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CQ_(-)_MTF Countdown Table================================================================================
CQ_(-)_MTF COUNTDOWN TABLE — USER MANUAL
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Pine Script v6 | Overlay Indicator | Multi-Timeframe Candle Timer
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OVERVIEW
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The CQ MTF Countdown Table is a real-time, multi-timeframe candle progress
monitor that displays how far into — and how far from the close of — each
major candle period you currently are. It renders a compact table directly
on your chart showing elapsed time, remaining time, and progress percentages
for up to four timeframes simultaneously: 1H, 4H, 1D, and 1W.
The table updates live on every bar close and on the last bar using timenow,
so the countdown is always accurate to the second.
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FEATURE SUMMARY
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• Multi-Timeframe Coverage
Tracks candle progress across 1H, 4H, 1D, and 1W simultaneously.
Each timeframe can be independently shown or hidden.
• Elapsed Percentage Column
Shows what percentage of the current candle has already elapsed,
displayed as a whole number (e.g. 73%). The cell background uses a
color gradient that transitions from a user-defined "low" color at 0%
to a user-defined "high" color at 100%, giving an instant visual read
of candle age at a glance.
• Elapsed Time Columns (Days + Time)
For 1H, 4H, and 1D rows, the Days column is intentionally left blank
(those candles don't span multiple days) and the Time column shows
elapsed time formatted as MM m (1H) or HH h : MM m (4H, 1D).
For the 1W row, both the Days column (e.g. 03D) and the Time column
(e.g. 14h : 22m) are populated to reflect the full weekly structure.
• Remaining Time Columns (Days + Time)
Mirror of the elapsed columns, but counting down toward the candle
close. The 1W row shows remaining days and remaining intraday time
separately. The remaining columns have their own independent text-size
setting so they can be made larger or smaller than the rest of the
table without affecting other columns.
• Seconds Alert Column
When remaining time on any row drops below a user-configured threshold
(0–5 minutes), a dedicated RMNG SECS cell lights up showing the exact
remaining seconds (e.g. 47s). The cell and text color change to a
high-contrast alert style automatically. Above the threshold the cell
stays blank and dim.
• Bullish / Bearish TF Label Color
The leftmost cell of each row (the TF label: 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W) is
colored green or red depending on whether the current close is at or
above the candle's open (bullish) or below it (bearish). Colors are
fully customizable.
• Active Timeframe Marker
When the chart's current timeframe matches one of the table rows, that
row's label is prefixed with a ▶ arrow so you can instantly see which
row corresponds to the candle you are currently trading on.
• Gradient on Time Cells (Optional)
When the gradient toggle is enabled, elapsed time cells adopt the same
low→high gradient as the percentage column. Remaining time cells use
the inverse (high→low). When the gradient is enabled, the otherwise-
empty "Days" cells on 1H/4H/1D rows are also filled with the matching
gradient color, keeping the row visually cohesive instead of leaving
dead dark gaps. When the toggle is off, all time cells use a uniform
dim background.
• Orientation Toggle
The entire table can be switched between Horizontal (timeframes as
rows, columns as data fields — the default) and Vertical (timeframes
as columns, data fields as rows). All cell logic, merging, and
alignment adapts automatically.
• Position, Size, and Color Customization
Every visual aspect of the table is configurable: table position
(8 anchor points), global text size, remaining-column text size
(independent), title background, header background, text colors for
elapsed and remaining fields, gradient low/high colors, bullish and
bearish background colors, and seconds-alert text color.
• Week Anchor — Monday 00:00 UTC
The 1W candle is anchored to Monday midnight UTC regardless of the
broker or exchange session, matching PulseWire's standard weekly
candle definition. The calculation uses timenow and UTC dayofweek to
derive the exact open timestamp of the current week dynamically.
• Accurate 4H and 1D Duration
Rather than assuming fixed 4-hour or 24-hour durations, the indicator
reads time_close from request.security for 4H and 1D so that DST
shifts, session gaps, and exchange-specific candle lengths are handled
correctly.
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TABLE LAYOUT
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Horizontal orientation (default):
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│ MTF ELAPSED/REMAINING CANDLE TIME │
├────────┬───────────┬────────────┬────────────┬───────────┬──────────┤
│ TF │ ELPSD % │ ELPSD DAYS │ ELPSD TIME │ RMNG DAYS │ RMNG TIME│ RMNG SECS
├────────┼───────────┼────────────┼────────────┼───────────┼──────────┤
│ 1H │ 73% │ │ 43m │ │ 17m │
│▶ 4H │ 18% │ │ 00h : 43m │ │ 03h : 17m│
│ 1D │ 62% │ │ 14h : 52m │ │ 09h : 07m│
│ 1W │ 44% │ 03D │ 14h : 22m │ 04D │ 09h : 37m│
└────────┴───────────┴────────────┴────────────┴───────────┴──────────┘
Column index reference:
Col 0 — TF label (bull/bear colored)
Col 1 — Elapsed percentage (gradient colored)
Col 2 — Elapsed days (1W only; gradient-filled on other rows if gradient ON)
Col 3 — Elapsed time (formatted per TF)
Col 4 — Remaining days (1W only; gradient-filled on other rows if gradient ON)
Col 5 — Remaining time (formatted per TF)
Col 6 — Remaining seconds alert (appears only near candle close)
In Vertical orientation the rows and columns are transposed: each
timeframe becomes a column and each data field becomes a row.
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INPUT SETTINGS REFERENCE
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── Timeframes ──
Show 1H Toggle the 1-hour row on or off.
Show 4H Toggle the 4-hour row on or off.
Show 1D Toggle the daily row on or off.
Show 1W Toggle the weekly row on or off.
