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Fair Value Gap Zones MTF + Wait CloseFair Value Gap Zones MTF + Wait Close
Fair Value Gap Zones MTF is a market imbalance and liquidity indicator designed to automatically identify and project Fair Value Gap (FVG) zones across customizable timeframes.
Fair Value Gaps represent areas where price moves aggressively enough to leave an imbalance between buyers and sellers, creating regions that may later act as areas of interest for reaction, continuation, retracement, or liquidity interaction.
This indicator allows for multi-timeframe FVG analysis, optional displacement filtering, customizable gap thresholds, and dynamic zone management to provide greater flexibility across different trading styles and market environments.
Features:
• Automatic bullish and bearish Fair Value Gap detection
• Multi-timeframe (MTF) support
• Optional "Wait Until Bar Close" confirmation logic
• Multiple minimum gap sizing methods:
• ATR-based
• Percentage-based
• Fixed points-based
• Optional displacement candle requirement
• Box or line display modes
• Optional FVG midline plotting
• Extend zones into future price action
• Adjustable zone count limits
• Optional automatic deletion when zones become filled
• Fully customizable colors and styles
Alerts Included:
• New Bullish Fair Value Gap
• New Bearish Fair Value Gap
Potential use cases:
• Identify market imbalances
• Locate potential retracement areas
• Monitor liquidity interaction zones
• Add confluence to existing strategies
• Study continuation versus rebalancing behavior
• Analyze higher timeframe market structure
Interpretation:
Bullish Fair Value Gap
Indicates an imbalance created by aggressive upward movement where price may revisit the area before continuing.
Bearish Fair Value Gap
Indicates an imbalance created by aggressive downward movement where price may revisit the area before continuing.
Midline
Displays the midpoint of the imbalance and can act as an additional area of interest.
Displacement Filter
Allows filtering for stronger moves by requiring a larger displacement candle before creating a zone.
This indicator is designed to provide a flexible way to visualize potential market imbalances while allowing traders to adapt the behavior to different instruments and strategies.
About TrendGenY Indicators
TrendGenY indicators are built from market experience, creative concepts, and a constant pursuit of unique perspectives. Rather than following conventional ideas, the focus is on uncovering alternative insights and viewing market behavior through different angles to reveal information that traditional tools may overlook and help traders build a more meaningful edge in the market. Indicator
Super Regression Trend Matrix ScannerTitle
Super Regression Trend Matrix Scanner
Short summary
Super Regression Trend Matrix Scanner is a multi-symbol watchlist dashboard built from the regression-trend concept used in Super Regression Trend. It scans multiple stocks at once and combines trend state, fresh flips, ADX strength, relative volume expansion, EMA structure, and RSI/SMA momentum in one matrix. The current chart symbol is pinned at the top, and fresh BUY NOW and SELL NOW signals are highlighted in bright colors and sorted higher in the list. This makes the script especially useful for swing-trading workflows on the weekly and daily timeframes. Attribution to the original open-source basis is included below.
Full description
Super Regression Trend Matrix Scanner is a multi-symbol watchlist dashboard built for traders who want to review trend structure across a focused list of stocks without switching charts one by one.
This script is based on the regression-trend concept used in the open-source Super Regression Trend by Uncle_the_shooter. The original indicator uses a linear regression line and RMSE-based adaptive bands to define bullish and bearish trend changes. This version adapts that same core idea into a matrix scanner designed for watchlist review rather than single-chart overlay analysis.
The matrix evaluates each symbol using the regression-based trend engine and then adds context through ADX trend strength, relative volume expansion, price location versus the 9, 21, 30, 55, 100, and 200 EMAs, and RSI relative to its RSI-SMA baseline. The current chart symbol is pinned at the top of the matrix, and fresh trend changes are pushed higher in the list so new opportunities are easier to spot.
How the scanner works
The core trend state comes from a regression model with RMSE-based dynamic bands. The regression line is used as the base, RMSE measures price deviation from that line, and adaptive upper and lower bands are formed from that deviation. Trend changes occur when price closes beyond those bands. This scanner applies that same general framework across multiple symbols at once.
Each row then shows whether that symbol has an active bullish or bearish regression-trend state, whether a fresh flip has just occurred, whether trend strength is acceptable, whether participation is expanding, whether price is aligned with key EMAs, and whether momentum is above or below its RSI-SMA baseline.
Signal states and fresh highlights
The original regression-trend logic expresses direction as Buy or Sell. This matrix keeps that same core meaning, but extends it for watchlist scanning by separating an existing trend state from a fresh trend change.
That means the Signal column can show four states:
* BUY = bullish trend state already in progress
* SELL = bearish trend state already in progress
* BUY NOW = a fresh bullish flip has just occurred
* SELL NOW = a fresh bearish flip has just occurred
This distinction matters because a trend already in progress and a trend that has just changed are not the same thing in a watchlist workflow. The matrix is meant to surface what is new first.
Fresh signals are shown in bright colors so they stand out immediately in the table. That visual emphasis helps direct attention to symbols that may deserve immediate review rather than symbols whose trend state is already established.
Matrix components and why they matter
Each column has a specific role. The goal is not to treat any single column as a standalone signal, but to judge trend, strength, participation, structure, and momentum together.
Ticker
This is the symbol being scanned.
The matrix is designed as a watchlist workflow tool. The current chart symbol is pinned at the top so the active chart can be compared directly against the rest of the list.
Signal
This is the core regression-trend output.
It shows whether the model is currently bullish or bearish, and whether that state has just changed. This is the starting point because it tells you whether the trend is already underway or whether a fresh shift has just appeared.
ADX
ADX is used as a trend-strength filter.
