Fractal Model (Silent)Fractal Model (Silent)
A professional multi-timeframe Fractal Model framework for traders who analyze liquidity, structure, CISD, and HTF execution.
Fractal Model (Silent) projects higher-timeframe market structure directly onto your current chart while automatically identifying valid Fractal Model setups using a complete Candle 1–4 workflow.
Instead of forcing traders to constantly switch between timeframes, the indicator reconstructs the HTF environment in real time and overlays all critical execution components on the current chart.
What the indicator does
The script continuously builds the active Higher Timeframe candle using live chart data while simultaneously loading confirmed historical HTF candles. This creates a stable projection that avoids the common repainting and flashing behavior found in many HTF candle indicators.
It then scans those HTF candles for valid Fractal Model formations and displays the entire sequence directly on the chart.
Main Features
Automatic HTF Mapping
The indicator automatically selects the correct Fractal timeframe based on your current chart.
Examples include:
1m → 15m
3m → 30m
5m → 1H
15m → 4H
1H → Daily
4H → Weekly
Daily → Monthly
Custom HTF selection is also available.
HTF Candle Projection
Displays projected Higher Timeframe candles beside the current chart.
Includes:
Live HTF candle
Historical HTF candles
Custom candle sizing
Adjustable offsets
Custom colors
Open price line
Open/Close time markers
High/Low projection lines
This allows traders to monitor higher-timeframe price action without leaving their execution timeframe.
Complete Fractal Model Detection
Automatically identifies valid Fractal Model setups by evaluating:
Candle 1 liquidity sweep
Candle 2 confirmation
Candle 3 continuation
Candle 4 continuation
The script validates each setup and labels every candle within the sequence. Failed structures are color coded for quick identification.
Liquidity Sweep Detection
The indicator locates the exact liquidity sweep inside Candle 1 and projects that sweep into Candle 2 for visual confirmation of the model.
This provides a precise reference for where liquidity was taken before the model formed.
Built-in CISD Engine
A complete internal CISD engine continuously tracks bullish and bearish CISD events.
Features include:
Automatic CISD detection
Historical CISD tracking
Bullish and bearish CISD lines
Optional CISD confirmation requirement before validating Candle 2
Adjustable history
Adjustable line extension
This allows traders to incorporate Change In State Delivery directly into the Fractal Model workflow.
Candle Equilibrium Projection
Calculates and displays equilibrium levels based on qualifying wick structure.
These projected equilibrium levels can be shown for:
Candle 2
Candle 3
Candle 4
allowing traders to visualize premium and discount areas within each model.
T-Spot Visualization
Automatically projects T-Spots for qualifying candles.
Each T-Spot is drawn as a projected zone into future price action, helping visualize potential reaction areas within the Fractal Model.
First Presented Fair Value Gap Detection
Optionally scans each HTF candle to identify the very first Fair Value Gap that fully forms inside that candle.
Features include:
Bullish FVG
Bearish FVG
Optional labels
Custom colors
Border customization
This allows traders to identify the initial imbalance that develops during each HTF candle.
Order Block Projection Levels
The indicator can automatically calculate projection levels from the Fractal Model structure.
Custom projection ratios can be defined, including examples such as:
-1
-2
-2.5
Projection labels are optional and fully customizable.
Bias Filtering
Models can be filtered by directional bias:
Neutral
Bullish only
Bearish only
This helps reduce chart clutter and focus only on setups aligned with the trader's directional expectation.
Time Filters
Supports multiple customizable trading sessions so Fractal Models can be evaluated only during selected market hours.
Information Table
An optional information panel displays:
Current symbol
Current timeframe
Active HTF
Selected bias
Live HTF countdown timer
Current date
allowing traders to quickly monitor the state of the active Fractal Model.
