CQ_(-)_Current Candle HighlightCQ_(-)_Current Candle Highlight
Author: CQuevedo345
User Manual
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OVERVIEW
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This indicator highlights the current (in-progress / last) candle
on the chart with a customizable glow, colored body, wick, and a
"NOW" label so it stands out from historical price action at a
glance. It also includes an optional highlight for the candle
immediately before the current one, using its own independent
teal/red (or custom) bullish/bearish colors.
Nothing about price, signals, or trend direction is calculated;
this is a pure visual aid for locating the active candle and the
one that just closed.
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FEATURE LIST
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1) CURRENT CANDLE HIGHLIGHT
- Recolors the live/last candle's body, wick, and border.
- Adds a soft multi-layer "glow halo" box around the candle.
- Adds a small "NOW" label above the candle's high.
- Colors are drawn from one of five built-in palettes (see
below); direction (bullish/bearish) automatically selects
the correct color from the chosen palette.
2) PREVIOUS CANDLE HIGHLIGHT
- Independently highlights the candle that comes right before
the current one (the last fully closed candle before "NOW").
- Colors are fully user-selectable, defaulting to:
Bullish -> Teal
Bearish -> Red
- Can optionally recolor that candle's wick/border to match, or
leave the wick/border unchanged (body color only).
- Automatically follows the chart forward: as new bars form,
the highlight always tracks the candle just before the newest
one - no manual adjustment needed.
- Can be toggled on/off independently of the current-candle
highlight.
3) FIVE COLOR PALETTES (for the current-candle highlight)
- Inferno - blazing orange/red volcanic tones
- Neon City - cyberpunk electric cyan/magenta
- Arctic Storm - icy blue/white high-contrast
- Toxic Green - radioactive lime/chartreuse (default)
- Ultraviolet - deep purple to violet spectrum
Each palette defines a distinct bullish and bearish color for
the body, border/wick, and glow.
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INPUT SETTINGS
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--- Settings ---
Show Highlight
Master on/off switch for the current-candle highlight (glow,
body, wick, border, and NOW label).
Color Palette
Choose which of the five palettes is used for the current
candle's colors.
Body Fill Opacity (0-100)
Controls how solid/transparent the current candle's body fill
is. Higher values = more opaque.
Color Wicks & Border
When on, the current candle's wick and border are colored to
match the palette. When off, only the body fill is colored.
Glow Halo Boxes
Toggles the soft glow effect drawn behind/around the current
candle.
Glow Layers (1-5)
Number of concentric glow layers drawn. More layers = a
thicker, more gradual glow falloff.
Glow Alpha per Layer (1-30)
Controls how visible/intense each glow layer is. Higher values
= stronger glow.
Show 'NOW' Label
Toggles the small "NOW" text label shown above the current
candle.
--- Previous Candle Highlight ---
Highlight Previous Candle
Master on/off switch for highlighting the candle immediately
before the current one.
Bullish Color / Bearish Color
User-selectable colors applied to the previous candle depending
on whether it closed bullish (close >= open) or bearish
(close < open). Default: Teal (bullish) / Red (bearish).
Color Previous Wick & Border
When on, the previous candle's wick and border are also colored
to match its bullish/bearish color. When off, only the body is
colored.
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HOW IT WORKS (BEHIND THE SCENES)
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- The current-candle highlight (glow, body box, wick line, and
label) is only drawn while the script is evaluating the actual
last bar on the chart (barstate.islast). These drawn objects are
deleted and redrawn each time a new bar closes, so the highlight
always follows the live candle.
- The previous-candle highlight uses the candle's own bar index
compared against the chart's last bar index, so it automatically
"moves forward" one candle at a time as new bars are added,
without needing to track or delete old drawings.
- Both highlights use plotcandle() overrides, so they recolor the
actual candles on the chart rather than drawing separate shapes
on top of them.
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TIPS
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- If you only want the previous-candle highlight (e.g., to clearly
mark the last fully closed candle) and not the current one, turn
off "Show Highlight" and leave "Highlight Previous Candle" on.
- If the glow feels too strong or distracting, lower "Glow Alpha
per Layer" or reduce "Glow Layers" rather than disabling it
outright.
- Pick a palette (or previous-candle colors) with enough contrast
against your chart background/candle theme for the highlight to
remain visible.
