TradeAxis Trendlines - Full RangeOverview
TradeAxis Trendlines is an overlay indicator that automatically builds and maintains diagonal support/resistance trendlines from confirmed swing pivots, ranks candidates to reduce clutter, and provides optional breakout-based risk framing (TP/SL boxes) using structural stops.
This script is built as a single workflow:
Identify structurally valid trendlines
Reduce clutter by ranking/filters
Monitor/visualize breakouts with clear risk framing (disabled in Analysis Mode and on non-standard chart types)
How the trendlines are detected and filtered
1) Confirmed pivot engine (non-instant pivots)
Trendline anchors come from confirmed pivot highs/lows using user-defined Left/Right pivot strength. Because pivots require Right bars to confirm, lines are not drawn at the turning candle and will appear only after confirmation.
2) Candidate generation + structural validation
The script tests pivot-to-pivot vectors and rejects candidates that fail structural criteria, including:
Minimum line length (bars between anchors)
Slope filtering with two modes:
Absolute slope bounds (price-per-bar)
ATR-relative slope bounds (thresholds scaled by ATR)
Body-intersection rejection: candidates are filtered out if candle bodies repeatedly cut through the line beyond a tolerance
Opposite-side invalidation gate: candidates can be rejected/disabled when price closes (or evaluates by Mid-body/Body mode) beyond the “wrong side” of the line, to avoid keeping lines that are already invalidated by structure
3) Touch counting + scoring (clutter control)
Valid candidates are ranked using a weighted score that prioritizes:
Number of valid touches
Recency of the last touch
Line span
By default, the script plots both the primary and secondary (“2nd best”) support and resistance lines; you can disable the secondary set if you prefer a cleaner chart.
4) Dynamic cleanup behavior
Trendlines are continuously refreshed as new pivots confirm. Lines that are decisively broken and then reclaimed can be removed to prevent stale structure from lingering on the chart.
Optional modules
A) Safety lines (structural stop references)
When enabled, the script calculates additional diagonal “safety” lines from a separate pivot stream and selects the best safety reference near the active structure. These safety lines are used as structural candidates for Stop Loss placement in the breakout framing module.
B) Higher-timeframe (HTF) overlays
When enabled, the script runs its trendline detection logic on a user-selected higher timeframe using `request.security()` with lookahead disabled, and overlays the HTF support/resistance onto the current chart. HTF lines are plotted using time-based coordinates and can update as HTF bars confirm.
C) Breakout + Risk/Reward visualization (optional)
When enabled (and on standard charts), the script can flag breakouts and draw a risk/reward box:
Breakout trigger: candle-body confirmation through the trendline plus a user-selected ATR-based buffer.
Buffer Mode can be set to ATR (buffer = ATR × multiplier) or None (no buffer).
Optional filters:
Wick filter (rejects candles with excessive upper/lower wick percentage)
Time windows (inputs are labeled in UTC+4) with optional overnight restrictions and specific block windows
Minimum breakout body size (ticks)
Stop Loss / Take Profit framing
Stop selection is structural-first. The script prioritizes the active safety line (when available), otherwise it falls back to recent swing structure (recent swing high/low candidates) and the best available structural reference.
Entries can be skipped if risk constraints are violated, including:
Min SL Size (ticks)
Max Allowed SL (×ATR)
Take Profit is projected from the actual stop distance using the selected Risk/Reward Target.
Important notes about the position tools
This is a visualization/alerting aid. It does not place trades.
TP/SL hit detection is bar-based (OHLC). If both TP and SL are within the same candle range, the script cannot know which occurred first.
On non-standard chart types, position tools and entry/exit alerts are disabled.
D) Analysis Mode
When Analysis Mode is enabled, the script disables the breakout/risk framing logic and focuses on technical trendlines (plus structural alerts).