── Display ──
Show Elapsed Time Shows/hides the Elapsed Days and Elapsed Time
(Col 2) columns (cols 2–3). When hidden both cells are
rendered as blank dim cells.
Show Remaining Time Shows/hides the Remaining Days and Remaining
(Col 3) Time columns (cols 4–5). When hidden both cells
are rendered as blank dim cells.
Seconds Alert Sets the threshold in whole minutes (0–5) below
Threshold (min) which the RMNG SECS column activates. At 0 the
seconds column never appears. At 5 it lights up
during the final 5 minutes of every candle.
Table Orientation Horizontal (default) — timeframes as rows.
Vertical — timeframes as columns.
Table Position Anchor point for the table on the chart.
Options: top-left, top-center, top-right,
middle-left, middle-right, bottom-left,
bottom-center, bottom-right.
Text Size Size of text in the title row and all data
cells except the remaining-time columns.
Options: tiny, small, normal, large.
Remaining Time Independent text size for cols 4, 5, and 6
Columns Text Size (remaining days, remaining time, seconds alert).
Options: tiny, small, normal, large.
Useful for making the countdown more prominent
without enlarging the rest of the table.
── Colors ──
Bullish Background Cell background for the TF label when
close >= open on that timeframe.
Bearish Background Cell background for the TF label when
close < open on that timeframe.
Elapsed % Low (0%) The gradient start color shown when a candle
has just opened (0% elapsed).
Elapsed % High (100%) The gradient end color shown when a candle is
nearly complete (100% elapsed).
Title Background Background of the merged title row.
Header Background Background of the column header row.
Text Color Default text color used across most cells.
Text Color (Elapsed) Color of elapsed header labels and elapsed cell
text values.
Text Color (Remaining) Color of remaining header labels and remaining
cell text values.
Seconds Alert Text Text color inside the RMNG SECS cell when the
alert threshold is active.
Use Gradient on OFF (default): elapsed and remaining time cells
Elapsed/Remaining use a uniform dim background regardless of
Time Cells candle progress.
ON: elapsed time cells use the same low→high
gradient as the % column. Remaining time cells
use the inverse high→low gradient. Additionally,
the empty "Days" cells on 1H, 4H, and 1D rows
are filled with the matching gradient color
(elapsed gradient for col 2, remaining gradient
for col 4) instead of staying as dark gaps.
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TIME FORMATTING REFERENCE
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1H elapsed / remaining → MM m (e.g. 43m, 17m)
4H elapsed / remaining → HH h : MM m (e.g. 00h : 43m)
1D elapsed / remaining → HH h : MM m (e.g. 14h : 52m)
1W days column → DD D (e.g. 03D, 04D)
1W time column → HH h : MM m (e.g. 14h : 22m)
Seconds alert → SS s (e.g. 47s)
All values are floored to whole minutes or seconds; no rounding up occurs
so the display never shows a value higher than the actual remaining time.
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NOTES AND TIPS
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• The table renders only on the last bar (barstate.islast). It does not
paint on historical bars and adds no visual noise to your chart history.
• timenow is used for all live calculations, so the indicator reflects
real wall-clock time even when the chart is not actively ticking (e.g.
outside regular session hours on session-limited instruments).
• The 1H row uses a simplified lookahead=off request to avoid peeking at
future hour opens. The 4H, 1D, and 1W rows use lookahead=on so that
time_close values are correctly available on the current bar.
• For instruments with irregular sessions (futures, crypto, forex) the
1D duration is derived from the actual time_close returned by the
exchange feed, so DST and session-length variations are handled
automatically.
• If all four timeframe rows are hidden the table will still render its
title and header row. Toggle at least one timeframe on for meaningful
output.
• Setting both "Show Elapsed Time" and "Show Remaining Time" to OFF will
leave only the TF label, percentage, and seconds alert columns visible,
producing a compact minimal layout useful for small screen areas.
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VERSION HISTORY
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v1.0 Initial release. 1H/4H/1D/1W timers, gradient %, bull/bear colors,
orientation toggle, seconds alert, elapsed/remaining columns.
v1.1 Added independent text size control for remaining-time columns
(cols 4, 5, 6). Gradient fill extended to empty "Days" cells on
1H/4H/1D rows when the gradient toggle is enabled, eliminating
dark gaps and keeping row backgrounds visually consistent.
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X Trading Master Suite (SMC & Price Action)Welcome to the X Trading Master Suite XAUUSD ONLY— a complete, all-in-one algorithmic trading system engineered specifically for high-probability scalping and day trading.
Built around the core concepts of Smart Money Concepts (SMC), market rhythm, and the AMD (Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution) cycle, this suite gives you institutional-level context directly on your chart without the clutter.
🌟 Core Features:
1. The X Trading Dashboard (Live Rhythm Tracking)
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2. Institutional SMC Matrix
The algorithm automatically tracks major liquidity zones in real-time:
Order Blocks (OB): Dynamic support and resistance boxes drawn from structural pivots.
Fair Value Gaps (FVG): Auto-detected market imbalances showing where institutions left unfilled orders.
3. Precision Signals with Automated Risk Management
When a highly filtered, institutional liquidity sweep aligns with market momentum, the indicator fires a Sniper Buy/Sell signal. It instantly plots:
💰 Exact Entry Line
😢 Dynamic Stop Loss (SL) and an Extended SL (🛡️) for high volatility.
🔥 Target Take Profit (TP) Box: A visual "ghost candle" showing the exact zone to take profits.
🚀 Runner Target: For extended momentum plays.
4. Market Rhythm & Momentum
Session Backgrounds: Clean, transparent overlays showing the Asian, London, and NY sessions.
