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[MR]EMA 9/21/50 + VWAP + MACD + RSI Pro [v6.1]## What it does / how to use it This is an improved indicator based on © joses2777 (overlaid on price): - **EMA 9/21/50**: the trend ribbon. Stacked in order = strong trend. - **VWAP**: the day's volume-weighted average price — intraday only (resets every day). → use it on M5/M15/H1, never on Daily+. - **MACD + RSI**: momentum filters (the MACD isn't plotted, it's used for the logic). - **Green/red background** = bullish/bearish regime. - **🟢 BUY / 🔴 SELL label** = full confluence (trend + EMA9/21 cross + MACD + VWAP + RSI). - **Table in the top-right** = live status of each component. **Usage:** Pine Editor → paste → Add to chart. Wait until all the lights are green in the table + the entry label. Create an alert on Bullish/Bearish Entry. ## Fixes - **The RSI was plotted on the price chart** (`overlay=true`) — an RSI ranging from 0 to 100 squashed onto gold's price scale (~4000) is invisible/unusable, despite the "separate pane" comment. → removed from the chart, kept in the table. (For a real RSI panel, add PulseWire's native RSI below.) - **`show_alerts` was also disabling the visual signals** — the two were mixed together. → separated (`show_signals` vs `enable_alerts`). - **RSI confirmation too fragile**: it required the RSI to cross 30 exactly at the moment of the EMA cross — nearly impossible, hence very few signals. → replaced with a momentum filter (RSI > 50 bullish / < 50 bearish, outside the OB/OS zones), far more usable. - **Broken RSI format** (`format.mintick` → was showing the symbol's tick). → fixed to `#.0`. - **No risk management** → added SL/TP labels based on the ATR (volatility) with a configurable R:R ratio. - **Repetition/repaint**: signals that could stack up. → one signal per reversal + alerts on `once_per_bar_close` (no repaint). **N.B.:** If you have any ideas, feel free to share them with us…
Indicator
by formafast_consulting
ClaudiaRea Key LevelsKey Levels — Manual S/R Zones with Full Style Control This indicator plots your most important price levels as clean, translucent green horizontal lines directly on any chart. Designed for traders who identify their own key levels and want a fast, flexible way to mark them without cluttering the chart. What it plots: 4HR Zone — shaded supply or demand area with adjustable fill Monthly Open — auto-labeled reference line updated each month Daily Level — intraday anchor level Up to 5 Key Levels — your main support and resistance prices Up to 5 Extra Levels — tagged individually as Support, Resistance, or Neutral Features: All lines rendered in translucent green for clean, non-distracting visuals Per-group line width (1–6), line style (solid / dashed / dotted), and transparency control Global label size selector and optional price value displayed on each label Toggle each group on or off independently Works on all symbols and all timeframes No repainting — all levels are manually set and drawn on the last bar only How to use: Open Settings, enter your price levels in each group, choose your preferred line thickness and style, and adjust transparency to match your chart theme. Set any level to 0 to hide it. Enable Extra Levels and assign each one as Support or Resistance for quick visual reference during live trading. React to price action. The levels tell you where to look — the wick tells you what to do.
Indicator
by dataolytics
Renko Timestamp HighlighterRenko Timestamp Highlighter — a Pine Script v6 overlay indicator that colors Renko bricks whose own formation-start timestamp matches a configurable hour:minute (default 9:15, NSE open), using exchange timezone. It compares hour(time, syminfo.timezone)/minute(...) against user inputs and applies barcolor(). Since Renko bricks form asynchronously, only bricks that happen to begin exactly at that minute get highlighted — gap bursts can highlight multiple bricks at once. Visual aid only, no signals. This will be very useful to see the gaps in renko charts which is mostly non tradeable and understand the chart better
Indicator
by kalyansriram
HTF Lookahead DemoTwo identical higher-timeframe requests plotted together, so you can see what lookahead actually does rather than take someone's word for it. Both lines call request.security on the daily timeframe with lookahead = barmerge.lookahead_on. The only difference between them is a one-bar offset on the expression. RED asks for the daily close with no offset. On a historical intraday bar it is already sitting at that day's closing price, a number that did not exist yet when the bar formed. Look at where it sits during the first hours of any day on the chart. CYAN asks for close , the previous day's close. That was knowable at the time, so the line is honest. It is also duller, which is rather the point. A strategy built on the red line backtests beautifully and cannot reproduce it live. WHY NOT JUST TURN LOOKAHEAD OFF Because the offset and the lookahead argument are interdependent. PulseWire's documentation states that neither can be removed without compromising the result. There are four shapes and only one of them is correct: expr with lookahead_on - correct expr with lookahead_on - leaks future data into historical bars expr with lookahead_off - history and realtime disagree, because the higher-timeframe bar only reaches the chart once it has closed, so the offset adds a full timeframe of lag on history that the live bar never gets expr with lookahead_off - the realtime bar sees the still-forming higher-timeframe bar The third one is the trap. It looks like the cautious choice. NOTES Any offset of one bar or more works. is larger and strictly safer, so a checker that insists on a literal will wrongly flag it as a repaint. The daily timeframe and close are hard-coded on purpose. This is a demonstration, not a tool. The source is twelve lines, please read it. Open source under MPL 2.0.