Alerts
Alert conditions are available for:
Touch Support/Resistance (Primary, Secondary, or HTF)
New Support/Resistance line detected
Long/Short position tool placed (when enabled on standard charts)
A combined “Any Event” condition
指标和策略
All Candlestick Patterns [theEccentricTrader]█ OVERVIEW
This indicator automatically draws and sends alerts for all of the candlestick patterns in my public library as they occur. Patterns included in this script are listed below, with their conventional classifications (in brackets) for reference only:
Doji (Neutral)
Bullish Marubozu (Bullish Continuation)
Bearish Marubozu (Bearish Continuation)
Spinning Top (Neutral)
Bullish Belt-Hold Line (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Belt-Hold Line (Bearish Reversal)
Bullish Breakaway (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Breakaway (Bearish Reversal)
Concealing Baby Swallow (Bullish Reversal)
Bullish Counterattack (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Counterattack (Bearish Reversal)
Dark Cloud Cover (Bearish Reversal)
Long-Legged Doji (Neutral)
Southern Doji (Bullish Reversal)
Northern Doji (Bearish Reversal)
Dumpling Top (Bearish Reversal)
Bullish Engulfing (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Engulfing (Bearish Reversal)
Frypan Bottom (Bullish Reversal)
Hammer (Bullish Reversal)
Hanging Man (Bearish Reversal)
Bullish Harami (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Harami (Bearish Reversal)
Bullish Harami Cross (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Harami Cross (Bearish Reversal)
High-Wave (Neutral)
Bullish Hikkake (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Hikkake (Bearish Reversal)
Homing Pigeon (Bullish Reversal)
In-Neck (Bullish Reversal)
Bullish Kicking (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Kicking (Bearish Reversal)
Matching Low (Bullish Reversal)
On-Neck (Bullish Reversal)
Piercing (Bullish Reversal)
Bullish Separating Lines (Bullish Continuation)
Bearish Separating Lines (Bearish Continuation)
Upgap Side-by-Side White Lines (Bullish Continuation)
Downgap Side-by-Side White Lines (Bearish Continuation)
Stalled Pattern (Neutral)
Bullish Star (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Star (Bearish Reversal)
Bullish Doji Star (Bullish Reversal)
Bearish Doji Star (Bearish Reversal)
Morning Star (Bullish Reversal)
Evening Star (Bearish Reversal)
Morning Doji Star (Bullish Reversal)
Evening Doji Star (Bearish Reversal)
Abandoned Baby Bottom (Bullish Reversal)
Abandoned Baby Top (Bearish Reversal)
Inverted Hammer (Bullish Reversal)
Shooting Star (Bearish Reversal)
Dragonfly Doji (Bullish Reversal)
Gravestone Doji (Bearish Reversal)
Stick Sandwich (Bullish Reversal)
Upward Gapping Tasuki (Bullish Continuation)
Downward Gapping Tasuki (Bearish Continuation)
Three Black Crows (Bearish Reversal)
Advance Block (Neutral)
Three Advancing White Soldiers (Bullish Reversal)
Bullish Three-Line Strike (Bullish Continuation)
Bearish Three-Line Strike (Bearish Continuation)
Rising Three Methods (Bullish Continuation)
Falling Three Methods (Bearish Continuation)
Three Stars in the South (Bullish Reversal)
Thrusting (Bullish Reversal)
Tower Bottom (Bullish Reversal)
Tower Top (Bearish Reversal)
Tri-Star Bottom (Bullish Reversal)
Tri-Star Top (Bearish Reversal)
Tweezer Bottom (Bullish Reversal)
Tweezer Top (Bearish Reversal)
Upside-Gap Two Crows (Bearish Reversal)
█ CONCEPTS
Candlestick Patterns
Candlestick charts originated in Japan and were developed as a way of recording and interpreting price movement in actively traded markets. Rather than focusing only on where price closed, candlesticks preserve information about the range of trading during a given period, showing where prices opened, how far they moved, where they were rejected and where they ultimately settled. In this sense, each candlestick is a compact record of the interaction between buyers and sellers over time.
At a basic level, markets move through a sequence of swing highs and swing lows as supply and demand fluctuates. Candlesticks are the smallest visible components of this process. The size of the candle body reflects the degree of control exercised by buyers or sellers, while the presence and length of wicks reflect rejection, hesitation or absorption of opposing orders. When similar behaviours repeat in similar locations, recognisable patterns emerge.
Candlestick patterns therefore do not represent fixed signals, but recurring expressions of market psychology. They capture moments where initiative changes hands, where momentum pauses or where one side fails to follow through. A pattern that appears during a strong trend may simply reflect temporary consolidation, while the same pattern forming at an extreme or after prolonged movement may indicate exhaustion or transition. Context is always decisive.
Over time, traders have assigned names and classifications to many of these recurring formations. However, these classifications are not universal or permanent. Patterns that were historically described as reversals are sometimes better understood as continuation structures and patterns labelled as bullish or bearish can have very different implications depending on market, timeframe, volatility and surrounding structure. As with all forms of price analysis, interpretation matters more than memorisation.
