Bloomberg Mega Board [v2.5 Fixed]Transform your TradingView chart into a professional-grade command center. Designed for traders who need high-level market awareness without switching tabs, this dashboard provides deep, multi-timeframe analysis across US Sectors, Commodities, Currencies, and Crypto.
Key Features
1. Multi-Asset Paging System Pine Script has a limit of 40 security calls, which usually limits how much data you can see. This script bypasses that limitation using a smart Paging System:
Sectors Page: Tracks the top 10 US Sectors (SPY, XLK, XLF, etc.) & Indices.
Commodities Page: Gold, Silver, Oil, Gas, Copper, Corn, etc.
Currencies Page: Major Forex pairs including DXY, EURUSD, USDJPY.
Crypto Page: Top 10 Cryptocurrencies by volume.
Switch pages instantly via the Settings menu.
2. Smart "News" Headlines Since Pine Script cannot access the live internet for news, this script uses an Algorithmic Headline Generator. It analyzes price action and trend alignment to generate a "Market Status" summary:
Full Bull Trend: Intraday + Daily + Weekly trends are all positive.
Strong Rally: Asset is up significantly (>1.25%) on the day.
Heavy Sell-off: Asset is down significantly (<-1.25%) on the day.
Pullback (Buy?): Daily trend is UP, but Intraday is DOWN (potential entry).
Consolidating: Market is chopping sideways.
3. Timeframe Trend Matrix Monitor momentum across the curve with a single glance. The "Trend" columns are powered by the 5 EMA (Exponential Moving Average):
Intraday: Adapts to your current chart timeframe (e.g., switch your chart to 15m to see the 15m trend).
Daily / Weekly / Monthly: These are hard coded to always show the higher timeframe trend, regardless of what chart you are looking at. Trend is determined by price in relation to it's 5 EMA.
4. "Terminal" Aesthetic
Styled with a dark, high-contrast Bloomberg Terminal look.
Uses Amber tickers and Neon status blocks for rapid visual scanning.
Optimized for Full Screen Mode: Hide your main chart candles to turn your monitor into a dedicated data dashboard.
How to Use
Add the indicator to your chart and move it to "New Lower Indicator" Then repeat 4 times for each dashboard.
Open Settings (the gear icon) and find "Select Page".
Choose your desired market view (e.g., Sectors, Crypto, Currencies, Commodities)
Optional: To replicate the full dashboard look, go to your Chart Settings -> Symbol -> Uncheck "Body" and "Borders" to hide the candles behind the table.
2 hours ago
Release Notes
Transform your TradingView chart into a professional-grade command center. Designed for traders who need high-level market awareness without switching tabs, this dashboard provides deep, multi-timeframe analysis across US Sectors, Commodities, Currencies, and Crypto.
Key Features
1. Multi-Asset Paging System Pine Script has a limit of 40 security calls, which usually limits how much data you can see. This script bypasses that limitation using a smart Paging System:
Sectors Page: Tracks the top 10 US Sectors (SPY, XLK, XLF, etc.) & Indices.
Commodities Page: Gold, Silver, Oil, Gas, Copper, Corn, etc.
Currencies Page: Major Forex pairs including DXY, EURUSD, USDJPY.
Crypto Page: Top 10 Cryptocurrencies by volume.
Switch pages instantly via the Settings menu.
2. Smart "News" Headlines Since Pine Script cannot access the live internet for news, this script uses an Algorithmic Headline Generator. It analyzes price action and trend alignment to generate a "Market Status" summary:
Full Bull Trend: Intraday + Daily + Weekly trends are all positive.
Strong Rally: Asset is up significantly (>1.25%) on the day.
Heavy Sell-off: Asset is down significantly (<-1.25%) on the day.
Pullback (Buy?): Daily trend is UP, but Intraday is DOWN (potential entry).
Consolidating: Market is chopping sideways.
3. Timeframe Trend Matrix Monitor momentum across the curve with a single glance. The "Trend" columns are powered by the 5 EMA (Exponential Moving Average):
Intraday: Adapts to your current chart timeframe (e.g., switch your chart to 15m to see the 15m trend).
Daily / Weekly / Monthly: These are hard coded to always show the higher timeframe trend, regardless of what chart you are looking at. Trend is determined by price in relation to it's 5 EMA.
4. "Terminal" Aesthetic
Styled with a dark, high-contrast Bloomberg Terminal look.
Uses Amber tickers and Neon status blocks for rapid visual scanning.
Optimized for Full Screen Mode: Hide your main chart candles to turn your monitor into a dedicated data dashboard.
How to Use
Add the indicator to your chart and move it to "New Lower Indicator" Then repeat 4 times for each dashboard.
Open Settings (the gear icon) and find "Select Page".
Choose your desired market view (e.g., Sectors, Crypto, Currencies, Commodities)
Optional: To replicate the full dashboard look, go to your Chart Settings -> Symbol -> Uncheck "Body" and "Borders" to hide the candles behind the table.
2 hours ago
Release Notes
Transform your TradingView chart into a professional-grade command center. Designed for traders who need high-level market awareness without switching tabs, this dashboard provides deep, multi-timeframe analysis across US Sectors, Commodities, Currencies, and Crypto.
Key Features
1. Multi-Asset Paging System Pine Script has a limit of 40 security calls, which usually limits how much data you can see. This script bypasses that limitation using a smart Paging System:
Sectors Page: Tracks the top 10 US Sectors (SPY, XLK, XLF, etc.) & Indices.
Commodities Page: Gold, Silver, Oil, Gas, Copper, Corn, etc.
Currencies Page: Major Forex pairs including DXY, EURUSD, USDJPY.
Crypto Page: Top 10 Cryptocurrencies by volume.
Switch pages instantly via the Settings menu.
2. Smart "News" Headlines Since Pine Script cannot access the live internet for news, this script uses an Algorithmic Headline Generator. It analyzes price action and trend alignment to generate a "Market Status" summary:
Full Bull Trend: Intraday + Daily + Weekly trends are all positive.
Strong Rally: Asset is up significantly (>1.25%) on the day.
Heavy Sell-off: Asset is down significantly (<-1.25%) on the day.
Pullback (Buy?): Daily trend is UP, but Intraday is DOWN (potential entry).
Consolidating: Market is chopping sideways.
3. Timeframe Trend Matrix Monitor momentum across the curve with a single glance. The "Trend" columns are powered by the 5 EMA (Exponential Moving Average):
Intraday: Adapts to your current chart timeframe (e.g., switch your chart to 15m to see the 15m trend).
Daily / Weekly / Monthly: These are hard coded to always show the higher timeframe trend, regardless of what chart you are looking at. Trend is determined by price in relation to it's 5 EMA.
4. "Terminal" Aesthetic
Styled with a dark, high-contrast Bloomberg Terminal look.
Uses Amber tickers and Neon status blocks for rapid visual scanning.
Optimized for Full Screen Mode: Hide your main chart candles to turn your monitor into a dedicated data dashboard.
How to Use
Add the indicator to your chart and move it to "New Lower Indicator" Then repeat 4 times for each dashboard.
Open Settings (the gear icon) and find "Select Page".
Choose your desired market view (e.g., Sectors, Crypto, Currencies, Commodities)
Optional: To replicate the full dashboard look, go to your Chart Settings -> Symbol -> Uncheck "Body" and "Borders" to hide the candles behind the table.
