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Heikin-Ashi Trend Matrix [HTM]Heikin-Ashi Trend Matrix (HTM) uses smoothed Heikin-Ashi calculations combined with a multi-EMA ribbon and ADX filtering to produce a confluence-based scoring system for trend identification and signal generation. **Mathematical Foundation:** Heikin-Ashi candles are synthetic candles calculated using averaged formulas: HA-Close = (O+H+L+C)/4, HA-Open = (previous HA-Open + previous HA-Close)/2. These averaged candles naturally smooth price action and make trend direction more visually apparent. HTM applies a secondary smoothing layer (EMA, SMA, or WMA selectable) to the HA values, further reducing noise while preserving trend structure. The trend matrix evaluates six independent conditions and assigns a point for each: (1) smoothed HA candle direction, (2) price vs fast EMA, (3) fast EMA vs medium EMA alignment, (4) medium EMA vs slow EMA alignment, (5) price vs 200 EMA for long-term trend, and (6) DI+ vs DI- from the ADX system. The total score ranges from 0 to 6 for each direction. **Signal Logic:** Signals are generated only when the bullish or bearish score reaches a configurable threshold (default 4 of 6) AND ADX confirms a trending market. This multi-condition confluence approach filters out signals in choppy or low-momentum environments. Signals fire on the first bar where the score threshold is met. **Features:** - Smoothed Heikin-Ashi with selectable smoothing type (EMA/SMA/WMA) - Triple EMA ribbon (fast/medium/slow) with fill coloring - 200 EMA long-term trend reference - 6-point confluence scoring system - ADX trend strength gate - Dual take-profit levels (TP1/TP2) with ATR-based calculation - Visual score display with filled/empty dot notation - Optional bar coloring based on signal strength
Pine Script® indicator
by Jamtrader2020
Dynamic Pivot Structure [DPS]Dynamic Pivot Structure (DPS) is a price structure analysis tool that automatically detects pivot points, classifies market structure (HH, HL, LH, LL), and generates dynamic support/resistance zones with mitigation tracking. **Mathematical Foundation:** The indicator uses the standard pivot point detection algorithm with configurable left and right bar confirmations. A pivot high is confirmed when the high of a bar is greater than the highs of all N bars to its left and N bars to its right. Similarly for pivot lows. This provides mathematically validated local extremes rather than arbitrary level selection. Market structure classification follows the Dow Theory framework: Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL) define uptrends; Lower Highs (LH) and Lower Lows (LL) define downtrends. The indicator tracks consecutive pivot sequences and labels each new pivot with its structural classification. Support and resistance zones are generated around each pivot using the Average True Range (ATR) for zone width. This creates proportional zones that automatically adjust to the instrument's volatility. The indicator tracks zone mitigation — when price penetrates a zone, it is marked as mitigated and visually faded. **Signal Logic:** Buy signals fire when price is near an unmitigated support zone, above the trend EMA, with RSI below 40 or bullish structure (HH/HL), and ADX confirming a trending environment. Sell signals fire near resistance with bearish conditions. **Features:** - Automatic pivot high/low detection with adjustable sensitivity - Market structure classification (HH, HL, LH, LL) - Dynamic ATR-based support and resistance zones - Zone mitigation tracking with visual feedback - ADX trend strength filter - Trend EMA overlay - Dashboard showing structure type, ADX, and proximity status
Pine Script® indicator
by Jamtrader2020
ICT First Hour Dealing RangeThis indicator automatically identifies and plots the First Hour Dealing Range (FHDR) from the ICT methodology, focusing on the critical 9:30-10:30 AM EST New York session range. According to ICT, establishing this specific 60-minute range provides the foundational narrative for the rest of the day. Once the FHDR is set, the algorithm refers back to these internal levels and projections to dictate afternoon order flow. Key Features Auto-detects FHDR using pivot confirmation during first hour. Plots Fib extensions for profit targets and retracements for entries. Labels premium (above 50%), discount (below 50%), and equilibrium zones. Customizable Fib levels, colors, and lookback periods.
Pine Script® indicator
by venom4x
[Kpt-Ahab] HeatMap FusionWhat is “HeatMap Fusion”? HeatMap Fusion merges RSI, Volume Trend, ROC and an enhanced SuperTrend into one stacked heat-map. Smooth colour gradients reveal—at a glance—whether each component is bullish, neutral, or bearish, without cluttering the chart with multiple separate panes. Key Features Multi-indicator heat-map Three symbols with volume- or price-based colouring. RSI, ROC and SuperTrend share the same colour scale → instant market-breadth read-out. View switcher – choose RSI, ROC, SuperTrend, Volume SMA, Up/Down Volume or ALL from a single dropdown. Six colour schemes (red⇅green, purple⇅blue, etc.) for both light and dark layouts. Optional RSI divergence detection. Heikin-Ashi–driven SuperTrend plus Rapid Volatility Trend lines. Performance-optimised – only three request.security() calls for the selected symbols. Inputs Group Core settings Indicator Layer to display Color Scheme (Heatmap) 6 presets Symbol 3 tickers, volume/price mode, look-back length RSI Period, MA type, BB width, divergence flag Volume Trend SMA length, up/down columns ROC Period & intensity threshold SuperTrend Two ATR sets, Heikin-Ashi on/off (Every parameter is commented inside the script.) How to Use Add the script to any chart. Set SymCal to on when your symbol has real volume data (futures, ETFs, equities). Replace the three default tickers with your own—e.g. ES1!, ZB1!, CL1! for a macro setup. Pick a colour scheme; Purple ⇅ Blue looks great on dark backgrounds. Choose ALL for the full heat-map with labels, or isolate any single layer via the dropdown. Notes The heat-map lives in the main pane on fixed Y-bands (0 – 70). Do not enable Auto-Fit scaling. If a symbol has no volume, SymCal = on yields no colouring—switch it off to fall back to price-based gradients.
