaries
- Time Projection: Uses time offset calculations for box extension
- Array Management: Dynamic array cleanup to prevent memory issues
█ NOTES & DISCLAIMERS
- Order blocks work best when combined with overall market context and trend analysis
- Not all order blocks result in price reversals; use proper risk management
- FVG filtering may reduce the number of signals but increases quality
- Fractal patterns require 5 bars to form, causing a 2-bar delay in detection
- Works optimally on higher timeframes (4H, Daily) for institutional footprints
- This indicator does not guarantee profitable trades; always use stop losses
- Past performance of order blocks does not predict future results
- Compatible with other ICT concepts like liquidity sweeps and market structure
ICT Liquidity & OTE Engine - Real TimeICT Liquidity & OTE Engine - Real Time
This indicator is a comprehensive toolkit designed for traders utilizing Inner Circle Trader (ICT) concepts. It automates the identification of key structural liquidity pools (Buy Side & Sell Side Liquidity) and calculates real-time Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) levels, allowing you to react instantly to market structure shifts and liquidity sweeps.
Core Features
1. Dynamic Liquidity Pools (BSL / SSL) The script uses pivot high and low logic to identify significant swing points where stop losses and breakout orders typically reside.
BSL (Buy Side Liquidity): Green lines extending from Pivot Highs. These represent areas where short sellers have stops (buy stops).
SSL (Sell Side Liquidity): Red lines extending from Pivot Lows. These represent areas where long traders have stops (sell stops).
2. Real-Time "Sweep" Detection Unlike static support/resistance indicators, this script reacts to live price action.
Visual Feedback: When price "sweeps" or purges a liquidity level (breaks a BSL or SSL line), the line style automatically changes from solid to dotted and becomes semi-transparent.
Why this matters: This provides immediate visual confirmation that a "Stop Hunt" has occurred, often a precursor to a Smart Money reversal.
3. Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) 70.5% The indicator continuously tracks the highest high and lowest low over a definable lookback period (default 40 bars) to establish the current dealing range.
It plots the 70.5% Fibonacci retracement level, which is the classic ICT "Sweet Spot" for entries during a retracement.
This removes the need to manually draw and redraw Fib tools every time the range expands.
4. Bullish Fair Value Gap (FVG) Markers The script highlights specific bars that exhibit bullish displacement gaps, aiding in the identification of strong buying pressure or potential entries after a liquidity sweep.
How It Works
Pivots: It calculates pivots based on your user-defined Lookback input (default 20). A higher number finds longer-term swings; a lower number finds short-term scalping levels.
Liquidity Logic: Once a pivot is confirmed, a line is projected forward. If the current live High or Low breaches this line, the script detects the liquidity run and alters the line's appearance.
OTE Logic: (Highest High - Lowest Low) * 0.705. This dynamic calculation ensures the OTE level moves with the market structure in real-time.
How to Use
Identify the Sweep: Wait for price to run a SSL (Red Line) or BSL (Green Line). Watch for the line to turn dotted, indicating the liquidity has been taken.
Wait for Displacement: Look for a reaction away from the sweep (e.g., a sharp move up after taking SSL).
Find the Entry: Look for price to retrace to the plotted OTE 70.5% Line, ideally aligning with a marked FVG square, to position yourself in alignment with Smart Money.
Settings
Pivot Lookback: Adjusts the sensitivity of the liquidity lines (Default: 20).
Show BSL/SSL Lines: Toggles the liquidity pools on/off.
Show OTE Levels: Toggles the real-time Fibonacci level.
OTE Line Color: Customize the visual style of your entry level.
Institutional Volume RSI [Adaptive]The Institutional Volume RSI is a next-generation momentum oscillator designed to solve the two biggest problems with standard RSI: Price Deception and Static Thresholds.
Standard RSI uses fixed 70/30 levels to define "Overbought" and "Oversold." This is flawed because in a strong institutional trend, the market can stay "Overbought" for weeks. Selling just because RSI hit 70 is a guaranteed way to lose money.
This tool fixes that.
It replaces static lines with Adaptive Volatility Bands . These bands breathe with the market—expanding during trends and contracting during squeezes—giving you a dynamic, statistically significant view of true momentum.
How It Works
The engine runs on three institutional concepts:
1. Volume-Weighted Source (VWMA) 📊
We calculate RSI based on Volume Weighted Moving Average , not just Close price.
Low Volume Move: RSI ignores it (Fakeout).
High Volume Move: RSI reacts aggressively (True Momentum).
2. Adaptive Volatility Bands 🌊
Instead of fixed lines, we use dynamic bands (similar to Bollinger Bands) applied directly to the RSI.