2 hours ago
Release Notes
Transform your TradingView chart into a professional-grade command center. Designed for traders who need high-level market awareness without switching tabs, this dashboard provides deep, multi-timeframe analysis across US Sectors, Commodities, Currencies, and Crypto.
Key Features
1. Multi-Asset Paging System Pine Script has a limit of 40 security calls, which usually limits how much data you can see. This script bypasses that limitation using a smart Paging System:
Sectors Page: Tracks the top 10 US Sectors (SPY, XLK, XLF, etc.) & Indices.
Commodities Page: Gold, Silver, Oil, Gas, Copper, Corn, etc.
Currencies Page: Major Forex pairs including DXY, EURUSD, USDJPY.
Crypto Page: Top 10 Cryptocurrencies by volume.
Switch pages instantly via the Settings menu.
2. Smart "News" Headlines Since Pine Script cannot access the live internet for news, this script uses an Algorithmic Headline Generator. It analyzes price action and trend alignment to generate a "Market Status" summary:
Full Bull Trend: Intraday + Daily + Weekly trends are all positive.
Strong Rally: Asset is up significantly (>1.25%) on the day.
Heavy Sell-off: Asset is down significantly (<-1.25%) on the day.
Pullback (Buy?): Daily trend is UP, but Intraday is DOWN (potential entry).
Consolidating: Market is chopping sideways.
3. Timeframe Trend Matrix Monitor momentum across the curve with a single glance. The "Trend" columns are powered by the 5 EMA (Exponential Moving Average):
Intraday: Adapts to your current chart timeframe (e.g., switch your chart to 15m to see the 15m trend).
Daily / Weekly / Monthly: These are hard coded to always show the higher timeframe trend, regardless of what chart you are looking at. Trend is determined by price in relation to it's 5 EMA.
4. "Terminal" Aesthetic
Styled with a dark, high-contrast Bloomberg Terminal look.
Uses Amber tickers and Neon status blocks for rapid visual scanning.
Optimized for Full Screen Mode: Hide your main chart candles to turn your monitor into a dedicated data dashboard.
How to Use
Add the indicator to your chart and move it to "New Lower Indicator" Then repeat 4 times for each dashboard.
Open Settings (the gear icon) and find "Select Page".
Choose your desired market view (e.g., Sectors, Crypto, Currencies, Commodities)
Optional: To replicate the full dashboard look, go to your Chart Settings -> Symbol -> Uncheck "Body" and "Borders" to hide the candles behind the table.
趋势分析
Trade with TreandThink of this script as a filter and a signal light for trading Gold. It helps you avoid trading in the wrong direction and tells you exactly when the price momentum is shifting.
The Three Main Parts
The Ultimate Trend (The Filter):
This is the big table in the top-right corner.
Bullish (Green): Only look for BUY signals.
Bearish (Red): Only look for SELL signals.
It uses a "300 SMA" (a long-term average) to make sure you aren't "swimming against the tide."
The Entry Signals (The Crossover):
The script watches two lines on your chart (a 20-period and a 10-period).
When they cross, it places a BUY or SELL label on your screen.
The 4 Alerts (The Notifications):
You don't have to stare at the screen all day.
You get a notification for Buy entries, Sell entries, or when the Main Trend flips from Bullish to Bearish (or vice versa).
Simple Rules for Trading
To be successful with this script, follow these four rules:
Rule 1: Check the Table. If it says "Bearish," ignore all "BUY" labels.
Rule 2: Wait for the Label. Only enter a trade when a "BUY" or "SELL" label appears and it matches the trend table.
Rule 3: Protect Your Money. Look at the last 5 candles. Put your Stop Loss just past the highest or lowest point of those candles.
Rule 4: Aim for the Target. Your profit target should be at least double the amount of money you are risking (Risk:Reward 1:2).
How to use the Settings
When you click the Settings icon on the script, you can change:
SMA Filter: Change the "300" if you want the trend to be faster or slower.
Trend Gap: Adjust how far the trailing line stays away from the price.
Stochastic RSI with DivergencesCreated by Request: This is a trend trading strategy that uses Price Divergence detection signals.
Adaptive Strength Overlay (MTF) [BackQuant]Adaptive Strength Overlay (MTF)
A multi-timeframe RSI strength visualizer that projects oscillator “pressure” directly onto price using adaptive gradient fills between percent bands. Built to make strength, exhaustion, and regime context readable at a glance, without needing to stare at a separate oscillator panel.
Mean-Reversion mode example
What this indicator does
This indicator converts RSI strength into a chart overlay that reacts to momentum and extremes, then visualizes it as colored “pressure zones” around price.
Instead of plotting RSI in a sub-window, it:
Builds 1 to 3 symmetric percent bands above and below price.
Computes RSI strength on up to 3 different timeframes (MTF).
Smooths RSI with your selected moving average type.
Maps RSI values into discrete transparency “buckets”.
Fills between the bands with a gradient whose opacity reflects strength or exhaustion.
Displays a compact RSI table for all enabled timeframes.
Provides alert conditions for extremes and midline shifts on each timeframe.
The result is an overlay that looks like a dynamic envelope. When strength rises, the envelope “lights up” in the direction of the move. When strength becomes stretched, the outer zones become visually prominent.
Core idea: “Strength as an overlay”
RSI is normally interpreted in a separate oscillator panel. That makes context-switching slow:
You check price action.
You look down at RSI.
You mentally translate RSI into risk or trend bias.
This script removes that translation step by projecting strength directly onto the price area, using band fills as a visual language:
More visible fill = stronger strength or more extreme condition (depending on mode).
Less visible fill = weak strength or neutral state.
Two operating modes
1) Trend mode
Trend mode emphasizes strength aligned with direction:
When RSI is strong on the upside, upper bands become more visible.
When RSI is strong on the downside, lower bands become more visible.
Neutral RSI fades, so the chart de-clutters during chop.
Use Trend mode when:
You want a clean trend-following overlay.
You want to quickly see which timeframe(s) are powering the move.
You want to filter entries to moments when strength confirms direction.
2) Mean-Reversion mode
Mean-Reversion mode flips the emphasis to highlight exhaustion against the move :
Upper extremes become a “potential exhaustion” cue.
Lower extremes become a “potential exhaustion” cue.
The overlay is tuned to make stretched conditions obvious.
This is not an automatic “short overbought / long oversold” system. It is a visualization mode that makes “extended” conditions stand out faster, especially when multiple timeframes align.
How the bands work (Percent Bands)
The indicator constructs up to three symmetric envelopes around price:
Band 1: percent1 scaled by scale
Band 2: percent2 scaled by scale (optional)
Band 3: percent3 scaled by scale (optional)
The percent bands are simple deviations from the selected price source:
Upper = price * (1 + (percent * scaling)/100)
Lower = price * (1 - (percent * scaling)/100)
Why this matters:
It anchors “strength visualization” to meaningful price distance.
It makes the overlay comparable across assets because it’s percent-based.
It gives you a consistent spatial frame for reading momentum versus extension.
Multi-timeframe engine (MTF)
The script runs the same strength calculation on up to three timeframes:
Timeframe 1 uses the chart timeframe by default (empty string input).
Timeframe 2 is optional and defaults to Daily.
Timeframe 3 is optional and defaults to Weekly.
Each timeframe has:
Its own RSI period (len, len2, len3).
Its own smoothing length (slen, slen2, slen3).
The same smoothing type selection (EMA, HMA, etc).
This creates a layered view:
TF1 often reflects tactical pressure (entries/exits).