Pine Script® indicator
by Kpt-Ahab
Key Pivot Collector (Dataset-Oriented)Extracts clean, confirmed pivot highs and lows for structural analysis and backtesting. Filters out noise using ATR, % move, and bar distance, keeping only significant swing points (PH / PL) instead of cluttered HH/HL/LH/LL sequences. Designed for: • pivot-based evaluation (T-5, T-1, etc.) • dataset generation • market structure analysis Not a trading signal indicator — pivots are confirmed with delay and plotted on the true event bar.
Pine Script® indicator
by Vyaslav
Continuous Specific Futures ContractI have been following the work of the altruistic Market Wizard Peter Brandt for a few years now. Peter often uses a chart on Trade Navigator which string together the same monthly contract for a given commodity over a number of years. For example, he will chart, say, the December Corn contracts back over several years. This is a feature not available on Tradingview, which is the platform I generally use for analysis. This morning I innocently ask Gemini if it could create the Pine script for such a chart. A few hours later of tweaking and refining together we came up with this script. There are a few points to bear in mind if you use it. 1) How far you can look back depends on your Tradingview subscription. As I use a Premium subscription the script has been designed using it. The script hasn’t been tested on any other subscription types. 2) It’s effectiveness also depends on whether or not you have a data subscription. If you do not have a data subscription, then the look back period is probably limited. 3) Look carefully at the Inputs screen to choose the right contract etc. 4) I have included the ADX indicator although it will often be invisible on the screen because of the scale. You can, however, see the reading for the current bar you are viewing by looking at the status bar. I have spent more time on it that perhaps I should have done. Feel free to improve on it.
Pine Script® indicator
by PigsMightFly
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OpenFrame Range MapOpenFrame Range Map is an intraday opening-range framework built for traders who want more than a basic session box. Instead of only plotting the first range of the session, this script turns that range into a structured map for the rest of the day. It measures the opening range, plots its internal levels, builds expansion targets from the completed range, tracks session VWAP, and then monitors how price behaves after the range is finished. The default setup is based on an Asian-session workflow in UTC : Opening Range Window: 0000-0100 Trading Session Window: 0000-0900 Both can be changed from the settings, so the script can also be adapted to London, New York, or any custom intraday session. Why use this indicator Many opening-range tools stop at plotting a high and a low. That is useful, but often incomplete. This script is designed for traders who want to answer questions like: Is today’s opening range relatively small or already stretched? Is price accepting above the range, rejecting it, or staying trapped inside it? Where are the next objective expansion levels once the range is complete? Is post-range movement happening with clean session structure or not? How is price behaving relative to the session VWAP after the opening range is established? The goal is not to predict the future. The goal is to give intraday traders a cleaner structure for context, bias, and target mapping once the first range of the session is known. What makes this script different This script is not just an opening-range box. It combines several components into one workflow: Opening Range Structure Range high Range low Midpoint 25% and 75% internal levels Optional opening-range box Expansion Target Ladder 0.5x 1.0x 1.5x 2.0x optional custom multiplier Session VWAP A custom session VWAP that resets at the start of the selected trading session, instead of relying only on a generic daily reset Range Quality Classification The completed opening range is compared against confirmed daily ATR context This helps classify the day as Compressed, Balanced, or Expanded Post-Range Behavior Tracking Bullish acceptance above the completed range Bearish acceptance below the completed range Optional first retest markers after acceptance So the script is not only about drawing levels. It is also about helping traders read what happens after the range is built. How it works: During the selected Opening Range Window, the script builds the range high and range low. While the range is forming, the dashboard shows Building. When the window ends, the range is locked. The script then calculates: midpoint quartiles expansion targets range size relative to confirmed daily ATR During the selected Trading Session Window, the script monitors whether price accepts above or below the completed range. If enabled, it also marks the first clean retest of the broken range boundary. How to use it A common workflow is: Wait for the opening range to complete Observe the range size and quality classification Watch whether price remains inside the range or accepts outside it Use the target ladder as objective reference levels Use session VWAP as an extra intraday context layer Use acceptance and retest markers as structure events, not as guaranteed outcomes Default session logic: The script defaults to an Asian-session intraday structure in UTC, but the sessions are fully editable. This script works best on intraday charts. Higher timeframes can still display the levels, but the intended use is intraday session analysis. Important limitations This is not a prediction engine It does not guarantee profitable outcomes Acceptance and retest markers are structure events, not certainty signals Session choice matters and can significantly change behavior Opening-range logic is most useful on intraday charts Summary OpenFrame Range Map is built for traders who want to turn the first part of a session into a usable framework for the rest of the day. It helps answer: how large the session range is whether the day started compressed or expanded whether price is accepting outside the range where objective expansion levels sit how price behaves around the session VWAP after the range is complete That makes it more than a simple session box and more useful as a daily intraday structure map.
