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ORB Alert/libanhashiThis indicator is built for disciplined intraday traders who trade US equities, index futures, or ETFs during the regular session. It works on any timeframe but is optimized for the 5-minute chart. It is particularly powerful on high-liquidity instruments such as NQ, ES, SPY, QQQ, and large-cap momentum stocks.
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This indicator and all associated code, logic, and methodology are the intellectual property of Liban Hashi. © 2026 Liban Hashi. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, resale, or modification of this script in whole or in part is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of the creator. This tool is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Always practice proper risk management. Indicator
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Hurst Cycle Composite Oscillator by TruSignal StrategiesHow to Use It in Your Oscillator Script
The script is already designed to combine all enabled cycles:
It sums -cos waves for each enabled cycle.
Normalizes by number of enabled cycles (so amplitude stays ~ -1 to +1 regardless of how many you enable).
Pro Recommendations:
Start with the full nest: Enable 80-day, 40-day, 20-day, 10-day, 5-day (and 20-week/40-week if on daily charts). This gives the richest composite.
Disable noisy ones if needed: Turn off 5-day/10-day for smoother regime on longer-term charts (e.g., weekly stocks).
Match your main FLD indicator: Enable the exact same cycles in both scripts for perfect sync.Never use just one: That defeats the purpose — you'd lose the "multiple cycles combine" insight.
Approach What You Get When to Us eCombine Al lNet cyclic influence, regime filter, divergenceDefault — pro standard for most tradingCombine Medium/LongSmoother regime (less short-term noise)Position trading, stocks on daily/weeklySingle Cycle OnlyPure sine (no real insight)Never — only for debugging/learning
Combining is what turns it into a regime filter powerhouse — green background for bullish cyclic bias, red for bearish.
Sync the anchor, enable the nest, and watch how the oscillator's troughs align with your FLD ↑ crosses near projections. That's elite Hurst trading.
ApproachWhat You GetWhen to UseCombine AllNet cyclic influence, regime filter, divergenceDefault — pro standard for most tradingCombine Medium/LongSmoother regime (less short-term noise)Position trading, stocks on daily/weeklySingle Cycle OnlyPure sine (no real insight)Never — only for debugging/learning
Combining is what turns it into a regime filter powerhouse — green background for bullish cyclic bias, red for bearish.
Sync the anchor, enable the nest, and watch how the oscillator's troughs align with your FLD ↑ crosses near projections. That's elite Hurst trading. Indicator
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HTF Candle Direction Strategy V1🔹 Title
HTF Candle Direction Strategy V1
🔹 Short Description
Higher Timeframe (HTF) bias-based strategy with optional EMA & volume filters and controlled daily execution.
🔹 Full Description
📌 Overview
HTF Candle Direction Strategy V1 is a simple yet powerful trend-following strategy that trades in the direction of a selected Higher Timeframe (HTF) candle.
The core idea is straightforward:
If the HTF candle is bullish → look for BUY trades
If the HTF candle is bearish → look for SELL trades
This helps traders align with the broader market trend while executing trades on lower timeframes.
⚙️ How It Works
The script fetches HTF Open and Close prices
Determines directional bias:
Bullish Bias → HTF Close > HTF Open
Bearish Bias → HTF Close < HTF Open
Trades are executed only when:
Signals are enabled
Selected direction (Buy/Sell) is enabled
Filters (if enabled) are satisfied
Only one trade per day is allowed
🔍 Features
✅ Higher Timeframe Bias Trading
Trade in alignment with HTF trend
Works on any timeframe combination
✅ Lookahead Mode (Backtesting vs Real Trading)
ON → Faster signals but repaints
OFF → Realistic, non-repainting behavior
✅ EMA Filter (Optional)
Confirms trend using EMA
Buy only above EMA
Sell only below EMA
✅ Volume Filter (Optional)
Trades only when volume is strong
Helps avoid weak market conditions
✅ One Trade Per Day Logic
Prevents overtrading
Keeps strategy disciplined
✅ Built-in Alerts
BUY & SELL alerts included
Ready for automation
✅ Live Dashboard
Displays:
HTF Bias
Lookahead status
EMA filter status
Volume filter status
📊 Dashboard Information
The dashboard (top-right) provides real-time status:
HTF Bias → Current market direction
Lookahead → ON (Repainting) / OFF (Safe)
EMA Filter → Enabled / Disabled
Volume Filter → Enabled / Disabled
⚠️ Important Notes
Lookahead ON = Repainting
Use only for backtesting or analysis
For real trading, always use:
👉 Lookahead OFF
Strategy takes only one trade per day, so performance depends on HTF accuracy
🎯 Best Use Cases
Intraday trading with HTF confirmation
Trend-following strategies
Index, Forex, Crypto markets
Scalping with higher timeframe bias
💡 Recommended Settings
HTF: 4H / Daily
EMA: 50 or 200
Lookahead: OFF (for live trading)
Volume Filter: Optional
🔔 Alerts
BUY Signal → HTF Bullish + filters satisfied
SELL Signal → HTF Bearish + filters satisfied
🚀 Final Notes
This strategy is designed for simplicity, clarity, and disciplined execution.