Indicator
by harrell.jordon
FVG & iFVG Fill Counter - Spectre TradesThe Custom Session FVG & iFVG Fill Counter is designed for intraday traders who use Fair Value Gaps to evaluate price delivery, market imbalance, and potential reversal areas. Unlike session-specific indicators, this tool can be fully customized for any trading session, including New York, London, Asia, premarket, regular trading hours, kill zones, or a user-defined time window. The indicator automatically identifies bullish and bearish three-candle FVGs formed during the selected session, tracks whether those imbalances remain active or become filled, and monitors when an invalidated FVG converts into an inverse Fair Value Gap, or iFVG. A customizable on-chart dashboard provides a clear breakdown of bullish and bearish FVGs created, FVGs filled, iFVGs created, iFVGs revisited, and zones that remain active. Users can customize the session name, dashboard title, session hours, time zone, minimum gap size, fill requirement, iFVG confirmation method, colors, text size, dashboard location, session shading, and chart markers. The indicator can be configured for any market or trading window by selecting the preferred session hours and time zone. This allows traders to study imbalance behavior during sessions such as: New York regular trading hours New York AM or PM session London session London Kill Zone Asian or Tokyo session Futures premarket Custom opening-range windows Any personally defined trading session This tool is intended for futures, forex, index, cryptocurrency, and intraday price-action traders who want a faster way to measure how efficiently the market is filling imbalances during a chosen session. It may be particularly useful for traders who incorporate ICT concepts, liquidity sweeps, market structure shifts, displacement, FVG retests, and inverse FVG reversals into their trading process. The indicator is best used as a market-context and confirmation tool alongside higher-timeframe bias, liquidity levels, structure, volume, and disciplined risk management. Disclaimer This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Fair Value Gaps and inverse Fair Value Gaps do not guarantee reversals, continuations, or profitable trades. Historical signals and past performance do not predict future results. Users are responsible for independently evaluating all trade setups and applying appropriate risk management before entering any position.
Indicator
by SpectreTradesTX
Modern WatermarkClean corner watermark for screenshots and posts. Displays the ticker with its timeframe, plus the company name, industry, and optionally the sector and exchange — pulled automatically from the symbol, so nothing needs updating when you flip charts. Adjustable position (all nine anchors), text sizes, colors, and transparency. Percentage-based side and top padding keeps the block off the chart edge and scales with your screen. Monospace toggle for a terminal look, plus uppercase and blank-line spacing options. Sub-lines collapse automatically on symbols without description or industry data, so futures, forex, and crypto stay clean.
Indicator
by isaacxrico
TORY 40 Buy Breakout Matrix v1.0TORY 40 Buy Breakout Matrix v1.0 — First Release TORY 40 Buy Breakout Matrix is a multi-symbol breakout scanner designed to help traders quickly identify fresh bullish signals across a customizable list of up to 40 instruments. If any symbol is incorrect the whole indicator may not load, you have to re pick the symbols. Instead of checking each chart individually, the indicator displays qualifying symbols in a compact on-chart dashboard, together with the active technical triggers, current price, analyst target data, potential upside, analyst consensus, and analyst count. How it works The scanner monitors five bullish conditions: TL — TORY Trendline: Detects a break above a descending resistance line formed from two confirmed swing highs. A buy signal requires a resistance breach followed by a candle closing above the breach candle’s high. ST — Supertrend: Triggers when Supertrend changes from bearish to bullish. R55 — RSI 55: Triggers when RSI crosses above 55, indicating strengthening bullish momentum. MARU — Bullish Marubozu: Identifies a strong bullish candle with upper and lower wicks within the selected maximum percentage. BOS — Bullish Break of Structure: Triggers when price closes above the latest confirmed swing high. The Score column shows how many enabled signals are currently fresh. In two-timeframe mode, signals from both timeframes contribute to the score, so the maximum is 10. The score measures signal confluence—it is not a prediction or probability of success. Scanner layouts The indicator provides three layouts: 40 symbols, one timeframe: Scans the entire symbol list on one selected timeframe. Group A, 20 symbols, two timeframes: Scans the chart symbol plus positions 2–20 on two timeframes. Group B, 20 symbols, two timeframes: Scans the chart symbol plus positions 21–40 on two timeframes. The chart symbol always occupies the first position. When Always show chart symbol first is enabled, it remains pinned at the top even when no new trigger is present. In that case, the dashboard displays WAIT. All symbols in Groups A and B can be replaced through the indicator settings. Filtering the results Rows can be filtered to show: Any enabled buy signal Two or more simultaneous signals TORY trendline signals only Supertrend signals only RSI 55 signals only Marubozu signals only Bullish BOS signals only Individual signal types can also be enabled or disabled. The Keep a new signal visible for setting determines how many bars a new trigger remains on the dashboard. A value