Pine Script® indicator
by nexusledger
Breakout Base PRO --- ## 🔍 Core Concept * Used to identify **consolidation zones (base)** * Wait for a **real breakout** (with buffer + volume) * Generate **only one signal per base** * Candle colors will **maintain the trend** until a new base forms --- ## ⚙️ ATR (Very Important) Used to determine whether the **consolidation range is tight enough** ### ✅ Recommended Settings (XAUUSD / Gold) * ATR Length = 14–20 * ATR Threshold = 1.2 – 1.8 ### 🎯 Suggested Default * ATR Length = 15 * ATR Threshold = 1.5 ### 🔧 How to Adjust * If there are **too many signals / too many fake breakouts** → Increase Threshold to **1.7 – 2.0** * If there are **too few signals** → Decrease Threshold to **1.2 – 1.3** --- ## 📊 Volume Filter Used to confirm whether the breakout has **real momentum** ### ✅ Recommended Settings * Use Volume Filter = ON * Volume Multiplier = 1.2 – 1.5 ### 🎯 Suggested Default * Volume Multiplier = 1.3 ### 🔧 How to Adjust * If you get **frequent fake breakouts** → Increase to **1.5 – 2.0** * If you **miss entries / too few signals** → Decrease to **1.1 – 1.2** * For **Forex / Gold (less reliable volume)** → You may turn it **OFF** and use other indicators instead --- ## 🔥 Quick Presets (Recommended) ### 🥇 Conservative (Higher accuracy) * ATR Threshold = 1.7 * Volume Multiplier = 1.5 ### 🥈 Balanced * ATR Threshold = 1.5 * Volume Multiplier = 1.3 ### 🥉 Aggressive (Faster entries, higher risk) * ATR Threshold = 1.3 * Volume Multiplier = 1.1 --- ## ⚠️ Important Tips * Lower timeframes (M5, M15) → use **higher Threshold** * Higher timeframes (H1+) → can use **lower Threshold** * Gold (XAUUSD) → high volatility → **avoid setting Threshold too low** --- ใช้หา “ช่วงพักตัว” (base) รอ “เบรกจริง” (มี buffer + volume) ยิงสัญญาณครั้งเดียวต่อ 1 base สีแท่งจะ “คง trend” จนกว่าจะมี base ใหม่ *ATR (สำคัญมาก) ใช้กำหนดว่า “ช่วงพักตัวแคบพอไหม” ค่าแนะนำ XAUUSD (ทอง) ATR Length = 14–20 ATR Threshold = 1.2 – 1.8 ตั้งค่าแนะนำเริ่มต้น ATR Length = 15 ATR Threshold = 1.5 ปรับยังไงดี ถ้า “สัญญาณเยอะไป / หลอกเยอะ” เพิ่ม Threshold → 1.7 – 2.0 ถ้า “สัญญาณน้อยไป” ลด Threshold → 1.2 – 1.3 Volume Filter ใช้กรองว่า breakout “มีแรงจริงไหม” ค่าแนะนำ Use Volume Filter = ON Volume Multiplier = 1.2 – 1.5 ตั้งค่าเริ่มต้น Volume Multiplier = 1.3 ปรับยังไงดี ถ้า “โดน fake breakout บ่อย” เพิ่มเป็น 1.5 – 2.0 ถ้า “เข้าไม่ค่อยทัน / สัญญาณน้อย” ลดเป็น 1.1 – 1.2 ถ้าเทรด Forex/ทอง (volume ไม่แม่นมาก) อาจปิด (OFF) แล้วใช้ indicator อื่นแทน สูตรลัด (แนะนำเลย) สายปลอดภัย (แม่น เน้นคุณภาพ) ATR Threshold = 1.7 Volume Multiplier = 1.5 สายบาลานซ์ ATR Threshold = 1.5 Volume Multiplier = 1.3 สายเข้าไว (เสี่ยงหน่อย) ATR Threshold = 1.3 Volume Multiplier = 1.1 ทริคสำคัญ Timeframe เล็ก (M5, M15) → ใช้ Threshold สูงขึ้น Timeframe ใหญ่ (H1+) → ใช้ Threshold ต่ำลงได้ ทอง (XAUUSD) → volatility สูง → อย่าตั้งต่ำเกิน
Pine Script® indicator
by jinpin5811
TRAN VAN LAM PS M2//@version=5 indicator("VN30 M2 - BREAK + EMA RETEST", overlay=true) // ===== INPUT ===== emaLen = input.int(32, "EMA") // ===== EMA ===== ema = ta.ema(close, emaLen) plot(ema, color=color.orange) // ===== SUPER TREND ===== = ta.supertrend(3, 10) plot(st, color = dir == 1 ? color.green : color.red) // ===== TRẠNG THÁI GÃY TREND ===== breakUp = ta.crossover(close, st) breakDown = ta.crossunder(close, st) // ===== LƯU TRẠNG THÁI SAU KHI GÃY ===== var bool waitBuy = false var bool waitSell = false if (breakUp) waitBuy := true waitSell := false if (breakDown) waitSell := true waitBuy := false // ===== RETEST EMA ===== retestBuy = waitBuy and low <= ema and close > ema retestSell = waitSell and high >= ema and close < ema // ===== TÍN HIỆU ===== buySignal = retestBuy sellSignal = retestSell // reset sau khi vào lệnh if (buySignal) waitBuy := false if (sellSignal) waitSell := false // ===== HIỂN THỊ ===== plotshape(buySignal, location=location.belowbar, style=shape.labelup, text="BUY", color=color.green) plotshape(sellSignal, location=location.abovebar, style=shape.labeldown, text="SELL", color=color.red) // ===== ALERT ===== alertcondition(buySignal, title="BUY", message="BUY RETEST EMA") alertcondition(sellSignal, title="SELL", message="SELL RETEST EMA")
Pine Script® indicator
by drcow
WRAITH PROTOCOL OSCWhat Is This Indicator? Rather than plotting raw price, it normalizes the entire lookback range onto a clean 0–100 scale, making it easier to visualize where price currently sits relative to its recent high and low — and how Fibonacci levels, volume clusters, and momentum all align in one unified pane. Core Components & What They Do=> 1. Normalized Price Axis (0–100 Scale) The indicator rescales price so that the lowest point of the lookback period = 0 and the highest = 100. This instantly tells you whether price is near the bottom, middle, or top of its recent range without doing any manual math. 2. Fibonacci Levels- Eleven key Fibonacci ratios are plotted across the normalized range: -0.13, 0, 0.13, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 0.886, and 1.0, plus 1.13. Each level shows the actual price value alongside the ratio and normalized position. These act as dynamic support and resistance zones within the lookback window. 