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MrRexo RBS# MrRexo Setup
MrRexo Setup is an open-source market structure and setup-mapping indicator for PulseWire. It combines higher-timeframe bias, previous-period levels, all-time high tracking, BOS, FVG, price GAPs, high/low moving average bands, and optional entry markers in one chart overlay.
The script is designed for a dark, technical chart layout and is intended to help traders quickly read directional context, structure breaks, imbalance zones, and potential continuation setups without stacking multiple separate indicators.
## What This Indicator Shows
MrRexo Setup focuses on several core areas:
- Higher-timeframe bias for daily, weekly, and monthly context.
- Previous day, week, and month high/low levels.
- All-time high based on the chart history available to the script.
- Break of Structure levels.
- Fair Value Gaps.
- Candle-to-candle price GAPs.
- Distance and estimated closure probability for the nearest FVG and GAP above and below price.
- Fast and slow high/low moving average bands.
- Optional LONG/SHORT setup markers based on band behavior.
## Bias Panel
The compact panel shows directional bias for:
- D - daily bias
- W - weekly bias
- M - monthly bias
Bias can be calculated using either:
- close versus previous range,
- fast/slow moving average relationship.
The panel also shows the nearest FVG and GAP distance in both directions, together with a heuristic closure probability.
## Previous-Period Levels
The indicator can draw:
- PDH - previous day high
- PDL - previous day low
- PWH - previous week high
- PWL - previous week low
- PMH - previous month high
- PML - previous month low
- ATH - all-time high from available chart history
Each group has configurable colors, labels, line style, line width, and extension behavior.
## Market Structure
Break of Structure is detected using pivot-based structure levels. BOS labels are placed directly on the structure line to keep them visually different from entry markers.
Bullish and bearish BOS colors can be configured independently.
## FVG and GAP Zones
The script detects both Fair Value Gaps and candle-to-candle price GAPs.
FVG features:
- wick or body based definition,
- minimum size in ticks,
- right extension,
- optional hide-after-fill behavior,
- configurable expiration in days,
- label with date and size in ticks.
GAP features:
- minimum size in ticks,
- right extension,
- optional hide-after-fill behavior,
- configurable expiration in days,
- label with date and size in ticks,
- partial consumption: the GAP zone shrinks as price fills it and disappears after full closure.
## Moving Average Bands
MrRexo Setup includes fast and slow high/low bands. Each band is calculated from high and low prices, not just close.
Supported average types:
- EMA
- SMA
- SMMA
- WMA
Default band settings:
- Fast band: 33
- Slow band: 144
- Band type: WMA
## Entry Markers
The indicator can show optional LONG/SHORT setup markers. These are not strategy orders and do not execute trades.
Supported signal types:
- Cross through band
- Return to band
- Bounce from band
Each entry marker is displayed as:
- L for long setups,
- S for short setups,
- a vertical line from the signal candle upward,
- a tooltip with the full signal type, such as SHORT BOUNCE F or LONG RETURN S.
Entry labels can be positioned using:
- Dynamic top
- Range top
- Fixed price
This makes it possible to keep markers visually aligned at the top of the chart.
## Default Settings
Default values are tuned for a clean, technical layout:
- Fast/slow bands: 33/144
- Band type: WMA
- Minimum FVG size: 80 ticks
- Minimum GAP size: 150 ticks
- FVG/GAP expiration: 14 days
- Entry signal spacing: 15 minutes
- Bias background: disabled by default
- GAP and FVG zones: extended to the right by default
All key colors, labels, line widths, visibility toggles, and zone settings can be adjusted from the indicator settings panel.
## Important Notes
This is an indicator, not a strategy. It does not place orders, run backtests, or provide financial advice.
ATH is calculated from the historical data available to the script on the current PulseWire chart. It may differ depending on symbol type, chart history, futures contract settings, continuous contract adjustments, and available data.
The closure probability shown for GAPs and FVGs is a heuristic model based on distance and zone age. It is not a statistical guarantee.
Use this tool as part of a broader trading plan, with your own confirmation process and risk management.
## Suggested Tags
market structure, bias, BOS, FVG, gap, price action, support resistance, trend, WMA, EMA, multi timeframe, liquidity, trading setup
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MrRexo Setup v0.3.9# MrRexo Setup v0.3.9
MrRexo Setup is a technical structure indicator designed to combine higher-timeframe bias, market structure, price gaps, fair value gaps, and band-based entry signals in one chart overlay.