It avoids overtrading and focuses on high-probability directional setups.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
Trading in financial markets involves significant risk, and you may lose all or part of your capital. Past performance of this strategy does not guarantee future results.
This strategy uses higher timeframe data and optional lookahead logic. When lookahead is enabled, signals may repaint, meaning results shown on historical data may differ from real-time performance.
Users are strongly advised to:
Test the strategy on demo accounts before using real capital
Use proper risk management
Understand how the strategy works before trading
The author is not responsible for any financial losses or damages resulting from the use of this script. Strategy
Ultimate Trend Suite: SMAs | MAs | Cloud | VWAP | BB [R2D2]Ultimate Trend Suite: Dynamic MAs, Cloud, VWAP & Bollinger Bands
Overview
Chart clutter is a trader’s worst enemy. Constantly toggling between different moving averages, volatility bands, and volume indicators can lead to analysis paralysis.
The Ultimate Trend Suite is designed to be your “one-stop shop” for trend analysis. It combines the most powerful traditional moving averages (SMAs and EMAs) with a visual Trend Cloud, Session VWAP, and Bollinger Bands into a single, fully customizable overlay. Every single feature can be toggled on or off, allowing you to keep your charts incredibly clean while maintaining access to deep, institutional-grade insights.
Core Features
Fully Customizable EMAs & SMAs: Comes pre-loaded with the most widely respected lengths (EMA: 20, 50, 200 | SMA: 50, 100, 200, 730).
Dynamic Trend Cloud: A visual ribbon that fills the space between your fast and slow EMAs (default 20 & 50). Green signifies a bullish momentum phase, while red visually warns of a bearish phase.
Session VWAP: The gold standard for institutional day traders. Displays the true intraday price action weighted by volume.
Bollinger Bands: Integrated volatility tracking to help you spot overbought/oversold conditions and impending breakouts (the "squeeze").
Built-in Alerts: Server-side alert conditions programmed for the classic 50/200 SMA Golden Cross and Death Cross.
Decluttered UI Mode: A built-in toggle to hide the indicator's raw data numbers from your chart's status line, keeping your screen visually pristine.
Educational Guide: SMA vs. EMA
To get the most out of this suite, it is crucial to understand which moving average to use and when.
EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
How it works: Places a higher mathematical weight on the most recent price data.
Best for: Momentum traders and catching early trend reversals. Because it reacts to price changes faster, it hugs the current price action much closer.
The Catch: Its speed makes it more susceptible to "whipsaws" or fake-outs during choppy, ranging markets.
SMA (Simple Moving Average)
How it works: Calculates the average price over a set number of periods equally. Day 1 carries the same weight as Day 50.
Best for: Identifying the macro, overarching trend and finding strong, reliable support/resistance zones.
The Catch: It lags behind current price action. It won't get you in at the absolute bottom, but it provides a much higher-probability confirmation of a trend change.
Optimizing for Different Timeframes
Different timeframes require different lenses. Here is how to configure the Ultimate Trend Suite based on your trading style:
1. The 4-Hour Chart (Swing Traders & Intraday Macro)
The 4H chart is the battleground where intraday noise meets macro trends.