of 1 shows only the newest qualifying signal candle. For more stable scanning, Use completed candles only is enabled by default. Turning it off allows the scanner to react to the currently forming candle, but live signals may change before that candle closes. Analyst Lens Where PulseWire provides analyst information for a symbol, the dashboard can display: Median analyst price target Estimated upside or downside from the scanned price Consensus rating Number of contributing analysts Optional filters include: Buy or Strong Buy Strong Buy only Positive target upside Minimum analyst count The consensus label is calculated from the available Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell, and Strong Sell recommendations. Some instruments may not have analyst coverage, so their values can appear as unavailable. The pinned chart symbol may remain visible regardless of the selected technical or analyst filters. Suggested starting setup For a balanced scan: Use completed candles only Keep signals visible for 1–2 bars Enable all five signal types Select “Any selected buy signal” for broader discovery Select “2 or more signals” when looking for stronger confluence Use a higher second timeframe to add broader market context Important notes Pivot-based trendline and structure calculations require confirmed swing points, so they naturally appear only after the selected swing-strength period has passed. This indicator is a scanning and decision-support tool. It does not provide entries, stop-loss levels, position sizing, or guaranteed outcomes. Analyst targets and recommendations may be delayed, incomplete, or unavailable and should not be treated as independent trade signals. Always confirm signals using price structure, volume, liquidity, risk management, and your own trading plan. Version 1.0 includes: Scanning for up to 40 customizable symbols Single- and dual-timeframe layouts Five bullish technical triggers Signal-confluence scoring Fresh-signal filtering Optional completed-candle confirmation Analyst consensus and price-target filters Customizable dashboard position, size, and displayed data For educational and informational purposes only. This indicator is not financial advice.
Indicator
by drsamgeorge
Wick Scalp - Wick Lifecycle Roadmap v7.9Wick Scalp – Wick Lifecycle Roadmap Most wick indicators stop once a wick forms. Wick Lifecycle Roadmap follows the entire life of every significant wick—from creation, to magnet attraction, to retest, and finally continuation or failure. Instead of simply marking long wicks, the indicator builds a dynamic map of where price is statistically attracted next and what is most likely to happen after that level is reached. Features Intelligent Wick Detection Detects significant upper and lower liquidity wicks Adjustable minimum wick size Optional wick/body ratio filter Ignores insignificant market noise Clean vs Delayed Magnets Every wick is classified as either: Clean Magnet Fresh liquidity Higher probability Higher priority target Delayed Magnet Overlapping liquidity Lower priority Optional filtering Magnet Quality Grading Each magnet receives a quality score based on: Relative wick size Liquidity sweep Higher timeframe bonus Magnet cleanliness Grades: A+ A B C This allows traders to quickly focus on the highest-quality liquidity targets. Next Magnet Selection The indicator continuously evaluates every active magnet and automatically selects the most probable next destination using: Distance from price EMA trend RSI momentum Price momentum Magnet quality Cleanliness bonus Instead of dozens of lines, the indicator highlights the one magnet currently considered most relevant. Dynamic Entry Model For the selected magnet the script calculates: Last acceptable entry Preferred entry zone Acceptable entry zone Remaining move to target Estimated leveraged return Entry quality Status is classified as: Best Entry Zone Entry Acceptable Too Late Wait Skip Complete Wick Lifecycle After a magnet is hit, the indicator does not stop. It continues tracking the expected market structure. Phase 1 Price reaches the remembered wick. Phase 2 Price must reclaim the entire wick. Phase 3 R1 becomes active. R1 represents the reclaimed wick extreme. Phase 4 If R1 fails, R2 becomes the next support/resistance. Phase 5 If R2 also fails, the pullback is classified as unhealthy. This creates a complete roadmap instead of a single target. Continuation Projection After the current target is completed the indicator automatically searches for the next same-direction magnet. This creates a natural roadmap showing: Current Target → Pullback → Continuation Magnet Table The integrated table displays: Current target Direction Grade Distance Entry model Entry state R1 R2 Pullback health Next continuation target Everything updates automatically in real time. Visual Design The indicator keeps charts clean by using: Short magnet lines Hover tooltips Quality colouring Optional source dots Optional candle IDs Configurable lookback Selected magnet highlighting Ideal For BTC Crypto Futures Forex Indices Stocks Works on all timeframes. What Makes It Different Most wick indicators only identify where liquidity was taken. Wick Lifecycle Roadmap tracks what happens before, during, and after the wick is revisited, providing a complete decision framework rather than isolated signals. It combines liquidity mapping, probability ranking, dynamic entry planning, retest analysis, and continuation forecasting into a single workflow. Disclaimer: This indicator is designed as a decision-support tool and should be used alongside your own market analysis and risk management. It does not guarantee future price movements or trading outcomes.