The Trend Ride: As long as the RSI line stays inside or above the Upper Band, the trend is strong. Do not sell.
The Squeeze: When the bands contract (get tight), it signals that volatility is dead and a massive explosive move is imminent.
3. Dynamic Sentiment Coloring 🎨
Green Line: RSI is above the baseline (Bullish Control).
Red Line: RSI is below the baseline (Bearish Control).
White Dots: These appear when RSI breaks outside the bands, signaling an extreme statistical anomaly (often a climax top or bottom).
The "Elastic Snap" Strategy
Recommended Companion: Hooke's Law: Market Elasticity
This indicator is the perfect "Trigger" for a Mean Reversion system. We recommend pairing it with a Reversal indicator (like Hooke's Law) to create a complete Setup + Trigger system.
The Strategy Rules:
1. The Setup (The Stretch) 📏
Wait for your Reversal Indicator (e.g., Hooke's Law) to identify an overextended market condition (Overbought/Oversold).
Context: The rubber band is stretched tight.
2. The Trigger (The Snap) 🔫
Do not enter blindly! Look at the IV-RSI :
For Shorts: Wait for the RSI line to turn RED . This confirms that momentum has actually rolled over.
For Longs: Wait for the RSI line to turn GREEN . This confirms that buyers have stepped in.
3. The Filter (The Safety) 🛡️
If price hits your Stop Loss level before the IV-RSI changes color, cancel the trade . This prevents you from shorting a strong trend that is simply "melting up" without volume exhaustion.
Settings & Configuration
RSI Length: Default is 14.
Source Type: VWMA (Volume Weighted) is recommended for institutional analysis.
Bands Multiplier: Default is 2.0 (Standard Deviation). Increasing this to 2.5 will make the "White Dot" extremes rarer and more significant.
Disclaimer
Trading involves a high level of risk and is not suitable for all investors. The content provided here is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The author (abgthecoder) is not responsible for any financial losses incurred from the use of this indicator. Always use proper risk management and never trade with money you cannot afford to lose. This tool is provided "as is" with open source code for the benefit of the trading community.
Smart Pivot Trend█ OVERVIEW
Smart Pivot Trend is a market structure–based trend indicator that combines swing pivots, volatility adaptation (ATR), and dynamic range levels to determine which side of the market is in control — buyers or sellers. Instead of moving averages, trend direction is defined through structural breaks inside pivot ranges.
The indicator visualizes the active trend, evolving market structure, and historical support/resistance levels created at moments of control shifts. It helps identify trend transitions, structure breaks, and areas where price has an increased probability of reaction.
█ CONCEPT
Built around adaptive swing structure. The core idea is that trend emerges from market structure, not from price relative to an average.
- Swing highs and swing lows form the current structural range.
- Two internal percentage-based levels inside this range act as decision zones.
- Break above the upper level → bullish control.
- Break below the lower level → bearish control.
To prevent structure from becoming outdated during strong moves, pivots are dynamically adjusted when price deviates beyond ATR × multiplier. This mechanism makes the structure volatility-aware rather than static.
As a result, the indicator combines:
- a dynamic, living market structure (active pivot trend)
- static “market memory” levels marking previous control shifts
█ FEATURES
Calculations
- Swing pivots as the foundation of market structure
- Internal range levels as structural decision zones
- ATR-based adaptive pivot correction (volatility-aware structure)
- Smooth Factor — controls the degree of structural correction relative to price; defines how fast pivots adapt during strong moves
- Trend change detection through structural range breaks
Visualization
- Active trend line based on current structure
- Historical support/resistance levels plotted at trend flips
- Triangles marking breaks of those levels
- Gradient fill between price and the active trend line
- Trend-based coloring (green = bullish, red = bearish)
- Optional candle coloring based on current structural trend (bullish / bearish control)
Signals
- BUY / SELL — on structural trend changes
- Bullish Break / Bearish Break — when historical levels are broken
- Impulse breaks (when candles break levels with strong momentum)
Alerts
- Trend change to bullish
- Trend change to bearish
- Resistance break
- Support break
█ HOW TO USE
Main settings:
- Swing Length — sensitivity of swing detection
- Lower / Upper Level — internal structural decision levels
- ATR Length / Multiplier — influence of volatility on pivot adaptation
- Smooth Factor — speed of structural adjustment to price
- Visual options — colors, hiding lines, deleting broken levels, color candles by trend
Trend logic:
- Price above active pivot low → bullish structure
- Price below active pivot high → bearish structure
█ APPLICATION
Trend-following
- The indicator can act as a directional filter for signals from other tools.