3. Volume Profile- A horizontal volume profile is plotted to the right of the range box, split into buy volume (bullish candles) and sell volume (bearish candles) per price bucket. The Point of Control (POC) — the price level with the highest total volume — is highlighted in red. This is the most important level on the chart because it shows where the most trading activity has occurred. 4. Fibonacci Gap-Probability Arrows- This is the signal engine. At the current bar, the indicator measures the gap between the current normalized price and the nearest Fibonacci level above and below. It then calculates a probability: if price is very close to the lower Fibonacci level and far from the upper one, the upward probability score is higher, and vice versa. The ▲ and ▼ arrows show these gap distances and probability percentages live on the chart. Visual reinforcement — the dominant direction arrow renders in full brightness, the weaker direction fades to 50% opacity, so the bias is immediately readable without even reading the numbers. Reading it in practice (both for long and short): prob 60–70% → moderate bias, worth noting prob 70–80% → strong bias, consider positioning prob 80%+ → price is almost sitting on a level, high-conviction setup zone 5. Info Table- A dashboard table showing: total candle count in the lookback, the largest single buy and sell candle price, buy/sell volume rates as percentages, trend bias (Bullish/Bearish), Fibonacci-derived support (0.886 retracement) and resistance (0.618 retracement), estimated P&L between those two levels, and the final directional Estimate (Up/Down/Neutral) derived from the probability arrows. How to Trade with It=> Step 1 — Read the Estimate first. The bottom-right cell of the info table shows "Up (X%)" or "Down (X%)". This is your directional bias for the current bar. A probability above 60% is a meaningful lean; above 70% is a strong signal. Step 2 — Confirm with Volume Profile. Check where the POC line sits relative to current price. If the Estimate says "Up" and price is below the POC, the POC acts as a magnet — that is a higher-conviction long setup. If price is above the POC and the Estimate says "Down", look for mean-reversion short opportunities. Step 3 — Use Fibonacci levels as entry and exit zones. The 0.382, 0.5, and 0.618 levels are the most commonly respected. A bounce off the 0.618 normalized level (meaning price is near 38 on the 0–100 scale) with a bullish volume profile and an "Up" Estimate is a textbook long entry. Target the 0.382 or 0.236 level above for exits. Step 4 — Check Buy Rate vs Sell Rate. If Buy Rate is above 55% and the trend reads "Bullish", that confirms institutional buying pressure within the lookback window. Avoid longs when Sell Rate dominates even if the Estimate temporarily reads "Up" — it may just be a brief pullback within a downtrend. Step 5 — Support and Resistance for Stop Placement. The table's Support level (0.886 retracement) is a logical stop-loss zone for long trades. If price closes below it, the bullish thesis is invalidated. Resistance (0.618) is the first profit target. Recommended Timeframes=> The indicator is highly adaptable, but it performs best under these conditions: Intraday Scalping — 3min to 15min: Use a lookback of 30–50 candles. The probability arrows update quickly and help identify short-term Fibonacci bounces within the session range. Intraday Swing — 15min to 1 Hour: The default 60-candle lookback works well here. This is the sweet spot for the indicator — enough data for a meaningful volume profile while still being reactive to intraday structure. Swing Trading — 4 Hour to Daily: Increase the lookback to 80–120 candles. Fibonacci levels at this timeframe represent multi-day support and resistance and are widely watched by institutional participants. Avoid on tick charts or very low-volume instruments — the volume profile becomes unreliable without sufficient trade data. Practical Tips=> When the normalized close is between 40 and 60 (mid-range), treat signals as lower confidence — price is in no-man's-land between major Fibonacci levels. The dominant volume bucket highlighted in teal/cyan on the profile is the strongest magnet zone. Price frequently returns to it. Enable "Extend to Right Edge" on Fibonacci levels when using this for swing trades so you can see where levels project into future candles. Flipping the Volume Profile to the left is useful when you want to keep the right side of the chart clean for price action reading. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This indicator is provided strictly for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Past performance of any signal or strategy derived from this tool does not guarantee future results. All trading involves substantial risk of loss, including the possible loss of your entire invested capital. The probability estimates shown are purely mathematical calculations based on Fibonacci gap distances and do not predict future price movement. Always conduct your own due diligence, apply proper risk management, and consult a licensed/SEBI regd. financial advisor before making any trading decisions. (Pls read the entire description above) Happy Trading !!