Indicator
by Marius-Gabriel
ATR WatcherThis code is for educational purpose only. It tries to give information on the CURRENT CANDLE'S ATR, LOOK BACK PERIOD'S ATR and the PRVEVIOUS WORKING DAY'S ATR. This data does not give any ADVICE, SUGGESSTIONS OR RECOMMENDATION for BUYING OR SELLING. This indicator is NOT A FOOL PROOF / FULL PROOF INDICATOR and might encounter the error(s) for which the creator / owner will not be resoponsible / liable. This code is free for public at large and the owner is simply doing a service to the user community.
Indicator
by mandar0211
XAUUSD Pressure + Liquidity Volume + OB + FVGXAUUSD Pressure + Liquidity Volume + OB + FVG, this script have 80% win rate 🟢 Green Vector: Extreme bullish volume/spread. This represents aggressive buying or short covering by institutions. 🔴 Red Vector: Extreme bearish volume/spread. This represents aggressive selling or long liquidation. 🔵 / 🟣 Blue or Violet/Fuchsia: Above-average volume. Signals that market makers are actively stepping into the market.
Indicator
by paragpatrikar
Technical Summay & Crowd Consensus _ Lite _ Triggon# Technical SUMMARY + Crowd Consensus — Triggon Lite A single technical-bias reading built from 22 of the most widely-charted tools on the platform, 10 oscillators and 12 moving averages condensed into one consensus percentage, a daily persistent Buy/Sell phase, and one fully transparent trade rule. ## Why this exists I don't personally trade off technical indicators — I think of them mainly as a liquidity layer the market uses, not a forecasting tool. But in a much larger strategy I run privately (4,000+ lines), I tested using a broad technical-consensus reading as a confirmation filter. It didn't add what I wanted there, so I pulled it out. What was left, though, was a question worth testing on its own: does the crowd's aggregate technical bias — built from the same handful of indicators almost everyone charts with — actually move *with* price, *against* it, or not at all? My own prior going in is that it's inverse: that a unanimous, textbook-standard reading looks more like a map of where liquidity (stops, obvious entries) is sitting than a map of where price is actually going. This script is that test, built as its own standalone strategy and released openly so anyone can run the same experiment on their own terms. A "Contrarian Mode" exists in the settings for exactly this purpose. The honest answer is probably regime-dependent rather than a fixed sign — trend-following logic (which is most of what's under the hood here) has real, well-documented edge in sustained trends, and only likely loses to the contrarian read in choppier conditions. ## How it works - **22 inputs, one vote each.** RSI(14), Stochastic(14,3,3), CCI(20), MACD(12,26,9), Awesome Oscillator, Momentum(10), Williams %R(14), Stochastic RSI(3,3,14,14), Ultimate Oscillator, and Bull/Bear Power, plus EMA and SMA at 10/20/50/100/200, VWMA(20), and HMA(9). Each casts **+1 (Buy)**, **-1 (Sell)**, or **0 (Neutral)** using the same conventional thresholds you'd find in most platforms' built-in "Technicals" ratings — nothing exotic or curve-fit. -**Votes are tallied** into Buy / Sell / Neutral totals across whichever indicators you leave switched on (every one is individually toggleable). - **Consensus % is the dominant side's share of *all* enabled indicators — including the neutral ones.** A "70% consensus" reading means 70% of everything you've switched on agrees, not 70% of the indicators that took a side. This matters: a busy, trending market with few neutral readings reaches a high consensus % more easily than a quiet one, even at the same buy-to-sell ratio. - That percentage maps to **four tiers** — Neutral, Buy/Sell, Strong, Very Strong — against your own thresholds (defaults: 45% / 70% / 85%). - A **Daily Phase state machine** (intraday charts only) turns that instant reading into something more usable: it holds a persistent Buy or Sell phase through the day, only flipping on a genuine reversal of the dominant side. A neutral reading never breaks an established phase, and the phase resets fresh at the start of each new day. - An optional **EMA-alignment filter** (length and source both adjustable) only allows longs when the full candle sits above the EMA, and shorts when it sits fully below — a candle straddling the line is skipped either way. - **A trade fires only when three things line up on a confirmed bar:** the daily phase actually flips, that flip's consensus % clears your chosen threshold, and — if enabled — the EMA filter agrees. Reversals are automatic: the opposite entry closes the open position and opens the new one. - **The on-chart table shows all of it live:** the headline bias, the exact consensus % and tier, a −100/+100 thermal gauge, the day's phase (with the time