- Entries are taken only when signals from external indicators (e.g., RSI, MACD, momentum tools, price action setups, breakout systems) align with the current Smart Pivot Trend direction.
- Highest probability occurs when entries happen during pullbacks to the active trend line in the direction of the prevailing structure.
Market structure shifts
- A trend flip represents a transfer of control between buyers and sellers.
- These moments often precede larger moves because the swing structure changes.
Breakout trading
- Historical levels mark areas where control previously changed.
- Their break often leads to volatility expansion and impulsive movement.
Pullback trading
- The active trend line acts as dynamic support/resistance.
- Pullbacks to this line in strong trends often provide favorable risk-to-reward setups.
█ ADAPTATION TO TRADING STYLE
The Swing Length and Smooth Factor parameters allow the indicator to be tailored to different trading styles:
Shorter Swing Length + higher Smooth Factor
- structure reacts faster
- more frequent trend shifts
- suitable for scalping and intraday trading
Longer Swing Length + lower Smooth Factor
- slower structural changes
- filters minor fluctuations
- better suited for swing trading and longer-term positions
This allows the indicator to function both as a fast micro-structure engine and as a stable higher-level trend filter.
█ NOTES
- This is a structural analysis tool, not a standalone trading system
- Best results come when combined with key S/R levels, higher timeframe context, and price action
- In ranging markets, trend flips may occur more frequently — a natural behavior of structure-based systems
ICT Rejection Block [KTY]ICT Rejection Block Indicator
This indicator automatically detects and displays Rejection Blocks based on ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology.
Rejection Blocks are price zones formed by candles with long wicks, indicating strong buying or selling rejection at that level.
Automatic Detection
- Identifies candles with significant wick-to-body ratio
- Rejection High (Red): Long upper wick showing buying pressure rejected
- Rejection Low (Green): Long lower wick showing selling pressure rejected
Multi-Timeframe Support
- Display rejection blocks from two different timeframes simultaneously (LTF & HTF)
- HTF rejection blocks carry more significance
1. Identify rejection blocks on your chart
2. Watch for price reaction when re-entering the rejection zone
3. Combine with Order Block, FVG, or Market Structure for confluence
4. Use rejection block levels as reference for stop-loss placement
Pro Tips:
- HTF rejection blocks (1H+) are more reliable
- Rejection block aligned with OB or FVG increases significance
- Multiple rejection blocks at similar levels indicate strong S/R zone
LTF: Enable and select lower timeframe
HTF: Enable and select higher timeframe
Rejection Block Count: Number of rejection blocks to display per type
Colors: Customize colors for rejection high and low
Show Mitigated Rejection Blocks: Display broken zones in gray
Rejection High Detected
Rejection Low Detected
Rejection High Mitigated
Rejection Low Mitigated
This indicator is designed for educational purposes.
Rejection blocks do not guarantee price reversal.
Always combine with proper risk management.
If you find this indicator helpful, please leave a like and follow for more ICT-based tools!
CPR OI Toolkit - All in one indicatorThis is experimental indicator which is an extend my pre triple EMA indicator. I have been using this indicator to identify potential entry and exit for commodity market. I had used it for couple of week and it helps.
I would like to share with you. It is meant identify and analyze then plan your trade. I have developed this indicator using Google Antigravity , which is an awesome tool for developing trading indicator and strategies.
My CPR OI tool kit includes following.
Triple EMA
Stochastic - for trend catching
Previous Low/high base trial and visual indication
Price action concepts
Reversion logic.
Visual indication - buy / sell / setup initialization / exit
Visual dashboard.
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## 🎨 Visual Signal Guide
| Marker | Meaning | Action |
|--------|---------|--------|
| 🔵 Tiny Blue Circle | Stochastic bullish setup START | Wait for EMA + breakout |
| 🟢 Green Triangle UP | **LONG ENTRY** - All conditions met | **ENTER LONG** |
| 🔴 Red Triangle DOWN | **SHORT ENTRY** | **ENTER SHORT** |
| 🟠 Orange Circle | **EXIT** - EMA1/2 cross | **CLOSE POSITION** |
| 💧 Aqua "R" | Mean reversion long | Scalp opportunity |
| 💜 Fuchsia "R" | Mean reversion short | Scalp opportunity |
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## 💰 Open Interest Interpretation
| Status | Price vs Prev | OI Change | Meaning |
|--------|---------------|-----------|---------|
| **Long Accumulation**🟢 | ↑ | ↑ | Bulls building positions |
| **Short Accumulation**🔴 | ↓ | ↑ | Bears building positions |
| **Short Covering**🟡 | ↑ | ↓ | Bears exiting (bullish) |
| **Long Unwinding**🟠 | ↓ | ↓ | Bulls exiting (bearish) |
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## 🔔 Alerts (All Enabled by Default)
1. "LONG Signal | Stochastic confirmed | EMA Bullish"
2. "SHORT Signal | Stochastic confirmed | EMA Bearish"
3. "EMA Alignment: BULLISH/BEARISH"
4. "Position CLOSED - Trailing Stop Hit"
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SMC/ICT: High Prob Signal FINALSMC/ICT: High-Probability Trend Signal This professional-grade indicator combines ICT/SMC concepts with Moving Average momentum. It identifies the Daily Bias using Candle Range Theory and tracks the Midnight Open to define Premium and Discount zones. To minimize noise, it only triggers EMA 9/21 crossover signals when they align with the higher-timeframe trend and institutional pricing levels. It also features a dynamic New Week Opening Gap (NWOG) anchor for structural reference.