TF2 reflects structural pressure (swing context).
TF3 reflects macro bias (regime context).
When multiple timeframes agree, the fills stack and the overlay becomes visually louder. When they disagree, the overlay looks mixed or muted, which is exactly the point.
Smoothing options (why so many)
Raw RSI can be noisy. This script lets you smooth RSI with multiple MA types, which changes how “responsive” the overlay feels:
EMA/RMA smooth without lagging as hard as SMA.
HMA responds faster but can be twitchy.
LINREG can feel more “structural”.
ALMA and T3/TEMA provide heavier smoothing profiles with different lag characteristics.
This isn’t cosmetic. Your smoothing choice affects:
How early the overlay “lights up” in Trend mode.
How long extremes remain highlighted in Mean-Reversion mode.
How often fills flicker in chop.
Strength mapping (the transparency buckets)
Instead of mapping RSI to a continuous color scale, the script uses a discrete transparency ladder. That creates a clean, readable visual that avoids constant flickering.
The logic assigns two transparency values per timeframe:
Upper-side transparency responds to lower RSI zones (weak upside strength).
Lower-side transparency responds to higher RSI zones (strong upside strength).
Then the script uses those transparencies differently depending on mode:
Trend mode shows “strength aligned with direction”.
Mean-Reversion mode swaps the emphasis so “extremes” stand out as potential stretch.
You can think of it as:
Trend mode highlights continuation strength.
Mean-Reversion mode highlights potential exhaustion.
Fill stacking (how the overlay is built)
The overlay uses layered fills:
Fill from price to Band 1
Fill from Band 1 to Band 2 (if enabled)
Fill from Band 2 to Band 3 (if enabled)
Upper side uses the negative color (typically red) and lower side uses the positive color (typically green), because upper bands represent “above price” space and lower bands represent “below price” space. The intensity is controlled by the computed transparency per timeframe and selected mode.
Important behavior:
Disabling Band 2 or Band 3 can change how the stacked fills look, because you are removing fill segments.
If you want a clean look, run only Band 1.
If you want a “regime heat” look, run Bands 1–3 with higher scaling.
Table (MTF RSI dashboard)
A compact table prints RSI values for each configured timeframe:
Row labels show TF.
Values show the smoothed RSI output that drives the overlay.
Use it for quick confirmation:
If overlay looks strong but table RSI is neutral, your band settings might be too tight.
If TF3 RSI is extreme while TF1 is neutral, you are likely in a macro stretched regime with local consolidation.
Alerts (built-in)
Alerts are provided for each timeframe separately, covering:
Entering upper extreme (cross above 70)
Exiting upper extreme (cross below 70)
Entering lower extreme (cross below 30)
Exiting lower extreme (cross above 30)
Bullish midline cross (cross above 50)
Bearish midline cross (cross below 50)
This enables workflows like:
Notify when TF2 enters extreme, then wait for TF1 mean-reversion confirmation.
Notify when TF3 crosses midline, then only take TF1 trend setups in that direction.
How to use it (practical reads)
Trend mode reads
Strong continuation: TF1 and TF2 fills become clearly visible on the same side.
Healthy pullback: TF1 fades but TF2 stays visible, suggesting underlying structure remains strong.
Chop warning: fills alternate or remain mostly invisible, indicating neutral strength.
Mean-Reversion mode reads
Exhaustion zones: outer fills become prominent near the extremes, signaling stretched conditions.
Compression after extreme: fill fades while price stabilizes, suggesting “cooling off” rather than immediate reversal.
Multi-TF stretch: TF2 and TF3 extremes together often mark higher significance zones.
Recommended setup presets
Preset A: Clean trend overlay
Mode: Trend
Bands: only Band 1
Scale: 1–2
Smoothing: EMA, moderate slen (6–10)
TF2: Daily on intraday charts
Preset B: Regime and exhaustion mapper
Mode: Mean-Reversion
Bands: Bands 1–3
Scale: 2–4
Smoothing: T3 or RMA, slightly higher slen
TF2: Daily, TF3: Weekly
Limitations
This is a strength visualization tool, not a full entry/exit system.
Percent bands are not volatility-adjusted, they are distance frames. In very high vol conditions, you may need higher band percentages or higher scaling.
MTF values update on their own timeframe closes, so higher timeframes will step rather than update every bar.
Daily VWAP from 4AM EST CandleIntraday VWAP from the 4AM candle. Resets every day so you do not have to put a new vwap on daily
Area per IntervalDescription
This indicator shades the area between 2 curves, an SMA and the nearest open/close to the SMA, and their intersections. The black labels with leader lines describe the calculated area of each shaded section, and the total area accumulated per total number of time intervals for that area. The additional value visible in the status line that is not displayed on the chart is, at any bar index (time interval), the current total area of the incomplete shaded area.
Usage
- The default color of the shaded areas denote the type of momentum being built before the cross. Green for bullish, red for bearish.
- The area value of the shaded areas can be used as a capacity indicator, denoting imbalances between the previous and next crosses.
- The area per interval value of the shaded areas can be used as a momentum indicator, denoting which area is carrying more price movement before the price crosses.
- Similar to indicators that use dynamic price differences between OHLC data, moving averages, etc, confluence with other momentum indicators that use different elements creates additional confirmation.
Conclusion
Simple momentum indicator. Comment for possible updates that can be made.
Risk Manager Pro: Diamond Edition [Kelly & EV Engine]1. Titolo dello Script
Risk Manager Pro: Diamond Edition
2. Descrizione (Copia e incolla nel box descrizione)
Risk Manager Pro: Diamond Edition is not just a position size calculator; it is a complete algorithmic trading assistant designed to bridge the gap between technical analysis and professional money management.
Many traders focus solely on where to enter. This tool focuses on if you should enter and how much you should risk, using institutional-grade probability models like the Kelly Criterion and Expected Value (EV).
💎 Key Features
1. The "Truth" Metrics (EV & Kelly) Instead of just showing PnL, the dashboard calculates two critical decision-making metrics:
Expected Value (EV): Calculated in your currency. It combines your Win Rate, Potential Profit, and Risk. If EV is Green, the trade makes mathematical sense. If Red, you are paying to gamble.
Kelly Criterion Edge: Measures your statistical edge.
Weighted R:R: Unlike standard calculators that average Risk:Reward, this engine weighs your R:R based on your partial take-profit quantities (e.g., closing 50% at TP1 vs 80% at TP1 changes your real math).
2. Kelly Auto-Sizing Engine (Algo-Sizing) This is the standout feature. When enabled in settings:
The script automatically adjusts your position size based on the strength of your statistical edge.
If the Kelly score is negative (no edge), the script forces Size = 0 (protecting you from bad trades).
If the edge is positive, it scales the risk proportionally (capped at your Max Risk input).
3. Planning Mode vs. Live Mode
Planning Mode: Set an Entry Mode to "Manual Level". The visual lines (Entry, SL, TP) detach from the current price, allowing you to plan Limit or Stop orders. The dashboard calculates risks based on that future entry.
Live Mode: Anchors calculations to the current Close price for market execution.
4. Institutional Fee Modeling
Includes inputs for Commissions, Spread, and Swap.
Triple Swap Toggle: A checkbox to account for weekend/Wednesday triple swap costs, crucial for Swing/Position traders.
5. Dynamic Visuals
Smart Trail Pilot: A dynamic trailing stop line that changes color from Purple (Risk Zone) to Neon Green (Safe Zone/Locked Profit) once price crosses your entry.