The indicator is built for a dark, technical chart style and is intended to help traders read directional context, important previous-period levels, and potential liquidity or imbalance zones without switching between multiple tools.
## Main Features
- Daily, weekly, and monthly bias panel with compact directional arrows.
- Previous day, week, and month high/low levels: PDH, PDL, PWH, PWL, PMH, and PML.
- Break of Structure detection with BOS labels placed directly on structure lines.
- Fair Value Gap detection with configurable minimum size, colors, labels, and expiration.
- Price GAP detection with configurable minimum size, labels, expiration, and automatic partial consumption as price fills the gap.
- Distance and estimated closure probability for the nearest FVG and GAP in both directions.
- Fast and slow high/low moving average bands based on EMA, SMA, SMMA, or WMA.
- Optional entry signal labels based on band-cross and return-to-band conditions.
- Fully configurable colors for lines, boxes, labels, panel text, and backgrounds.
## Default Logic
The default setup uses 33/144 moving average bands and WMA for the band calculations. GAP detection starts from 150 ticks, while FVG detection starts from 80 ticks. GAP and FVG zones are extended to the right by default and expire after 14 days unless changed in the settings.
Entry signals are not restricted by trading session hours. They can appear at any time, while still respecting the configured spacing between signals, trend filter, consolidation filter, and enabled signal type.
## Notes
This indicator is not a strategy and does not place trades. It is a chart-analysis tool designed to support discretionary decision-making. All probability values are heuristic estimates based on distance and age of the zone, not statistical guarantees.
Use it together with your own market context, risk management, and trade validation process.
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Elliott Wave AnalysisElliott Wave Analysis Indicator for PulseWire
A comprehensive Pine Script indicator that helps identify and label Elliott Wave patterns with full customization.
Features:
Wave Patterns (toggle on/off)
Impulse Waves (1-2-3-4-5)
Corrections (A-B-C)
Flats (3-3-5 structure)
Zigzags (5-3-5 structure)
Triangles, Flags, Wedges (a-b-c-d-e)
Wave Degrees (15 hierarchical levels - toggle individually)
Supermillennium → Miniscule
Proper numbering for each degree (Roman numerals, Arabic numerals, circled numbers, etc.)
Technical Tools
Trend Channels: Auto-detects and draws upper/lower channels
Fibonacci Retracement: 0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%, 100%
Fibonacci Extension: 127.2%, 161.8%, 200%, 261.8%
Visual Design
White color only (no distractions)
Clean, professional appearance
Fully optional inputs—show only what you need
How It Works:
Customize via indicator settings to toggle wave patterns, degrees, channels, and Fibonacci levels on/off. Adapt the indicator to match your Elliott Wave analysis timeframe and trading style. Indicator

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PRIORAXIS Zone BandsPRIORAXIS 200W Zones
WHAT IT SHOWS
This indicator measures how far Bitcoin's price is stretched from its
200-week moving average — one of the most-watched secular levels in BTC —
and ranks that distance against its own history on a 0–1 scale. The result
is split into five zones, Deep Value through Distribution, drawn as price
bands on the chart and colored on the bars.
HOW IT WORKS
Each week it takes the ratio of price to its 200-week MA, then finds where
that ratio sits in its own historical distribution (a rolling percentile).
The zone boundaries are percentile thresholds; each band is the price level
where that percentile historically sat, multiplied by today's 200-week MA.
Because the percentiles roll forward, the bands self-adjust as new cycles
print — the upper band compresses over time on its own, reflecting
Bitcoin's diminishing cycle amplitude. No fixed multipliers, no
curve-fitting.
HOW TO USE IT
Run it on the weekly timeframe, on a log price scale, on a long-history
Bitcoin symbol. Read it as secular context, not a timing signal: it tells
you whether price is historically cheap or expensive relative to its
long-term mean, so accumulation and distribution decisions are anchored to
data instead of emotion. The zone boundaries are inputs — adjust them to
your own framework.
WHAT IT IS NOT
This is a single factor. It lags, it does not call tops or bottoms, and its
extremes are estimated from a small number of historical cycles — treat the
boundaries as approximate, not precise. It is one input of a broader
multi-factor framework, not a complete model and not a trading system.
OPEN SOURCE BY DESIGN
The full code is public and verifiable. If you can read it, you can check
exactly what it does. No black box.