Candlestick patterns should therefore be viewed as descriptive tools rather than predictive rules. They provide insight into how price reached its current state and how supply and demand interacted along the way. Their usefulness lies in how they are combined with broader market structure, risk management and independent testing, not in the assumption that any single pattern guarantees a particular outcome.
█ INPUTS
Change label colours and size.
Set alerts for individual patterns.
█ SOURCES
Homma, M. (c. 1755) The Fountain of Gold: The Three Monkey Record of Money. Attributed Japanese trading manuscript. Modern English translation (Apple Books).
Nison, S. (2001) Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques (2nd edn). New York: New York Institute of Finance.
Bulkowski, T. N. (2008) Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons.
SENTINEL CORE by Pipsomnian🛡️ Sentinel Core — Learning Mode (Structure & Probability Engine)
by Pipsomnian
Sentinel Core is the core structure and probability framework within the Sentinel ecosystem.
It is designed to help traders move beyond binary signals and learn how to grade market environments based on structure, momentum, and session quality.
This tool does not predict price.
It evaluates context.
🎯 What Sentinel Core Is
Sentinel Core is an EMA-structured learning and decision-grading indicator built to train:
• Trend alignment
• Pullback behavior
• Market structure continuation
• Session discipline (London & New York)
• Probability stacking
Instead of asking “Is there a signal?”,
Sentinel Core trains you to ask:
“How strong is this setup?”
🧠 The Scoring Concept
Each potential setup is evaluated using multiple structural components:
• EMA trend alignment
• Pullback to value
• Strong candle confirmation
• Market structure continuation
• Active trading session
The result is a setup quality grade:
• A+ → Full structural alignment
• B → Strong but incomplete alignment
Lower-quality environments are intentionally ignored.
This encourages patience, selectivity, and discipline.
🟢 Who Sentinel Core Is For
Sentinel Core is designed for traders who:
• Already understand basic EMA structure
• Want fewer, higher-quality setups
• Trade session-based markets (especially Gold)
• Value discipline over frequency
• Want to develop judgment, not dependency
🚫 What Sentinel Core Is NOT
Sentinel Core is not:
• A signal service
• An automated strategy
• A promise of profitability
• A replacement for risk management
• A shortcut to consistency
Execution, risk control, and psychology remain your responsibility.
⏱️ Recommended Use
• Timeframe: 5-Minute
• Markets: XAUUSD (Gold), major FX, liquid indices
• Sessions: London & New York
EMAs are used for structure and context, not prediction.
🧭 Position in the Sentinel Framework
• Sentinel Lite — Learn structure & discipline
• Sentinel Core — Grade probability & judgment
• Sentinel A+ — Refine timing & precision
• Sentinel Gold Standard — Execute with control
⚠️ Educational use only. No financial advice.
— Pipsomnian
1k EMA Clouds1k EMA Clouds
This indicator is a multi-EMA cloud system designed to give clear trend structure, momentum context, and higher-timeframe bias directly on your chart.
It plots five EMA cloud pairs using short and long moving averages, allowing you to visually identify trend alignment, trend shifts, and areas of dynamic support and resistance. When the fast EMA is above the slow EMA, the cloud reflects bullish conditions. When it’s below, the cloud reflects bearish conditions.
The script also includes:
An optional VWAP with session anchoring and standard deviation bands for intraday mean-reversion and institutional reference
Optional 200 MA and 100 MA for higher-timeframe trend confirmation
Clean visual hierarchy so price action remains readable during scaling and chart movement
This tool is intended to be used alongside price action, structure, and risk management, not as a standalone signal generator.
Credits
EMA cloud logic is inspired by and credited to Ripster’s EMA Clouds
Modified and extended for personal workflow, visual clarity, and intraday trading use
Trend Signal GridTrend Signal Grid
Based on Trend Direction & Force Index - TDFI by Causecelebre, the TDFI Grid is a multi-timeframe momentum indicator that builds on the original TDFI concept. It calculates TDFI across three user-selectable timeframes using three different lookback periods, creating a 3×3 consensus grid (9 readings total).
Each cell is classified as bullish, bearish, or neutral based on configurable upper and lower thresholds. When a majority of the 9 readings align in the same direction (default 65%), the indicator triggers a directional signal — either GRID UP or GRID DOWN. Alerts fire automatically on new signals so you never miss a shift.