Clean Chart Toggle: Hide the background risk boxes for a minimalist view.
🛠️ Dashboard Breakdown
Row 1 (Status): Shows active mode (Planning/Live) and the Expected Value (EV). This is your "Go/No-Go" gauge.
Row 2 (Edge): Displays your Win Rate and Kelly Status.
Row 3 (Sizing): Calculates Lot Size and effective Leverage.
Row 4 (PnL): Projected Net Profit and the True Weighted R:R.
Row 5 (Costs): Total estimated drag on the account (Fees + Swap + Spread).
Row 6 (Context): Trend filter analysis (EMA 50/200 logic).
⚙️ How to Use
Configure Profile: Set your Account Balance and Currency.
Input Win Rate: Be honest. Input your historical Win Rate (or calculate it from your last 20 trades via the option).
Plan the Trade:
Select Long/Short.
Choose your SL Mode (Fixed, ATR, or Swing Structure).
Adjust TPs (Single or Multi-Target).
Check the EV: Look at the top right of the dashboard. Is the EV positive?
Execute: Use the calculated "Size" for your broker order window.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and risk management purposes only. It does not provide financial advice. The "Kelly Auto-Sizing" is a mathematical model and does not guarantee future profits. Always trade responsibly.
If you find this script useful, please leave a comment with your feedback! Suggestions for improvement are greatly appreciated.
Quad-EMA Strategy (10/20/30/50)This indicator combines four exponential moving averages (10, 20, 30, 50) into a single, clean framework designed for scalping, short-term trading, and trend participation. Although optimized for long-side trend participation, the EMA structure remains symmetric and usable for short-selling.
While it is highly effective on lower timeframes, it also translates well to the daily chart, especially in well-defined trends.
Core Trend Logic
On the daily timeframe, a trend can be considered healthy as long as price respects the 10 EMA.
As long as candles hold above it, the structure remains intact.
A clean daily close below the 10 EMA is treated as a discipline-based exit signal.
Not because the trend must be over — but because risk begins to increase.
There are exceptions:
After extended multi-day advances, a single pullback day slightly below the 10 EMA can occur.
In those cases, partial profit-taking (“taking chips off the table”) is often a reasonable and pragmatic move.
This is not about perfection — it’s about capital preservation.
Volatility & Pullbacks
In more volatile conditions, price may pull back toward the 20 EMA or even the 30 EMA.
From a strict risk-management perspective, this is typically where the trade should already be closed.
If a trader chooses to remain involved during such phases — especially after a strong push into a local high followed by sideways consolidation — the EMAs will often compress and flatten, forming a “sideways river.”
During this phase:
Price may temporarily dip below the 20 or 30 EMA
This alone is not a guaranteed signal that the trend is over
Context and structure matter
Riding the Wave (with Discipline)
The philosophy here is simple:
Ride the trend — but exit early.
Even after the 10 EMA is breached, price will often:
-Reclaim momentum
-Continue higher without you
That is normal.
Missing continuation is the cost of discipline, not a mistake.
More aggressive traders may tolerate pullbacks to the 20 or 30 EMA — and sometimes that works.This framework, however, follows a “cockroach strategy”:
exit at the first clear sign of stress, not at the last possible moment.
The Final Line in the Sand
The 50 EMA should be viewed as the latest and clearest exit zone.
Below this level:
-Direction becomes uncertain
-The market may form a local top
-Volatility and chop increase
At that point, prediction is pointless — and unnecessary.
The trade should already be closed.
If you find yourself still searching for an exit below the 50 EMA, that is a signal in itself:
risk has taken control of the trade.
Final Note
This indicator does not predict.
It reacts.
How strictly you trade the EMAs is a personal choice — but the structure provides a clear, repeatable framework for trend participation and risk control.
Discipline first.
Profits second.
Disclaimer:
This indicator and its description reflect my personal views and market observations.
They are provided for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute financial or investment advice.
Market Breadth & Sector Rotation Analyzer -[KK]A real-time market environment analyzer for NSE India built for swing traders and breakout traders.
Designed to answer one question before every trade: Should I take this trade today?
What This Indicator Does
Analyzes 33 NSE indices across market cap, sectors, themes, and volatility to deliver a complete snapshot of current market health, sector rotation, and risk conditions. Shows only live conditions with no historical clutter.
Market Breadth Score 0–100
Composite score based on 30 percent market cap breadth, 40 percent sector breadth using 19 sectors above 50 MA, 25 percent long-term momentum using 200 MA, and 5 percent India VIX for volatility and fear assessment.
Actionable Trading Guidance
Automatically classifies market regime as Bull, Trending, Neutral, or Bear. Provides clear trade guidance, position sizing recommendations, and sector focus based on current market conditions.
Sector Rotation Analysis
Groups sectors into five mega sectors.
Financial: Banks, Private Banks, PSU Banks, Finance, Financial Services
Technology: IT, Services, Media
Cyclical: Auto, Metal, Realty, Infra, Energy, Oil and Gas
Defensive: FMCG, Pharma, Healthcare
Consumer: Consumer Durables, Consumption
Market Phase Detection
Identifies Expansion, Recovery, Defensive, Contraction, or Rotation phases based on sector leadership. Helps align trades with the broader economic cycle.
Trading Rules by Market Breadth
75 to 100: Bull market, trade all quality setups with full position size
60 to 75: Trending market, selective trades with normal size
40 to 60: Neutral market, very selective trades with 50 percent size
Below 40: Bear market, raise cash and use minimal exposure
Sector Strength Interpretation
Above 80 percent: Leading sector, trade aggressively
60 to 80 percent: Strong sector, good opportunities
40 to 60 percent: Weak sector, be selective
Below 40 percent: Avoid or use minimal exposure
Defensive Sector Logic
High defensive strength signals fear, not strength. Defensive above 70 percent with weak technology indicates market topping. Defensive below 40 percent indicates a risk-on environment.
Indices Covered
Market Cap: NIFTY, CNX100, CNX500, NIFTY Total Market, NIFTY Midcap 150, CNX Midcap, NIFTY Mid Small 400, NIFTY Small-cap 250, NIFTY 500 Multicap, NIFTY IPO
Banking and Finance: BANKNIFTY, NIFTY Private Bank, CNX PSU Bank, CNX Finance, NIFTY Fin Service 25 50
Technology: CNX IT, CNX Service, CNX Media
Cyclicals: CNX Auto, CNX Metal, CNX Realty, CNX Infra
Energy: CNX Energy, NIFTY Oil and Gas, CPSE
Defensives: CNX FMCG, CNX Pharma, NIFTY Healthcare
Consumer: NIFTY Consumer Durables, CNX Consumption
Thematic: NIFTY MNC, NI15
Volatility: India VIX
Market Alerts
Bull Market alert when breadth crosses above 75
Bear Market alert when breadth drops below 40
Broad Rally alert when more than 75 percent of sectors are bullish
Settings
Table position with 9 placement options, table size from Tiny to Large, customizable short and long moving averages. Default settings are Top Right position, Normal size, 50 MA and 200 MA.
Best Useful Script for
Ideal for swing traders, breakout traders, position traders, and NSE equity traders who need market context before taking trades. Not suitable for scalping, day trading, or non-NSE markets.
Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any kind of financial advice to buy/sell any financial securities.
Trading involves risk and past performance does not guarantee future results.