Designed For
This indicator is intended for traders who base their execution on:
Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Liquidity Sweeps
Smart Money Concepts (SMC)
ICT Concepts
Fractal Models
CISD Confirmation
Fair Value Gaps
Order Blocks
Premium / Discount Analysis
Key Benefits
Eliminates constant timeframe switching
Projects higher-timeframe structure directly onto your execution chart
Automatically detects Fractal Model setups
Integrates CISD confirmation into model validation
Displays liquidity sweeps, equilibrium, T-Spots, FVGs, and projection levels
Highly customizable with extensive visual controls
Stable HTF candle reconstruction designed to minimize redraw issues during recalculation. Indicator
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Panel S-500s-500 is a multi-timeframe market dashboard designed to give a fast and clean view of the current market context.
the tool combines trend, rsi, macd, adx, volume, volatility, sessions, killzones, vwap, moving averages, momentum, compression, expansion and general market bias inside one compact panel.
the goal of s-500 is not to replace your strategy. it is built to help you read the market environment before taking a trade. it can be used as a confirmation tool, a market filter, or a quick decision dashboard.
main features
multi-timeframe trend reading
multi-timeframe rsi reading
multi-timeframe macd reading
multi-timeframe adx reading
volume analysis
obv direction
volume moving average status
volume trend
vsa activity
stochastic direction
vwap bias
ema 20, ema 26, ema 50 and ema 200 context
rsi slope
ema 20 slope
range to atr ratio
body ratio
atr slope
volume delta
compression and expansion reading
tokyo, london, new york and sydney session status
london and new york killzone status
market bias
suggested action
market regime
momentum strength
volatility status
trend strength
market phase
risk environment
how to use s-500
enable the panel from the settings.
start by looking at the bias line.
if bias shows bullish, the market context is mostly bullish.
if bias shows bearish, the market context is mostly bearish.
if bias shows neutral, the market does not have a clear directional structure.
then check the action line.
buy means the current conditions are more favorable for long setups.
sell means the current conditions are more favorable for short setups.
wait means the market is not clean enough and it may be better to wait.
after that, check the regime line.
trend up means the market is moving in an upward structure.
trend down means the market is moving in a downward structure.
range means the market is more sideways and less directional.
unclear means the structure is not strong enough to define a clean regime.
beginner tutorial
1. check the bias first
the bias gives the main direction of the market.
bullish bias means buyers are stronger.
bearish bias means sellers are stronger.
neutral bias means the market is mixed.
a beginner should avoid trading against the bias.
2. check the action
the action line gives a simple reading of the current context.
buy means you should mainly look for long opportunities.
sell means you should mainly look for short opportunities.
wait means conditions are not clean enough.
this does not mean you should enter immediately. it means the market context is more favorable in that direction.
3. check the trend mtf section
the trend mtf section shows if multiple timeframes are bullish or bearish.
when most timeframes are bullish, the market has stronger upward alignment.
when most timeframes are bearish, the market has stronger downward alignment.
when timeframes are mixed, the market may be unstable or ranging.
4. check rsi mtf
rsi above 50 usually supports bullish momentum.
rsi below 50 usually supports bearish momentum.
if rsi is growing across several timeframes, momentum is improving.
if rsi is falling across several timeframes, momentum is weakening.
5. check macd mtf
macd above 0 supports bullish pressure.
macd below 0 supports bearish pressure.
a growing macd means momentum is increasing.
a falling macd means momentum is decreasing.
6. check adx mtf
adx helps estimate trend strength.
a stronger adx can confirm that the market has directional force.
a weak adx can indicate a range or a low-quality trend.
7. check vwap
if price is above vwap, buyers have more control.
if price is below vwap, sellers have more control.
vwap is useful for intraday trading and quick market context.
8. check volatility
high volatility means the market is moving aggressively.
low volatility means the market is calmer.
high volatility can create opportunities, but it also increases risk.
low volatility can create slow or choppy price action.
9. check market phase
expansion means the market is moving with more range and energy.
compression means the market is becoming tighter and less volatile.
neutral means there is no strong expansion or compression signal.