Pine Script® indicator
by kingshukghosh71
TRAN VAN LAM PS M2//@version=5 indicator("VN30 M2 - BREAK + EMA RETEST", overlay=true) // ===== INPUT ===== emaLen = input.int(32, "EMA") // ===== EMA ===== ema = ta.ema(close, emaLen) plot(ema, color=color.orange) // ===== SUPER TREND ===== = ta.supertrend(3, 10) plot(st, color = dir == 1 ? color.green : color.red) // ===== TRẠNG THÁI GÃY TREND ===== breakUp = ta.crossover(close, st) breakDown = ta.crossunder(close, st) // ===== LƯU TRẠNG THÁI SAU KHI GÃY ===== var bool waitBuy = false var bool waitSell = false if (breakUp) waitBuy := true waitSell := false if (breakDown) waitSell := true waitBuy := false // ===== RETEST EMA ===== retestBuy = waitBuy and low <= ema and close > ema retestSell = waitSell and high >= ema and close < ema // ===== TÍN HIỆU ===== buySignal = retestBuy sellSignal = retestSell // reset sau khi vào lệnh if (buySignal) waitBuy := false if (sellSignal) waitSell := false // ===== HIỂN THỊ ===== plotshape(buySignal, location=location.belowbar, style=shape.labelup, text="BUY", color=color.green) plotshape(sellSignal, location=location.abovebar, style=shape.labeldown, text="SELL", color=color.red) // ===== ALERT ===== alertcondition(buySignal, title="BUY", message="BUY RETEST EMA") alertcondition(sellSignal, title="SELL", message="SELL RETEST EMA")
Pine Script® indicator
by drcow
TRAN VAN LAM PHAI SINH M2//@version=5 indicator("VN30 M2 - BREAK + CONFIRM PRO", overlay=true) // ===== INPUT ===== emaLen = input.int(32, "EMA") tpRR = input.float(1.2, "TP RR") slLookback = input.int(5, "SL Lookback") // ===== EMA ===== ema = ta.ema(close, emaLen) plot(ema, color=color.orange) // ===== SUPER TREND ===== = ta.supertrend(3, 10) plot(st, color = dir == 1 ? color.green : color.red) // ===== STOCH ===== k = ta.sma(ta.stoch(close, high, low, 14), 3) d = ta.sma(k, 3) // ===== TREND ===== trendUp = close > ema trendDown = close < ema // ===== ENTRY SỚM ===== earlyBuy = trendUp and ta.crossover(k, d) and k < 50 earlySell = trendDown and ta.crossunder(k, d) and k > 50 // ===== XÁC NHẬN (NẾN SAU) ===== confirmBuy = earlyBuy and close > close confirmSell = earlySell and close < close // ===== BẮT GÃY SUPER TREND (QUAN TRỌNG) ===== breakBuy = ta.crossover(close, st) and close > open breakSell = ta.crossunder(close, st) and close < open // ===== TÍN HIỆU CUỐI ===== buySignal = confirmBuy or breakBuy sellSignal = confirmSell or breakSell // ===== SL / TP ===== longSL = ta.lowest(low, slLookback) shortSL = ta.highest(high, slLookback) longTP = close + (close - longSL) * tpRR shortTP = close - (shortSL - close) * tpRR // ===== HIỂN THỊ ===== plotshape(buySignal, location=location.belowbar, style=shape.labelup, text="BUY", color=color.green, textcolor=color.white) plotshape(sellSignal, location=location.abovebar, style=shape.labeldown, text="SELL", color=color.red, textcolor=color.white) // ===== TP / SL ===== plot(buySignal ? longSL : na, color=color.red, style=plot.style_linebr) plot(buySignal ? longTP : na, color=color.green, style=plot.style_linebr) plot(sellSignal ? shortSL : na, color=color.red, style=plot.style_linebr) plot(sellSignal ? shortTP : na, color=color.green, style=plot.style_linebr) // ===== ALERT ===== alertcondition(buySignal, title="BUY", message="BUY M2") alertcondition(sellSignal, title="SELL", message="SELL M2")
Pine Script® indicator
by drcow
Smart Money Concepts [HIBRID LuxAlgo]Ez az indikátor egy összetett SMC + EMA + VWAP hibrid kereskedési rendszer, amely a piaci struktúrát és a trendet együtt használja a pontosabb belépők meghatározására. Figyeli a BOS / CHoCH szerkezetváltásokat, az Order Block és Fair Value Gap zónákat, valamint a 9 / 21 / 200 EMA és a VWAP alapú irányt. Ezekből meghatározza, hogy a piac inkább bullish vagy bearish környezetben van, majd ennek megfelelően jelöli a lehetséges BUY / SELL belépőket. Az indikátor nemcsak jelet ad, hanem automatikusan kirajzolja a belépési szintet (Entry), a stop-loss szintet (SL) és a TP1 / TP2 / TP3 célárakat is, méghozzá a legfrissebb releváns OB / FVG zónákhoz igazítva. Tartalmaz trend-, RSI-, ADX-, HTF- és session-szűrőket is, így a gyengébb vagy nem megerősített setupokat ki tudja szűrni. Röviden: ez az indikátor arra készült, hogy a nyers SMC-struktúrát összekösse a trendkövető EMA/VWAP logikával, és ebből egy vizuálisan jól követhető, konkrét beszálló–SL–TP kereskedési tervet adjon. This indicator is a hybrid SMC + EMA + VWAP trading system designed to combine market structure with trend-based confirmation for more precise entries. It tracks BOS / CHoCH structure shifts, Order Block and Fair Value Gap zones, and also uses the 9 / 21 / 200 EMA together with VWAP to define directional bias. Based on these factors, it determines whether market conditions are more bullish or bearish and marks potential BUY / SELL setups accordingly. The indicator does more than just generate signals: it also automatically plots the Entry, Stop Loss (SL), and TP1 / TP2 / TP3 take-profit levels, aligned with the most relevant recent OB / FVG zones. It also includes optional filters such as trend, RSI, ADX, HTF confirmation, and session filtering, helping to avoid weaker or lower-quality setups. In short, this indicator is built to merge raw SMC structure analysis with EMA/VWAP trend logic and turn that into a clear, visual, trade-ready entry–SL–TP plan.