it started), your current simulated position and P&L, the oscillator/MA vote split, and — if you turn on "Show Indicator Details" — every individual indicator's own vote as a colored badge. ## Built and tested on Developed and tuned on **BTC, 30-minute chart**. It's fully open — test it freely on any symbol or timeframe. It has also shown some workable behavior on **BNB**, without any promises beyond that. Please don't assume performance carries over to other assets or timeframes without testing it yourself first. ## This is the Lite build — please read before using This public release intentionally leaves out a number of the filters, sensitivities, and safeguards used in more advanced private versions. Specifically, it does **not** include: - **Any position-sizing or capital/risk management.** The backtest applies only a flat **0.05% commission** and nothing else — position sizing defaults to 100% of equity per trade precisely *because* sizing and risk management are intentionally out of scope here. Treat the results as a read on signal quality, not on what a properly risk-managed account would actually return. Adjust position size and add your own risk management in the Properties tab before drawing any conclusions about real-world returns. - **Extra signal-confirmation or veto filters** beyond the optional EMA alignment. - **Stop-loss, take-profit, or any exit logic** beyond the automatic reversal on the next opposite signal. This is by design. The goal is to isolate one idea — the technical-consensus / contrarian question above — cleanly enough to test, not to hand you a plug-and-play, fully risk-managed system. ## Disclaimer This script is for research and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Backtested results are hypothetical, do not reflect real trading conditions (liquidity, slippage beyond what's modeled, exchange downtime, order-execution differences, and more), and past performance — simulated or real — is no guarantee of future results. You are solely responsible for any trading decisions you make and for managing your own risk. Use at your own risk. ## Try it This lite build isn't deployed on Triggon's Telegram signal feed — add it to your own PulseWire chart above to test and evaluate it directly.
Strategy
by Triggon_
Sniper Liquidity Zones by DAVIDThis indicator is built for Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT traders who want to capture high-probability entry opportunities based on Liquidity Sweeps and Fair Value Gaps (FVG). Instead of cluttering the chart with endless arrows, shapes, or text labels, this tool draws clean Rectangle Zones that mark exact trading areas and remain active on your chart until price mitigates them. System Logic and How It Works Liquidity Sweeps Detection The indicator tracks dynamic Swing Highs (Buy-Side Liquidity / BSL) and Swing Lows (Sell-Side Liquidity / SSL) using customizable pivot lookback periods. A sweep is confirmed when price pierces past a key swing point and closes back inside the range. Fair Value Gap (FVG) Confluence After a liquidity sweep occurs, the algorithm scans the next few candles for a valid 3-bar Fair Value Gap (Imbalance). When a sweep is backed by an FVG, it confirms institutional footprint and validates the signal. Dynamic Buy and Sell Rectangle Zones When both Liquidity Sweep and FVG conditions align: A Green Rectangle Zone labeled "buy" is created for bullish setups. A Red Rectangle Zone labeled "sell" is created for bearish setups. These boxes automatically extend horizontally across future bars until price crosses through them (mitigation), giving you clear retest levels. Built-in Anti-Spam Filter To prevent duplicate signals on lower timeframes and maintain chart clarity, a minimum bar distance filter is integrated. This ensures zones only appear on fresh, distinct setups. How to Use for Trading Buy Setup: Wait for price to sweep Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL). Look for the Green Rectangle Zone labeled "buy" to appear on your chart. Enter on the open or retest of the green rectangle zone, placing stop loss below the zone low. Sell Setup: Wait for price to sweep Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL). Look for the Red Rectangle Zone labeled "sell" to appear on your chart. Enter on the open or retest of the red rectangle zone, placing stop loss above the zone high. Indicator Inputs Pivot Lookback Length: Determines how far back the script looks to mark major market structure highs and lows. Max Bars After Sweep to Find FVG: Controls how many candles after a sweep the script checks for an imbalance gap. Min Bars Between Zones: Filters out closely repeating signals to avoid noise on volatile charts. Zone Transparency and Colors: Allows complete visual customization of the buy and sell boxes.