10. check risk environment
favorable means the environment is cleaner for trading.
dangerous means conditions may be unstable or risky.
neutral means the market is not clearly favorable or dangerous.
example of bullish use
the panel shows:
bias bullish
action buy
regime trend up
momentum strong
price above vwap
ema 50 above ema 200
rsi above 50 on several timeframes
macd growing on several timeframes
in this case, the trader can focus only on long setups.
a beginner could wait for a pullback, a support retest, a bullish candle confirmation, or a clean continuation signal before entering.
example of bearish use
the panel shows:
bias bearish
action sell
regime trend down
momentum strong
price below vwap
ema 50 below ema 200
rsi below 50 on several timeframes
macd falling on several timeframes
in this case, the trader can focus only on short setups.
a beginner could wait for a rejection from resistance, a bearish retest, a breakdown, or a continuation signal before entering.
example of range use
the panel shows:
bias neutral
action wait
regime range
momentum weak
volatility low
mixed trend mtf
weak adx
in this case, the market does not have a clean direction.
a beginner should be careful, reduce risk, or wait for a clearer breakout with stronger volume and momentum.
example of session use
if london or new york is active, the market may have more movement.
if a killzone is active, volatility can increase.
if all sessions are quiet, the market may be slower.
sessions should not be used alone. they are best used with trend, volume, volatility and structure.
settings
enable panel
turns the dashboard on or off.
position
selects where the panel appears on the chart.
aggressive mode
enables a more aggressive context reading. this can be useful for faster traders, but it may also react earlier and with more sensitivity.
ema fast
sets the fast ema used for trend calculations.
ema slow
sets the slow ema used for trend calculations.
rsi length
sets the rsi period.
adx length
sets the adx period.
best practices
use s-500 as a market filter before entering a trade.
avoid buying when the panel shows a strong bearish context.
avoid selling when the panel shows a strong bullish context.
look for alignment between bias, action, trend, rsi, macd, vwap, volume and volatility.
do not enter only because one line is bullish or bearish. stronger setups usually appear when several elements confirm the same direction.
s-500 can be useful for:
scalping
intraday trading
trend confirmation
multi-timeframe analysis
filtering weak signals
avoiding bad market conditions
reading momentum
reading volatility
session awareness
market preparation before entry
important note
s-500 does not guarantee profit.
it should be used with proper risk management, position sizing, stop loss placement and personal analysis.
no indicator can predict the market with certainty. the best use of this tool is to combine it with structure, support and resistance, volume, trend, volatility and disciplined risk management. Indicator
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Combined System (momentum or mean reversion)This runs my momentum and mean-reversion logic at the same time, under one VIX filter, on the 1-minute NQ. Momentum side: a 1m Twin Range Filter cross going with the 15-minute, where longs also want the 1h or 4h on board, VIX falling, and price not already stretched, while shorts want VIX rising. Mean-reversion side: a Strat reversal inside a VWAP stretch zone, long when VIX is falling, short when it's rising or price is overextended. Everything gets a 2.2x ATR(14) stop. Running both means momentum catches the trend days and the reversion side catches the fades momentum would miss, while VIX keeps either one from fighting the tape. The prints are a checklist, not a robot. It pulls VIX and higher-timeframe data with lookahead, so confirm on replay. Indicator
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Multiple Timeframe Six Moving AveragesMulti TF MAs — plots six moving averages (8 / 20 / 50 / 88 / 200 / 500), each switchable between SMA, EMA, or Hull, on the current chart timeframe or a higher one you select. Volume-independent, so it works on any symbol — stocks, futures, ratios, or index/data feeds.
How to read it: it's a trend stack.
Price above a stacked, rising set → uptrend (offense)
Below a stacked, falling set → downtrend (defense)
Tangled/crossing → no trend (neutral)
The lines, by horizon: 8/20 = short-term tape · 50 = swing trend · 88 = quarterly · 200 = cyclical regime · 500 = secular regime.
Credit to BTCMoonBear Indicator
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SMC Lite Pro [BOS + CHoCH + OB + FVGOverview
SMC Lite Pro [BOS + CHoCH + OB + FVG is a Smart Money Concepts (SMC) based trading indicator designed to help traders identify market structure shifts, liquidity movements, institutional order flow, and high-probability reaction zones directly on the chart.