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VERSION NOTES
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- Added: user-selectable Previous Candle Highlight (independent
teal/red bullish/bearish colors, optional wick/border coloring,
and its own on/off toggle). Indicator
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GOLDEN WDGE PRO 1.05VGOLDEN EDGE — EMA 21/50 Trend Continuation Strategy
by Desty Ninja Trader
Une stratégie de continuation de tendance basée sur la dynamique de deux moyennes mobiles exponentielles, conçue pour capter les pullbacks à haute probabilité au sein de tendances confirmées sur Forex et sur l'or.
🎯 Philosophie de la stratégie
Le marché passe la majorité de son temps en tendance, ponctuée de retours temporaires vers sa moyenne dynamique avant de repartir dans le sens dominant. Golden Edge exploite précisément ce comportement : au lieu de chercher à anticiper un retournement ou à entrer sur une cassure, elle attend que le prix revienne "tester" une zone de valeur dans une tendance déjà validée, puis capture la reprise du mouvement.
Le nom "Golden Edge" reflète l'idée centrale de la stratégie : trouver le point d'entrée optimal — le bord (edge) entre le retracement et la reprise de tendance — sur les paires majeures du Forex ainsi que sur l'or (XAU/USD), où la stratégie a été spécifiquement calibrée.
🧠 Compréhension approfondie de la logique
Pourquoi deux EMA (21 et 50) ?
L'EMA 21 réagit rapidement aux mouvements de prix récents. Elle sert de zone dynamique de "pullback" — l'endroit où les traders institutionnels et les nouveaux entrants reviennent régulièrement chercher un prix plus favorable au sein d'une tendance.
L'EMA 50 est plus lente et représente la structure de fond. Sa relation avec l'EMA 21 (au-dessus ou en dessous) définit la tendance de référence, et sa valeur sert également de niveau de stop loss structurel — car si le prix casse l'EMA 50, la tendance perd sa validité technique.
Cette combinaison rapide/lente est un classique du trading de tendance car elle offre un bon compromis entre réactivité (peu de retard sur les entrées) et fiabilité (filtrage du bruit de marché).
Pourquoi filtrer par l'écart entre les deux EMA ?
Une tendance qui vient de naître a souvent un écart EMA21/EMA50 très faible — les deux moyennes sont encore proches, ce qui signifie que le marché n'a pas encore confirmé une direction forte. En originalité pratique, ceci se produit aussi en range : les EMA s'entrecroisent sans conviction. Golden Edge intègre un filtre d'écart minimum, calibré différemment selon le timeframe (M30/H1) et l'instrument (Forex/Or), pour ne conserver que les signaux qui interviennent dans des tendances déjà suffisamment établies pour offrir un edge statistique favorable.
Pourquoi une exécution intrabar ?
Le retour du prix sur l'EMA 21 peut être bref — parfois une seule bougie. En attendant la clôture pour confirmer le contact, on risque de rater le point d'entrée optimal si le prix repart avant la fin de la bougie. Golden Edge se déclenche dès le contact réel avec l'EMA 21, offrant une entrée plus précise et plus proche du prix théorique de la moyenne mobile.
Pourquoi un stop et un take-profit dynamiques ?
Contrairement à un stop fixe, ancrer le stop loss sur l'EMA 50 permet à la protection de suivre la structure du marché plutôt qu'un niveau de prix statique. Si la tendance s'accélère, l'EMA 50 progresse avec elle, et le stop se resserre naturellement — réduisant le risque au fil du trade. Le take-profit, calculé proportionnellement à cette distance via le ratio Risque/Rendement, s'ajuste en conséquence : dans une tendance forte et prolongée, l'objectif s'éloigne, permettant de laisser courir les gains au lieu de sortir prématurément sur un objectif fixe trop conservateur.