For informational and educational purposes only. This is not financial
advice, not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset, and past behavior
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Edward Smart Channel ReversalEdward Smart Channel Reversal is a trend-following and reversal-detection indicator designed to identify high-probability market turning points while keeping traders aligned with the dominant trend.
Based on the chart example, the indicator combines three key elements:
* **Dynamic Smart Channel** (upper and lower adaptive bands)
* **Trend Filter** (smoothed central trend line)
* **Reversal Signals** (bullish and bearish trigger zones)
### How It Works
The indicator builds an adaptive price channel that expands and contracts with market volatility.
#### Bullish Reversal Setup
A buy signal is generated when:
✅ Price interacts with or rejects the lower channel boundary
✅ Price reclaims the trend filter
✅ Momentum shifts from bearish to bullish
On the chart, the highlighted green zones show where buyers regained control after a pullback, leading to a sustained upward move.
#### Bearish Reversal Setup
A sell signal is generated when:
✅ Price tests the upper channel boundary
✅ Price loses strength around the trend filter
✅ Momentum shifts from bullish to bearish
The marked red zone demonstrates a classic bearish reversal where price failed to hold above the trend filter and initiated a strong downside move.
### Key Features
✔ Adaptive volatility-based channel
✔ Early trend reversal detection
✔ Dynamic support and resistance zones
✔ Reduced market noise through trend filtering
✔ Suitable for crypto, forex, indices, and stocks
✔ Works across multiple timeframes
### Trading Guidelines
**Long Entries**
* Look for bullish reversal signals near the lower channel.
* Confirm price acceptance above the trend filter.
* Use the lower channel as a risk-management reference.
**Short Entries**
* Look for bearish reversal signals near the upper channel.
* Confirm rejection below the trend filter.
* Use the upper channel as a risk-management reference.
### Market Insight from the Example
In the BTC/USD chart:
* The indicator successfully identified a bullish continuation near the lower channel support.
* A bearish reversal signal appeared near the upper channel and trend filter confluence before a significant decline.
* Later, another bullish signal emerged as price reclaimed the trend filter, helping traders participate in the recovery phase.
### Best Use Cases
* Trend reversals
* Pullback entries
* Breakout confirmation
* Swing trading
* Intraday trend following
**Edward Smart Channel Reversal** helps traders visualize trend structure, identify reversal zones, and improve entry timing by combining adaptive channels with smart trend filtering. As with any technical tool, it is best used alongside proper risk management and additional market confirmation.
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Cluster Breakout Strategy v6 (Robust)The core idea: find moments when a stock/commodity/index is "coiling up" — trading in a tight, quiet range — and jump in the moment it breaks out of that range, then ride the move as far as it'll go.
Step by step:
Spot the squeeze. The script watches recent price action and asks: "is the high-low range right now unusually tight compared to this instrument's normal volatility (ATR)?" If yes, and that tightness has been getting progressively tighter (not just randomly quiet), it draws two red lines — one above, one below — marking that squeeze zone.
Wait for a real breakout, not a fake one. Price has to close clearly above the top red line (for a buy) or below the bottom one (for a sell) — not just barely poke through. It also needs the breakout candle to close strong (near its high for a buy, near its low for a sell), and, where volume data exists, a burst of above-average volume. These checks exist to filter out weak breakouts that immediately reverse.
Enter with a clear risk. The moment a real breakout happens, it buys or sells and puts a label on the chart. The initial stop-loss is set at the other side of the squeeze zone — so your risk is defined by the structure itself, not an arbitrary number.
Protect profit as the trade moves. Once the trade is up by 1x its risk, the stop automatically moves to breakeven (you can't lose money on the trade anymore). Once it's up 2x its risk, the stop starts trailing behind price — so if the move keeps going, you keep more of the gain; if it reverses, you still walk away with a solid win instead of giving it all back.
Cut the dead ones. If a trade just sits there going nowhere for too long without reaching even 1x risk, it closes automatically — no point tying up capital in something that isn't working.
Stay disciplined during the day. It only trades during your chosen market hours, caps how many trades it'll take in a single day, and pauses for a few bars after any exit so it doesn't immediately re-enter into the same chop that just stopped it out. Any open trade is closed automatically before the session ends.