How it works
The indicator uses a smoothed EMA-based momentum calculation, normalises the output against its recent highest absolute value, and then maps it across your chosen timeframes and lookback lengths. The results are displayed in a clean on-chart table showing the state of each timeframe/lookback combination at a glance.
Settings:
Timeframe 1, 2, 3 — Choose any three timeframes (defaults to 1m, 5m, 15m).
LB1, LB2, LB3 — Lookback periods for each TDFI calculation.
UP / DOWN thresholds — Controls how far the TDFI must move before a cell registers as bullish or bearish.
Majority — The percentage of the 9 cells that must agree to trigger a signal.
Table position — Place the grid anywhere on your chart.
Best used for
Trading setups where you need to confirm momentum alignment across multiple timeframes before entering or scaling a position. Works well on forex and metals.
Daily SR - Locked VersionRiverSide Indicator - User Guide📊 What is RiverSide?RiverSide is a dynamic channel indicator that creates Upper and Lower bands around a Moving Average (MA). The bands automatically change color based on their position relative to the EMA 200, helping you identify market trends.🎯 Key Features1. Dynamic Bands
Upper Band = MA × (1 + Deviation %)
Lower Band = MA × (1 - Deviation %)
Bands expand and contract based on the MA value
2. Color-Coded Trend
🔵 Blue Lines = Bullish trend (MA above EMA 200)
🔴 Red Lines = Bearish trend (MA below EMA 200)
3. Customizable Settings
MA Period: Default 50 (adjustable)
MA Type: EMA, SMA, WMA, or RMA
Deviation: Default 0.14% (adjustable from 0.1% to 100%)
Applied Price: Close, Open, High, Low, HL2, HLC3, OHLC4
Swing IA Cockpit [v2]//@version=5
indicator("Swing IA Cockpit ", overlay=true, max_bars_back=500)
// === INPUTS ===
mode = input.string("Pullback", title="Entry Mode", options= )
corrLen = input.int(60, "Correlation Window Length")
scoreWeightBias = input.float(0.6, title="Weight: Bias", minval=0, maxval=1)
scoreWeightTiming = 1.0 - scoreWeightBias
// === INDICATEURS H1 ===
ema200_H1 = ta.ema(close, 200)
ema50_H1 = ta.ema(close, 50)
rsi_H1 = ta.rsi(close, 14)
donchianHigh = ta.highest(high, 20)
donchianLow = ta.lowest(low, 20)
atr_H1 = ta.atr(14)
avgATR_H1 = ta.sma(atr_H1, 50)
body = math.abs(close - open)
avgBody = ta.sma(body, 20)
// === H4 / D1 ===
close_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", close)
ema200_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.ema(close, 200))
rsi_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.rsi(close, 14))
atr_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.atr(14))
avgATR_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.sma(ta.atr(14), 50))
close_D1 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", close)
ema200_D1 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", ta.ema(close, 200))
// === CORRÉLATIONS ===
dxy = request.security("TVC:DXY", "60", close)
spx = request.security("SP:SPX", "60", close)
gold = request.security("OANDA:XAUUSD", "60", close)
corrDXY = ta.correlation(close, dxy, corrLen)
corrSPX = ta.correlation(close, spx, corrLen)
corrGold = ta.correlation(close, gold, corrLen)
// === LOGIQUE BIAIS ===
biasLong = close_D1 > ema200_D1 and close_H4 > ema200_H4 and rsi_H4 >= 55
biasShort = close_D1 < ema200_D1 and close_H4 < ema200_H4 and rsi_H4 <= 45
bias = biasLong ? "LONG" : biasShort ? "SHORT" : "NEUTRAL"
// === LOGIQUE TIMING ===
isBreakoutLong = mode == "Breakout" and high > donchianHigh and close > ema200_H1 and rsi_H1 > 50
isBreakoutShort = mode == "Breakout" and low < donchianLow and close < ema200_H1 and rsi_H1 < 50
var float breakoutPrice = na
var int breakoutBar = na
if isBreakoutLong or isBreakoutShort
breakoutPrice := close
breakoutBar := bar_index
validPullbackLong = mode == "Pullback" and not na(breakoutBar) and bar_index <= breakoutBar + 3 and close > ema50_H1 and low <= ema50_H1
validPullbackShort = mode == "Pullback" and not na(breakoutBar) and bar_index <= breakoutBar + 3 and close < ema50_H1 and high >= ema50_H1
timingLong = isBreakoutLong or validPullbackLong
timingShort = isBreakoutShort or validPullbackShort
// === SCORES ===
scoreTrend = (close_D1 > ema200_D1 ? 20 : 0) + (close_H4 > ema200_H4 ? 20 : 0)
scoreMomentumBias = (rsi_H4 >= 55 or rsi_H4 <= 45) ? 20 : 10