Double Bollinger Band Faint Overlays: Visually identifies when the market is ranging, breaking out, or retesting the mean.
EMA Ribbon (8/34) & Moving Averages: A custom momentum ribbon fill paired with the 50, 100, and 200 EMAs to keep you on the right side of the trend.
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5. Automated Alert System
Fully compatible with PulseWire alerts. Receive exact Entry, SL, and TP prices directly to your device the second a setup occurs, as well as high-momentum session open warnings.
How to get access:
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AUTO TRENDLINE PROauto trendline pro
auto trendline pro is an automatic trendline indicator designed to display multiple degrees of market structure at the same time: live trendlines, confirmed trendlines, and higher timeframe trendlines.
the purpose of the tool is to help traders identify dynamic support and resistance lines, projected levels, confirmed breaks, and higher timeframe structure directly on the chart.
the indicator uses pivot points, wick or body anchors, atr-based validation, touch detection, duplicate filtering, forward projection, optional channels, and a dashboard for fast market reading.
it can be used for scalping, intraday trading, swing trading, and macro analysis depending on the selected settings.
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inputs guide
degrees
live degree
enables live trendlines. this mode reacts faster to recent price action, but it can repaint because the pivots are still developing. it is useful for short-term market reading and early structure detection.
confirmed degree
enables confirmed trendlines. this mode is more stable because it uses confirmed pivots. it is recommended for cleaner analysis and more reliable structural levels.
htf degree
enables higher timeframe trendlines. this mode brings larger market structure into the current chart and helps identify major dynamic support and resistance levels.
anchor source
selects how the trendline anchors are calculated.
wick uses candle highs and lows.
body uses candle open and close extremes.
wick is more aggressive and reacts to full price extremes. body is cleaner and can reduce noise.
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pivot strength
live pivot l/r
controls the strength of live pivots. a lower value creates more reactive trendlines. a higher value creates fewer but cleaner lines.
confirmed pivot l/r
controls the strength of confirmed pivots. a higher value makes the confirmed trendlines more selective and more structural.
htf pivot l/r
controls the pivot strength used on the higher timeframe. higher values create more macro-level lines.
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htf source
htf timeframe
selects the higher timeframe used for htf trendlines. examples: 4h, 1d, 1w. higher timeframes provide stronger macro structure.
htf ath/atl window
defines the lookback window used to detect higher timeframe highs and lows. a larger value allows the indicator to anchor lines to more important historical extremes.
anchor htf line at ath / atl
allows htf lines to be anchored from the highest high or lowest low inside the selected htf window. this is useful for long-term trendlines and cycle analysis.
htf compute in log space
calculates htf trendlines using logarithmic logic. this is useful for assets with large percentage moves, such as crypto, because it gives a more balanced macro structure.
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structure and validation
lines per side chart degrees
defines how many chart-degree lines are displayed per side. increasing this value shows more trendlines but can make the chart busier.
lines per side htf
defines how many higher timeframe lines are displayed per side. a lower value keeps the chart cleaner. a higher value gives more macro context.
new-anchor candidates
defines how many recent pivots are tested as possible new anchors. higher values test more combinations.
older-anchor window
defines how many older pivots can be used with a recent pivot to create a valid trendline.
min bars between anchors
defines the minimum distance between two trendline anchors. a low value creates shorter lines. a higher value creates more meaningful structural lines.
allowed pierces
defines how many times price is allowed to pierce a line during validation. zero means strict validation.
pierce tolerance atr
defines the atr-based tolerance used when checking if price has pierced a line. a lower value is stricter. a higher value allows more flexibility.
touch tolerance atr
defines the atr-based tolerance used to count touches on a trendline. a higher value detects more touches. a lower value keeps only precise touches.
dedupe distance atr
filters trendlines that are too close to each other. a higher value removes more duplicate lines.
max validation span
defines the maximum number of bars used when validating a trendline. this prevents the indicator from validating lines across an excessive historical distance.
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channels, break and extension
show channels
enables channels around the dominant trendline. channels help visualize the reaction area around a trendline instead of focusing only on a single line.
break = n consecutive closes beyond
defines how many consecutive candle closes are required to confirm a break. a value of 1 is faster. a value of 2 or more is stricter.
forward projection bars
defines how far the trendlines are projected into the future.
infinite extension
extends the lines continuously to the right. this is useful when using trendlines as ongoing dynamic support and resistance.
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display
price projection label
shows the projected price at the end of a trendline. this helps identify the current reaction level quickly.
show trendline labels
enables or disables labels on trendlines. keeping this off gives a cleaner chart.
strength rating
shows a visual strength rating based on the number of valid touches. more touches generally mean a more important line.
show dashboard
enables the dashboard. the dashboard summarizes confirmed support, confirmed resistance, htf support, htf resistance, htf extremes, and validation status.
dashboard position
selects the position of the dashboard on the chart.
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aesthetics
support
sets the color of support trendlines.
resistance
sets the color of resistance trendlines.
htf glow / accent
sets the accent color used for higher timeframe emphasis.
broken
sets the color used when a trendline is broken.
atr length
defines the atr length used for tolerances, validation, touch detection, break detection, and duplicate filtering.
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how to use the indicator
start by using confirmed degree and htf degree. these two modes give the cleanest structure.
live degree is useful for faster market reading, but beginners should understand that live pivots can repaint while they are forming.
support lines are usually below price and can act as dynamic reaction zones.
resistance lines are usually above price and can act as dynamic rejection zones.
when price approaches a confirmed or htf trendline, watch how it reacts. price can reject the line, break through it, or compress near it before a stronger move.
a break is cleaner when price closes beyond the line. this is why the break confirmation input is important.
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beginner tutorial
1. choose your trading timeframe, such as 15m, 1h, 4h, or 1d.