In one sentence: it buys or sells when price breaks cleanly out of a quiet consolidation, risks a defined amount based on that consolidation's size, locks in breakeven early, then trails the stop to let genuine trends run further — while avoiding overtrading and fake breakouts as much as the rules allow Strategy

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Dow Theory Market Structure [Levels]Theory and User Guide for "Dow Theory Market Structure " Indicator
Theoretical Background
The indicator applies the core principles of Dow Theory in a modern context, suitable for any market (stocks, indices, crypto, forex). Developed by Charles Dow in the late 19th century, Dow Theory is the foundation of trend analysis. Its key tenets implemented in the indicator are:
1. Trend Defined by Successive Peaks and Troughs
Bullish Uptrend – each new high is higher than the previous one (Higher High, HH), and each new low is higher than the previous (Higher Low, HL).
Bearish Downtrend – each new high is lower (Lower High, LH), and each new low is lower (Lower Low, LL).
A violation of this structure signals a potential trend reversal.
2. Support and Resistance Levels
Previous significant highs and lows become future support (former highs after breakout) and resistance (former lows after breakout). The indicator automatically draws horizontal lines from each confirmed pivot and extends them until price closes beyond the level.
3. Volume Confirmation
Volume should expand in the direction of the primary trend and contract during corrections. The indicator uses directional volume:
In an uptrend, average volume on up‑bars (close > open) must exceed average volume on down‑bars.
In a downtrend, down‑bar volume must exceed up‑bar volume.
4. Inter‑Market Confirmation
Two key indices (e.g., Industrials and Transports) must confirm each other. The indicator allows selecting a confirming asset (an index or correlated instrument). The trend is considered confirmed when the confirming asset’s trend direction matches the main chart.
5. BOS (Break of Structure) and CHoCH (Change of Character)
Modern interpretation of Dow’s reversal signals:
BOS – continuation of the current trend when an extreme is renewed in its direction.
CHoCH – first reversal signal when price breaks the last opposing extreme (e.g., a new high after a series of lower highs). For strict Dow compliance, the indicator offers Strict Dow CHoCH: the signal appears only when both index and volume confirmations are satisfied (if active).
User Guide
Purpose
Visualize Dow market structure, auto‑plot key levels, determine the current trend, and generate continuation/reversal signals with optional strict confirmation.
Main Chart Elements
HH / HL / LH / LL Labels at each confirmed pivot.
Horizontal Levels – lines drawn from HH (resistance), HL (support), LH (resistance), LL (support). Levels are automatically deleted when price closes beyond them (or on a wick touch, depending on settings).
ZigZag Lines connecting consecutive highs and lows.
BOS ▲ / BOS ▼ Labels – trend continuation.
CHoCH ▲ / CHoCH ▼ Labels – potential reversal.
Info Panel (bottom‑right) – shows current trend, number of active levels, index and volume confirmation status.
Settings
Organized into functional groups:
⚙️ Main Parameters
Swing Length (bars) – number of bars left/right to confirm an extreme. Smaller values give micro‑structure; larger values capture the main trend.
📐 Levels (Horizontal Lines)
Customize visibility, color, line style, width, and break conditions (close vs. wick).
Limit the maximum number of displayed levels per type.
〰️ ZigZag
Color and thickness for up and down segments.
🏷️ HH/HL/LH/LL Labels
Size, color of labels and text.
🔔 BOS / CHoCH
Toggle BOS/CHoCH display, colors, label size.
📊 Confirmation (Dow Theory)
Use Confirming Asset – enable inter‑market confirmation.
Confirming Asset Symbol – ticker of the confirming instrument.
Confirming Swing Length – swing period for the confirming asset.
Confirming Asset Timeframe – timeframe (empty = current).
Volume Confirms Trend – enable directional volume check.
Volume Lookback Period – averaging period for volume.
Strict Dow CHoCH (require confirmations) – when on, a CHoCH appears only if the index trend matches and volume supports the new direction (when those confirmations are active).
Signal Interpretation
Trend Identification:
Check the info panel («Trend: ▲ Bullish Uptrend» or «▼ Bearish Downtrend»).
Visually: rising price makes HH and HL; falling price makes LH and LL.
Levels:
Use horizontal lines as potential support/resistance zones.
When a level is broken, it disappears – price “confirms” beyond it.
BOS:
BOS ▲ – price makes a new high in an uptrend, signaling strength.
BOS ▼ – new low in a downtrend, continuation of weakness.