Pine Script® indicator
by raczdavidbence
Moving Average ExponentialTriple EMA Ribbon Indicator (Short, Medium, Long-Term) This indicator is a classic Exponential Moving Average (EMA) ribbon designed for TradingView, fully upgraded to Pine Script v6. It plots three distinct EMAs on the chart simultaneously, helping traders quickly identify market trends, dynamic support/resistance levels, and potential entry or exit signals across different time horizons. Key Features Three-Tier Trend Analysis: The indicator combines three EMAs with default lengths of 21 (Short-term), 55 (Medium-term), and 144 (Long-term). This combination is widely used by professional traders to filter out market noise and capture the core trend. Fully Customizable: Users can easily adjust the length, data source (e.g., close, open, high, low), and offset for each of the three EMAs directly from the indicator settings panel, without needing to modify the code. Visual Clarity: The EMAs are color-coded for instant recognition: Red Line (EMA 21): Represents the short-term momentum. Blue Line (EMA 55): Represents the medium-term trend. White Line (EMA 144): Represents the long-term macro trend. Pine Script v6 Optimized: The code has been modernized to utilize the latest Pine Script v6 namespaces (such as ta.ema and input.int), ensuring maximum performance, stability, and future compatibility on the TradingView platform. How to Use Trend Identification: When the short-term EMA (Red) is above the medium-term (Blue) and long-term (White) EMAs, it indicates a strong bullish trend. Conversely, when the short-term EMA is at the bottom, it signals a bearish trend. Crossovers: Watch for the EMA 21 crossing above the EMA 55 or EMA 144 as a potential buy signal (Golden Cross). A cross below can be interpreted as a sell signal (Death Cross). Dynamic Support/Resistance: In a trending market, the EMA 55 and EMA 144 often act as strong dynamic support (in an uptrend) or resistance (in a downtrend) zones where price pullbacks might bounce. This tool is perfect for trend-following strategies and can be applied to any asset class, including Crypto, Forex, and Stocks, across any timeframe.
Pine Script® indicator
by dylancui9
RSI AND Multi EMA 1. The Core Concept: RSI EMA SmoothingStandard RSI can be jagged and prone to false spikes. By applying an EMA (typically a 13 or 21-period) to the RSI line itself, you create a signal line that represents the "average momentum."RSI > RSI EMA: Upward momentum is accelerating.RSI < RSI EMA: Downward momentum is accelerating. 2. The Multi-Timeframe (MTF) FilterTo identify "false" moves, you compare a lower timeframe (e.g., 15-minute or 1-hour) with a higher timeframe (e.g., 4-hour or Daily).A. Identifying a "False" Market Fall (The Bear Trap)When the market drops suddenly, retail traders often panic-sell. The MTF RSI EMA shows this is "false" if:Lower Timeframe (LTF): The RSI drops sharply below its EMA and enters the oversold zone (under 30).Higher Timeframe (HTF): The RSI remains comfortably above its EMA and stays in the bullish territory (above 50).The Interpretation: The long-term trend is still healthy. The sudden fall is likely a liquidity grab or a minor retracement. Instead of selling, professional traders look for "hidden bullish divergence" here to buy the dip.B. Identifying a "False" Jump (The Bull Trap/Exit Signal)When the market pumps suddenly, FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) often kicks in. The MTF RSI EMA suggests this is the "wrong time to enter" if:Lower Timeframe (LTF): The RSI verticalizes, screaming into the overbought zone (above 70) and moving far away from its EMA.Higher Timeframe (HTF): The RSI is hitting a "ceiling" (like 60 or 70) or is showing a lower high while price shows a higher high (Bearish Divergence).The Interpretation: The "jump" is an exhaustion move. The market is overextended. Instead of entering, this is the time to "shed" (reduce) positions or tighten stop-losses. 3. Practical Trading Rules Market Action RSI / EMA Condition Action to Take Sudden Spike LTF RSI is > 80; HTF RSI is showing weakness/divergence. Do Not Enter. Scale out of long positions (Shed).Sudden Dump LTF RSI is < 20; HTF RSI is still above 50 and its EMA. Do Not Panic. Look for support levels to add to positions. 4. Why This Works Market cycles move in waves. A "sudden jump" on a 5-minute chart might look like a breakout, but when viewed through the lens of a Daily RSI EMA, it may simply be the price returning to its mean before continuing a larger downtrend. Summary for your notes: True moves are synchronized across timeframes (RSI and EMA trending together on both LTF and HTF).False moves are characterized by "decoupling" (LTF goes parabolic while HTF remains stagnant or rolls over).