⚙️ Mécanique complète
Tendance : EMA21 > EMA50 (haussière) ou EMA21 < EMA50 (baissière)
Filtre de force : écart EMA21/EMA50 ≥ seuil minimum (spécifique au timeframe et à l'instrument)
Signal : contact intrabar du prix avec l'EMA21, dans le sens de la tendance validée, sur un retour distinct (pas de ré-entrée tant que le prix n'est pas revenu franchir l'EMA21 puis y retoucher)
Stop Loss : EMA50, avec distance minimale garantie en pips
Take Profit : distance du stop × ratio Risque/Rendement défini
Gestion active : stop et take-profit recalculés en continu tant que la position reste ouverte
📊 Paramètres personnalisables
ParamètreRôleRisk RewardObjectif de gain par rapport au risque prisSL Minimum (Pips)Plancher de sécurité pour le stop lossÉcart EMA minimum — M30Seuil de validation de tendance en scalping/intraday rapideÉcart EMA minimum — H1Seuil de validation de tendance en intraday standardÉcart EMA minimum — Or (XAUUSD)Seuil adapté à la volatilité propre à l'or
🕒 Marchés et Timeframes
Paires : EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, XAU/USD
Timeframes : M30, H1
Style : Continuation de tendance, day trading à swing court terme
⚠️ Avertissement
Golden Edge est un outil d'aide à la décision et non une recommandation d'investissement. Le trading sur le Forex et les matières premières comporte un risque de perte en capital, pouvant excéder le montant investi selon l'effet de levier utilisé. Les performances passées ne préjugent pas des performances futures. Il est recommandé de tester la stratégie en compte démo, sur une période représentative, et d'ajuster les paramètres à votre propre tolérance au risque avant toute utilisation en argent réel. Strategy
ATK/DEF CANDLE ACTION + LIQUIDITY ACTIONOverview
ATK/DEF Candle Action + Liquidity Action is a price action analysis framework designed to study market behavior through a combination of candlestick analysis, momentum measurement, liquidity interaction, and market structure observation.
The framework is based on the ATK/DEF concept, which represents the changing balance between directional price pressure and defensive market reactions.
* **ATK (Attack)** represents periods where directional momentum expands and price pressure becomes more dominant.
* **DEF (Defense)** represents periods where price pressure weakens, liquidity is tested, or market balance develops.
This indicator does not attempt to predict future price movement. Instead, it provides a structured visualization of current market conditions and historical price behavior.
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# Core Components
## 1. Momentum Strength Framework
The indicator combines two momentum-based measurements into a normalized 0–100 strength score.
### CHO Momentum Component
The CHO component evaluates the relationship between short-term and longer-term price momentum.
The calculation compares:
* Fast momentum change
* Slow momentum change
This helps visualize whether recent price movement is accelerating or losing strength.
### Momentum Component
The Momentum component measures the rate of price change over a selected period.
The raw momentum value is normalized using historical values to create a consistent interpretation range.
### Composite Score
The final score combines:
* CHO Component: 60%
* Momentum Component: 40%
The score provides a visual representation of relative market pressure.
Higher values indicate stronger upward price pressure.
Lower values indicate stronger downward price pressure.
Middle values indicate a more balanced market condition.
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# 2. Market State Classification
The State system converts the composite score into different market conditions:
### Strong
Higher momentum expansion and stronger directional pressure.
### Up
Positive momentum conditions with upward pressure.
### Range
Balanced conditions where neither side shows clear dominance.
### Down
Negative momentum conditions with downward pressure.
### Crash
Strong downside pressure and aggressive selling conditions.
The State classification is designed to help users quickly understand the current price environment.
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# 3. Trend Context Framework
The Trend system evaluates the relationship between momentum conditions and market structure.
It identifies whether the market environment is:
* Bullish
* Bearish
* Neutral
* Range-bound
Range detection considers factors such as:
* Price channel width
* Volatility conditions
* Momentum balance
This allows users to distinguish directional movement from consolidation phases.
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# 4. Liquidity Action System
The Liquidity Action module focuses on how price interacts with important high and low reference areas.
Liquidity levels are calculated using recent price extremes and displayed as visual reference zones.
The system identifies:
### Liquidity Sweep Up
Price moves above a previous high area but closes back below the level.
This represents a failed upward expansion and highlights a potential liquidity reaction area.
### Liquidity Sweep Down
Price moves below a previous low area but closes back above the level.
This represents a failed downward expansion and highlights a potential liquidity reaction area.
### High Activity Candles
The system also identifies candles with:
* Above-average volume
* Larger-than-normal price range
These candles highlight periods of increased market participation.
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# 5. Candlestick Action Framework
The indicator analyzes multiple candlestick structures, including:
* Bullish Engulfing
* Bearish Engulfing
* Hammer
* Shooting Star
* Inside Bar
* Pin Bar
* Morning Star
* Evening Star
* Large Body Candles
* Doji
Each pattern is assigned a predefined classification level for visual interpretation.
The classification is designed to help users compare different candle behaviors and their relationship with current market conditions.