This all-in-one tool combines Break of Structure (BOS), Change of Character (CHoCH), Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and Liquidity Sweeps into a single clean and powerful trading system. It is built for traders who follow price action and institutional-style market behavior across Forex, Crypto, Indices, and Commodities.
Key Features
Market Structure Engine
* Swing Highs & Swing Lows detection
* Higher High / Lower Low structure mapping
* Real-time trend identification
🚀 BOS & CHoCH Detection
* Break of Structure (Bullish & Bearish)
* Change of Character (Trend reversal signals)
* Clean visual labels for structure shifts
🏦 Order Blocks (SMC Zones)
* Bullish Order Blocks (demand zones)
* Bearish Order Blocks (supply zones)
* Institutional entry zones based on displacement moves
⚡ Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
* Imbalance detection between candles
* Bullish and Bearish FVG zones
* Potential price retracement areas
💧 Liquidity Concepts
* Equal Highs / Equal Lows detection
* Liquidity sweep identification
* Smart money stop hunt zones
📈 Best Market Conditions
* Trending markets
* High volatility sessions (London & New York)
* Strong breakout environments
⏱ Recommended Timeframes
* 1M – 5M → Scalping (fast entries)
* 15M – 1H → Intraday trading (BEST performance)
* 4H – Daily → Swing trading (high accuracy setups)
🎯 How to Use
* Wait for BOS or CHoCH for directional bias
* Identify Order Blocks after structure shift
* Use FVG zones for pullback entries
* Confirm liquidity sweep before entry
* Trade in direction of market structure
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is based on Smart Money Concepts and historical price action analysis. It does not guarantee profits. Trading involves risk, and users should apply proper risk management and confirmation before entering trades. Indicator
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Multi-Timeframe MA CrossMulti-Timeframe MA Cross (MTFMAC) is a professional-grade trend analysis tool designed for traders who wish to view market structure across multiple timeframes at a glance. It consolidates key exponential moving averages (EMAs) into a single dashboard, helping traders make quick, informed decisions based on price alignment with moving averages.
This indicator provides a clear visual overview of trend direction and alignment from intraday (1-minute) to weekly charts. By highlighting whether price is above or below key EMAs and signalling EMA crossovers, traders can quickly identify bullish or bearish trends, trend strength, and high-probability trade setups.
Key Features
Multi-timeframe EMA dashboard (1 min → 1 week)
Real-time trend alignment for 20, 50, 100, and 200 EMAs
Visual "Above/Below" signals for each EMA
Weekly EMA overlays for higher timeframe context
Alerts for bullish/bearish alignment and EMA crosses
Fully customisable EMA lengths and visual settings
Professional table and chart display, overlaying price
How It Works
Compares the current price to 20, 50, 100, and 200 EMAs across multiple timeframes.
Colours indicate whether price is above (green) or below (red) the EMA.
Weekly EMA lines are plotted as dashed or circle-style overlays for macro trend context.
Alerts notify the trader when:
All EMAs align bullishly or bearishly
20 EMA crosses above or below 50 EMA
Best Use Cases
Trend-following strategies
Multi-timeframe confirmation
Swing and intraday trading
Spotting market bias and trend reversals
High-probability trade filtering
Alerts
Bullish Trend Alignment: All EMAs in ascending order, price above EMAs
Bearish Trend Alignment: All EMAs in descending order, price below EMAs
Bullish EMA Cross: 20 EMA crosses above 50 EMA
Bearish EMA Cross: 20 EMA crosses below 50 EMA
Notes and Disclaimers
This indicator does not repaint; all signals are based on confirmed bar data.
Use as a decision-support tool, not as sole trade advice. Combine with risk management.
Optimised for clear visualisation and multi-timeframe analysis. Indicator
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8 SMA Bands (Points) Auction [MTF]8 SMA Bands (Points) Auction is a multi-timeframe overlay indicator that plots 8 different Simple Moving Averages (default length 2048) from a higher timeframe, along with symmetric point-based bands around each MA.It creates a layered "auction zone" system using a base point offset (default 0.2441405 — Gann-inspired) multiplied from 1× to 8×. These bands are not percentage or ATR-based, but fixed price points, making them geometrically proportional in absolute price distance.