MACD/PPO ALMA EditionMACD – a trend-following indicator that "always too late" indicates what's happening on the chart.
To make this indicator traditionally considered "good but too late" based on the ALMA moving average:
The Arnaud Legoux Moving Average (ALMA) is a technical indicator designed to reduce lag and noise in price data by applying a Gaussian filter, offering a smoother and more responsive alternative to traditional SMAs and EMAs.
Key Aspects of ALMA:
Key Parameters: ALMA uses three main settings: Window Size (length), Offset (offsets focus on recent prices, typically 0.85), and Sigma (controls the smoothness of the curve, typically 6).
Reduced Latency: By shifting the Gaussian distribution toward the most recent data (offset to 1), ALMA responds faster to price changes, helping to avoid false signals in uncertain, low-volatility conditions.
Using ALMA instead of EMA/SMA in the code significantly improves the smoothness and speed of signal appearance, which facilitates decision-making.
The code features three significant changes compared to traditional methods:
1. The price is determined based on (open+close)/2 - why is this? - theoretically, the volume-weighted asset value is always between the opening and closing prices, so I considered averaging it to be a good value.
2. Additional coloring of the trend change after the curves intersect to indicate an increase or decrease in trend strength.
3. Using PPO normalization allows for comparison of the dynamics of different stocks, as its values are normalized percentages and not absolute MACD values.
I most often use Heikin Ashi – the chart is very smooth and does not significantly affect the quick identification of trend changes.
MTF Volume Profile & Signal Scanner v5The MTF Signal Scanner is a multi-timeframe trading system designed for futures trading, particularly optimized for MNQ (Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100). It combines volume profile analysis, EMA trend filtering, and a confluence scoring system to identify high-probability trade setups.
Simple moving averageThis indicator is based on simple moving average
if you are struggling where to get in to the market it can help you to fine the entries by increasing moving average number you can remove the wrong buy sell signals.
MTF - OHLC - AMDPO3 Extension – Key Features
SMT
-Shows correlations between multiple instruments (e.g., Pair 2, Pair 3).
-Auto-matching of pairs to highlight synchronized movements.
-Does not include SMT with DXY.
HTF Projection (High Time Frame)
-Projects higher timeframe levels directly onto the current chart.
-Supports multiple HTFs (e.g., 1H, 4H, Daily, Weekly) with customizable number of candles.
-Shows mid lines and key candle levels for HTFs.
-Full visual customization: candle body, border, and spike colors for bull and bear.
-Options for labels above/below candles and PSP display.
-Manage offsets for candle distance and visual sizing.
Multi-Timeframe and Separators
-Displays levels and period separators across multiple timeframes: for example, on 1m chart,
you can see 15m and 4H references.
-Ideal for strategies combining MTF, HTF, and LTF.
Manipulation Detection (AMD)
-Identifies accumulation, manipulation, and distribution zones.
-Activates manipulation signal when a candle wipes out the previous High or Low and closes
back within the range.
-Highlights CISD zones related to manipulation or HTF SMT.
Advanced Level Analysis
-Tracks daily levels with minimum distance between them.
Visual for HTF - MTF - LTF
Mode 1
tf → TF1 → TF2 → TF3 → TF4
"1m → 15m → 30m → 1h → 4h"
"3m → 30m → 4h → D → W"
"5m → 1h → D → M → 3M"
"15m → 4h → W → M → 3M"
"30m → 4h → W → M → 3M"
"1h → D → M → 3M"
"4h → W → M"
"D → M"
"W → M"
Mode 2
tf → TF1 → TF2 → TF3 → TF4
"1m → 15m → 30m → 1h → 4h"
"3m → 30m → 1h → 4h → D"
"5m → 1h → 4h → D → W"
"15m → 1h → 4h → D → W"
"30m → 1h → 4h → D → W"
"1h → 4h → D → W → M"
"4h → D → W → M"
"D → W → M"
"W → M"
Model SMT: Same TF but Correlated Pairs
Model Manual: use the manually set TF (HTF 1 - HTF 2 - HTF 3 - HTF 4)"
With this indicator, you'll have a clearer view of what it can do to the price.