2. enable confirmed degree to display stable trendlines.
3. enable htf degree to display higher timeframe structure.
4. keep live degree enabled only if you want more reactive lines.
5. wait for price to approach a support or resistance trendline.
6. observe the candle reaction near the line.
7. a rejection can indicate that the line is still respected.
8. a confirmed close beyond the line can indicate a structural break.
9. use the dashboard to monitor the main confirmed and htf levels.
10. never use a trendline alone as a full trade signal. combine it with market structure, volume, candles, liquidity, and risk management.
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simple beginner setup
live degree: off
confirmed degree: on
htf degree: on
anchor source: wick
confirmed pivot l/r: 10
htf pivot l/r: 8
allowed pierces: 0
break = n consecutive closes beyond: 2
show channels: on
show trendline labels: off
show dashboard: on
this setup keeps the chart clean and focuses on confirmed structure.
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scalping setup
live degree: on
confirmed degree: on
htf degree: on
live pivot l/r: 3 to 5
confirmed pivot l/r: 8 to 12
break = n consecutive closes beyond: 1 to 2
forward projection bars: 10 to 30
show trendline labels: off
this setup gives faster signals and more reactive structure, but it should be used with more caution.
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swing trading setup
live degree: off
confirmed degree: on
htf degree: on
confirmed pivot l/r: 10 to 20
htf pivot l/r: 8 to 15
htf timeframe: 1d or 1w
htf compute in log space: on for crypto
break = n consecutive closes beyond: 2 or 3
infinite extension: on
this setup focuses on larger trendlines and reduces short-term noise.
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dashboard guide
conf resist
shows the main confirmed resistance trendline level.
conf support
shows the main confirmed support trendline level.
htf resist
shows the main higher timeframe resistance trendline level.
htf support
shows the main higher timeframe support trendline level.
htf ath / atl
shows the higher timeframe extreme levels used for macro context.
validation
shows that the lines are built using structure and validation logic.
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important notes
a trendline is not an automatic buy or sell signal.
a trendline is a decision zone.
the more clean touches a line has, the more important it becomes.
a close beyond a line is usually more important than a wick through the line.
higher timeframe lines should always be respected because they represent larger market structure.
this tool is designed to organize chart structure, but risk management remains essential.
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Multi-Tilson MA[WR]Multi-Tilson MA with Crossover HL Gap (EN/KR)
The Multi-Horizon Tilson MA is a premium-grade trend intelligence engine designed to solve the ultimate dilemma of technical moving averages: The trade-off between lag and smoothness.
By processing price data through a 6-stage cascading exponential moving average, it delivers unmatched smoothness with almost zero lag compared to standard EMAs. This script supercharges the original T3 logic by stacking three distinct time horizons (Short, Mid, Long) and introduces a proprietary Crossover HL Gap system to map historical liquidity pivots.
🔑 Key Features
1. 6-Stage Tilson T3 Smoothing (Volume Factor = 0.7)
Unlike lagging standard moving averages, the T3 calculation employs Tim Tillson's rigorous mathematical dampening formula. It effectively filters out volatile market noise while reacting instantly to real structural trend shifts.
2. Triple Horizon Trend Matrix (Short / Mid / Long)
Plots 3 adaptive Fast/Slow T3 assemblies simultaneously.
Set 1 (Short-Term): Designed for immediate scalping momentum and micro-reversals.
Set 2 (Mid-Term): Tracks intra-day structural trends and swing entries.
Set 3 (Long-Term): Establishes the macro institutional trend bias (The Ultimate Guide).
3. Proprietary Crossover HL Gap (Historical S/R Blocks)
The indicator dynamically locks and prints the precise price levels whenever a T3 Fast/Slow crossover or crossunder occurs. It stretches this range forward as a colored horizontal channel, visualizing exactly where structural trend-changing decisions were finalized.
⚙️ Settings Guide & My Personal Setup
💡 Developer's Personal Setup: I engineered this multi-horizon layout for professional intraday trade execution. I personally use this on the Bitcoin (BTC) 3-minute chart for high-frequency scalping. I leave Short (Set 1) and Mid (Set 2) enabled to ride micro-trends, while using the ultra-heavy 480/640 Long (Set 3) cloud as my absolute baseline for macro institutional support/resistance.
T3 Display Options: Toggle Short, Mid, or Long sets individually to keep your chart canvas clean according to your trading style.
T3 HL Gap: Toggle this to reveal the exact historical price brackets where trend crossovers happened. These gaps act as highly reliable mitigation blocks and support/resistance flips when retested.
3중 틸슨 MA & 크로스오버 갭 시스템
📝 개요 (Description)
Multi-Horizon Tilson T3는 모든 이동평균선의 고질적인 한계인 '지연 시간(Lag)과 부드러움(Smoothness)의 모순'을 수학적으로 해결한 고성능 추세 추적 엔진입니다.
🌟 주요 기능 (Key Features)
1. 6단계 틸슨 T3 추세 필터링 (Volume Factor = 0.7 고정)
횡보 장세에서 캔들이 조금만 흔들려도 가짜 신호(휩소)를 연발하는 일반 이평선과 다릅니다. T3 알고리즘은 미세한 소음은 완벽하게 감쇠시키면서, 실제 추세가 터지는 순간에는 그 어떤 이평선보다 민첩하게 반응합니다.
2. 3중 시간 프레임 결합 (단기 / 중기 / 장기 매트릭스)
서로 다른 호흡을 가진 3쌍의 Fast/Slow T3 라인을 차트에 동시에 시각화합니다.
Set 1 (단기): 마이크로 파동의 흐름을 읽고 단기 스캘핑 진입 타점을 잡는 용도입니다.