The bands are grouped into 5 visual "Auction" levels:
Low Auction (Level 1)
Normal Auction (Level 2)
High Auction (Level 4)
Very High Auction (Level 6)
Extreme Auction (Level 8)
It also highlights one MA as "FV" (Fair Value).
Key Features: Higher Timeframe MTF (default Daily)
Individual length and fine-tune adjustment for each of the 8 MAs
Master base offset control (easy to switch between Gann / Murrey Math styles)
Clean right-side labels for each auction level
Primary Use Cases:
1. Auction / Market Profile Style Trading
Visualizes different "auction intensities" or value areas.
Price moving into High/Very High/Extreme Auction zones often signals over-extension or potential reversal.
Normal Auction area acts as a fair value / equilibrium zone.
2. Dynamic Support & Resistance
The bands serve as layered S/R levels, especially powerful when using Daily or Weekly MAs on lower timeframes (e.g., 15m, 1H, 4H).
3. Fair Value Trading
The central MA (labeled FV) is used as a mean-reversion magnet.
Traders look for entries toward FV from outer auction zones.
4. Trend Strength & Exhaustion
When price sustains in Extreme Auction territory → strong trend.
Rejection or failure to hold outer bands → possible exhaustion.
5. Institutional / Smart Money Concepts
Helps identify premium and discount zones relative to higher-timeframe fair value.
Best Suited For:
Futures, Forex, and large-cap stocks
Swing and intraday traders who like higher-timeframe bias
Traders familiar with Gann, Murrey Math, or Auction Market Theory
This indicator is particularly useful for context — giving you a clear visual map of how far price has extended from fair value on multiple levels simultaneously.
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Session Liquidity KillzonesSession Liquidity Killzones
Session Liquidity Killzones is a session-based liquidity and sweep indicator by ImtiyazAli73, designed for intraday traders who track Asia, London, and New York killzones.
The script marks each session range, extends completed session highs/lows, detects when later sessions sweep prior session liquidity, and highlights post-sweep expansion candles. It is built as a decision-support tool, not as a guaranteed buy/sell signal system.
What It Shows
Asia, London, and New York killzone boxes.
Completed session high, low, and optional midpoint levels.
London sweeps of Asia high/low.
New York sweeps of London high/low.
Optional New York sweeps of Asia high/low.
Compact sweep markers, with optional text labels.
One-shot bullish and bearish post-sweep expansion markers.
Optional compressed session range markers.
Dashboard showing current session, latest range readings, sweep state, compression state, and latest expansion bias.
How It Works
The indicator tracks each configured session using the selected timezone. When a session starts, the script begins building that session's high/low range. When the session ends, the completed high, low, and midpoint can be extended forward as reference liquidity levels.
Sweep detection compares the current killzone against completed prior session levels:
London can sweep the Asia high or low.
New York can sweep the London high or low.
New York can also sweep Asia levels if that option is enabled.
Sweep confirmation can use either wick touch logic or stricter close-back-inside logic. After a sweep, the script watches for displacement candles within the selected expansion window.
Main Settings
Session Timezone controls how the Asia, London, and New York session windows are interpreted.
Asia Killzone, London Killzone, and New York Killzone define the exact session windows.
Sweep Confirmation controls whether a sweep requires price to close back inside the swept level or only touch it with a wick.
Expansion Window After Sweep controls how many bars after a sweep are eligible for post-sweep expansion detection.
Displacement Candle ATR controls how large the expansion candle must be relative to ATR.
Require Volume Expansion optionally filters expansion signals using volume relative to a moving average baseline.
Compressed Session Max ATR marks session ranges that end below the selected ATR multiple.
Completed Sessions To Keep controls how much history remains on the chart. The default is intentionally low to keep price action readable.
Show Sweep Marker Text can be enabled when you want detailed labels, but the default compact marker mode keeps the chart cleaner.