scoreCorr = 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrDXY < 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrSPX > 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrGold >= 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrDXY > 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrSPX < 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrGold <= 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr := math.min(scoreCorr, 30)
scoreVolBias = atr_H4 > avgATR_H4 ? 10 : 0
scoreBias = scoreTrend + scoreMomentumBias + scoreCorr + scoreVolBias
scoreStruct = (timingLong or timingShort) ? 40 : 0
scoreMomentumTiming = rsi_H1 > 50 or rsi_H1 < 50 ? 25 : 10
scoreTrendH1 = (close > ema50_H1 and ema50_H1 > ema200_H1) or (close < ema50_H1 and ema50_H1 < ema200_H1) ? 20 : 10
scoreVolTiming = atr_H1 > avgATR_H1 ? 15 : 5
scoreTiming = scoreStruct + scoreMomentumTiming + scoreTrendH1 + scoreVolTiming
scoreTotal = scoreBias * scoreWeightBias + scoreTiming * scoreWeightTiming
scoreLong = biasLong ? scoreTotal : 0
scoreShort = biasShort ? scoreTotal : 0
delta = scoreLong - scoreShort
scoreExtMomentum = (rsi_H4 > 55 ? 10 : 0)
scoreExtVol = atr_H4 > avgATR_H4 ? 10 : 0
scoreExtStructure = body > avgBody ? 10 : 5
scoreExtCorr = (scoreCorr > 15 ? 10 : 5)
scoreExtension = scoreExtMomentum + scoreExtVol + scoreExtStructure + scoreExtCorr
// === VERDICT FINAL ===
verdict = "NO TRADE"
verdict := bias == "NEUTRAL" or math.abs(delta) < 10 or scoreTotal < 70 ? "NO TRADE" :
scoreTotal < 80 ? "WAIT" :
scoreTotal >= 85 and math.abs(delta) >= 20 and scoreExtension >= 60 ? "TRADE A+" :
"TRADE"
// === TABLE COCKPIT ===
var table cockpit = table.new(position.top_right, 2, 9, border_width=1)
if bar_index % 5 == 0
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 0, "Bias", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 0, bias)
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 1, "ScoreBias", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 1, str.tostring(scoreBias))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 2, "ScoreTiming", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 2, str.tostring(scoreTiming))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 3, "ScoreTotal", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 3, str.tostring(scoreTotal))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 4, "ScoreLong", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 4, str.tostring(scoreLong))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 5, "ScoreShort", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 5, str.tostring(scoreShort))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 6, "Delta", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 6, str.tostring(delta))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 7, "Extension", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 7, str.tostring(scoreExtension))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 8, "Verdict", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 8, verdict, bgcolor=verdict == "TRADE A+" ? color.green : verdict == "TRADE" ? color.lime : verdict == "WAIT" ? color.orange : color.red)
// === ALERTS ===
alertcondition(verdict == "TRADE A+" and bias == "LONG", title="TRADE A+ LONG", message="TRADE A+ signal long")
alertcondition(verdict == "TRADE A+" and bias == "SHORT", title="TRADE A+ SHORT", message="TRADE A+ signal short")
alertcondition(verdict == "NO TRADE", title="NO TRADE / RANGE", message="Marché confus ou neutre — pas de trade")
DF Advanced Sector & RS AnalysisDF Advanced Sector & RS Analysis
Overview
This indicator is an all-in-one dashboard designed to give you an instant "health check" on any asset. Instead of opening multiple charts to check the market trend, sector performance, and fundamentals, this tool brings all that data into a single table on your screen.
It automatically detects if you are looking at a Stock, Crypto, or Forex pair and adjusts its benchmarks accordingly.
Key Features
1. Smart Asset Detection
Stocks: Compares performance against the S&P 500 (SPY).
Crypto: Compares performance against Bitcoin (BTC).
Forex: Compares performance against the US Dollar Index (DXY).
2. Sector Intelligence (Stocks Only)
If you are trading a stock, the indicator automatically identifies its sector (e.g., Technology, Energy, Finance) and compares the stock against that specific sector ETF.