Set 2 (중기): 당일 주도적인 스윙 추세의 기준점 및 트레일링 스탑의 기준이 됩니다.
Set 3 (장기): 시장의 거대한 기관급 대추세(Macro) 방향성을 정의하는 마스터 라인입니다.
3. 크로스오버 HL 갭 (추세 전환 매물대 블록)
Fast 라인과 Slow 라인이 골든크로스(Crossover) 혹은 데드크로스(Crossunder)를 일으키는 그 역사적인 순간의 가격 축을 지표가 기억하여 수평 밴드(HL Gap) 형태로 길게 뿌려줍니다. 추세의 성격이 바뀐 핵심 자리이기 때문에 향후 가격이 되돌아올 때 매우 강력한 지지/저항 역할을 합니다.
⚙️ 세팅 가이드 & 개발자 실전 활용법
💡 개발자 실전 팁: 저는 주로 비트코인(BTC) 3분봉 차트에서 단기 스캘핑(Scalping)을 진행할 때 이 지표를 기본 베이스로 깔아둡니다. 단기(Set 1)와 중기(Set 2) 클라우드의 색상 변화로 즉각적인 타점을 진입하고, 수치가 무거운 장기(Set 3, 480/640) 클라우드를 배수진 삼아 대추세 역추세 매매를 방지합니다.
T3 HL Gap 옵션 활성화: 평소 지지 저항 작도가 어려우신 분들은 이 옵션을 켜보세요. 이평선 교차가 일어났던 주요 매물대 구간이 차트에 자동으로 고정(Lock)되어 표시되므로, 기막힌 리테스트 반등 타점을 직관적으로 찾아낼 수 있습니다. Indicator
Macd and RSI % Change Signals MTF MACD & RSI % Change Signals + MTF Open Confirmation
Advanced momentum indicator combining Logarithmic RSI % Change, modified MACD, and Multi-Timeframe Open Price Confirmation.
This indicator detects high-probability entries by filtering custom MACD and RSI-based signals with strict multi-timeframe price action confirmation.
How It Works
1. Dual Signal Engine
Logarithmic RSI % Change System:
Uses RSI calculated on logarithmic scale (high, low, close) to generate more sensitive momentum signals.
Multiple bullish and bearish crossover levels (C20, C10, L20 for longs / L20, C20, C10 for shorts).
Modified MACD System:
Special MACD built with RSI applied to the oscillator for smoother and more responsive signals.
Multiple threshold levels (M2, M3, M4, M5) for both long and short entries.
2. MTF Open Price Confirmation (Core Filter)
Checks current price against the opening price of 4 customizable timeframes (default: 5m, 15m, 60m, 240m).
Long Signal is only valid if price is above the open on all selected timeframes.
Short Signal is only valid if price is below the open on all selected timeframes.
This powerful filter ensures you only trade in the direction of the current multi-timeframe bias.
3. Visual Elements
Clear triangle signals with labels (C20L, M5S, etc.) for easy identification.
Pullback Levels: Automatically plots the most recent confirmed signal’s high/low as dynamic support/resistance.
Live MTF Status Table: Shows current Open prices of all timeframes and overall market bias (LONG / SHORT / NEUTRAL).
Key Features
Log RSI % Change signals (highly responsive)
Modified MACD with multiple confirmation levels
Strict 4-Timeframe Open Price Confirmation Filter
Pullback level plotting for better risk management
Real-time MTF Open Status Panel
Fully customizable timeframes
Multiple alert conditions
Best Used For
Intraday & Scalping on lower timeframes (5m, 15m)
Swing Trading on 1H and 4H charts
Filtering false MACD/RSI signals in choppy markets
Trading with the dominant multi-timeframe momentum
This system significantly reduces whipsaws by combining powerful momentum oscillators with a strict higher-timeframe open price alignment filter. Indicator
Triple Moving Averages (TriMA)Triple Moving Averages (TriMA)
Triple Moving Averages (TriMA) is a flexible multi-timeframe trend analysis indicator that displays up to three independently configurable moving averages on a single chart. Each moving average can use its own calculation method, price source, length, and timeframe, making it ideal for trend following, market structure analysis, and higher-timeframe context without switching charts.
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Key Features
Three Independent Moving Averages
Display up to three moving averages simultaneously. The 2nd and 3rd MAs can be enabled or disabled independently for simplified or advanced analysis.
Multiple Moving Average Types
Each MA supports:
- Hull Moving Average (HMA)
- Simple Moving Average (SMA)
- Weighted Moving Average (WMA)
- Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA)
- Smoothed Moving Average (SWMA)
- Running Moving Average (RMA)
All moving averages operate independently and can be combined freely.
Independent Timeframes
Each MA can be calculated from a different timeframe while plotted on the current chart.
Example:
- 180 HMA on 1-minute
- 288 SMA on 5-minute
- 720 VWMA on 10-minute
This provides built-in multi-timeframe trend context.
Independent Lengths & Sources
Each MA has its own:
- Length
- Price source (Close, HLCC4, OHLC4, etc.)
- Calculation type
- Timeframe
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Automatic Time Labels
Optional labels show:
- MA type
- Effective timeframe duration (real-world time equivalent)
Examples:
- HMA 3 h
- SMA 5 d
- VWMA 2.5 mnth
The indicator converts Length × Timeframe into intuitive time duration, making it easier to understand the real smoothing strength of each MA.
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Smart Label Positioning
Labels are:
- Plotted directly on each MA
- Offset from the latest price action
- Automatically oriented based on slope (up/down)
This keeps the chart clean while maintaining readability.
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Visual Customization
You can customize:
- Line colors
- Transparency
- Label text color
- Label size
- Label visibility
- Offset position
Each MA is fully independent in styling.