The Setup: Turn on the 20 EMA, 50 EMA, and the Trend Cloud. Keep the 200 SMA on as your ultimate baseline.
The Strategy: Use the Trend Cloud (20/50 EMA) to ride multi-day swings. When price pulls back into the cloud during an uptrend, treat it as a dynamic buy zone. If price drops below the 200 SMA, the asset is in a macro 4H downtrend—look for short setups when price bounces into the red cloud.
2. The Daily Chart (Position Traders & Investors)
The Daily (1D) chart is driven by institutional accumulation and distribution. Fast EMAs create too much noise here.
The Setup: Turn off all EMAs. Turn on the 50 SMA, 100 SMA, 200 SMA, and 730 SMA.
The Strategy: * Watch the interaction between the 50 SMA and 200 SMA. A Golden Cross (50 crossing above 200) often signals the start of a multi-month bull market.
The 100 SMA acts as excellent mid-cycle support during strong bull runs.
The 730 SMA (roughly 2 years of daily price action) is the ultimate generational bottom indicator. For high-volatility assets like Crypto, buying near the 730 SMA has historically offered massive asymmetric returns.
3. The Lower Timeframes (Day Traders - 5m/15m)
The Setup: Turn off the macro SMAs. Turn on the Session VWAP, 20 EMA, and Bollinger Bands.
The Strategy: Price has a magnetic attraction to the VWAP. If price extends far outside the upper or lower Bollinger Bands while far away from the VWAP, expect a mean-reversion snapback toward the VWAP line.
How to Use This Script
Apply it to your chart.
Click the Gear Icon (⚙️) next to the indicator name.
Check or uncheck the boxes in the settings panel to build your perfect custom setup for the specific asset and timeframe you are analyzing.
Trade smart, manage your risk, and let the trend be your compass. Indicator
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RiskGauge**RISKGAUGE — Universal Asset Risk Thermometer**
Answers one question: "How dangerous is it to be long this asset right now?"
Works on any asset — crypto, stocks, forex, commodities. Blends five independent risk dimensions into a single 0-100 composite score displayed as a color-coded histogram. All components are asset-agnostic and compute from price, volume, and volatility data available on any chart.
**RISK ZONES (Fear & Greed style):**
Score 0-30 = LOW (white). Deep value territory. Price is depressed relative to its own history, momentum is oversold across timeframes, volatility is compressed, and volume pressure is washed out. This is where generational bottoms form. The rubber band is fully loaded for a snap-back.
Score 31-44 = MODERATE (yellow). Below-average risk. Accumulation conditions may be present. Price is below key moving averages, oscillators are neutral-to-cool, and volume is not yet building aggressively. Fear is present but not extreme.
Score 45-54 = ELEVATED (orange). Neutral zone. Risk metrics are mixed — neither a clear buy nor a clear sell from a risk perspective. The market is transitioning between regimes. Stay alert for directional resolution.
Score 55-68 = HIGH (red). Above-average risk. Price is extended above moving averages, momentum is hot across daily and weekly timeframes, volume pressure is building, and volatility is expanding. Distribution conditions are forming. Reduce exposure or tighten stops.
Score 69-100 = EXTREME (deep red). Blow-off territory. Multiple risk metrics are simultaneously overheated. Historically where cycle tops and parabolic reversals cluster. Maximum caution warranted. This is where the crowd is most euphoric and most vulnerable.
**THE FIVE COMPONENTS:**
1. CYCLE POSITION (default 25 pts) — Where is price in its macro range? Measures price vs 200-day SMA ratio (60% weight) and percentile rank of price within its N-day range (40% weight, default 200 bars). When price is far above the 200 SMA and near the top of its historical range, cycle risk is high. When price is deep below the 200 SMA and near multi-year lows, cycle risk is low. The SMA ratio normalizes across the 0.7x to 1.3x range, covering most asset cycles.
2. VOLUME PRESSURE (default 25 pts) — Is buying or selling pressure building? Combines three sub-metrics: relative volume (current volume vs 20-bar SMA, 40% weight), volume momentum (rate of change of the volume SMA over 10 bars, percentile ranked, 30% weight), and Chaikin Money Flow (accumulation/distribution flow over 20 bars, 30% weight). High relative volume with accelerating momentum and positive money flow at extended prices signals a crowded, vulnerable market.