Sector Trend: Tells you if the sector is in an Uptrend or Downtrend.
vs Sector: Shows if your stock is outperforming its own industry.
3. Relative Strength (RS) & Alpha
RS Rating (0-100): A score derived from RSI logic that measures how strong the asset is compared to the benchmark. A score above 70 is bullish.
Alpha: Shows how much the asset is beating (or lagging) the market over the last 20 days.
4. Fundamental Snapshot
Growth: Displays EPS (Earnings) and Revenue growth. You can toggle these between TTM (Trailing 12 Months) for a smoother view or Quarterly for recent performance.
Valuation: Displays the P/E Ratio (TTM). This is always calculated using Trailing Twelve Month data to provide a standard valuation metric.
5. The "Verdict" Score
The indicator combines Technicals, Fundamentals, and Sector Strength into a final 0-100 Score:
STRONG (Green): High probability setup (Score > 70).
NEUTRAL (Grey): Mixed signals (Score 50-70).
RISK (Red): Weak performance or fundamentals (Score < 50).
How to Use
Add to Chart: The table will appear in the corner of your screen.
Check the Score: Look for assets with a "STRONG" verdict.
Analyze the RS: Ensure the RS Rating is high (green) to confirm the asset is a market leader.
Check the Sector: For stocks, it is safer to buy when the "Sector Trend" is UP.
Settings
Table Position: Move the dashboard to any corner of the screen.
Text Size: Adjust the size to fit your screen resolution.
Financials Mode:
TTM: Uses 12-month data (Smoother, standard for long-term analysis).
Quarterly: Uses the most recent quarter vs. the same quarter last year (More volatile, good for earnings plays).
Note: P/E Ratio is always TTM regardless of this setting.
Disclaimer
This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before trading.
EMA + RSI + MACD DashboardEasy Box for group_ema = "EMA Settings"
group_rsi = "RSI Settings"
group_macd = "MACD Settings"
group_display = "Display Settings"
Threshold AO VisualisationThe channel is a set of classic indicators with the ability to be customized, allowing for comprehensive market analysis and the ability to find entry points.
12H Fib MidpointsPrints the .5 fib retrace for final trading levels on the 1 minute chart.
Background process is exactly how its done in the video EverEvolving365 shared
1of1 Trades Expected Ranges (Friday Close Calculator)Expected Ranges (Friday Close Calculator)
Expected Ranges is a simple, non-plotting calculator designed for weekly market preparation.
It uses the most recent Friday’s daily close as the base price and calculates an expected trading range for the upcoming week.
This indicator is intentionally built as a calculator only — it does not draw lines or zones on the chart. This ensures there is no bleed between symbols and allows traders to convert levels into permanent TradingView drawings (horizontal lines and shaded rectangles) that are stored per symbol in their account.
How It Works
Friday Close is automatically detected from the daily chart.
You input a single value for Expected Weekly Move.
The indicator calculates:
Upper Range = Friday Close + Expected Move
Lower Range = Friday Close − Expected Move
Values are displayed in a clean top-right panel for quick reference.
TX Stealth Pro: International EditionTX Stealth Pro is a high-performance, intra-day monitoring terminal specifically designed for index futures traders (optimized for Taiwan Index Futures - TX). This indicator merges a sleek, "Stealth" dashboard UI with critical session-based technical levels, allowing traders to monitor trend direction, volatility, and key liquidity zones without cluttering the price action.
PowerCandles - FVGThe FVG Body Highlighter is a high-visibility tool designed to identify institutional displacement and price imbalances in real-time. By focusing strictly on the Fair Value Gap (FVG) sequence, it isolates the exact moment "Smart Money" enters the market with enough force to leave an imbalance behind.
Core Functionality
Mechanical Detection: Automatically scans for the 3-candle FVG sequence where the wick of Candle 1 and the wick of Candle 3 fail to meet, leaving a "gap."
Body-Centric Highlighting: Unlike standard box-heavy indicators, this tool colors the entire body of the second candle (the displacement bar). This keeps your chart clean and highlights the force of the move rather than just the area.
Institutional Intent: It filters out noise by only marking candles that create a true structural gap, signaling that a significant buy or sell program has been initiated.
Strategic Use
Trend Confirmation: Use the body highlight as a "green light" that momentum has shifted in your direction after tapping a key institutional level.