Indicator
by Mr_Davidd7
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Devtrader Order Flow & Volume ProfileCopy this directly into the PulseWire publication description: ```markdown # Devtrader Order Flow & Volume Profile **Devtrader Order Flow & Volume Profile** is a pressure-first order-flow indicator designed to make classified buying and selling activity easier to interpret across the current candle, trading session and day. It combines: - Volume delta candles - Candle, session and daily pressure - Cumulative Volume Delta - Developing session volume profile - POC, VAH and VAL - Relative-volume qualification - Footprint imbalances - Absorption analysis - Confirmed CVD divergence - Developing POC migration - Configurable alerts The objective is to provide structured order-flow context without covering the chart with unnecessary levels or signals. --- ## Pressure Matrix The dashboard presents four independent pressure horizons: ### Candle Shows the classified volume activity of the current chart candle: - Buy volume - Sell volume - Total classified volume - Raw volume delta - Normalized delta percentage - Relative volume - Pressure classification ### Session Accumulates order-flow activity during the configured trading session: - Session buy and sell volume - Session delta and delta percentage - Session CVD - Positive and negative delta candle counts - Maximum and minimum candle delta - Session pressure state Session pressure resets when the configured session begins, independently of the volume-profile reset period. ### Day Accumulates classified order flow across the current calendar day using the selected timezone: - Daily buy and sell volume - Daily delta and delta percentage - Daily CVD - Positive and negative delta candle counts - Daily pressure state ### Previous Day Displays the completed previous day for comparison with the developing current day. --- ## Pressure States Volume pressure is classified using transparent, configurable thresholds: - **BALANCED** — delta is inside the neutral range - **BUY BIAS / SELL BIAS** — directional activity is present but limited - **BUY / SELL** — directional pressure exceeds the configured threshold - **STRONG BUY / STRONG SELL** — extreme normalized delta is present Strong candle pressure also requires sufficient relative volume. This prevents low-participation candles from being treated like meaningful order-flow events. Additional dashboard states include: - **EARLY** — insufficient session/day candles for a mature reading - **EST** — values include lower-timeframe estimates - **GAPS** — some eligible candles did not contain usable pressure data - **CLOSED** — the configured session has finished --- ## Delta Candles Delta candles separate price direction from volume pressure: - The candle outline represents price direction. - The internal fill represents normalized volume delta. - Positive delta grows from the lower part of the selected candle range. - Negative delta grows from the upper part. - Fill intensity increases with delta magnitude. - Small delta values remain visually neutral. The display can use the candle body or the complete high-to-low range. Full-body and midpoint-based fill modes are available. This makes price-and-delta disagreement visible. For example, a bearish candle containing positive delta can indicate that aggressive buying failed to produce upward price progress. --- ## Developing Session Volume Profile The indicator constructs a configurable session profile using classified buy and sell volume at each price row. Available profile modes: - **Total Volume** — clean auction distribution - **Delta Dominance** — total-volume shape coloured by directional pressure - **Buy / Sell Split** — footprint-style separation of classified buying and selling Profile settings include: - Custom trading session - Exchange or selected timezone - Daily, weekly, monthly or session-only reset - Adaptive or fixed footprint-row resolution - Configurable value-area percentage - Profile width, offset and row separation - Value-area and outside-value transparency The analytical profile retains its full resolution while displayed rows can be consolidated to keep the chart readable. --- ## POC and Value Area The session Point of Control is treated as auction context rather than a directional signal. Available POC presentation modes: - Profile-edge notch - Label only - Short dotted line - Extended line - Hidden Additional options include: - Developing POC migration trail - Previous completed-session POC - VAH and VAL bracket - Profile mean - Optional price labels Per-candle POC is disabled by default and can be enabled for qualified, recent or all candles. --- ## Order-Flow Events ### Extreme Delta Detects unusually strong positive or negative candle delta when relative-volume participation meets the configured requirement. ### Absorption Highlights situations where aggressive volume fails to move price effectively: - Strong positive delta with a weak close can indicate buyers being absorbed. - Strong negative delta with a strong close can indicate sellers being absorbed. Absorption describes order-flow evidence and should be confirmed with market structure and location. ### Stacked Imbalances Native