Stoch Heat Lines Yeah, the heatmap can be confusing at first, but stochastics are way more complex than people think. Its not just “oversold” to “oversold” most of the time. Sometimes u get a double bottom, sometimes it doesnt even reach oversold. They’re not signals, they’re waves that start on lower timeframes, roll into higher ones, and eventually feed back down again.
For example, we draw a trendline on the 3H RSI and say “trend broken.” That’s technically true, but it doesn’t tell you which trend you broke. Sometimes you only break a small internal wave and RSI curves back up from ~46. Other times you break a larger structure and RSI keeps pushing toward 20.
That difference isn’t visible on a single RSI line.
By watching the top third of the heatmap, you can see which higher-timeframe waves are losing structure. If it shifts from red to orange to yellow, you likely broke a small wave. If it turns green or blue, the move is actually bearish and driven by higher-timeframe pressure.
RAPF Plus - Forecast Cones - Payoff Greeks - Calibration HarnessRAPF+ Manual (v2.2 — “variable ↔ chart label” clarified)
RAPF+ — Forecast Cones + Payoff Greeks + Calibration Harness
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0) What this indicator is
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RAPF+ is a forecast-and-score system: it predicts a future price range, then later
checks whether that prediction was accurate — and only generates signals whenthe
conditions are trustworthy.
Core idea (the “lightbulb moment”):
You’re not trading a static band. You’re trading “today’s range that was predicted
h bars ago.”
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1) Mental Model (Non-Quant Friendly)
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Weather Forecast Analogy
- Bollinger Bands are like looking out the window to see if it’s raining now.
- RAPF+ is like checking the forecast made 3 days ago for today, then grading it.
Interpretation:
- If the forecast said “normal range” and the price stays inside the cone:
→ forecast held → “hold/trend environment”
- If price breaks outside the cone:
→ forecast failed → “breakout shock” or “overextension” (depends on mode)
Why this matters:
RAPF+ is about whether the *old forecast* was correct, not just where the price is now.
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2) What You See on the Chart (and what the internal variables are called)
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Important: Variable names like aUp/aDn/aMid are INTERNAL to the code.
On the chart and in the Data Window, you’ll see them by their PLOT NAMES.
How to read exact values:
- Hover a candle → open TradingView “Data Window” → find this indicator → read plot values.
- Or hover the plotted line to see its value.
- Or enable “Indicators Values” on the right scale to see last values.
A) Forecast Cones (future projections)
These are projected to the right of current candles (offset by H1/H2/H3).
Code variables (forecast for each horizon):
- mid1 / up1 / dn1 = forecast median/upper/lower at Horizon H1 (projected right)
- mid2 / up2 / dn2 = forecast median/upper/lower at Horizon H2 (projected right)
- mid3 / up3 / dn3 = forecast median/upper/lower at Horizon H3 (projected right)
Chart plot names (what users will see):
- “P50 H1”, “Upper H1”, “Lower H1”
- “P50 H2”, “Upper H2”, “Lower H2”
- “P50 H3”, “Upper H3”, “Lower H3”
Use forecast cones for planning (expectations, targets), NOT direct signal triggers.
B) Density Fan (optional)
Layered confidence bands (50–95%) for a selected horizon.
Code variables:
- upDen50/dnDen50 … upDen95/dnDen95 (selected density horizon)
Chart plot names:
- “Den Up 50”, “Den Dn 50”, … “Den Up 95”, “Den Dn 95” (usually hidden; fills visible)
C) Applied Cone (the tradeable one)
This is the cone that actively interacts with the CURRENT candle.
The Applied Cone is a “prediction made h bars ago, applied to today.”
It uses “old” cone values (shifted buffers) and then selects one horizon.
Internal variables (used by signals):
- aMid = applied median line for the selected Signal Horizon (H1/H2/H3)
- aUp = applied upper bound for the selected Signal Horizon
- aDn = applied lower bound for the selected Signal Horizon
Chart plot names (what users will see):
- aMid → “Applied Mid”
- aUp → “Applied Up”
- aDn → “Applied Dn”
Trading cue:
- Signals are generated by price crossing the Applied Cone (aUp/aDn),
meaning price broke outside the range that was predicted h bars ago for today.
Visual cue (important):
- Applied Cone = the one interacting with current candles (now).
- Forecast Cones = projected to the right into the future.
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3) The Stats Table (How to Trust It)
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The table grades the model across H1/H2/H3:
Coverage (most important)
- “How often did realized price land inside the predicted cone?”
- Target ≈ conf (e.g., 80%)
Interpretation:
- Coverage below target: cones too tight OR regime changed
- Coverage above target: cones conservative (wider than needed)
Dir Acc (Direction Accuracy)
- “How often was the direction of the forecast correct?”
- Compares sign(forecast mid - old spot) vs sign(realized move)
MAE (Mean Absolute Error)
- Average miss from the predicted midline (lower is better)
Avg Width
- Average cone width (how “expensive” the forecast is in range terms)
Warm-up note (important)
- Stats use warmupBars (default 50) to avoid early-history spikes.
- If you see dashes/empty values on load, wait for more bars to load/scroll back.
Horizon selection tip
Pick the horizon that best balances:
- Coverage near/above target
- Dir Acc acceptable
- MAE low
- Width reasonable
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4) The Risk Gate (When Signals Matter)
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RAPF+ has an explicit “stand down” filter.
Signals are considered valid only when okRisk = YES, based on:
- Trust ≥ Min Trust
- RegimeRisk ≤ Max RegimeRisk
- Coverage(selected horizon) ≥ Min Coverage
- Enough bars have elapsed for that horizon
HUD labels (what users see) vs code variables:
- “RegimeRisk” in HUD = regimeRisk in code
- “Trust” in HUD = trustTrend in code
- “μ(bar)” in HUD = muBar in code
- “σ(bar)” in HUD = sigmaBar in code
- “okRisk YES/no” = okRisk boolean in code
If okRisk = NO:
DEFAULT ACTION = HOLD / reduce risk / stay flat
This is “no signal.” It is a “low-quality environment.”
What RegimeRisk/Trust mean (simple)
- RegimeRisk rises when volatility is high and/or unstable.
- Trust = 1 − RegimeRisk
- Drift (μ) is damped when Trust is low.
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5) Buy / Sell / Hold Playbooks
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All rules below assume okRisk = YES.
A) Breakout Mode (continuation/trend)
Signal logic:
- BUY/LONG when price crosses above Applied Upper:
• internal: close crosses above aUp
• chart: close crosses above “Applied Up”
- SELL/SHORT when price crosses below Applied Lower:
• internal: close crosses below aDn
• chart: close crosses below “Applied Dn”
Drift direction filter (recommended ON):
- Longs require μ > 0 (muBar > 0)
- Shorts require μ < 0 (muBar < 0)
Management / Hold:
- Long bias while price is above aMid (“Applied Mid”)
- Short bias while price is below aMid (“Applied Mid”)
Exit ideas (choose your style):
- Conservative: exit if price re-enters inside the cone (failed breakout)
- Balanced: exit on cross back through aMid
- Hard stop: exit on cross opposite band
Best conditions for Breakout:
- Coverage at/above target
- Dir Acc decent
- Trust healthy (RegimeRisk contained)
B) Fade Mode (mean reversion/overextension)
Signal logic (opposite philosophy):
- SHORT when price breaks above aUp (“Applied Up”)
- LONG when price breaks below aDn (“Applied Dn”)
Profit logic:
- aMid (“Applied Mid”) is the “magnet” / mean reversion target
- Many traders scale out toward aMid
Re-entry circles (what they mean):
- When the price was outside, then it crossed back INSIDE the Applied Cone.