CHoCH:
CHoCH ▲ – price exceeds the previous high after a series of lower highs (LH). Possible upward reversal.
CHoCH ▼ – price breaks the previous low after a series of higher lows (HL). Possible downward reversal.
When Strict Dow CHoCH is active, the signal will only appear if the index trend already aligns and volume supports the new direction.
Index Confirmation:
The panel shows «✓ Confirmed» – trends align; «✗ Divergence» – discrepancy (caution); «Waiting…» – not enough data.
Volume Confirmation:
«✓ Volume confirms» – directional volume agrees with the trend.
«✗ Volume weak» – volume does not support the move (potential weakness).
Usage Recommendations
Start with default settings. For long‑term analysis, increase Swing Length to 20–50.
For strict Dow Theory compliance, activate both confirmations and enable «Strict Dow CHoCH».
Choose a confirming asset correlated with the main chart (e.g., SPX for stocks, TOTAL for crypto).
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Bystry Counter Strike Style + PVSRABystry Counter Strike Style + PVSRA
This indicator is a breakout and trade-management tool designed to help traders visualize potential long and short strike zones, dynamic profit targets, stop levels, and volume-based candle context directly on the chart.
The script combines four main components:
1. Dynamic Strike Channel
The indicator builds a dynamic price channel using recent market structure. The upper boundary represents a potential long breakout area, while the lower boundary represents a potential short breakout area.
The channel is calculated from recent highs and lows over a configurable lookback window. This makes the tool adapt to changing market conditions instead of using fixed horizontal levels.
2. Breakout Signals
Long signals are generated when price breaks above the upper strike level, while short signals are generated when price breaks below the lower strike level.
The user can choose between:
* Confirmed Close mode: signals are based on candle close confirmation.
* Intrabar Wick Touch mode: signals can appear when price touches the level during the candle.
Confirmed Close mode is designed to reduce intrabar signal changes and is the default approach for cleaner confirmation.
3. Dynamic TP and SL Logic
The indicator automatically calculates potential TP1 and stop-loss levels using ATR and the width of the strike channel.
This allows the risk and target zones to expand or contract depending on current volatility.
The script includes:
* Future Long TP1
* Future Long SL
* Future Short TP1
* Future Short SL
* Active trade lines
* Optional fixed or trailing stop behavior
The stop mode can be set to:
* Auto
* Fixed
* Trailing
In Auto mode, the script can switch to trailing behavior depending on market volatility conditions.
4. PVSRA Candle Coloring
This version includes PVSRA-style candle coloring to highlight unusual volume behavior.
The candle coloring uses:
* Average volume
* Candle spread
* Volume multiplied by spread
* Climax volume conditions
* Rising volume conditions
The purpose of this layer is to help traders see when a breakout or rejection happens with increased volume activity.
Default PVSRA candle logic:
* Bullish climax candles are highlighted when bullish candles appear with strong volume or strong volume-spread behavior.
* Bearish climax candles are highlighted when bearish candles appear with strong volume or strong volume-spread behavior.
* Rising volume candles are marked separately to show increased participation before or during a move.
Main Features
* Dynamic long breakout level
* Dynamic short breakout level
* Adaptive strike channel
* ATR-based TP and SL levels
* Optional EMA trend filter
* Optional volatility filter
* Fixed or trailing stop logic
* PVSRA candle coloring
* Entry labels
* TP1 labels
* Stop and trailing exit labels
* Performance table
* Alert conditions for entries, TP1, stop events, trailing conversion, and channel changes
* Dynamic alert messages using alert()
How To Use
This tool is intended to be used as a visual decision-support indicator, not as a standalone automated trading system.
A basic workflow may look like this:
1. Use the EMA filter to define directional bias.
* Price above EMA may favor long setups.
* Price below EMA may favor short setups.
2. Watch the dynamic strike channel.
* A break above the upper level may suggest bullish continuation.
* A break below the lower level may suggest bearish continuation.
3. Use PVSRA candle colors as additional context.
* Strong volume on a breakout can indicate participation.
* Strong opposite volume near a level may suggest rejection or absorption.
4. Use TP1 and SL levels as reference zones.
* These levels are calculated dynamically from ATR and channel width.
* They are not guaranteed execution prices.
5. Combine the indicator with your own market structure analysis.
* Higher timeframe trend
* Support and resistance
* Liquidity zones
* Session timing
* Risk management
Inputs
Counter Strike Engine:
* AI Direction: choose Long & Short, Trade Longs, or Trade Shorts.