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Typical Uses
Trend Identification
Detect overall market direction using slower MAs.
Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Combine higher timeframe trend context with lower timeframe execution.
Dynamic Support & Resistance
Use MAs as dynamic reaction zones in trending markets.
Trend Alignment
Identify when multiple timeframes align for higher-probability setups.
Market Context
Avoid trading against higher timeframe direction.
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Default Setup
- MA1: 180 HMA (1-minute)
- MA2: 288 HMA (5-minute)
- MA3: 720 HMA (10-minute)
This creates a balanced short/medium/long trend structure.
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Highlights
- Up to 3 independent moving averages
- 6 MA calculation methods
- Full multi-timeframe support
- Independent settings per MA
- Automatic time-based labeling
- Clean visual structure
- Fully customizable appearance
TriMA is designed for traders who want a clean but powerful multi-timeframe trend system combining multiple moving averages into one structured view. Indicator
Key opns [Stealth] Marks the key intraday opening prices that institutional and ICT-style traders watch, plotted as clean horizontal lines that extend across the session.
Three opens, all anchored to New York time (DST handled automatically):
- 9:30 AM – the equities cash open
- 10:00 AM – the post-open reference level
- Daily Open – defaults to midnight (00:00 NY), the ICT "midnight open," and is configurable to any time (e.g. 18:00 for the futures open)
Minute-accurate on any timeframe. Instead of snapping to bar boundaries, the script reads 1-minute intrabar data, so the 9:30 open lands exactly on 9:30 even on a 1-hour chart rather than getting buried inside the 9:00 or 10:00 candle.
Customization:
- Toggle each open independently
- Line color, width, and style (dotted / dashed / solid)
- Adjustable text size (Tiny to Large), custom label text, optional price in the label, and custom text color
- Label offset to keep text clear of the candles
- "Days to display" control to limit how far back levels draw
Timeframe-aware: levels only render on the 1-hour timeframe and below, where intraday opens are actionable, and stay out of the way on higher timeframes.
Built for index traders (NAS100, SPX, etc.) but works on any symbol. Pairs with the companion Indices Sessions script for London / NY / PM range boxes. Indicator
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Multi-Timeframe Candle Open Tracker (R2F Trading)Multi-Timeframe Candle Open Tracker
A compact table that shows which candles are opening a fresh bar right now and which open on the next bar, across four groups of timeframes at the same time: hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly.
The table sits in the corner of your chart. Each group has a NOW row and a NEXT row. A green cell means a new candle of that timeframe is opening, and a red cell means it is not. If you are trading off the 4H and want to know whether the 8H and 12H are also turning over on the current bar, you can read it from the table instead of flipping between timeframes.
What it covers:
- HOUR: 1H through 12H
- DAY: 1D through 5D
- WEEK: 1W through 4W
- MONTH: 1M through 12M
How the timing works
The readout is calculated from the clock and the calendar rather than from the chart you happen to be on, so the table shows the same thing on a 1-minute chart and on a 6-month chart. Many candle-open tools break when the chart timeframe is higher than the candle being checked, because their data source either collapses every sub-period together or lags a full period behind. This one avoids that by deriving each candle boundary directly from the date.
Multi-period candles are anchored the way PulseWire builds them. Multi-month candles align to the calendar year, so a new 6M candle opens in January and July, quarters break on January, April, July, and October, and a 12M candle opens each January. Weekly multiples align to the ISO week. Daily multiples run as a continuous Monday-to-Friday trading-day count, so a 5D candle matches a trading week while the shorter multiples cycle through without resetting every Monday.
Market closure
For markets that close, such as forex over the weekend, the hour and day rows detect when the daily candle has stopped rolling. While the market is shut, nothing reads as opening now, and the next bar is treated as the reopen, where the hourly candles all reset and open together. The same reset applies at each normal day boundary, so the final hour of the session shows every hourly candle opening next.
Settings
- Table position and text size
- A top-margin control that drops the table below the symbol overlay on mobile, with no effect on your desktop layout
- Show and hide toggles for the hour, day, week, and month sections
- An optional grey divider between sections, with adjustable thickness
- Colour control for the open and closed cells, the section headers, the dividers, and the grid
Notes
The hour and day rows assume a 24-hour daily candle, which fits forex and crypto. The daily multiples 2D, 3D, and 4D are anchored to the start of the year; 1D and 5D are exact, and you can check the in-between multiples against a 3D or 4D chart if your broker anchors them differently. The day row currently treats both Saturday and Sunday as closed, so during the Sunday forex reopen the daily section reads as closed while price is already moving.
Works on any asset and any chart timeframe.
- R2F Trading Indicator
Indicator
Market Auction Order Flow# Market Auction Order Flow (MAOF)
**Market Auction Order Flow** is an all-in-one auction-theory and order-flow toolkit built around a single analytical framework: price seeks value through auction, and order flow reveals who is winning that auction in real time.
The eight modules are not an arbitrary collection of tools. They form a three-layer pipeline:
- **Context layer** (Modules 01, 02, 03, 08) establishes where value is. VWAP provides a dynamic fair-value reference — where price *should* be given the session's traded volume. The Volume Profile provides empirical confirmation — where price *was actually accepted* by the market, as measured by volume distribution. When VWAP and the Volume Profile's Point of Control or Value Area edges coincide, that confluence identifies a level with both theoretical and empirical support. Initial Balance and HTF Candle Profiles extend this context to the daily structure and higher timeframes.
- **Pressure layer** (Modules 04, 05, 07) measures what is happening inside each bar — intrabar delta (buy volume minus sell volume), PVSRA volume classification, and per-bar delta labels reveal institutional activity, exhaustion, and divergences invisible on a plain price chart.