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# Visual Elements
The indicator displays:
* Market strength score
* State classification
* Trend context
* Liquidity levels
* Liquidity interaction labels
* Candlestick pattern markers
* Market condition information panel
All visual elements are designed for analytical observation.
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# Analytical Workflow
A suggested analysis process:
### 1. Observe Market State
Identify whether current price pressure is expanding, weakening, or balanced.
### 2. Evaluate Trend Context
Compare momentum conditions with broader market structure.
### 3. Observe Liquidity Interaction
Study how price reacts around important high and low areas.
### 4. Analyze Candlestick Behavior
Use candle patterns as additional information about price reactions.
### 5. Compare Multiple Timeframes
Higher timeframes provide broader context, while lower timeframes show shorter-term price behavior.
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# Technical Concept
ATK/DEF is a visual framework created to describe the interaction between:
* Price momentum
* Candlestick behavior
* Liquidity reactions
* Market structure
The purpose is to transform complex price movement into a structured analytical view.
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# Limitations
* The indicator is based on historical price data.
* Market conditions can change rapidly.
* No indicator can guarantee future market behavior.
* Users should evaluate information independently and combine it with their own analysis methods.
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# Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for technical analysis and educational purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or trading recommendations.
The author does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of calculations or interpretations.
All decisions made using this tool remain the responsibility of the user.
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Ai SNIPER v2 15MMulti-Timeframe Trend Pullback Scanner (15M + 5M Refinement)
What it does
SNIPER v2 identifies trend-pullback continuation setups on the 15-minute chart and automatically pulls 5-minute data to display refined entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels — so you get lower-timeframe precision without ever leaving the 15M chart.
How it works
A signal prints only when ALL of the following confluences align:
Higher-timeframe bias — price is above the 1H 200 EMA for longs, below for shorts (pulled via request.security, works from any chart)
Pullback — price has retraced into the 9/20 EMA zone within the lookback window
Momentum trigger — Stochastic RSI cross up from oversold (longs) or down from overbought (shorts) within the last 2 bars
Trend strength — ADX above threshold (default 20) filters out chop
Trigger candle — closes back through the 9 EMA in the signal direction
Late-entry protection — skips signals where the trigger candle has already run more than a set % (default 2%)
Cooldown — blocks repeat signals for a set number of bars
5M refinement layer
When a signal fires, the script pulls the 5-minute 9 EMA and 5-minute micro swing high/low (via request.security_lower_tf) and draws four levels on your chart:
ENTRY (5M) — refined limit-entry level at the 5M 9 EMA
SL TIGHT — 5M micro swing stop (tighter risk, larger size for the same dollar risk)
SL SAFE — original 15M pullback structure stop
TP 2R — 2:1 reward target calculated from the tight stop
All four levels are also included in the alert message, so a phone notification contains the complete trade plan.
Alerts
Uses both alert() and alertcondition(). To cover a watchlist: open each symbol on 15M, create one alert per symbol with "Any alert() function call," Once Per Bar Close.
Settings
ADX filter and threshold, optional declining-volume filter, pullback lookback, signal cooldown, late-entry %, Stoch RSI lengths/levels, and toggles for the 5M refinement lines.
Best use
Designed for the 15M chart on liquid instruments (major crypto pairs, index futures, large-cap stocks). The background tint shows current 1H bias at a glance. Signals are a starting point for your own analysis — always confirm structure before entering.
Disclaimer
This is a technical analysis tool for educational purposes only, not financial advice. No indicator predicts the future or guarantees results. Always use your own risk management. Indicator
Dr. Yousif's squaresDr. Yousif's Squares Indicator – Complete Documentation
Overview
Dr. Yousif's Squares is a multi-timeframe price visualization indicator developed in Pine Script v6 for PulseWire. Instead of using traditional support and resistance lines, the indicator represents each candle as a rectangular price zone (Square) that highlights the candle's entire trading range (High → Low).
The indicator can simultaneously display the current candle, the previous candle, and the second previous candle from multiple higher timeframes on any lower timeframe chart.
Each square also contains a dotted midpoint line representing the 50% equilibrium price of that candle.
The purpose of the indicator is to help traders quickly identify:
Higher timeframe trading ranges
Institutional price zones
Candle equilibrium (50% level)
Potential support and resistance areas
Liquidity regions
Price reactions around previous candles
Main Features
1. Multi-Timeframe Analysis
The indicator supports up to five independent timeframes simultaneously.