3. MOMENTUM EXHAUSTION (default 25 pts) — Are oscillators overheated across multiple timeframes? Blends RSI percentile rank from the current chart timeframe (30%), daily RSI percentile (35%), and weekly RSI percentile (20%), plus Fisher Transform (15%). Each RSI is ranked against its own 200-bar history via percentile rank. When all three timeframes show elevated percentile simultaneously, momentum exhaustion is high. The multi-timeframe approach prevents false readings from single-timeframe noise.
4. VOLATILITY REGIME (default 25 pts) — Is the market coiled or extended? Combines Bollinger Band Width percentile (35%), ATR percentile (35%), and annualized Realized Volatility percentile (30%), each ranked over a 100-bar lookback. Realized volatility is computed from daily log returns via request.security, ensuring correct annualization regardless of chart timeframe (uses sqrt(365) for crypto and sqrt(252) for stocks, auto-detected). High volatility expansion often precedes reversals. Compressed volatility signals a big move is loading.
5. RELATIVE STRENGTH (default 0 pts, adjustable) — How is this asset performing vs its benchmark? Auto-detects the appropriate benchmark: crypto altcoins measure against BTC (INDEX:BTCUSD), stocks measure against SPX (SP:SPX), BTC itself skips this component entirely. A custom benchmark ticker can also be specified manually. Measures excess return (asset return minus benchmark return) over a configurable lookback (default 50 bars), then percentile ranks the result. When the asset massively outperforms its benchmark, risk of mean-reversion increases. Set weight to 25 and reduce other weights to 18.75 each when using this component. The excess return method avoids the extreme values that ratio-based relative strength can produce when the benchmark is flat.
**VISUAL ELEMENTS:**
Histogram bars show the composite score colored by the current risk zone — white for LOW, yellow for MODERATE, orange for ELEVATED, red for HIGH, and deep red for EXTREME. A smoothed white EMA line (8-bar) overlays the histogram for trend context. Subtle background shading matches the current zone. Horizontal dotted reference lines mark zone boundaries at 31, 45, 55, and 69, with a solid midline at 50.
The component table shows each dimension's raw 0-100 normalized score (zone-colored) and its weighted point contribution. Additional rows display the 200-day SMA ratio, daily RSI, weekly RSI, and chart timeframe RSI, all zone-colored. A direction arrow in the header (3-bar EMA slope) shows whether composite risk is rising or falling. The bottom row displays the total weight sum with a warning indicator if weights do not sum to 100.
**ALERTS:**
Eight symmetric zone-crossing alerts cover every boundary transition: entering and leaving EXTREME (69), entering and leaving HIGH (55), entering and leaving ELEVATED (45), entering MODERATE (31), and entering LOW (below 31). Set these on the daily chart for macro risk notifications.
**ASSET COMPATIBILITY:**
RiskGauge works on any asset with price and volume data. Crypto assets are auto-detected via syminfo.type, currency (USDT/BUSD), and ticker patterns. Stock assets default to SPX as the relative strength benchmark. The realized volatility component auto-adjusts its annualization factor (365 for crypto, 252 for equities). BTC is detected and skips the relative strength component since it IS the crypto benchmark. For BTC-specific on-chain risk analysis (MVRV, leverage, funding, STH basis), use the companion BTC RiskGauge indicator which includes those dedicated data feeds.
**BEST PRACTICES:**
Run on daily for the most coherent read where all components update at the same cadence. Works on any timeframe — higher-timeframe RSI and SMA data are pulled via request.security with confirmed (non-repainting) values. The composite smoothing EMA is adjustable (default 3). All component weights are independently configurable and auto-normalized to 100 so the composite score always uses the full 0-100 range regardless of weight distribution. Indicator
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Footprint Interpreter [TechnicalZen]Footprint Interpreter
⚠ Requires PulseWire Premium or Ultimate subscription. This indicator uses request.footprint() which is not available on free or Essential plans.