- In code: reenterFromAbove / reenterFromBelow
- On the chart: small yellow circles near the candle
Use as confirmation that the “shock” is fading and/or as take-profit prompts.
Best conditions for Fade:
- Dir Acc mediocre/low (choppy drift)
- Coverage struggling vs target (more violations)
- RegimeRisk higher (but still within your maxRisk gate)
C) Auto (Cal Error) Mode (adaptive behavior)
If Signal Mode = Auto (Cal Error):
- If realized coverage ≥ target → uses Breakout
- If realized coverage < target → uses Fade
Plain English:
“If my cones are behaving well, ride continuation.
If they’re failing, mean-revert the brakes.”
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6) What HOLD Means (3 distinct cases)
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Hold Type 1: No-trade hold (risk gate fails)
- If Trust too low OR RegimeRisk too high OR Coverage too low:
→ HOLD / reduce risk / stand down
Hold Type 2: Inside-cone hold (normal noise)
- Inside the Applied Cone is often “business as usual.”
- Breakout traders: wait, avoid impulsive adds
- Fade traders: take profit / don’t overstay
Hold Type 3: Midline bias hold
- aMid (“Applied Mid”) acts like “forecast fair value”
- Above aMid: bullish bias
- Below aMid: bearish bias
- Frequent flips around aMid: chop → prefer Fade or no-trade
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7) Setup Checklist (Practical Defaults)
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Step 0 — Select Your Timeframe (avoid noise first)
- Daily (1D): Recommended for most crypto assets.
Best balance of signal stability + trend capture.
- Weekly (1W): Use for macro trend bias (Drift check).
Great for direction context, but signals are slower/fewer.
- Intraday (1H/4H): Advanced users only.
Noisier; typically requires:
• Higher confidence (e.g., 0.90+)
• Stricter risk gates (higher Min Trust, higher Min Coverage, lower Max RegimeRisk)
• Patience with calibration stability
Step 1 — Pick Signal Horizon
- H1: quick swing
- H2: typical swing
- H3: position-style
Step 2 — Calibrate Coverage (don’t guess)
- Coverage below target → increase Cone Width Multiplier
- Coverage above target → decrease Cone Width Multiplier
- Optional: enable Auto-calibrate Cone Width (servo toward conf + margin)
Important: Use Cone Width Multiplier for coverage tuning (that’s what it’s for).
Avoid “fixing” coverage by changing cycle settings.
Step 3 — Set risk gates (reasonable baseline)
- Min Trust ≈ 0.45
- Max RegimeRisk ≈ 0.70
- Min Coverage ≈ 0.55+ (raise for fewer, higher-quality trades)
Step 4 — Keep Drift Filter ON (recommended)
Prevents trading against μ (drift direction).
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8) Optional: Payoff + Greeks (Advanced Layer)
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(Note: The Greeks engine is disabled by default to save performance.
You must enable it in indicator settings to see these metrics.)
If enabled, RAPF+ estimates the expected payoff for Straddle/Call/Put under the model
distribution (with optional fat-tail mixture) plus Δ / Γ / ν / Θ.
Use cases:
- Assess convexity vs mean reversion preference
- Spot/vol sensitivity awareness
- Horizon comparisons for “optionality-like” behavior
If you’re a spot-only trader, you can ignore this section.
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9) One-Page Rules Card
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PRE-CHECK
- Choose timeframe (prefer 1D for most crypto)
- Choose signal horizon (H1/H2/H3)
- Prefer horizon with good Coverage and acceptable Dir Acc
- Trade only if okRisk = YES
BREAKOUT MODE
- Buy on cross above “Applied Up” (aUp) (μ>0 if drift filter ON)
- Sell/short on cross below “Applied Dn” (aDn) (μ<0 if drift filter ON)
- Hold while aligned with “Applied Mid” (aMid)
- Exit on re-entry / aMid cross / opposite band (your style)
FADE MODE
- Short on break above “Applied Up” (aUp)
- Long on break below “Applied Dn” (aDn)
- Target “Applied Mid” (aMid) as the mean reversion magnet
- Re-entry circles confirm the “shock fade”
STAND DOWN
- If okRisk = NO → HOLD / reduce risk / no-trade
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Quick Glossary
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H1/H2/H3: Forecast horizons in bars
conf: Desired coverage probability (e.g., 0.80)
Coverage: % of times realized price stayed inside the cone
Dir Acc: % of times direction was correct
MAE: Avg error vs forecast midline
Width: Avg cone width (upper-lower)/spot
RegimeRisk: Combined “vol high/unstable” score
Trust: 1 − RegimeRisk (how much to trust drift)
μ(bar): Estimated per-bar drift (directional bias)
σ(bar): Estimated per-bar volatility
Applied Cone (present, tradeable):
- aMid / aUp / aDn are internal variables
- On the chart/Data Window, they appear as:
aMid = “Applied Mid”
aUp = “Applied Up”
aDn = “Applied Dn”
Forecast Cones (future projections):
- mid1/up1/dn1 (H1), mid2/up2/dn2 (H2), mid3/up3/dn3 (H3)
- On the chart, they appear as:
“P50 H1/Upper H1/Lower H1”, etc.
Trend FollowingThis indicator acts as an all-in-one "Head-Up Display" for Swing Trading. It takes complex criteria—trend, volume, volatility, and market strength—and simplifies them into clear visual signals.
🚦 How It Works (The Traffic Light System)
Instead of guessing if a stock is in a valid setup, just look at the background color:
Green Background: The "Context" is good. The stock has ignited, is trending above key moving averages (10/20/50), and is near 52-week highs.
Lime (Bright Green) Background: Elite Setup. The stock has good context AND high Relative Strength vs the S&P 500. These are your A+ candidates.
No Color: The trend is weak or broken. Move on.
🔍 Key Features
1. The "Tightness" Monitor (VCP) Great breakouts happen when volatility dries up (the "calm before the storm").
Blue "T" Label: Marks bars where price range and volume have tightened significantly.
Base Box: Automatically draws a box around the consolidation area so you can see the "Floor" and the "Ceiling" clearly.
2. Pocket Pivots (New in v8.0)
Blue Dots: These signal "Pocket Pivots"—days where institutional buying volume is quietly stepping in before the breakout occurs. Think of these as "footprints" of smart money.
3. Relative Strength (RS) Filter
This doesn't just look at the stock price. It checks if the stock is outperforming the S&P 500 (SPY).
Dashboard Status: Tells you instantly if the RS Rating is "ELITE" (Leaders) or "LAGGING" (Laggards).
4. Safety Checks
Earnings Warning: A dashed yellow line appears if Earnings are less than 5 days away. Don't get caught by surprise!
Surfing Mode: Detects when a stock is "surfing" the 5-day Moving Average for aggressive momentum trades.
🛠 How to Trade With It
Find the Trend: Look for stocks with a Green/Lime Background.
Wait for the Squeeze: Look for Blue "T" labels or the Gray Box to form. This means the stock is resting.
Spot the Entry: Watch for a Blue Dot (Pocket Pivot) for an early entry, or wait for the price to break above the White Breakout Line.
Nifty OI Support Resistance This study is designed for educational purposes to assist traders in analyzing price structure on the Nifty 50 index. It creates visual reference zones based on standard mathematical intervals used in the derivatives market.