Zero-Clutter Mapping: Because it highlights bars rather than drawing boxes into the future, it is perfect for traders who prefer a clean price action chart but want to catch every Fair Value Gap as it forms.
Confluence Entry: An A+ setup occurs when the FVG Body Highlighter triggers as price bounces off a PDH/PDL or Midnight Open level.
PowerLevels - Key Daily LevelsThe Institutional Levels standalone indicator plots the following key price and volume levels directly on your chart:
PDH & PDL (Previous Day High/Low): Displays the high and low of the prior session using time-anchored logic to ensure accuracy across the weekend gap.
POC (Point of Control): The price level where the most volume was traded during the previous New York RTH session.
VAH & VAL (Value Area High/Low): Marks the boundaries of the price range where 70% of the previous day's volume took place.
Settlement: The official previous-day closing price as determined by the CME exchange.
Midnight Open: A horizontal line marking the opening price at 12:00 AM New York time for the current session.
NDOG (New Day Opening Gap): Automated boxes highlighting the gap between the previous day's close and the current day's open, including a dashed midline.
NWOG (New Week Opening Gap): Automated boxes highlighting the gap between Friday’s close and Sunday’s open, including a dashed midline.
Midnight V-Line: A vertical separator marking each new daily session to maintain a clear visual narrative.
Weighted NIFTY 5D Directional BreadthOverview
This indicator measures market participation quality within the NIFTY index by tracking how many heavily-weighted stocks are contributing to index direction over a rolling 5-day period.
Instead of counting simple up/down closes, it evaluates directional momentum × index weight, making it far more reliable for identifying narrow leadership, distribution, and late-stage rallies.
Why this indicator matters
Indexes can continue making higher highs even when only a few large stocks are doing the lifting.
This tool reveals what price alone hides:
Whether participation is broad or narrowing
When index highs are being driven by fewer contributors
Early warnings of fragility before corrections
How it works
Each selected NIFTY stock is assigned a weight approximating index influence
The indicator checks whether each stock is up or down versus its 5-day close
Directional signals are weighted and aggregated
The result is a single breadth line reflecting true contribution strength
Positive values → weighted participation is supportive
Negative values → weighted drag beneath the index
How to interpret
Index Higher High + Indicator Lower High
→ Narrow leadership, distribution risk
Indicator turns down before price
→ Early loss of momentum
Sustained positive readings
→ Healthy, broad participation
Sustained negative readings
→ Market weakness beneath the surface
This is not a buy/sell signal, but a context and risk-assessment tool.
Best use cases
Identifying late-stage rallies
Confirming or rejecting breakouts
Risk management for index trades
Combining with price structure or momentum indicators
Notes
Designed for Daily and higher timeframes
Uses non-repainting logic
Best used alongside price action and structure
Disclaimer
This indicator is intended for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or trade recommendations.
IBPDA Time Markers Daily OnlyThis indicator plots IBPDA (Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm) time markers based on true bar counts, not calendar days.
Unlike many time-cycle tools that rely on calendar arithmetic, this script calculates 20 / 40 / 60 daily candles, ensuring accuracy across:
market holidays
shortened sessions
exchange-specific trading calendars
It is intentionally restricted to the Daily timeframe, where each bar represents one completed trading session.
🔍 What This Indicator Does
Draws vertical lines at:
−20 / −40 / −60 bars (exact historical daily candles)
+20 / +40 / +60 bars (future projections for planning)
Uses bar index–based logic, not calendar dates
Prevents misuse by enforcing Daily timeframe only
Draws lines once per chart load to avoid clutter and object limits
⚙️ Key Design Choices (Important)
Past markers are exact
Past levels use time , which means “n completed daily sessions ago” — no approximation.
Future markers are projected
Since future bars do not exist yet, forward levels are projected using a configurable day-step. These are meant for time-window awareness, not precision forecasting.
No repainting
All levels are fixed once drawn.
🧠 How to Use (Best Practice)
IBPDA time levels are time magnets, not trade signals.
They work best when combined with:
Higher-timeframe PD arrays (weekly/monthly highs & lows)
Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)
Liquidity pools
Market structure shifts
Watch for price expansion, liquidity events, or displacement occurring near these time markers.
🛑 Limitations (By Design)
Daily timeframe only
Future levels are projections (exchange calendars cannot be predicted perfectly)
This script does not generate buy/sell signals
🎯 Intended Audience
This indicator is designed for:
ICT / SMC traders
Index futures traders (NQ, ES, YM, etc.)