footprint mode can detect consecutive diagonal buy or sell imbalances across multiple price rows. ### CVD Divergence Confirmed pivot logic compares price structure against session CVD: - Lower price low with a higher CVD low - Higher price high with a lower CVD high Divergence markers appear only after the configured pivot confirmation period. They are intentionally delayed to avoid using unconfirmed future bars. ### Developing POC Migration Tracks meaningful movement of the developing session POC while filtering insignificant one-row changes. --- ## Alerts The indicator includes alerts for: - Extreme positive delta - Extreme negative delta - Buyers absorbed - Sellers absorbed - Stacked buy imbalance - Stacked sell imbalance - Confirmed bullish CVD divergence - Confirmed bearish CVD divergence - Strong session buy pressure - Strong session sell pressure - Strong daily buy pressure - Strong daily sell pressure - Developing POC migration up - Developing POC migration down Signals can be restricted to confirmed candle closes. --- ## Data Modes ### PulseWire Footprint Uses PulseWire’s native Pine footprint data and is the strict default. Native footprint access requires a PulseWire Premium or Ultimate plan. ### Lower-Timeframe Estimate Classifies lower-timeframe volume using intrabar price movement when explicitly selected. This mode is an estimate and is clearly identified in the dashboard. ### Auto Uses native footprint information when available and falls back to the lower-timeframe estimate when necessary. Auto mode provides continuity but can produce mixed-source session or daily calculations. The dashboard reports this condition. --- ## Important Data Limitation PulseWire classifies footprint buying and selling volume from lower-timeframe price behaviour. It does not provide a guaranteed exchange-level aggressor flag for every transaction. Therefore: - “Buy volume” and “sell volume” are classified volume. - Lower-timeframe mode is an additional approximation. - The indicator does not receive full Level II order-book data. - It cannot display resting liquidity, queue position, spoofing or hidden orders. - Realtime values can change until the current candle closes. - Historical footprint precision can differ from realtime precision. - Standard candles are recommended. This is an order-flow and auction-analysis indicator, not a replacement for a dedicated Level II platform. --- ## Suggested Use The indicator is best used to answer questions such as: - Is current candle pressure aligned with price? - Is session pressure strengthening or weakening? - Does daily pressure confirm the session move? - Is price accepting above or below the session value area? - Is the developing POC migrating with price? - Is aggressive volume producing price progress? - Are buyers or sellers being absorbed? - Is participation sufficient for the delta reading to matter? Order-flow readings should be combined with market structure, liquidity, session context and risk management. --- ## Disclaimer This indicator is intended for discretionary analysis and educational purposes. It does not: - Place or manage orders - Provide guaranteed entries or exits - Predict future price direction - Guarantee the accuracy or completeness of exchange data - Replace independent risk management Order-flow conditions describe observed market activity. They should not be treated as standalone trading instructions. ```
Indicator
by Devtailor
Previous Day High / LowIt marks three price levels from yesterday's session and holds them on the chart as horizontal reference lines. **What it plots** PDH and PDL are the previous day's high and low, drawn as solid light-blue lines at width 3. PDM sits halfway between them, dotted and light yellow. All three extend infinitely in both directions, so they're visible no matter where you scroll. **How the values are pulled** A single `request.security` call fetches `high ` and `low ` off the daily series. Because it references the bar *before* the current daily bar, the values are locked in from a session that has already closed. `lookahead_on` is safe in that context and nothing repaints intraday. Mid is just the average of the two. There's an RTH toggle. Left off, you get the full Globex range on futures. Switched on, `ticker.modify` swaps to the regular session so the levels come from 8:30–3:00 CT only. **How it draws** Rather than creating new line objects each session, it makes six objects once (three lines, three labels) and repositions them on the last bar. That's why it runs on any timeframe and why the lines are continuous instead of segmented per day. Labels sit three bars right of the last candle showing the level name and price. **Alerts** Two conditions fire on a close crossing PDH or PDL, in either direction. **Practical use for MNQ** These are the levels a lot of order flow references at the open. Yesterday's high and low act as the obvious liquidity pools, and the midpoint often works as a mean-reversion magnet when the session opens inside the prior range. Given your 9/21 EMA stack, the useful reads are when a level lines up with the fast EMAs, and when price opens outside the prior range entirely, since that changes whether PDH/PDL are targets or support.