For example, if we're bullish and see manipulation on the highs in HTF and CISD confirmation in LTF, we can predict that the price will fall to the TP level.
Disclaimer
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. The author takes no responsibility for any losses or damages resulting from the use of this script. Trading involves risk, and you are solely responsible for your trading decisions.
Cup & Handle (Zeiierman)█ Overview
Cup & Handle (Zeiierman) is a classic continuation-pattern scanner that detects both bullish Cup+Handle and bearish Inverted Cup+Handle structures using a compact pivot stream. It’s designed to highlight rounded reversals back to a “rim” level, followed by a smaller pullback (“handle”) before a potential continuation move.
⚪ What It Detects
A Cup & Handle (Bull) forms when price makes a rounded decline from a left rim, bottoms, then climbs back to a similar right rim. After returning to the rim, price forms a handle (a smaller pullback) that stays within an allowed retracement range. This pattern often precedes a bullish continuation attempt.
An Inverted Cup & Handle (Bear) is the mirrored version. Price makes a rounded rise to a left rim, tops, then declines back to a similar right rim. After returning to that rim, price forms a handle (a smaller bounce) that stays within the allowed retracement range. This pattern often precedes a bearish continuation attempt.
█ How It Works
⚪ 1) Pivot Extraction (Swing Compression)
The script first converts raw candles into a small set of meaningful swing pivots using ta.pivothigh() and ta.pivotlow() with Pivot span. A pivot is accepted only after it is confirmed by the lookback window, which helps reduce noise.
Key effect:
Higher Pivot span = fewer, stronger pivots (cleaner patterns)
Lower Pivot span = more pivots (more patterns, more noise)
⚪ 2) Pattern Framing (4-Point Structure)
When at least four pivots exist, the script maps them into a fixed sequence:
For a bull Cup+Handle sequence: High → Low → High → Low
These are treated as:
L = left rim pivot
B = cup bottom pivot
R = right rim pivot
H = handle pivot
For a bear inverted Cup+Handle sequence: Low → High → Low → High
Mapped similarly, but inverted.
This “4-pivot” structure is the minimum shape needed to define a cup and a handle without overfitting.
⚪ 3) Rim Similarity Filter (Cup Quality Control)
The script checks if the left rim and right rim are close enough to be considered a proper cup rim:
Rim similarity tolerance (%) controls this.
Lower tolerance = only very clean symmetric rims
Higher tolerance = allows uneven rims (more detections)
⚪ 4) Handle Depth Filter (Reject Weak or Messy Handles)
The handle is validated by measuring how deep it retraces relative to the cup depth:
Handle Retraction = |rim − handle| / |rim − bottom|
The handle must fall between:
Handle retrace min
Handle retrace max
This prevents:
tiny “non-handle” wiggles (too shallow)
deep pullbacks that break the structure (too deep)
█ How to Use
⚪ Interpreting a Bull Cup & Handle
Treat it like a continuation setup built around a key breakout level:
Cup forms
Handle forms
Breakout happens above this level
Once price returns to this breakout zone and the handle stays controlled, the structure may attempt to continue upward.
Common behaviors after a clean signal:
Push above the breakout level
Brief retest/acceptance near the breakout zone
Continuation toward the projected target if momentum holds
⚪ Interpreting a Bear Inverted Cup & Handle
Treat it like a bearish continuation/rollover setup built around the same breakout concept:
Cup forms (inverted)
Handle forms
Breakout happens below this level
Once price returns to this breakout zone and the handle stays controlled, the structure may attempt to continue downward.
Common behaviors after a clean signal:
Drop below the breakout level
Retest from underneath
Continuation toward the projected target if selling pressure persists
█ Settings
Pivot span – pivot sensitivity. Higher = smoother pivots, fewer signals. Lower = more pivots, more signals/noise.
Rim similarity tolerance (%) – rim quality filter. Lower = stricter symmetry, higher = more permissive detection.
Handle retrace min – minimum handle depth (filters weak handles).
Handle retrace max – maximum handle depth (filters messy/deep handles).
Invalidation (handle max retrace %) – “maximum tolerated damage” for handle move before the structure is considered broken.
Require breakout confirmation – only trigger when price closes beyond the rim in the expected direction.