Swing traders and position traders
Traders who respect time as a variable, not just price
🧩 Notes
Best used as a contextual framework, not a standalone strategy
Clean, lightweight, and safe for long-term chart usage
Built with strict Pine Script v5 compatibility and publishing standards
ROC-WMA bull bear indicatorROC-Weighted MA Oscillator
based on Seequant indicator
The ROC-Weighted MA Oscillator (ROCWMA) is a momentum-driven oscillator designed to expose hidden acceleration and deceleration phases in price action by dynamically weighting a moving average with the normalized Rate of Change (ROC).
Instead of treating all price deviations equally, this indicator amplifies meaningful moves and suppresses low-energy noise, making it particularly effective in scalping, intraday trading, and momentum reversals.
🔧 Core Concept
A base moving average (SMA, EMA, TEMA, DEMA, HMA, ALMA, etc.)
Weighted by normalized ROC
Transformed into a Z-score oscillator for comparability across assets
Smoothed with a signal line for timing precision
Result: a context-aware oscillator that adapts to market intensity.
📊 What the Oscillator Shows
Bullish momentum when histogram is positive and expanding
Bearish momentum when histogram is negative and expanding
Neutral zone to filter chop and avoid over-trading
Automatic color logic to highlight regime changes
Optional candle coloring reflects the active momentum state.
🎯 Signal-Based Price Markers (Advanced Feature)
This script includes price-chart markers when:
The signal line retraces to X% of the maximum oscillator bar of the current momentum phase
AND the signal slope confirms exhaustion (rising or falling)
Key characteristics:
Adaptive thresholds (relative, not fixed)
Separate logic for bullish and bearish phases
Reset on each neutral-zone transition
Configurable number of markers per momentum cycle
This makes the indicator particularly useful for:
Pullback entries
Momentum fading
Timing partial exits
⚙️ Customization
Fully adjustable ROC length, MA type, signal length
Neutral zone threshold control
Multiple color schemes
Optional candle coloring
Adaptive signal-to-oscillator percentage logic
🧠 Best Use Cases
Scalping (M1–M5)
Intraday momentum confirmation
Pullback and exhaustion detection
Cross-asset trading (FX, indices, crypto, metals)
ROCWMA is not a lagging oscillator.
It is a momentum intensity detector built to reveal when price moves matter.
PowerDays - Day of the Week HUDDescription: Midnight HUD & Daily Session Dividers
This indicator is designed to provide a clean, "Heads-Up Display" (HUD) for daily session tracking. It solves the common problem of cluttered charts by pinning the days of the week to the top of the chart window in a perfectly horizontal line, ensuring they remain visible and aligned regardless of price volatility or vertical scrolling.
Key Features:
Strict Midnight Dividers: Unlike standard "New Day" indicators that trigger at the exchange open (which can be 6:00 PM for some futures or forex pairs), this indicator plots a vertical dashed line at exactly 00:00 based on your chart's time zone.
Centered HUD Labels: Days of the week (MONDAY, TUESDAY, etc.) are plotted in a level horizontal row at the top of the pane. Labels are mathematically centered between midnight dividers to provide a clear visual of the current trading day’s range.
"Error-Proof" Architecture: Built using primitive plotting methods to avoid common Pine Script "Undeclared Identifier" errors, ensuring high compatibility across different TradingView versions and devices.
Fully Customizable: Includes a built-in color picker to adjust the Royal Blue labels and session dividers to match your specific chart theme.
ElectZA MACD Range Momentum Filter**ElectZA MACD Range Momentum Filter (EZ_RangeMACD)** is a clean MACD-style momentum tool that helps you avoid choppy, low-volatility periods. It uses **ATR compression** to detect when price is likely ranging (and visually shades those zones), then **filters signals** so buy/sell triggers only appear when the market is *not* in a range. You get a color-coded histogram (gray in ranges, green/red in trends), classic MACD + signal lines, and optional crossover/crossunder markers to highlight higher-quality momentum shifts.
**Disclaimer:**
This indicator/script is provided for **educational and informational purposes only** and does **not** constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Trading and investing involve **significant risk**, and you may lose some or all of your capital. Past performance is **not** indicative of future results. Always do your own research, test strategies on a demo account, and consider seeking advice from a qualified financial professional. By using this script, you agree that you are solely responsible for any trading decisions and outcomes.