Indicator
by jnvijay12
MAUI Body Gaps INEF V2## MAUI Body Gaps MTF The **MAUI Body Gaps MTF** indicator identifies price gaps between the closing price of one candle and the opening price of the next candle across multiple timeframes. The indicator supports the following timeframes: **Current Chart, M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M15, M30, M45, H1, H2, H3, H4, and Daily.** Each timeframe can be enabled or disabled individually. Bullish and bearish gap colors can also be configured separately for every timeframe. ### Gap Detection Modes The indicator offers two detection methods: * **Previous Close → Next Open** Detects a gap between the previous candle’s closing price and the next candle’s opening price. * **Completely Separated Candle Bodies** Detects gaps where the candle bodies do not overlap. ### Main Features * Multi-timeframe gap detection * Individual color settings for every timeframe * Separate bullish and bearish gap colors * Adjustable minimum gap size in ticks * Adjustable line width and line style * Optional display of bullish or bearish gaps * Optional deletion of fully filled gaps * Gap mitigation based on wick or candle body * Maximum number of displayed gaps can be configured * Alert conditions for new bullish and bearish gaps * Optional setting to display only confirmed, fully printed gaps When **“Only confirmed printed gaps”** is enabled, a gap is displayed only after the relevant candle has fully closed. This prevents unfinished gaps from appearing while a candle is still forming. Filled gaps can either be stopped at the mitigation candle or removed completely from the chart. This indicator is designed to provide a clear overview of open body gaps across several intraday and higher timeframes.
Indicator
by mauimitchell
Day Trading Tools (Geo)day trading tools. author zentrading Description — Zen Trading Toolkit v1.8 This indicator combines three independent research modules for day trading, built on pure Price Action logic — no indicators, just statistical measurement of daily volatility. Module 1 — ABR Measured Moves Projects target levels (0.5x / 1.0x / 1.5x / 2.0x) from yesterday's RTH close (y.Close), based on the Average Bar Range (ABR) over a configurable N-day lookback. It also plots yesterday's high/low and the additional measured moves derived from them. Module 2 — Opening Range Builds a box from the high/low of the first N bars (default 18) and projects levels from it (0.25x–2.0x), useful for identifying retail trader traps and breakout levels. Module 3 — Volatility Statistics Table Displays a side panel with ABR/ADR readings for both RTH and ETH sessions, today's range as a % of ADR (turns red at ≥80%), the Opening Range's % of ADR, and separate "Swing" and "Scalp" targets (configurable % of ADR — default 40% and 10%). All metrics are also output to the Data Window independently of the table. The tool supports ES, FDAX, HSI, Nikkei, and a custom session/timezone configuration, automatically adjusting to the corresponding trading hours. აღწერა — Zen Trading Toolkit v1.8 ეს ინდიკატორი დღიური ვაჭრობის (day trading) სამი დამოუკიდებელი კვლევითი მოდულის ერთობლიობაა, აგებული სუფთა ფასის მოძრაობის (Price Action) ლოგიკაზე — ინდიკატორების გარეშე, მხოლოდ დღიური ვოლატილობის სტატისტიკურ გაზომვაზე დაყრდნობით. მოდული 1 — ABR გაზომილი სვლები (Measured Moves) გუშინდელი დღის დახურვის ფასიდან (y.Close) აშენებს პროექციულ დონეებს (0.5x / 1.0x / 1.5x / 2.0x), რომლებიც ეფუძნება საშუალო დღიურ დიაპაზონს (Average Bar Range, N-დღიანი მოძრავი პერიოდით). ასევე გამოაქვს გუშინდელი მაქსიმუმი/მინიმუმი და მათგან აგებული დამატებითი გაზომილი სვლები. მოდული 2 — გახსნის დიაპაზონი (Opening Range) პირველი N ბარის (ნაგულისხმევად 18) მაქსიმუმ-მინიმუმზე აშენებს ყუთს და მისგან პროექციებს (0.25x–2.0x), რაც პრაქტიკულად რითეილ თრეიდერების ხაფანგებისა და გარღვევის დონეების იდენტიფიცირებას ემსახურება. მოდული 3 — ვოლატილობის სტატისტიკის ცხრილი გვერდით პანელზე აჩვენებს RTH და ETH სესიების ABR/ADR მაჩვენებლებს, დღევანდელი დიაპაზონის %-ს ADR-იდან (წითლდება 80%-ზე მეტისას), Opening Range-ის %-ს ADR-იდან და ცალკეულ "სვინგის" და "სკალპის" სამიზნეებს (ADR-ის მორგებადი % — ნაგულისხმევად 40% და 10%). ყველა მეტრიკა ასევე გამოტანილია Data Window-ში, ცხრილისგან დამოუკიდებლად. ინსტრუმენტი მხარდაჭერს ES, FDAX, HSI, Nikkei და საკუთარი სესია/დროის სარტყელის კონფიგურაციას, ავტომატურად ითვალისწინებს შესაბამის სავაჭრო საათებს.
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