* Signal Mode: choose Full System or Entries Only.
* Learning / Strike Window: controls the lookback period for the strike channel.
* ATR Length: controls volatility calculation.
* Minimum ATR Profit Target: sets the minimum target distance.
* Minimum ATR Stop Loss: sets the minimum stop distance.
* Auto ATR Adjustment On Very Low Timeframes: increases ATR distance on very low timeframes.
* Entry Buffer ATR: adds a small ATR-based buffer to breakout levels.
* Stop Loss Mode: Auto, Trailing, or Fixed.
* Same Candle TP/SL Assumption: controls how the script handles candles where both TP and SL are touched.
* Entry Trigger: Confirmed Close or Intrabar Wick Touch.
Filters:
* EMA Filter: optional trend filter.
* EMA Filter Length: default trend filter length.
* Volatility Filter: optional filter for market volatility conditions.
Visuals:
* Show Strike Channel
* Show EMA
* Show Future TP/SL
* Show Trade Buttons
* Show Performance Table
* Label Size
* Brighter Labels
* Table Location
PVSRA Candle Coloring:
* Enable PVSRA Candle Coloring
* PVSRA Volume MA Length
* Climax Volume Multiplier
* Rising Volume Multiplier
* Custom candle colors for bullish and bearish volume conditions
Alerts
The script includes alert conditions for:
* Long Entry
* Short Entry
* TP1 Hit
* Trailing Stop Conversion
* Stop or Trail Exit
* Long Entry Price Changed
* Short Entry Price Changed
* Any Important Event
It also includes optional dynamic alert() messages with symbol, timeframe, entry price, TP1, and SL information.
Important Notes
This indicator does not use future data or lookahead logic.
The performance table is a simplified internal visual reference and should not be treated as an official strategy backtest. For full backtesting, commission modeling, slippage modeling, and order execution simulation, a dedicated strategy version should be used.
Signals may behave differently depending on the selected trigger mode. Confirmed Close mode is generally cleaner for historical review, while Intrabar Wick Touch mode can react earlier but may change during the live candle.
This tool is not financial advice. It does not predict the future and does not guarantee profitable results. It should be used together with proper risk management and independent market analysis.
Recommended Markets and Timeframes
The indicator can be tested on forex, crypto, indices, commodities, and futures markets.
For cleaner signals, higher intraday timeframes such as 15m, 30m, and 1h are generally more stable than very low timeframes. Very low timeframes may produce more noise and should be used with additional confirmation.
Originality
This script is an original breakout and trade-management tool that combines a dynamic strike channel, ATR-based target and stop logic, optional trend and volatility filters, alert support, and PVSRA-style candle coloring in one chart-based workflow.
It is not intended to reproduce or copy any closed-source script. The calculations, trade-management logic, and visual structure are implemented independently.
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Bystry Prime-Style Oscillator ProBystry Prime-Style Oscillator Pro is a multi-layer momentum, money-flow and volume oscillator designed to help traders read market pressure, exhaustion zones and potential momentum shifts in a clean oscillator panel.
This indicator is an original Pine Script v6 tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or intended to reproduce any proprietary or closed-source indicator. The goal of this script is to provide a transparent, self-contained oscillator framework that combines momentum, volume pressure, money flow and trend confirmation into one visual dashboard.
What the indicator does:
The script builds a normalized oscillator using several market components:
1. Price momentum
The indicator measures price impulse and deviation from a smoothed trend baseline. This helps identify whether price is expanding away from its average behavior or returning toward balance.
2. Momentum confirmation
RSI, CCI and MFI-style components are normalized and blended into the main oscillator. This allows the tool to react not only to price movement, but also to changes in internal momentum.
3. Money Flow Tracker
The money-flow module estimates buying and selling pressure by combining candle body pressure, close location inside the candle range and volume. This helps identify whether volume is supporting bullish or bearish movement.
4. Volume Matrix
The volume matrix compares bullish and bearish volume participation. It is designed to show whether the current move has meaningful volume support or whether price is moving with weak participation.
5. True 7 Rank System
The True 7 model scores market conditions using seven bullish and seven bearish checks, including oscillator direction, signal-line relationship, money flow, volume pressure and trend alignment. The result is displayed as a simple strength framework that helps traders avoid relying on one signal alone.