- **Signal layer** (Module 06) acts only when context and pressure align: the SSL Channel crossover provides a directional trigger, and the delta confirmation requirement (from Module 04) ensures that a signal fires only when order flow supports the move. Without the pressure layer feeding the signal layer, the SSL crossover is no different from any other moving-average crossover.
Each module can be toggled independently — from a minimal VWAP-only setup to the full pipeline — so traders can use only the layers relevant to their workflow.
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## Modules
### 01 · VWAP with State Cloud
Session-anchored VWAP (or Week / Month / Quarter / Year / Earnings / Dividends / Splits anchor) with up to three standard-deviation or percentage-based band pairs. The **state cloud** classifies price as Discovery Up, Discovery Down, or Balance relative to the bands, and highlights:
- **Failed breakout markers** — wick penetrates a band but close rejects back inside (configurable minimum penetration % and cooldown bars)
- **Return-to-VWAP markers** — price crosses back through the VWAP line after a discovery move, signaling potential mean reversion
The state cloud turns VWAP from a static level into a dynamic market condition classifier, distinguishing trending (discovery) from mean-reverting (balance) environments bar by bar.
### 02 · Periodic Volume Profile
An extended version of PulseWire's built-in Periodic Volume Profile, rebuilt with additional configuration options and integrated into the MAOF context layer. Resets on a configurable anchor period (Session / Day / Week / Month, or any custom timeframe). Features:
- Up/Down, Total, or Delta volume display modes
- POC, VAH, VAL level lines with optional right-extension
- **Developing POC and Developing Value Area** overlays — tracks the POC and Value Area as they build in real time within the current period (not available in the built-in)
- **Adaptive row density** ("Rows per Percent") — row count scales with profile range instead of being fixed, keeping histogram granularity consistent across different volatility periods
- **Bar-level fallback mode** — computes a per-bar approximation for 1-min charts without Premium intrabar data access
- Adjustable value area %, profile width, and placement
The profile identifies the price range where the majority of volume traded (the Value Area), distinguishing accepted price levels from those the market visited but rejected. As an integrated module, the intrabar data computed here also feeds Module 06's signal confirmation logic.
### 03 · Initial Balance
Auto-detects the correct IB session window for each instrument class (equity indices, metals, energies, grains, softs, forex) or accepts a custom window. Draws:
- IB High / Low / Mid levels
- ×2 and ×3 range extensions
- 50 % midpoint levels between extensions
- Optional IB zone tint and 20-day IB-Delta statistics table
The Initial Balance is the range established in the first hour of the regular trading session. Auction theory treats IB extensions as directional breakouts: price that moves beyond 2× or 3× the initial range signals a one-timeframing market with strong directional conviction.
### 04 · Volume Delta Engine
Intrabar delta computation engine that powers the signal system. Calculates smoothed delta EMA and detects **exhaustion flips** — moments when cumulative delta swings from an extreme (configurable threshold) to a zero-line crossover. An exhaustion flip signals that aggressive directional buyers or sellers have been absorbed, creating conditions for a reversal. This module feeds its delta state directly into Module 06.
### 05 · PVSRA (Price Volume Spread Range Analysis)
Classifies each bar by volume intensity relative to its 10-bar average:
- **Level 2 (200 %)** — climactic volume (green/red) — potential institutional activity
- **Level 1 (150 %)** — above-average volume (blue/fuchsia)
- **Normal** — standard volume
An optional spread×volume override promotes bars to Level 2 when the combined metric reaches a local extreme, identifying bars where both price spread and volume simultaneously spike — a signature of large-order absorption or distribution. Can override candle colors or use a separate symbol as the volume source.
### 06 · SSL Channel Signal Engine
Generates long/short trade signals using SSL Channel crossovers with mandatory **delta confirmation** from Module 04:
- **Pending signals** appear when the SSL Channel line crosses, opening a confirmation window
- **Confirmed signals** fire only when delta polarity aligns with the SSL direction within the expiry window
- Alternating mode (L→S→L) prevents consecutive same-direction signals
- Configurable cooldown between signals to filter noise
The confirmation requirement is the core design decision: an SSL crossover that occurs while delta is opposing the move is filtered out as a likely false breakout. Only when directional price structure (SSL) and order flow pressure (delta) agree does the signal print.
### 07 · Delta Display (Real-Time Order Flow Labels)
Per-bar labels showing:
- **DV (Delta Volume)** — buy volume minus sell volume, with optional DV%, total volume, and momentum arrows (▲▼)
- **DT (Delta Ticks)** — uptick count minus downtick count, with optional DT%, total ticks, and momentum arrows
- **POC line** — short horizontal line at the highest-volume price level within each bar
- **Divergence highlighting** — label color changes when delta polarity conflicts with bar direction (e.g., positive DV on a red bar signals hidden buying pressure despite price declining)
Delta divergences at key context levels (VWAP, Value Area edges, IB boundaries) are among the highest-probability setups in the auction-theory framework.
### 08 · HTF Candle Volume Profile
A 1-minute chart shows tick-level detail but hides what the Daily or Weekly candle looks like — you would normally have to switch timeframes to see it. Module 08 solves this by rendering up to three completed higher-timeframe candles (default: Daily / Weekly / Monthly) directly on the current chart, positioned to the right of live price as reference panels.
Each HTF candle is paired with its own Volume Profile histogram, showing where volume was distributed *within that candle's timespan* — not just the candle's open/high/low/close, but the price levels where the most buying and selling actually occurred. POC, VAH, and VAL level lines extend left across the chart to the candle's start bar, creating visible reference zones anchored to higher-timeframe market structure.