Target multiplier (× cup depth) – scales how far the projection target is. Lower = closer targets; 1.0 = classic depth target.
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Disclaimer
The content provided in my scripts, indicators, ideas, algorithms, and systems is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instruments. I will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from the use of or reliance on such information.
All investments involve risk, and the past performance of a security, industry, sector, market, financial product, trading strategy, backtest, or individual's trading does not guarantee future results or returns. Investors are fully responsible for any investment decisions they make. Such decisions should be based solely on an evaluation of their financial circumstances, investment objectives, risk tolerance, and liquidity needs.
Setup Finder by cryptokazancevEnglish
The indicator helps find setups based on Smart Money instruments
What OB and FVG Are
Order Blocks (OB) are a bullish or bearish candle (or several candles) where the next candle (or a sequence of candles) impulsively engulfs the order block.
Imbalance (FVG) is a price inefficiency caused by an impulsive price move due to an abnormal dominance of supply or demand at a price level.
Indicator Settings (in Simple Terms)
Show OB — enable/disable displaying the detected order blocks on the chart.
Show FVG — enable/disable displaying the detected FVG zones.
Max OB (per side) — how many long and how many short order blocks to display at the same time.
Max FVG (per side) — how many long and how many short FVG zones to display at the same time.
Engulfing Window (candles) — how many subsequent candles are allowed to consider the order block “engulfed.”
Color Engulfing Candles — highlight candles where the engulfing occurred to make it easier to spot on history.
OB Invalidation Mode — when to consider an order block “broken” (invalid):
“50%” — the OB is considered invalid if price closes with the candle body below/above the midpoint (50%) of the order block.
“Entry Drill” — the OB becomes invalid on the first touch of the OB zone.
Size Limits via ATR
OB Size in ATR — here ATR is defined as the average candle size over the last 500 bars. It is used to determine the maximum allowed size of an order block.
FVG Size in ATR — the same, but for an FVG zone: a limit on what FVG size is considered acceptable.
Setup Search Mode
Enable Setup Search Mode — when enabled, the indicator will not display all OB and FVG, but only those that contain:
pivots, or
a Sunday Open level, or
both.
Require Pivots / Require Sunday Open — a requirement that the OB/FVG zone must contain pivots and/or Sunday Open levels (depending on the selected option).
Number of Sunday Open Levels — how many Sunday Open levels to draw on the chart.
How to use
Enable Setup Search Mode .
Turn on the requirements Require Pivots and Require Sunday Open so that only the most relevant OB/FVG zones are displayed.
Wait for price to return into the highlighted Order Block or FVG area.
On a lower timeframe, look for an entry model/confirmation, such as:
engulfing,
pin bar,
break of structure / Market Structure Shift (MSS).
Repainting
The indicator does not repaint.
Русский
Индикатор помогает находить сетапы по торговой стратегии Павла Казанцева.
Что такое OB и FVG
Ордерблоки (OB) — это бычья или медвежья свеча (или несколько свеч), при этом следующая свеча (или связка свеч) импульсно поглощает ордерблок.
Имбаланс (FVG) — это ценовая неэффективность, вызванная импульсным движением цены вследствие аномального превосходства спроса/предложения на ценовом уровне.
Настройки индикатора (простыми словами)
Показывать OB — включить/выключить отображение найденных ордерблоков на графике.
Показывать FVG — включить/выключить отображение найденных зон FVG.
Максимум OB (на сторону) — сколько лонговых и сколько шортовых ордерблоков показывать одновременно.
Максимум FVG (на сторону) — сколько лонговых и сколько шортовых зон FVG показывать одновременно.
Окно поглощения (свечей) — сколько следующих свечей допускается, чтобы считать, что ордерблок был “поглощён”.
Окрашивать поглощённые свечи — подсвечивать свечи, где произошло поглощение, чтобы проще было искать это на истории.
Режим инвалидации OB — когда считать ордерблок “сломавшимся” (недействительным):
“50%” — OB считается недействительным, если цена закрепилась телом свечи ниже/выше середины (50%) ордерблока.
“Entry Drill” — OB становится недействительным при первом касании зоны OB.
Ограничение размеров через ATR
Размер OB в ATR — ATR здесь понимается как средний размер свечей за последние 500 баров. От него считается, какой максимальный размер ордерблока допустим.
Размер FVG в ATR — то же самое, но для зоны FVG: ограничение, какой размер FVG считается допустимым.
Режим поиска сетапов
Включить режим поиска сетапов — если включить, индикатор будет показывать не все OB и FVG, а только те, внутри которых есть:
пивоты, или
уровень Sunday Open, или
и то, и другое.