Default configuration:
Timeframe Description
TF1 1 Hour
TF2 4 Hours
TF3 Daily
TF4 Weekly
TF5 Monthly
Each timeframe operates independently and has:
Separate color
Individual enable/disable option
Independent square generation
This allows traders to visualize important price ranges from several higher timeframes without changing charts.
2. Candle Squares
Instead of drawing only High and Low levels, the indicator creates a rectangle covering the complete price range of a candle.
Each square includes:
Top = High
Bottom = Low
Left = Candle opening time
Right = Extended into future
Graphically:
High
┌──────────────────────┐
│ │
│ │
│---------50%----------│
│ │
│ │
└──────────────────────┘
Low
The rectangle represents the complete trading range of that candle.
3. Current Candle Display
When enabled:
Show Current Candle = ON
The indicator creates a square using:
Current Higher Timeframe Candle
Variables:
High
Low
Time
This square updates whenever a new candle begins on that timeframe.
4. Previous Candle Display
When enabled:
Show Previous Candle = ON
The indicator displays the immediately completed candle.
Internally it uses:
high
low
time
This helps traders monitor the last completed institutional range.
5. Previous Two Candles
When enabled:
Show Previous 2 Candles
The script also displays:
high
low
time
This provides historical reference zones for comparison with current market behavior.
6. Midpoint (Equilibrium)
Each square contains a dotted horizontal line.
The midpoint is calculated as:
Midpoint = (High + Low) / 2
Example:
High = 100
Low = 80
Midpoint = 90
This level represents the equilibrium price of that candle.
Many traders monitor this level because price often reacts around the midpoint before continuing its trend.
7. Box Extension
The parameter:
Box Width
controls how far the rectangle extends into the future.
Formula:
Right Side =
Start Time
+
(Timeframe Seconds × Extension)
Example:
1H candle
3600 seconds
Extension = 2
The box extends
2 Hours
to the right.
8. Border Thickness
Users can customize the border width.
Available values:
1
2
3
4
5
A thicker border improves visibility on busy charts.
9. Individual Timeframe Colors
Every timeframe has its own color.
Example defaults:
1H → Blue
4H → Green
Daily → Orange
Weekly → Purple
Monthly → Red
This makes it easy to distinguish overlapping zones.
10. Enable / Disable Individual Timeframes
Each timeframe has an independent switch.
Example:
Enable TF1
Enable TF2
Enable TF3
Enable TF4
Enable TF5
You can display only Daily zones or only Weekly zones depending on your trading style.
11. Automatic Updates
The indicator detects when a new candle forms on each higher timeframe.
Internally:
newBar = ta.change(time) != 0
Whenever a new candle begins:
The script:
Deletes previous boxes
Deletes previous midpoint lines
Creates fresh objects
This keeps the chart clean.
12. Higher Timeframe Data
The script uses:
request.security()
to retrieve data from higher timeframes.
For every timeframe it requests:
Current candle
High
Low
Time
Previous candle
High
Low
Time
Second previous candle
High
Low
Time
This allows accurate multi-timeframe visualization regardless of the chart timeframe.
13. Time-Based Drawing
The indicator draws using:
xloc.bar_time
instead of
bar_index
Advantages:
No 500-bar limitation
Accurate positioning across all timeframes
Boxes maintain correct alignment during zooming and scrolling
14. Legend Table
A built-in table appears in one corner of the chart.
It displays:
TF Color
1H ■
4H ■
1D ■
1W ■
1M ■
The table position is user-selectable:
Top Right
Top Left
Bottom Right
Bottom Left
Trading Interpretation
The indicator itself does not generate buy or sell signals. Instead, it provides a visual framework for understanding how price interacts with significant higher-timeframe ranges.
Common ways traders use these zones include:
Support
If price revisits the Low of a higher-timeframe square and buyers step in, the area may act as support.
Resistance
If price reaches the High of a higher-timeframe square and selling pressure appears, the area may function as resistance.
Equilibrium
The dotted midpoint often serves as a decision area where price may:
Reverse
Consolidate
Continue the prevailing trend
Many traders monitor this level as a balance point between buyers and sellers.
Liquidity
The extremes of each square (High and Low) frequently coincide with areas where liquidity accumulates. Price may revisit these levels to trigger resting orders before reversing or continuing.