Purpose of the Tool: In the Nifty 50 index, price action is often analyzed relative to "Round Numbers" or standard strike intervals (e.g., multiples of 50). This script automatically plots these mathematical reference levels relative to the current price to help users observe price behavior.
How It Works: This indicator uses a mathematical formula to identify the nearest standard strike price intervals based on the current close price.
Strike Logic: It projects levels at standard 50-point intervals (Nifty's standard strike distance).
Volatility Buffers: It adds a user-defined buffer (default: 30 points) around these levels to visualize a "zone" rather than a specific price point.
Major Levels: It visually distinguishes major round numbers (multiples of 500) which are often significant for technical analysis.
Features:
Automated Plotting: Adjusts dynamically as price moves to show relevant upper and lower reference bands.
Zone Visualization: Helps in identifying potential areas of support or resistance based on technical structure.
Customizable: Users can adjust the strike distance and buffer range to suit different volatility conditions.
Usage: This tool is intended to be used as a visual aid for Technical Analysis. It allows users to see where the price is located relative to standard Nifty intervals.
⚠️ STANDARD DISCLAIMER & DISCLOSURE:
Nature of Content: This script and description are for educational and informational purposes only.
No Financial Advice: This tool does not constitute investment advice, buy/sell recommendations, or trading tips.
Not SEBI Registered: The author is not a SEBI registered Research Analyst (RA) or Investment Advisor (IA).
Methodology: The levels displayed are generated purely via mathematical calculation based on price inputs and do not represent real-time exchange Open Interest data.
Risk Warning: Trading in securities market is subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. User discretion is advised.
Trend Strength Correlation Pro [TSI-C+]Overview The Trend Strength Correlation Pro (TSI-C+) is a sophisticated oscillator designed to measure the quality and linearity of a trend, rather than just its price magnitude. By calculating the Pearson Correlation Coefficient between Price and Time, it generates a score ranging from -1 (Perfect Bearish Linearity) to +1 (Perfect Bullish Linearity).
Unlike standard momentum indicators (like RSI or MACD), this tool filters out market noise to answer a specific question: "Is the market trending in an organized line, or is it chaotic?"
Mathematical Concept
Pearson Correlation: Measures how strictly the price follows a linear path over a set period.
Hull Moving Average (HMA): The input price is pre-smoothed using HMA to reduce lag significantly compared to standard correlations.
Adaptive Volatility Bands: The "Dead Zone" (Gray Area) expands and contracts based on the Standard Deviation of the correlation itself. This filters out fake signals during choppy markets.
Key Features
Asset Presets: A "Market Profile" menu allows you to instantly load optimized parameters for Crypto, Forex, Indices, or Stocks without guessing numbers.
Professional HUD: A 3-column "Head-Up Display" provides real-time status on Trend Direction, Numerical Strength, and Actionable Signals.
Smart Signal System: Differentiates between a simple breakout and a high-momentum "Strong Trend".
How to Use
1. The Signals (Shapes)
Triangle (Green/Red): Breakout Entry. The TSI line has crossed out of the gray noise zone. This marks the potential start of a trend.
Background Flash (Magenta): Strong Confirmation. The trend has reached a high correlation score (> 0.60). This indicates the trend is accelerating and stable.
X-Mark (Orange/Yellow): Exhaustion. The trend strength is dropping back below the strong threshold. This is a statistical warning that trend linearity is failing (potential Take Profit area).
2. The Dashboard (HUD)
TREND: Shows the current market state (Bull Power, Bear Power, or Neutral/Chop).
ACTION: Gives a suggestion based on the math (e.g., "WAIT", "HOLD LONG", "TAKE PROFIT").
3. The Lines
Gray Zone: When the line is inside the bands, the market is noisy. No trading is recommended.
Colored Line: When the line is Green or Red outside the bands, a trend is active.
Settings
Market Profile: Choose your asset class (Crypto, Forex, etc.) to auto-tune the indicator.
Show Signal Shapes: Toggle the visual icons on/off to clean up the chart.
Manual Parameters: If "Custom" is selected, you can tweak the Lookback Period, Smoothing Length, and Band Multipliers.
Disclaimer This tool is for educational and technical analysis purposes only. It does not provide financial advice. Past performance of a trend algorithm does not guarantee future results.
Algonova TrendFlowWhat was previously a (very!) manual process of looking at "UPs" and "DOWNs" to determine which way the market is "flowing" has now been automated! Urban TrendFlow is an immense timesaver for our users as we search for opportunities to go long and short (and especially when we need to sit on our hands and let uncertain markets "find their flow".
Advanced Dynamic RSI Pro40-60
Oscillation Phase: Market is in consolidation. Expect sideways movement with no clear trend.
>60
Bullish Signal: A breakout above 60 confirms upward momentum and trend strength.
<40
Bearish Signal: Dropping below 40 confirms a downward trend and selling pressure.
The depth of the MA (reaching levels above 70 or below 30) clearly visualizes extreme Overbought or Oversold market conditions.
Market Up and Low VolatilityMarket Up and Low Volatility is a trend-filter indicator designed to help traders visually identify periods when an equity index is in an upward trend and market volatility is relatively low. The script combines price trend analysis using exponential moving averages (EMAs) with external volatility confirmation to highlight more favorable risk environments.
Concept and Methodology
This indicator is based on two core ideas:
1. Trend Confirmation Using EMAs
The script calculates a 10-period EMA and a 20-period EMA on the selected index (default: S&P 500).
A bullish trend condition requires:
The 10 EMA to be above the 20 EMA
Both EMAs to be rising compared to their values three bars ago
This helps confirm not just trend direction, but also trend momentum.
2. Volatility Filter Using an External Symbol
The indicator also fetches data from a volatility index (default: VIX).
A user-defined volatility threshold is applied
When volatility is below this threshold, it is treated as a lower-risk market environment
Only when both trend and volatility conditions align does the indicator consider the environment favorable.
Visual Output
The index price is plotted in a separate pane.
The plot dynamically changes color:
Green when all trend and volatility conditions are met
Red when one or more conditions are not met
This color-based approach allows traders to quickly assess market conditions without interpreting multiple indicators.
How to Use
This indicator is intended as a market condition filter, not a standalone buy or sell signal.
It can be used to:
Confirm whether broader market conditions are supportive of long strategies
Avoid trading during periods of elevated volatility or weakening trends
Complement existing entry and exit systems
Users can customize:
The index symbol
The volatility symbol
The volatility threshold
to adapt the indicator to different markets or trading styles.
Notes
Calculations are performed on daily timeframe data, regardless of the chart timeframe. This indicator does not predict future price movement and should be used alongside proper risk management and additional analysis.
Sentiment Hunter - Crypto TradeSentiment Hunter - Crypto Trade is a high-precision institutional tool. It triggers trades only when 6 strict conditions align: EMA 8/80 crossover, RSI momentum (65/35), directional RSI flow, ATR volatility increase, Volume/OI surge, and Long/Short Ratio sentiment filtering. Built for Binance Perpetual markets via Webhook.
10ema with ema cloud 10/15/20/35Custom 10ema strategy w/cloud working on just refining how to see the trend. I use this with the 15m 10ema to determine overall trend, take the trade if the trigger candle is broken above or below. Will be making a new indicator brining the 15m 10ema into this one chart somehow.
Asian and London Session High-Low (Auto UK DST) + PDH/PDLThis indicator automatically plots Asian session (7:00am–2:00pm MYT) and London session high/low using Malaysian time, with London adjusting automatically for UK Daylight Saving Time (4:00pm–9:00pm MYT in winter, 3:00pm–8:00pm MYT during DST).