Обязательно Пивоты / Обязательно Sunday Open — требование, чтобы в зоне OB/FVG обязательно были пивоты и/или уровни Sunday Open (в зависимости от выбранной опции).
Количество уровней Sunday Open — сколько уровней Sunday Open рисовать на графике.
Как пользоваться
Включите режим поиска сетапов .
Активируйте требования Обязательно Пивоты и Обязательно Sunday Open , чтобы отображались только наиболее релевантные зоны OB/FVG.
Дождитесь, когда цена вернётся в отмеченный диапазон ордерблока или FVG .
На младшем таймфрейме найдите модель входа/подтверждение, например:
поглощение,
пинбар,
слом структуры / Market Structure Shift (MSS).
Перерисовка
Индикатор ничего не перерисовывает.
Trapped Traders EBPThe Trapped Traders Indicator is used to predict overall Market bias, with green being longs, and red being shorts.
The autofibs are 0%,25%,50%,and 100%. After an autofib and directional bias is generated, you'll want to look for an entry on a lower time frame somewhere between the 25% and 50% ideally.
A simple trading plan:
Use the indicator on the 4 Hour chart. Wait until you get an autofib. Zoom down to the 5 minute chart and wait for price to reach the 25% retracement. Look for an entry using an entry model of your choice. For example: an engulfing 5 minute bar in the direction of your bias, an order block, fair value gap, or choch in your favor.
This method of trading was introduced to me by Omar Agag. Cheers to prosperity, brother!
Good luck! And happy trading!
ICT Liquidity Zone [KTY]ICT Liquidity Zone Indicator
Overview
This indicator automatically detects and displays Liquidity Zones based on ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology.
Liquidity zones are areas where stop-loss orders cluster around swing highs and lows. Smart money targets these zones to grab liquidity before reversing price direction.
Key Features
Multi-Timeframe Support
Display liquidity zones from two different timeframes simultaneously (LTF & HTF)
HTF liquidity zones represent more significant levels
Buyside & Sellside Liquidity
Buyside Liquidity: Areas above swing highs where short sellers' stops accumulate → Smart money sweeps these before selling
Sellside Liquidity: Areas below swing lows where long buyers' stops accumulate → Smart money sweeps these before buying
Volume Analysis
Displays relative volume percentage at liquidity formation
Higher percentage indicates stronger liquidity concentration
Mitigation Tracking
Liquidity zones are automatically removed when price sweeps through
Option to display swept zones for reference
How to Use
Identify liquidity pools above recent highs or below recent lows
Wait for a sweep — price breaks the level then quickly reverses
Look for confirmation using CHoCH, Order Blocks, or FVGs
Enter on the reversal, set stop beyond the swept level
Pro Tips:
Multiple equal highs/lows create stronger liquidity pools
Liquidity sweep + immediate reversal = high probability setup
Combine with Order Blocks and FVGs for confluence
HTF liquidity is more significant than LTF liquidity
Asian session highs/lows often become liquidity targets
Settings
SettingDescriptionLTF / HTFEnable and select timeframes for liquidity detectionBuyside Liquidity CountNumber of buyside zones to displaySellside Liquidity CountNumber of sellside zones to displayShow Mitigated LiquidityRemove or Show swept liquidity zonesLabel ColorCustomize text color inside liquidity boxes
Alerts
🔴 Buyside Liquidity Detected
🟢 Sellside Liquidity Detected
🔴 Buyside Liquidity Break
🟢 Sellside Liquidity Break
🔴 Buyside Liquidity Touched
🟢 Sellside Liquidity Touched
Notes
This indicator is designed for educational purposes
Distinguish between genuine breakouts and liquidity sweeps
Always combine with proper risk management
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DEMA Volatility SuperTrend | RakoQuantDEMA Volatility SuperTrend is a clean trend-regime indicator built for volatile markets such as crypto.
It combines a Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) baseline with a standard deviation volatility envelope, then applies classic SuperTrend trailing logic to produce persistent bullish and bearish regimes.
This tool is designed for traders who want a smooth but responsive trend structure without relying on ATR alone.
Core Concept
This indicator answers one simple question:
Are we currently in a bullish trend regime or a bearish trend regime?
It does this by building a dynamic volatility corridor around a DEMA baseline and flipping only when price breaks beyond the active band.
How It Works
1. DEMA Baseline (fast + low lag)
A DEMA is used instead of a normal EMA to reduce lag while maintaining smooth trend behavior.