What This Indicator Does
The Footprint Interpreter reads real order flow — actual buy-side and sell-side execution data from PulseWire's footprint engine — and translates it into a visual language that reveals what the market is doing beneath the surface of price action.
You do not need the footprint chart open. You do not need to read bid/ask ladders, decode volume profiles, or interpret heat maps. The indicator extracts the essential signal from footprint data and presents it as candles, a Kalman-filtered trend ribbon, and a regime engine — all in a single pane.
The core question it answers: "Where is the real money flowing, and is it accelerating or decelerating?"
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Why Footprint Data Matters
Price tells you where the market went. Volume tells you how much participated. But neither tells you who was the aggressor .
Every trade has a buyer and a seller. Footprint data decomposes each bar's volume into buy-side executions (orders hitting the ask) and sell-side executions (orders hitting the bid). The difference — the delta — reveals which side was actively pursuing fills.
This matters because:
Absorption — Price goes sideways while one side relentlessly absorbs the other's aggression. Invisible on a price chart. Clearly visible in footprint delta.
Pre-breakout accumulation — Before a move begins, aggressive buying or selling often builds in the delta while price hasn't yet responded. The Footprint Interpreter catches this divergence.
Exhaustion — A strong price trend continues but the delta weakens. The aggressive side is running out of conviction. The indicator's regime engine detects this deceleration.
Confirmation — Price breaks a level and the delta confirms with expanding aggression in the same direction. Confidence in the move increases.
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How It Works
The indicator runs three engines simultaneously, each operating on raw footprint data — no price-derived inputs.
Engine 1 — Footprint Delta (FPD) Candles
The cumulative footprint delta is computed bar by bar: each bar's buy volume minus sell volume, accumulated over time. This running total is detrended by subtracting a slow moving average so the display oscillates around zero rather than growing indefinitely.
The result is plotted as candles. Green candles mean the FPD rose during that bar (net buying pushed the cumulative total higher). Red candles mean it fell. The candle body directly represents the flow direction and magnitude.
Engine 2 — Dual Kalman Ribbon
Two Kalman-filtered lines track the FPD at different speeds:
Short KF (default length 20) — responsive, tracks recent flow shifts
Long KF (default length 80) — stable, tracks the underlying flow trend
When the short KF is above the long KF, the ribbon fills bullish. When below, bearish. The ribbon's width indicates the strength of the directional conviction — a wide ribbon means the fast and slow flow assessments strongly agree.
Engine 3 — Volume-Native DX/ADX Regime
The regime engine is a faithful translation of the classic Directional Movement system into the volume domain. Every component has a proper analog:
Directional Movement — Instead of comparing today's high vs yesterday's high, it compares today's buy volume vs yesterday's buy volume. Is buying expanding ? Is selling expanding? Only the winning side scores — the same competitive logic as the price-based original.
True Range — Instead of max(high-low, |high-close |, |low-close |), it uses max(totalVol, |buyVol-delta |, |sellVol+delta |). This captures both the bar's flow range and the gap from the previous bar's net settlement — detecting sudden flow reversals the way price TR detects overnight gaps.
DI+, DI-, DX, ADX — computed identically to the price version, but fed entirely by volume data.
The result is a four-state regime: Bull Strong, Bull Weak, Bear Strong, Bear Weak — telling you not just which side dominates but whether that dominance is accelerating or fading .
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Why Kalman Filtering — Not Hull, EMA, or SMA
The Kalman filter is fundamentally different from traditional moving averages. A moving average is a fixed recipe: take N bars, weight them, output a number. It has no concept of whether the data it is processing is noisy or clean, fast-moving or stable.
The Kalman filter is an adaptive estimator . It maintains two quantities internally:
State estimate — its current best guess of the true value
Uncertainty estimate — how confident it is in that guess
On every bar, it computes a Kalman gain that automatically balances between trusting the new measurement and trusting its prediction. When the data is stable, the gain drops and the filter smooths heavily. When the data shifts, the gain rises and the filter responds quickly.
This matters for footprint data specifically because volume flow is inherently noisier and burstier than price. A single large institutional order can spike the delta for one bar and vanish the next. Hull or EMA will whipsaw on these spikes. The Kalman filter recognizes the spike as high-uncertainty data and dampens its response — unless the spike is sustained, in which case it adapts.