Advantages
Multi-timeframe visualization in a single chart
Clean graphical representation of candle ranges
Automatic updates on new higher-timeframe candles
Customizable colors and appearance
Configurable box width and border thickness
Optional display of current and historical candles
Built-in legend for quick reference
Time-based drawing avoids future bar limitations
Typical Use Cases
This indicator is particularly useful for:
Price Action trading
Smart Money Concepts (SMC)
Institutional order flow analysis
Support and resistance mapping
Swing trading
Intraday trading
Scalping with higher-timeframe context
Multi-timeframe confluence analysis
Summary
Dr. Yousif's Squares transforms higher-timeframe candles into persistent price zones, allowing traders to view important market structure directly on lower-timeframe charts. Each square represents the full High-to-Low range of a candle, while the dotted midpoint highlights its equilibrium level. By combining multiple timeframes, customizable visuals, and automatic updates, the indicator provides a structured way to monitor key price zones where reactions, reversals, or continuations are more likely to occur. It is best used as a contextual analysis tool alongside price action, market structure, and risk management rather than as a standalone trading system. Indicator
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Candle Countdown TimerA simple chart-based timer designed to help traders stay aware of upcoming candle closes.
Trading Timer provides a real-time countdown to the next candle close directly on your chart, helping you prepare for timeframe changes, review setups, and maintain a consistent trading routine.
Built for discretionary traders who rely on candle closes as important decision points, the indicator provides a clean visual countdown, optional alerts, and a compact dashboard that stays out of the way of your analysis.
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Features
✓ Real-time candle close countdown
✓ Customisable timeframe selection
✓ Alerts before candle close
✓ Automatic symbol recognition
✓ Mobile notifications through PulseWire alerts
✓ Compact dashboard display
✓ Minimal mode for a cleaner workspace
✓ Colour-coded timing zones:
Countdown Phases:
🔵Dark grey — waiting
🟡Yellow — approaching close
🔴Red — final minute
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Alert Setup
To receive notifications, create a PulseWire alert after adding Trading Timer to your chart.
Recommended setup:
Add Trading Timer to your preferred chart timeframe (for example, 15 minutes).
Open PulseWire's Alert menu.
Under Condition, select:
Trading Timer → Any alert() function call
Choose your preferred notification options
Create the alert.
The alert is linked to the chart where it was created. If you want alerts for multiple markets (for example Gold and NAS100), create a separate alert for each chart.
For mobile notifications, make sure PulseWire app notifications are enabled on your device.
Example Setup:
For a 15-minute trading setup, set the indicator to 15 minutes and choose your preferred warning time (for example, 1 minute before close)."
The timer keeps you informed so you can focus on the chart instead of watching the clock!
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Intended Use
Trading Timer is a timing and workflow tool. It does not provide trade signals, entries, exits, or predictions.
It is designed to help traders:
Prepare before candle closes
Review setups at consistent intervals
Manage multi-timeframe workflows
Stay disciplined with candle-based analysis
Suitable for markets including forex, futures, indices, commodities, stocks, and crypto.
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How it looks on the charts:
Compact Dashboard Display:
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FxNeel Smart MTF SeparatorsDescription :
This indicator provides clean, automated multi-timeframe separators for Monthly, Weekly, Daily, 4-Hour, and 1-Hour intervals. Designed for technical traders who rely on institutional time-based analysis.
Key Features :
Multi-Timeframe Support: Visualize structure from higher timeframes on your lower timeframe chart.
Future Closing Lines: Get a visual alert for where the current time-period (H1, H4, D, W, M) will close.
Fully Customizable: Easily toggle lines and future closing markers for each timeframe.
Clean Layout: Highly optimized for minimal chart clutter, focusing on price action clarity.
Flexible Labels: Adaptive day labels that adjust based on your preferences.
How to use:
Simply add to your chart, and use the settings menu to toggle the visibility of specific timeframes and their respective "Future Closing" lines to suit your trading strategy. Indicator
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Strength - Filtro RupturaEste indicador colorea las velas en función de la confluencia entre el momentum del precio (Williams %R) y la fuerza de la tendencia (ADX), actuando como filtro de confirmación para rupturas del rango de apertura.
¿Cómo funciona?