2. Volatility Engine (Standard Deviation)
Volatility bands are created using:
Raw Source Volatility
Classic standard deviation behavior
Residual vs Baseline Volatility
Measures deviations from the DEMA baseline for cleaner regime detection
Band formula:
Upper Band = baseline + multiplier × stdev
Lower Band = baseline − multiplier × stdev
3. SuperTrend Trailing Regime Logic
Instead of flipping every touch, the bands trail using SuperTrend persistence rules:
Bull regime → active lower band acts as support
Bear regime → active upper band acts as resistance
Flips occur only when price breaks beyond the trailing band.
Visual System
Bull regime: Ice-Blue active band
Bear regime: Violet active band
Optional faint inactive bands provide structure
Optional fill highlights the active regime corridor
Optional candle painting matches the regime state instantly
Alerts Included
Bull Flip Alert → regime turns bullish
Bear Flip Alert → regime turns bearish
Perfect for automation or regime-based filtering.
How to Use
✅ Trend filter for swing trading
✅ Regime confirmation layer for systems
✅ Works best on higher timeframes (4H / 1D)
✅ Combine with momentum or breakout triggers for entries
Inputs Summary
DEMA Length → baseline responsiveness
Volatility Length + Multiplier → band width + sensitivity
Volatility Mode → raw vs residual volatility
Flip Source → Close or HL2 for regime switching
Visual toggles → fill, candles, inactive rails
Screenshot Placement
📸 Example chart / screenshot:
Tip: show one bullish flip + one bearish flip with candle painting enabled.
SMT DivergencePlots "SMT Divergence" labels.
Mouse over the label to display additional information.
Double Top & Double Bottom DetectorHere is a non repainting: confirmation only after neckline break which double top and bottom pattern indicator which avoids false patterns with volume validation. It also come with clean structure logic (market swings, not noise) and is alert-ready for automation or mobile notification
ICT Premium & Discount [KTY]ICT Premium & Discount Indicator
This indicator automatically displays Premium and Discount Zones based on ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology.
Premium & Discount zones divide the current price range into upper and lower areas based on swing highs and lows. This helps traders understand where price sits within the broader range.
Three-Zone Structure
- Premium Zone (Red): Upper portion of the range
- Equilibrium (Gray Dashed): Middle 50% line, fair value reference point
- Discount Zone (Green): Lower portion of the range
Multi-Timeframe Support
- Display zones from two different timeframes simultaneously (LTF & HTF)
- HTF zones carry more significance than LTF zones
Dynamic Range Calculation
- Automatically identifies swing high and low for the selected timeframe
- Zones update as new highs/lows form
1. Identify the current zone - Is price in Premium, Equilibrium, or Discount?
2. Combine with Market Structure - Use CHoCH/BOS to confirm directional bias
3. Look for confluence - OB, FVG, or Liquidity zones within Premium/Discount add significance
4. Use Equilibrium as reference - Price often reacts around the 50% level
Pro Tips:
- HTF zones (4H, 1D) are more significant than LTF zones
- Most effective when combined with other ICT concepts
- Ranging markets may see price oscillate between zones without clear direction
Show Premium & Discount Zones: Toggle zone display on/off
LTF: Enable and select lower timeframe for zone calculation
HTF: Enable and select higher timeframe for zone calculation
Price Entered Premium Zone
Price Entered Discount Zone
This indicator is designed for educational purposes.
Always combine with proper risk management.
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ICT Supply & Demand [KTY]ICT Supply & Demand Indicator
This indicator automatically detects and displays Supply and Demand zones based on swing highs and lows.
Supply and Demand zones are horizontal support/resistance areas where price previously showed strong buying or selling pressure.
Automatic Detection
- Supply Zone (Red): Formed at swing highs where selling pressure was strong
- Demand Zone (Green): Formed at swing lows where buying pressure was strong
- Zones are automatically removed when price breaks through
Dynamic Extension
- Zones extend automatically as new bars form
- Clear visual labels showing SUPPLY and DEMAND
1. Identify Supply and Demand zones on your chart
2. Watch for price reaction when re-entering the zone
3. Combine with Order Block, FVG, or Market Structure for confluence
4. Use zones as reference for take-profit or stop-loss targets
Pro Tips:
- Zones that align with OB or FVG have higher significance
- Multiple touches on a zone increase chance of breakout
- Fresh (untested) zones tend to have stronger reactions
Show Supply & Demand Zones: Toggle zone display on/off
Supply Zone Color: Customize supply zone color
Demand Zone Color: Customize demand zone color
Label Color: Customize text color
Supply Zone Detected
Demand Zone Detected
Supply Zone Broken
Demand Zone Broken
This indicator is designed for educational purposes.
Supply and Demand zones do not guarantee price reversal.
Always combine with proper risk management.
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