The two tunable parameters — R (measurement noise) and Q (process noise) — give precise control over this behavior without changing the filter's length or structure.
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What It Reveals — Hidden Price Action
The most powerful use of this indicator is seeing what price alone cannot show:
Divergence Between Price and Flow
Price is rising but the FPD candles are falling or flat. This means the price advance is happening on declining aggressive buying — the move is running on fumes. The Kalman ribbon will begin to narrow and eventually flip before price confirms the reversal.
Pre-Breakout Energy
Price is consolidating in a tight range. The FPD candles begin trending directionally with expanding bodies. Aggressive flow is building on one side before the breakout occurs. The regime engine shifts from weak to strong. This gives the trader a heads-up — not a prediction, but evidence of building pressure.
Absorption Detection
Price pushes into a level and stalls. The FPD shows persistent negative delta despite bullish price action — sellers are absorbing every push. The Kalman short line begins diverging from the long line in the opposite direction of price. The regime stays weak or flips. The breakout attempt is likely to fail.
Trend Confirmation
Price breaks out and the FPD confirms: expanding candles in the same direction, both KF lines aligned and rising, regime at Bull Strong. This is the highest-confidence scenario — price and flow agree, and flow is accelerating.
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Reading the Indicator
The Candles
Green body — FPD rose during this bar (net buying dominated)
Red body — FPD fell (net selling dominated)
Body size — magnitude of the net flow shift
Position relative to zero — above zero = cumulative flow above its recent average; below = below average
The Kalman Ribbon
Thin line (Short KF) — fast flow tracker, colored by slope
Thick line (Long KF) — slow flow trend, colored by direction
Ribbon fill — bullish when short above long, bearish when below
Ribbon width — wider = stronger conviction, narrower = indecision or transition
The Dashboard
Regime — four-state flow regime (Bull Strong / Bull Weak / Bear Strong / Bear Weak)
Kalman — current Kalman ribbon direction
FPD Position — whether FPD is above or below the fast Kalman line
Vol DX — signed directional strength from the volume DM engine
Bar Delta — this bar's net buy minus sell volume
Buy / Sell Vol — raw buy-side and sell-side execution volumes
Imbalance — ratio of dominant side to weak side
FPD — cumulative footprint delta total
When footprint data is unavailable (instrument or plan limitation), the dashboard title turns red with a warning indicator.
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Key Settings
DX/ADX Period (default: 25)
Smoothing length for the directional movement engine. Higher values produce more stable regime readings at the cost of responsiveness.
Detrend Period (default: 50)
Length of the SMA subtracted from FPD for display centering. Does not affect any calculations — purely visual. Higher values show longer-term flow trends. Lower values focus on recent action.
Short KF / Long KF Length (default: 20 / 80)
Controls the responsiveness of the two Kalman-filtered lines. Shorter = more reactive. Longer = more stable. The gap between them determines how quickly the ribbon responds to flow reversals.
Measurement Noise R (default: 0.01)
How much the Kalman filter trusts new data versus its own prediction. Higher = smoother. Lower = more reactive to each bar.
Process Noise Q (default: 0.10)
How quickly the Kalman filter allows its internal state to change. Higher = adapts faster to regime shifts. Lower = more rigid model.
Ticks Per Row (default: 1)
Resolution of the footprint histogram. 1 = maximum precision. Increase for very high-volatility instruments if you encounter data limits.
Value Area % (default: 70)
Percentage of total volume that defines the Value Area in the footprint data. Industry standard is 70%.
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Requirements
PulseWire Premium or Ultimate plan (required for request.footprint())
Instruments with footprint data available (most major futures, equities, and crypto pairs)
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What This Indicator Is Not
It is not a replacement for the footprint chart. It is a complementary interpretation layer. Traders who read raw footprint data will find additional context here. Traders who do not will gain access to footprint intelligence without needing to learn footprint chart reading.
It does not generate buy or sell signals . It provides directional regime information, flow momentum, and divergence detection. Trade decisions remain with the trader.
It does not predict price direction. It reveals the state of aggressive order flow and how that flow is evolving. What the market does with that information is never guaranteed.