Combina dos indicadores clásicos con una lógica específica:
Williams %R identifica la zona en la que se encuentra el precio (sobrevendido, neutro, sobrecomprado) y la dirección del momentum en ese momento
ADX confirma que la tendencia tiene fuerza real detrás — si el ADX no está creciendo, la vela queda gris sin importar el momentum
La regla base es simple: sin fuerza no hay señal. El color gris significa "no operar".
Paleta de colores — Confirmación ALCISTA (usar con ruptura del ORB High)
🟢 Verde brillante — Williams %R por debajo de -50 y girando al alza con ADX creciente. Reversión desde zona de sobreventa con fuerza confirmada. La señal más potente al alza.
🟢 Verde medio — Williams %R entre -50 y -27, subiendo con ADX creciente. Continuación alcista en zona neutral con momentum sostenido.
🟢 Verde oscuro — Williams %R por encima de -27, subiendo con ADX creciente. Precio en zona alta con momentum extremo sostenido. Señal de continuación, operar con precaución.
Paleta de colores — Confirmación BAJISTA (usar con ruptura del ORB Low)
🔴 Rojo brillante — Williams %R por encima de -50 y girando a la baja con ADX creciente. Giro bajista desde zona neutral o alta con fuerza confirmada. La señal más potente a la baja.
🩷 Rosa/Fucsia — Williams %R entre -50 y -72, bajando con ADX creciente. Continuación bajista con presión sostenida.
🟤 Marrón oscuro — Williams %R por debajo de -72, bajando con ADX creciente. Sobreventa extrema con caída sostenida. Señal de continuación, mercado en presión vendedora fuerte.
⬜ Gris — No operar
Cuando el ADX no está creciendo, la vela se colorea en gris. Sin fuerza direccional confirmada, cualquier ruptura puede ser falsa. Este filtro es el núcleo del indicador.
Uso recomendado con ORB V2
Este indicador está diseñado para trabajar en conjunto con ORB V2 (también disponible en mi perfil). El flujo es el siguiente:
ORB V2 define el rango de apertura y marca el High y Low del período inicial
Cuando el precio rompe ese rango, Strength - Filtro Ruptura confirma o descarta la ruptura según el color de la vela en ese momento
Solo las rupturas acompañadas de velas verdes (al alza) o rojas (a la baja) tienen confirmación de fuerza real
Las rupturas sobre velas grises se ignoran — son el tipo de fakeout que este filtro busca eliminar
Juntos forman un sistema simple y visual: el ORB marca el nivel, Strength confirma si vale la pena operarlo. Indicator
OB + 2G2R + EMA/BB/ST/VWAP + Doji + Day LevelsIt is a multi-signal chart indicator. It does not place trades automatically; it plots trend tools, levels, and buy/sell markers.
It shows:
BB Mid — the 20-period SMA, used as the crossover reference.
EMA 5, EMA 20, EMA 50, EMA 200 — trend direction filters.
SuperTrend — green when bullish and red when bearish.
Today’s High and Today’s Low — running intraday high/low levels, updated as new candles form.
EMA BUY — EMA 5 crosses above BB Mid, the candle is bullish, and price is above EMA 20/50/200.
EMA SELL — EMA 5 crosses below BB Mid, the candle is bearish, and price is below EMA 20/50/200.
ST BUY / ST SELL — SuperTrend direction changes and the current candle breaks the previous candle’s high or low.
2R2G BUY — two bearish candles followed by two bullish candles.
2G2R SELL — two bullish candles followed by two bearish candles.
Doji Buy / Sell setups — a bullish-to-bearish or bearish-to-bullish two-candle sequence followed by a small-body doji.
The signals are independent. For example, a 2R2G marker does not require an EMA crossover or SuperTrend confirmation. The strongest practical use is to treat EMA trend, SuperTrend direction, and the candle pattern as confirmation together rather than entering on every marker. Indicator
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RPFXBYDAN Liquidity Sweep Cascade [SMC]# Publication settings
**Publish this open-source, not invite-only/closed-source.** Every concept used here (liquidity sweeps, CISD, FVG, order blocks, kill zones, SMT divergence) is public-domain ICT/SMC terminology, not proprietary logic — PulseWire's moderators specifically hold closed-source and invite-only scripts to a much higher bar (you have to justify what's unique enough to hide, and why it's worth paying for). Open-source sidesteps that requirement entirely and is the safer, more defensible choice for a script built from publicly-known building blocks combined in an original way.