6. Dynamic Bands
The oscillator includes adaptive upper and lower bands based on recent oscillator behavior. These bands help identify overbought, oversold and extreme conditions without relying only on fixed levels.
7. Peak Seekers and Divergences
Confirmed oscillator pivots can mark potential exhaustion areas. The script can also highlight bullish and bearish divergence when price makes a new extreme while the oscillator fails to confirm that move.
How to read the indicator:
Bullish conditions are generally stronger when:
* the oscillator is above its signal line,
* the oscillator is above the zero line,
* money flow is positive,
* the volume matrix supports buyers,
* the True 7 bullish score is high.
Bearish conditions are generally stronger when:
* the oscillator is below its signal line,
* the oscillator is below the zero line,
* money flow is negative,
* the volume matrix supports sellers,
* the True 7 bearish score is high.
The overbought and oversold zones should not be used as automatic buy or sell signals. Strong trends can remain overbought or oversold for long periods. These zones are most useful when combined with momentum shifts, money-flow changes, divergence or market-structure confirmation.
Signals and alerts:
The indicator includes alert conditions for:
* bullish reversal signal,
* bearish reversal signal,
* bullish momentum shift,
* bearish momentum shift,
* bullish peak seeker,
* bearish peak seeker,
* bullish divergence,
* bearish divergence.
For cleaner alerts, it is recommended to use “Once Per Bar Close” when creating PulseWire alerts.
Important behavior:
Peak seeker and divergence markers are confirmed only after the required right-side pivot bars have closed. For visual clarity, these markers are plotted on the original pivot candle, but they are not known in real time until confirmation. This avoids misleading users about when the signal becomes available.
The indicator does not guarantee future performance and should not be used as a standalone trading system. It is designed as a decision-support tool and should be combined with market structure, risk management, session context and higher-timeframe analysis.
Suggested use:
This oscillator can be useful for:
* identifying momentum expansion and exhaustion,
* confirming trend continuation,
* filtering weak signals with volume and money flow,
* spotting divergence near important zones,
* building confluence with support/resistance, liquidity zones or session-based strategies.
Risk disclaimer:
This script is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice. No indicator can predict market movement with certainty. Past signals or historical behavior do not guarantee future results. Always use proper risk management and test the indicator on your own markets and timeframes before using it in live trading.
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Bystry Fractal Delivery Model + PVSRA [v1]# Bystry Fractal Delivery Model + PVSRA
Bystry Fractal Delivery Model + PVSRA is an original Pine Script indicator designed to help traders visualize market structure, liquidity events, displacement shifts, higher-timeframe context, projection levels, and PVSRA-style candle activity directly on the chart.
The script combines a structured price action framework with practical visual tools for discretionary analysis. It is not a trading system that guarantees entries or profits. Instead, it is designed to support chart reading, scenario planning, and disciplined market observation.
This indicator was built as an independent implementation using common price action concepts such as liquidity sweeps, higher-timeframe ranges, equilibrium levels, structural confirmation, and volume-based candle highlighting. It does not copy, reuse, or depend on any protected, invite-only, or closed-source script.
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## Core Concept
The indicator is based on a fractal market structure approach. It compares the current chart timeframe with a selected higher timeframe and looks for potential delivery models where price:
1. Interacts with higher-timeframe liquidity,
2. Sweeps a previous high or low,
3. Confirms a possible shift through a CISD-style level,
4. Projects potential continuation zones,
5. Tracks the setup status visually.
The goal is to make the relationship between liquidity, confirmation, and projected price delivery easier to observe.
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## Main Features
### 1. Higher-Timeframe Pairing
The indicator can automatically select a higher timeframe based on the active chart timeframe, or the user can manually choose a custom higher timeframe.
This helps traders maintain context and avoid analyzing lower-timeframe movement in isolation.
Available modes:
* Auto HTF pairing
* Manual HTF selection
* Current timeframe compatibility check
* Higher-timeframe close countdown display
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### 2. Higher-Timeframe Candle Visualization
The script can display completed higher-timeframe candles directly on the lower-timeframe chart.
This helps traders see where price is trading relative to the previous higher-timeframe candle body, wick, high, low, and equilibrium.
Displayed elements may include:
* Higher-timeframe candle body
* Higher-timeframe wick
* Candle midpoint / equilibrium
* Historical higher-timeframe candle structure
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### 3. Liquidity Sweep Detection
The indicator identifies potential liquidity sweeps around previous higher-timeframe highs and lows.