In auction theory, higher-timeframe value areas carry the most weight: a Weekly POC represents an entire week's worth of volume acceptance. When intraday price approaches a Weekly POC or Daily VAL, that level is likely to produce a reaction. Module 08 makes these levels visible on a 1-minute chart without leaving it.
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## Key Features
- **Fully modular** — enable only what you need; disable the rest for a clean chart
- **Extensive customization** — every module has dedicated Core and Style setting groups with full color, width, and style control
- **Multi-timeframe awareness** — from intrabar delta resolution up to Monthly candle profiles
- **Auto-adaptive** — IB windows auto-detect by instrument class, delta LTF adapts to chart timeframe
- **Built-in alerts** — Long, Short, Pending Long, Pending Short alert conditions
## Recommended Timeframes
Designed primarily for **intraday futures trading** (1 min – 15 min charts), but compatible with any timeframe and instrument. Volume Profile and Delta modules benefit most from intrabar data available on lower timeframes.
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## How to Use
1. Add the indicator to your chart
2. Open Settings and enable/disable modules to suit your workflow
3. Each module has a **Core** group (logic settings) and a **Style** group (visual settings)
4. Start with VWAP + Volume Profile + Delta Display for a solid auction-theory foundation
5. Add SSL Signal Engine when you want trade entry signals filtered by delta confirmation
6. Use Initial Balance and HTF Candle VP to anchor intraday analysis to higher-timeframe value areas
7. Set up alerts via PulseWire's alert system using the built-in alert conditions
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## Credits & Acknowledgments
### Libraries
This indicator uses the following open-source Pine Script™ libraries by ** (www.pulsewire.com)**:
- **LibTmFr** — Timeframe utilities (period detection, auto LTF selection)
- **LibBrSt** — Bar statistics and real estimators
- **LibProf** — Profile computation engine
- **LibVPrf** — Volume Profile data structures and rendering
### Module origins
- **Module 03 — Initial Balance:** Based on () by ** (www.pulsewire.com)** (open-source), which itself builds on the foundation by **@noop-noop**
- **Module 05 — PVSRA:** Based on the Price Volume Spread Range Analysis methodology
- **Module 06 — SSL Channel:** Based on the SSL Channel concept originally developed by ErwinBeckers
- **Module 01 — VWAP:** Extends PulseWire's built-in VWAP with custom state-cloud classification, failed-breakout detection, and return-to-VWAP logic
- **Module 02 — Periodic Volume Profile:** Extends PulseWire's built-in Periodic Volume Profile with Developing POC/VA overlays, adaptive row density, bar-level fallback mode, and Session anchor support
- **Module 08 — HTF Candle Volume Profile:** Based on () by **ChartPrime** (open-source), modified to integrate Volume Profile histograms (POC, VAH, VAL) per HTF candle and to support up to three independent higher timeframes simultaneously
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Global Tape World Markets 24hGlobal Tape — World Markets on the 24-Hour Clock
Global Tape arranges the world's stock markets as a single horizontal strip, ordered by the time each market opens. Read left to right, the strip is a 24-hour clock: markets on the left traded earlier in the day, markets on the right trade later, and the cell in the middle — shown in brackets — is the market that is open right now. Because the trading day is a loop, the strip rotates through the session so the live market stays in the centre, with the close of one day meeting the open of the next at the edges.
The strip is built for an intraday chart. It shows today's session as it unfolds, so it is designed to be read on a timeframe of 60 minutes or lower. On a daily or higher chart it displays a notice instead of values.
WHAT EACH MARKET SHOWS
Every market occupies one column with three rows.
SETTLED is how that market's most recent full trading day finished, shown as its change for the day and held until the market trades again. The colour shows direction and strength: green shades for a market that finished up, red shades for one that finished down, and a neutral slate for little change. A deeper colour means the move was broad across the market's main stocks; a faded cell means one stock did most of the moving, so the colour represents the whole market less well.
FORWARD is the index future for that market — a price that trades before and around the cash session. It shows where the future is trading now, ahead of the market's open. Where a market has no widely-traded retail future, the cell is left blank rather than filled with a substitute.
PRE-MKT stays empty for most markets most of the time. A mark appears only in the short window before a market opens, and it shows how far that market's future has moved since the window began. Trading is usually thin in this window, so a value here reflects movement during a period of lighter activity. Hovering the cell also shows how the move compares with that market's normal range, so an ordinary move and an unusually large one can be told apart.
Beneath the three rows is a registration track that marks the position of the live market, so the strip reads as a continuous film of the trading day.
HEADER
The header names the strip and gives a plain count of how many markets are higher on the day. It is a fact to notice, not a conclusion.
HOW THE COLORS ARE BUILT
The SETTLED color combines three things. Direction and strength come from how many of a market's tracked stocks moved up versus down. A market with only one tracked index can show direction but not breadth, so its color is held to the softer shades — a single index cannot represent agreement across a market. Vividness reflects how evenly the move was spread: when one stock dominates, the cell is shown more faded, as a reminder that the colour represents fewer names.
DATA AND SETUP
The strip reads each market through its own data feed, so it does not require extended-hours trading to be enabled on your chart. It does require that your PulseWire data plan includes the markets shown — international indices and futures (for example Tokyo, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, and the index futures). A market your plan does not cover will appear blank.
Several symbols are exposed as inputs so they can be adjusted to match your data feed. Index futures vary by subscription, and the US leader stocks shown in the tooltip can be changed as market leadership changes over time. The pre-open window length and the colour thresholds are also adjustable.
NOTES
This is a descriptive instrument. It shows what each market has done and where its future is trading; it does not generate signals or suggest actions. The session times adjust automatically for daylight saving in each region.
Built on Pine Script v6. Indicator