# Title
RPFXBYDAN Liquidity Sweep Cascade
# Description
**Why these pieces are combined (not a mashup for its own sake)**
Each concept here exists to solve a specific failure mode of using it alone. A liquidity sweep by itself is noise — most swing highs/lows get taken out without reversing. Requiring a CISD (a shift in orderflow) after the sweep filters out sweeps that don't actually reverse. Requiring the entry to land inside a Fair Value Gap in the discount/premium half of the range filters out CISDs that reverse but leave a bad entry price. None of these three alone is a tradeable signal; the combination is the point.
The three-tier structure exists because a signal on one timeframe alone doesn't tell you if you're trading with or against the bigger picture. Tier 1 establishes the higher-timeframe liquidity/imbalance context. Tier 2 only starts hunting once Tier 1 completes, confirming the reaction on a mid-timeframe inside a session kill zone. Tier 3 only starts once Tier 2 completes, and is the only tier that produces a real stop/target — it's the culmination of the other two agreeing, not an independent signal. That sequential gating (each tier consumed by exactly one attempt from the tier above it) is the original mechanism in this script, not the individual concepts themselves.
SMT divergence and Inverse FVG tracking are optional add-ons layered on top of that same gated engine, off by default, for traders who already use those specific confluences.
**What this is**
A three-tier Smart Money Concepts checklist that only flags a setup once liquidity, structure, and risk all line up across three timeframes:
- **Tier 1 – HTF Context**: a higher-timeframe liquidity sweep reacting into an HTF imbalance (your Point of Interest).
- **Tier 2 – Mid Structure**: inside a session/kill-zone window, a mid-timeframe (default 15m) sweep, shift in orderflow (CISD), and Fair Value Gap / order block — only evaluated once Tier 1 has completed.
- **Tier 3 – Entry**: on your chart's own timeframe, a sweep, CISD, and FVG (or a confirmed Inverse FVG retest if no fresh FVG appears) — only evaluated once Tier 2 has completed. This is the only tier with a defined stop, a fixed R-multiple take-profit, and a Risk:Reward gate.
Optional confluence layers: SMT divergence against a correlated symbol (e.g. ES vs NQ), and an HTF directional bias readout.
A live table shows exactly which of the checklist items are satisfied, tier by tier, so you can see why a setup is or isn't "complete" instead of guessing.
**How to use it**
1. Set Tier 1's HTF input to something meaningfully higher than your chart (e.g. 4H/Daily if you trade 5m-15m).
2. Set Tier 2's mid-timeframe input (default 15m).
3. Enable the kill zone(s) you actually trade (New York AM is on by default).
4. Optionally set a correlated symbol for SMT divergence.
5. Watch the table: green checks across all three tiers plus R:R = a completed setup. Alerts fire automatically on completion (bullish and bearish are separate alert conditions).
**Limitations (read before trusting a green table)**
- This is a deterministic, rule-based approximation of a discretionary trading concept. Every judgment call in the code — how CISD is defined, where the 50% discount/premium line sits, how SMT divergence is measured — is this author's interpretation, not a universally agreed-upon standard.
- Higher-timeframe values only update when that HTF candle closes, by design, so they can lag price intentionally.
- Bar Replay does not render this script's drawings/table live (a PulseWire platform limitation with drawing objects, not a bug in the script) — use a live or normal historical chart to watch it work.
- No indicator predicts the future. Backtest and forward-test on your own instrument and timeframe before risking real money. Nothing here is financial advice.
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10:00 AM opening his indicator automatically plots two critical institutional key levels for every trading day, based on the opening prices of the 00:00 (midnight) and 10:00 New York candles. These levels are widely used by institutional traders and price-action strategists to identify daily structure, potential support/resistance, and breakout targets.
Features:
00:00 NY Open Level — Horizontal Ray starting at the midnight New York candle open
10:00 NY Open Level — Horizontal Ray starting at the 10:00 AM New York candle open
Both rays extend to the right, remaining visible for the entire session
Fully customizable colors, line width, line style, and labels
Optional text labels for quick visual identification
Lightweight and performant — ideal for all timeframes
Why these levels matter: The midnight NY open marks the true start of the institutional trading day, while the 10:00 NY open represents the moment when major liquidity and volatility enter the market. Together, these two prices form a foundational range that many professional traders use to gauge bias, set entries, and manage risk.
Best used on: Forex, Indices, Futures, and any market with significant New York session influence. Indicator
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