It also shows Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL) and a 7:00am MYT daily reset line, while No-Trade zones are available but turned OFF by default and can be enabled when needed.
Optimus S/R ZonesEnhanced S/R Zones Pro is a sophisticated Support and Resistance indicator designed for traders who need reliable, validated S/R levels with professional-grade visualization. Unlike basic pivot indicators, this tool validates levels based on historical price interaction and provides comprehensive analysis of your current position within the market structure.
✨ Key Features
📊 Extended Lookback Analysis
Lookback Range: 20-500 bars (far beyond standard 80-bar limits)
Pivot Strength: Adjustable 2-10 bars for confirmation
Separate Controls: Independent max levels for support (1-8) and resistance (1-8)
Smart Filtering: Automatic level spacing with customizable minimum distance (0.3-5%)
🎨 Advanced Zone Visualization
Three Zone Styles:
Filled: Solid colored zones
Outlined: Border-only zones
Both: Combined for maximum visibility
Adjustable Transparency: 50-95% opacity control
Dynamic Extension: Zones extend to the right indefinitely
Custom Zone Width: 0.05-1.0% of price
💪 Level Strength System
Touch Validation: Only shows levels tested multiple times
Minimum Touches: Filter for 1-5 minimum confirmations
Color Intensity: Stronger levels (more touches) display darker/brighter
Touch Detection: Customizable sensitivity (0.1-1.0% range)
Independent Display: Show touch counts without color coding
📱 Enhanced Dashboard
Level Count: Active support/resistance zones
Distance Metrics: Percentage to nearest S/R levels
Range Position: Where price sits between S/R (0-100%)
Color Coding: Visual feedback on market position
Four Positions: Top/Bottom, Left/Right placement
🎭 Customizable Visuals
Label Sizes: Tiny, Small, Normal, Large, Huge
Adjustable Line Width: 1-4 pixels
Custom Colors: Full color picker for support/resistance
Optional Touch Count: Toggle touch numbers on/off
Midpoint Line: Shows equilibrium between nearest S/R
🔔 Smart Alerts
Proximity Alerts: Triggers when approaching support zones
Resistance Alerts: Triggers when nearing resistance zones
Customizable Range: Based on touch detection sensitivity
🔧 How It Works
1. Pivot Detection
The indicator scans historical price action using configurable pivot strength to identify significant highs and lows. Extended lookback allows detection of major structural levels that shorter timeframes might miss.
2. Touch Validation
Each potential level is validated by counting how many times price has tested it within the specified touch detection range. Only levels meeting the minimum touch threshold are displayed.
3. Strength Ranking
Levels are ranked by:
Number of touches (primary)
Proximity to current price (secondary)
This ensures the most reliable and relevant levels are always shown.
4. Smart Filtering
The minimum distance filter prevents level clustering, keeping your chart clean and focusing only on distinct, actionable zones.
💡 Use Cases
Swing Trading
Identify major support/resistance for position entries
Set profit targets at strong resistance levels
Place stops below validated support zones
Day Trading
Quick identification of intraday S/R
Monitor range position for mean reversion trades
Use proximity alerts for entry timing
Position Trading
Extended lookback reveals major structural levels
Touch count validation ensures reliability
Range position helps time accumulation/distribution
Risk Management
Distance metrics help size positions appropriately
Strong levels (high touch count) for tight stops
Midpoint line for partial profit taking
⚙️ Settings Guide
Core Settings
Lookback Period: Start with 100 for swing trading, 50 for day trading
Pivot Strength: Higher values = fewer but stronger levels
Max Levels: 2-3 support and 2-3 resistance recommended
Min Distance: 1.0% prevents clustering, increase for volatile assets
Zone Settings
Zone Width: 0.25% default works well for most assets
Zone Style: "Both" for maximum visibility
Extend Zones: Keep enabled to track levels forward
Transparency: 85% provides good visibility without clutter
Level Strength
Show Level Strength: Enable for color-coded importance
Min Touches: 2-3 for validated levels
Touch Detection: 0.3% for precise levels, increase for volatile markets
Visual Settings
Label Size: Small/Normal for most charts
Show Touch Count: Enable to see level validation
Line Width: 2 for standard, 3-4 for presentation charts
📈 Best Practices
Start Conservative: Begin with default settings, adjust based on asset volatility
Combine Timeframes: Use different lookback periods on multiple charts
Respect Strong Levels: Higher touch counts indicate institutional interest
Watch Range Position: <30% = near support, >70% = near resistance
Use Alerts: Set proximity alerts to avoid constant chart watching
Validate Breaks: Zone width shows where true breaks occur vs. fakeouts
🚀 What Makes This Different
Unlike basic pivot indicators that simply mark highs/lows:
✅ Validates levels through touch count analysis
✅ Ranks levels by actual strength, not just recency
✅ Visualizes zones, not just lines
✅ Quantifies your position within market structure
✅ Extends lookback far beyond standard limits
✅ Separates support and resistance controls
🎓 Tips for New Users
First Time Setup:
Add indicator to chart
Enable dashboard in settings (default on)
Observe which levels price respects
Adjust lookback/strength to match your trading style
Set proximity alerts for your key levels
Optimization:
Forex: 0.2-0.3% zone width, 100-200 lookback
Stocks: 0.3-0.5% zone width, 50-150 lookback
Crypto: 0.4-0.6% zone width, 100-200 lookback
Indices: 0.2-0.4% zone width, 100-250 lookback
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and should not be used as the sole basis for trading decisions. Support and resistance levels are not guarantees of price behavior. Always use proper risk management, combine with other analysis methods, and consider fundamental factors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
4x Emperor CRT with SMTCRT + SMT Market Structure Indicator
Candle Range Theory | SMT| | AMD | IFVG
This indicator is a professional market-structure and smart money analysis tool built for traders who use CRT (Candle Range Theory), SMT divergence, AMD phases, and IFVG zones to identify high-probability trading opportunities.
Designed for multi-timeframe analysis, the indicator combines institutional concepts into a clean, automated framework that reduces analysis time and improves consistency.
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Key Features
CRT (Candle Range Theory) Detection
Automatically identifies and plots CRT ranges, helping traders focus on key liquidity zones and high-reaction price areas.
Auto Multi-Timeframe CRT Alignment
Lower-timeframe CRTs are aligned with higher-timeframe structure to maintain directional bias and structural context.
Manual HTF CRT Control
Users can manually select the Higher Timeframe CRT from settings, allowing full customization based on strategy, session, or market conditions.
AMD (Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution) Structure
Visually maps AMD phases on the chart to improve understanding of market behavior and institutional activity.
SMT (Smart Money Technique) Divergence
Detects SMT divergence between correlated instruments, helping identify potential reversals, continuations, and imbalance scenarios.
IFVG (Inverse Fair Value Gap)
Automatically marks IFVG zones where price may seek rebalancing, adding confluence to CRT, SMT, and AMD analysis.
Clean Institutional-Grade Visualization
Optimized to minimize chart clutter while preserving critical structural information.
Who This Indicator Is For
CRT-based traders
ICT-style market structure traders
Scalpers, intraday traders, and swing traders
Traders seeking multi-timeframe confluence and automation
Supported Trading Styles & Markets
Scalping, intraday, and swing trading
Forex, indices, crypto, and futures
Works across all TradingView-supported timeframes
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