Show Session Midlines and Show Compression Markers are optional visual layers and are disabled by default for readability.
Alerts
The indicator includes alerts for:
Asia killzone start.
London killzone start.
New York killzone start.
Buy-side session liquidity sweep.
Sell-side session liquidity sweep.
Bullish post-sweep expansion.
Bearish post-sweep expansion.
Compressed killzone range.
How To Use
Use the session boxes to understand where each killzone created its high and low. Watch later sessions for sweeps of prior highs/lows, then check whether the market expands away from the swept level.
A sell-side sweep followed by bullish expansion can suggest upside displacement after liquidity was taken. A buy-side sweep followed by bearish expansion can suggest downside displacement after liquidity was taken.
The dashboard is intended to summarize session state quickly, but all signals should be interpreted with market context, risk management, and independent analysis.
Originality
This script combines configurable killzone tracking, prior-session liquidity levels, sweep confirmation modes, ATR-based expansion detection, optional volume expansion filtering, compression readings, and a compact dashboard into a single original session-liquidity workflow.
Disclaimer
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Always do your own analysis before taking any trade. Indicator
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Prior Day Dealing Range [M1D]Frames the previous day's range as an ICT dealing range — high, low, equilibrium, quartiles, and premium/discount extreme zones — with a session-selectable day boundary, sweep mitigation, and a live bias table.
WHAT IT DOES
This indicator plots the prior trading day's range and frames it the way an ICT trader reads a dealing range, rather than as three disconnected lines:
• PDH / PDL — previous day high and low
• PDEQ — equilibrium (the 0.5 midpoint of the prior range)
• 0.25 / 0.75 quartiles — the boundaries that split the range into premium, equilibrium and discount
• Premium & discount extreme zones — the top quartile (0.75→1.0) and bottom quartile (0.0→0.25) shaded as the areas where price most often reacts
All levels and zones share a single left anchor at the day's open, so they read as one stacked range projecting into the current session.
WHY A DEALING RANGE INSTEAD OF JUST PDH/PDL
Equilibrium tells you whether price is trading at a premium (above 0.5) or a discount (below 0.5); the quartile zones mark the extremes where reversions and sweeps tend to cluster. The bias table reduces that to a single read.
SESSION-ANCHORED DAY OPEN
The "day" can be anchored to Exchange (the chart's native daily boundary, works on all timeframes), or to NY Midnight / 8:30 NY / 9:30 NY. The NY options reset the range on the open that matters to your model and are intended for intraday charts (roughly 30m and below); Exchange is the safe default for any timeframe.
MITIGATION
When a confirmed bar sweeps PDH or PDL, that line fades to a dotted "mitigated" style and its label updates. This is sweep awareness only, evaluated on bar close (no intrabar repaint).
BIAS TABLE
Shows the PDEQ price, which zone price currently sits in (Premium / Discount, with an "extreme" flag in a quartile zone), and the exact position of price within the prior range as a percentage.
ALERTS
Cross above / below PDEQ, entry into the premium / discount extreme zone, and PDH / PDL swept.
HOW TO USE
1. Pick your day anchor — Exchange for a standard daily range, or an NY session open if your model resets there.
2. Read bias from PDEQ: above = premium (favor shorts), below = discount (favor longs).
3. Watch the extreme zones and PDH/PDL for sweeps; the mitigation styling flags when a level has been run.
4. Toggle any element (zones, quartiles, labels, table) off in settings to suit your chart.
NOTES / LIMITATIONS
• Levels are confirmed on the close of each day and held for the following session; they do not repaint.
• NY-anchored modes assume the session window aligns to a bar boundary, so they are best on intraday timeframes; on higher timeframes use Exchange.
• This is a contextual / discretionary tool — it marks levels and bias, it does not generate buy/sell signals.
The previous-day high/low/equilibrium calculation is standard; this script's contribution is the combination — a session-selectable day boundary, the full quartile dealing-range framing with premium/discount extreme zones, sweep mitigation, and a range-position bias table in one tool. All code is original and written in Pine Script v6. Indicator
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