Pine Script® indicator
by akghuf19ag24
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FVG 100% Open MTF v3Multi-timeframe Fair Value Gap indicator that displays 100% open FVGs from higher timeframes directly on the current chart. Bullish FVG labels are placed at the bottom-right of the zone, while bearish FVG labels are placed at the top-right for better readability. The script supports multiple higher timeframes at once and staggers the label positions horizontally to reduce overlap between HTF labels. Zones remain visible until they are touched, allowing traders to track untouched liquidity imbalances more clearly. Includes customizable colors, label size, max active zones, and right-side extension settings.
Pine Script® indicator
by sugogou
CTZ Multi-Cycle (30/60/90 Bars) CTZ Multi-Cycle Indicator** maps three independent time cycles (default 30, 60, and 90 bars) onto any chart, anchored either to an automatic pivot low or a manually chosen date. Vertical lines mark each cycle boundary (red/blue/yellow), faded lines project the next expected turning point, and triangle markers highlight when two or all three cycles align — potential high-significance lows. A heads-up dashboard shows each cycle's current phase (Rising, High Zone, Falling, Due Low), bars remaining, last confirmed low price/date, and a look-ahead countdown to the next sync between any pair or all three cycles.
Pine Script® indicator
by CryptoTradingZone
Educational structure model [Clever]📘 Educational Structure Model Complete Analytical Framework Documentation 1️⃣ Concept Overview Educational Structure Model is a multi-layer analytical framework developed to assist in structured observation of price behavior across varying market conditions. The script integrates market structure recognition, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) smoothing, directional pressure modeling, volume participation analytics, VWAP deviation context, and Fair Value Gap (FVG) imbalance detection within a unified system. Rather than functioning as a predictive or automated trading mechanism, the model is designed to organize historical price and volume data into clearly interpretable analytical states. All calculations are derived from confirmed historical bars, and no forward-referencing logic is used. 2️⃣ How It Works The indicator works by combining multiple internal engines that interact sequentially. First, pivot-based swing detection identifies structural highs and lows using user-defined sensitivity parameters. When price closes beyond a previously confirmed structural level, the system internally registers structural transitions such as Break of Structure (BOS) or Change of Character (CHoCH). These transitions continuously update the script’s structural bias state. Simultaneously, DSP-based smoothing is applied to price data to filter short-term fluctuations and highlight broader directional tendencies. This smoothing process reduces noise without forecasting future movement. An internal directional pressure model then evaluates bullish and bearish context by measuring price displacement characteristics and structural alignment. Volume-based participation metrics, including delta interpretation, OBV, and CMF, are layered on top of this structure to determine whether directional movement is supported by participation flow. Optional VWAP deviation filtering adds equilibrium context, and FVG detection identifies imbalance zones formed by displacement candles. When multiple components align, the script plots informational condition labels that reflect structural and contextual confluence based strictly on historical data conditions. 3️⃣ How It Is Used The script is intended to be used as a structured analytical support tool rather than a standalone execution system. A typical analytical process may begin with observing higher timeframe structural bias. Users then assess whether DSP trend filtering aligns with that structural direction. Pressure readings and participation metrics can be reviewed to evaluate whether movement is supported by relative strength conditions. When informational bullish or bearish condition labels appear, users may observe whether FVG imbalance zones form nearby. A conservative analytical approach may involve monitoring partial or full imbalance mitigation before evaluating potential execution planning. The script is designed to assist in contextual alignment and disciplined observation, while independent risk management and exposure control remain entirely the responsibility of the user. 4️⃣ Structural Engine Foundation At its core, the script operates through pivot-based structure detection. Adjustable pivot lengths allow users to control the sensitivity of swing identification. Break of Structure (BOS) reflects continuation within prevailing context, while Change of Character (CHoCH) signals a potential shift in directional control. These structural events are tracked dynamically and provide the foundation for higher-level contextual analysis. 5️⃣ DSP-Based Trend Filtering Mechanism The DSP smoothing mechanism reduces minor fluctuations and helps maintain clarity in directional assessment. Users can configure smoothing length to balance responsiveness and stability. This trend-filtering component assists in contextual interpretation but does not attempt to forecast future price direction. 6️⃣ Directional Pressure Model The internal pressure engine calculates relative bullish and bearish context using structural and price displacement factors. It provides descriptive bias states rather than trade instructions. Pressure alignment with structural breaks can help users evaluate whether momentum supports observed transitions. 7️⃣ Volume Participation Framework Volume participation is assessed through integrated metrics such as delta logic, OBV, and CMF. These tools help determine whether structural developments are occurring alongside meaningful participation shifts. Participation context enhances structural interpretation but does not independently determine outcomes. 8️⃣ VWAP Deviation Context The optional VWAP deviation filter allows users to observe whether price is positioned near equilibrium or extended away from average value. Structural events occurring near equilibrium zones may carry different contextual interpretation compared to extended conditions. This filter is configurable and serves as an additional contextual layer. 