It is not a volume indicator in the traditional sense. It does not use the standard volume series. It uses decomposed bid/ask execution data from PulseWire's footprint engine — a fundamentally different and richer data source.
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Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice, and it does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial instrument.
All trading involves risk. Past performance of any signal, regime detection system, or flow analysis mechanism does not guarantee future results. The regime states, Kalman-filtered trend readings, and flow analysis displayed represent a computational assessment of order flow data available through PulseWire's footprint engine. They are not predictions and should not be treated as certainties.
Footprint data availability and accuracy depend on the instrument, exchange, and PulseWire's data feed. The indicator requires a Premium or Ultimate PulseWire subscription. Data gaps, exchange outages, or instruments without footprint support will produce missing or incomplete readings. The dashboard provides a visual warning when footprint data is unavailable.
No indicator, algorithm, or model can account for all market variables including liquidity events, news-driven gaps, exchange outages, dark pool activity, or sudden regime changes. Order flow data represents only the visible portion of market activity — significant volume may execute through channels not captured by footprint data.
Traders should always use independent risk management, position sizing, and their own judgment before entering any trade.
By using this indicator, you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for your own trading decisions and that the authors accept no liability for any losses incurred.
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AlphaX News Filter with Webhook AlertsAlphaX News Filter — Pre-Scheduled Economic Event Blocker with Webhook Alerts
Block trading during high-impact news events automatically. Get real-time alerts to any webhook, Telegram bot, or automation service the moment a news window opens or clears.
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🔍 What This Indicator Does
Pre-schedule up to 4 economic news events (NFP, CPI, FOMC, PCE or any custom label) directly on your chart. Around each event, a configurable block window fires structured JSON alerts and shades your chart red so you never accidentally enter a trade into a volatile news spike.
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⚡ Key Features
🗓️ Pre-Scheduled Events
Enter the exact date and time of any economic release. Each event has its own enable/disable toggle, custom label, and timestamp. Times display in your chart's local timezone with no UTC confusion.
⏱️ Configurable Block Window
Set a symmetric buffer (5–120 minutes, default 18 min) applied both before and after each event. Covers the pre-release positioning freeze and the post-release volatility tail in one setting.
🔔 Structured JSON Alerts — Webhook Ready
Two alert types fire automatically on state transitions:
Block entered: {"action":"NEWS_BLOCK","mins":18,"event":"NFP"}
Block cleared: {"action":"NEWS_CLEAR"}
These JSON payloads plug directly into 3Commas, Alertatron, WunderTrading, Telegram bots, n8n, Make, Zapier, or any custom webhook endpoint to pause and resume your bots automatically.
📊 Visual Chart Overlays
🔴 Red background shading covers the entire block window on the chart
📍 A dashed vertical line marks the exact moment of each scheduled event
🏷️ A label tag drops from the candle high so you spot events instantly on historical review
🖥️ Live Status Table — Dark Theme, Bottom Right
A persistent HUD shows all 4 events at a glance with label, date/time in chart timezone, and live status:
✅ CLEAR — no news window active
🔴 BLOCKED — inside a news block window
🟡 WAITING — event scheduled, not yet triggered
⚫ OFF — event disabled
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👥 Who This Is For
🤖 Algo and bot traders — send NEWS_BLOCK to pause strategies, resume on NEWS_CLEAR
📈 Semi-manual traders — visual and alert reminder so you never trade blindly into NFP or CPI
📢 Telegram signal groups — auto-broadcast news warnings to your subscribers
🛡️ Risk managers — enforce a rule-based news blackout across a session
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🚀 How to Use
Add the indicator to any chart and timeframe
Set your block window (minutes before and after each event)
Enter each upcoming news event's date, time, and label in the inputs
Enable or disable individual events with the toggle
Create a PulseWire alert on this indicator and set your webhook URL
The alert message is pre-filled as JSON — point it at your endpoint
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📝 Notes
Supports up to 4 simultaneous events
Alert fires once per bar on state transition — no alert spam
All times render in chart timezone — no manual UTC conversion needed
Compatible with all asset classes: Forex, Futures, Crypto, Indices
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Built for traders who take news risk seriously. Indicator
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