A bullish liquidity sweep may occur when price trades below a previous higher-timeframe low and then closes back above it.
A bearish liquidity sweep may occur when price trades above a previous higher-timeframe high and then closes back below it.
The user can choose whether sweep confirmation should require a close back inside the higher-timeframe range.
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### 4. CISD-Style Confirmation
The script includes a CISD-style confirmation model based on changes in candle direction and key opening levels.
A bullish confirmation is detected when price closes above the most recent bearish candle opening level.
A bearish confirmation is detected when price closes below the most recent bullish candle opening level.
This is used as a confirmation step after a potential liquidity sweep.
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### 5. EQ / Equilibrium Level
The indicator can plot the 50% equilibrium level of the previous higher-timeframe range.
This level may help traders evaluate whether price is trading in a premium or discount area relative to the higher-timeframe structure.
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### 6. T-Spot Level
The T-Spot is a configurable internal level calculated between the sweep extreme and the confirmation level.
It can be used as a reference zone for potential reaction, continuation, or decision-making.
The T-Spot ratio can be adjusted by the user.
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### 7. Projection Levels
After a confirmed setup, the script can plot multiple projection levels based on the distance between the liquidity sweep extreme and the CISD confirmation level.
Default projection levels include:
* P1
* P2
* P2.5
* P4
* P4.5
Each projection can be enabled or disabled individually.
Users can also adjust the projection multipliers to fit their own model, instrument, or testing style.
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### 8. Setup Status Labels
The indicator uses visual labels to track the state of a setup.
Labels may include:
* C2 — Liquidity sweep
* C3 — Confirmation / CISD
* C4 — Target / projected objective
The label color can change depending on setup behavior:
* Neutral state
* Target reached
* Failed setup
* Slow or delayed continuation
This makes it easier to review past setups and visually separate clean reactions from failed or slow-delivery conditions.
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### 9. PVSRA Candle Coloring
The script includes PVSRA-style candle coloring based on volume activity.
The candle coloring highlights:
* Bullish climax candles
* Bearish climax candles
* Bullish high-volume candles
* Bearish high-volume candles
The model uses volume relative to a moving average and can optionally include volume multiplied by candle spread.
This feature is designed to help traders quickly identify candles with increased participation or unusual activity.
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### 10. Time Filters
The indicator includes optional session filters.
Users can define up to three custom time windows and restrict setup detection to specific market sessions.
This can be useful for traders focusing on:
* London session
* New York session
* Futures open
* Kill zones
* Personal backtesting windows
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### 11. Alerts
The script includes alert conditions for key events, including:
* Bullish fractal setup
* Bearish fractal setup
* Bullish CISD confirmation
* Bearish CISD confirmation
* Bullish liquidity sweep
* Bearish liquidity sweep
* PVSRA bullish climax candle
* PVSRA bearish climax candle
* PVSRA bullish high-volume candle
* PVSRA bearish high-volume candle
These alerts are designed to support monitoring and chart review. They should not be treated as automatic buy or sell recommendations.
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## Suggested Use
This indicator is best used as a visual decision-support tool for traders who already understand price action, liquidity, market structure, and risk management.
A typical workflow may include:
1. Select the chart timeframe.
2. Allow the indicator to auto-select the higher timeframe or choose one manually.
3. Wait for price to interact with higher-timeframe liquidity.
4. Observe whether a sweep occurs.
5. Look for CISD-style confirmation.
6. Use EQ, T-Spot, and projection levels as analysis references.
7. Combine the signal with personal rules, market context, and risk management.
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## Important Notes
This indicator does not predict the future.
It does not guarantee profitable trades.
It does not provide financial advice.
It should not be used as a standalone trading system.
All signals should be validated with market context, risk management, and personal backtesting.
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## Originality Statement
This script is an original implementation created from general market structure, liquidity, projection, and volume analysis concepts.
It does not copy, reproduce, reverse-engineer, or reuse any closed-source, protected, invite-only, or paid script.
All logic, settings, visual structure, and naming used in this script are part of this independent implementation.
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## Disclaimer
This tool is provided for educational and analytical purposes only.
Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
Users are responsible for their own analysis, decisions, and risk management.
Nothing displayed by this indicator should be interpreted as financial, investment, or trading advice.
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