9️⃣ Fair Value Gap (FVG) Imbalance Detection The script identifies displacement-based imbalance zones through Fair Value Gap detection. When informational conditions align with nearby imbalance formation, users may choose to observe mitigation behavior before evaluating execution planning. This approach aligns with liquidity-focused structural frameworks without implying predictive certainty. 🔟 Key Features The key features of the Educational Structure Model include dynamic pivot-based structural tracking, automatic BOS and CHoCH recognition, configurable DSP trend smoothing, internal directional pressure modeling, integrated participation analytics through volume metrics, optional VWAP deviation filtering, automated FVG imbalance detection, multi-timeframe alignment capability, informational confluence labels, customizable alerts, and extensive visual control options. The script is designed to provide layered contextual clarity rather than simplified binary outputs. 1️⃣1️⃣ Settings & Customization The script offers comprehensive customization options to accommodate different analytical styles and timeframes. Users can adjust pivot sensitivity to refine structural detection, modify DSP smoothing length to influence directional filtering responsiveness, configure pressure thresholds to adjust bias sensitivity, enable or disable participation filters, activate VWAP deviation context, toggle FVG imbalance detection, and configure multi-timeframe alignment parameters. Visual components such as label visibility and feature activation can also be tailored to maintain chart clarity. This flexibility allows the model to adapt across intraday, swing, and higher timeframe analytical environments. 1️⃣2️⃣ Informational Labels & Alerts Informational condition labels appear when structural, directional, and contextual criteria align according to user-defined settings. Alert conditions are available for bullish and bearish analytical alignments and function as notifications rather than execution commands. Alerts should be interpreted within a broader analytical framework. 1️⃣3️⃣ Analytical Limitations The script does not predict future price movement, does not guarantee performance, does not provide automated execution, and does not eliminate market risk. It organizes historical market data into structured analytical states intended for observational support. ## Multi-Timeframe Structural Alignment The script optionally supports multi-timeframe structural alignment, allowing users to observe higher timeframe directional context while refining structural behavior on lower timeframes. Alignment between timeframes may provide additional analytical clarity when evaluating structural continuation or transition. This feature remains configurable so that users can determine how higher timeframe data integrates into their workflow. ##Suggested Analytical Workflow A structured analytical workflow using this model may involve identifying higher timeframe structural bias, confirming directional alignment through DSP smoothing, observing pressure conditions, validating participation via volume metrics, monitoring informational label appearance, and optionally observing FVG mitigation before evaluating potential execution scenarios. Independent risk management and exposure control remain essential components outside the scope of the script. ## Educational & Risk Disclosure This script is provided for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial, investment, or portfolio management advice. Market participation involves risk, and outcomes vary depending on volatility, liquidity, timeframe selection, and user-defined parameters. Users are responsible for conducting independent analysis and applying appropriate risk management strategies.
Pine Script® indicator
by TheCleverTraders
SS Keltner LineA customised Keltner Channel indicator designed for crash detection and mean-reversion entries on SPY and broad market indices. Unlike standard Keltner Channel implementations, this version uses an asymmetric band structure — a wider upper band for overbought detection and two tiered lower bands to distinguish between moderate and deep oversold conditions. Band structure: Upper band — EMA + 2.75 × ATR(10) — blue. Overbought / extended zone Basis — 20-period EMA — yellow. Mean reversion target / take profit level Lower band 2.0 — EMA − 2.0 × ATR(10) — green. First oversold zone, initial entry consideration Lower band 2.5 — EMA − 2.5 × ATR(10) — red. Deep oversold zone, high-conviction entry Visual fill zones: Light blue fill between upper band and EMA — extended/overbought territory Light green fill between EMA and lower 2.0 — mild pullback zone Light red fill between lower 2.0 and lower 2.5 — deep crash zone, primary LEAPS entry region Intended use: On the weekly chart, a SPY close at or below the green lower band (2.0×) forms part of a multi-signal crash entry system. A close into the red zone (2.5×) represents an extreme reading historically associated with maximum fear entries. The EMA basis serves as the primary take-profit target on mean reversion. Part of the SS LEAPS crash trading system. Best used on weekly timeframe alongside VIX RSI, Fear & Greed, S5TH breadth, and VX1!/VX2! backwardation signals.
Pine Script® indicator
by surajsajeev1988
SPY Crash Score - LEAPS 7 SignalsA systematic trading decision tool for timing long-dated SPY call options (LEAPS) during market crashes. Built around a 7-signal, 100-point scoring framework backtested over 10 years (2016–2026) with a 100% win rate at threshold entries. How it works: Enter 8 weekly values from TradingView every Sunday — SPY close, Keltner Channel lower band, SPY RSI, CNN Fear & Greed index, VIX level, VIX RSI, VX1!/VX2! ratio, and S5TH breadth reading. The tool scores each signal against calibrated thresholds derived from historical crash entries (Oct 2018, Dec 2018, Mar 2020, Apr 2025) and outputs a deployment verdict. Signals scored: Keltner Channel breach (SPY ≤ KC Lower, weekly) — 20pts SPY weekly RSI ≤ 33.82 — 20pts CNN Fear & Greed ≤ 20 — 20pts VIX ≥ 33.90 — 15pts VIX weekly RSI ≥ 68 — 15pts VX1!/VX2! backwardation ≥ 1.060 — 5pts S5TH breadth ≤ 26% — 10pts Deployment rules: Score ≥ 80 → deploy 40% | Consecutive week ≥ 80 → deploy 70% | Perfect 100 → deploy 100%. Take profit at Keltner Basis. IBKR conditional order tracker highlights when both overnight order conditions are simultaneously met (VIX ≥ 29 AND SPY ≤ 622.61).
Pine Script® indicator
by surajsajeev1988