Its role is not to decide direction. Direction already comes from the regression-trend state. ADX answers a different question: is the move strong enough to respect, or is it still weak and noisy?
The default threshold is 15. That value was chosen as a practical minimum-strength filter for a scanner. It is low enough to catch developing trends early, but high enough to filter out some weaker conditions. If the threshold is set too high, the matrix may only surface moves after they are already more mature. If it is set too low, too many weak moves may remain in view.
That makes 15 a balanced default for swing-trading review, especially on daily and weekly charts. It can still be adjusted if a trader prefers a looser or stricter filter.
Volume and standard deviation
The volume section is designed to answer this question: is the move attracting more participation than usual, or is it happening on ordinary volume?
The script measures current volume relative to a recent baseline using:
* a 20-bar average volume
* and the standard deviation of volume over the same lookback
The average volume provides a baseline for what is normal for that symbol on that timeframe.
Standard deviation measures how much volume usually varies around that average. This matters because some stocks have stable volume while others naturally fluctuate much more. Using standard deviation helps normalize the reading so volume is judged relative to that symbol's own recent behavior.
The matrix uses four thresholds:
* Vol > 1
* Vol > 1.5
* Vol > 1.8
* Vol > 2
These represent increasing levels of volume expansion above the average, measured in standard deviations.
That means:
* Vol > 1 = current volume is at least 1 standard deviation above average
* Vol > 1.5 = stronger expansion
* Vol > 1.8 = stronger again
* Vol > 2 = unusually strong participation
These values were chosen to show a progression from moderate participation to stronger participation. One standard deviation can identify early interest, while the higher thresholds help highlight stronger or less common expansion. This makes it easier to distinguish a quiet flip from one that is attracting broader market attention.
E9 and E21
These columns show whether price is above or below the shorter-term EMAs.
They matter because they reflect near-term structure and short-term trend alignment. When price is above both, short-term structure is generally more supportive. When price is below both, short-term structure is generally weaker.
E30 and E55
These columns show intermediate structure.
They help distinguish between a short-term move and a broader trend that is starting to develop across a more meaningful part of the chart. For swing traders, these averages often reflect more durable behavior than the fastest EMAs.
E100 and E200
These columns show broader long-term structure.
They matter because they provide context for the larger trend environment. A bullish flip above long-term EMAs is often structurally stronger than a bullish flip still below them. The reverse applies for bearish setups.
These longer-term EMAs can be especially relevant on weekly charts, where they help identify broader leadership and structural quality.
RSI/SMA
This column shows whether RSI is above or below its smoothing average.
It matters because it provides a quick momentum check.
* RSI above its SMA suggests more supportive momentum
* RSI below its SMA suggests weaker or bearish momentum
This helps confirm whether momentum agrees with the trend state.
What to look for
The matrix is most useful when multiple conditions align.
The strongest bullish candidates are usually the symbols showing a fresh bullish flip, acceptable ADX, improving volume participation, broad EMA alignment, and RSI above its SMA.
The strongest bearish candidates are usually the symbols showing a fresh bearish flip, acceptable ADX, improving volume participation, weaker EMA structure, and RSI below its SMA.
That is the main purpose of the matrix. It is not meant to be read as a single-column signal board. Its value comes from confluence. A fresh flip alone may not be enough, but a fresh flip supported by strength, participation, structure, and momentum is generally more relevant for swing-trading review.
Best use case
This scanner is intended for stock watchlist review and works especially well for weekly and daily timeframe workflows.
A practical use is to review the weekly chart first to identify broader trend changes, leadership, and relative strength across the watchlist, then use the daily chart for closer follow-up and trade planning.
This longer-horizon workflow is consistent with the original Super Regression Trend concept, where longer regression settings are generally more suited to swing and longer-term positions, while shorter settings are more suited to faster trading styles.
What makes this version different
The original Super Regression Trend is a chart overlay built for analyzing one symbol at a time. This script uses the same regression-trend idea in a different format: a watchlist matrix that helps organize, rank, and compare many symbols at once.
The main purpose here is workflow efficiency. Instead of opening each chart individually, the matrix helps surface fresh flips and supporting conditions across a full stock watchlist.
Attribution
This script is based on the regression-trend concept used in the open-source Super Regression Trend by Uncle_the_shooter, adapted here into a multi-symbol matrix scanner for watchlist and swing-trading analysis.
Notes
This script is a scanner and decision-support tool. It does not predict future performance and should be used together with your own chart review, market context, and risk management.
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Vesper Candle Index [JOAT]Vesper Candle Index
Introduction
Vesper Candle Index is an open-source candlestick classification engine. Instead of marking every common candle pattern equally, it scores candle patterns using body quality, wick structure, trend location, volatility, and nearby structure context.
The indicator is designed to reduce pattern noise by ranking candle events and displaying only those that meet a configurable quality threshold.
Core Concepts
1. Candle Pattern Library
The script evaluates multiple candlestick states, including engulfing candles, hammers, stars, harami, inside breaks, marubozu, tweezers, rail patterns, and reclaim/reject conditions.
2. Quality Scoring
Each candidate pattern receives a score based on candle body, wick placement, trend context, volatility, and structure alignment.
3. Structure Context
Confirmed pivot levels are used to detect CHoCH-style breaks and candle reactions near recent structure.
4. Trade Projection Labels
When a candle state qualifies, the script can display compact educational entry, stop, TP1, and TP2 information.
5. Dashboard
The dashboard shows the current candle state, quality bucket, trend, structure, and recent signal context.
Features
Ranked candle states: Patterns are scored rather than treated equally
Structure-aware candles: Uses pivots and CHoCH context
Volatility-adjusted logic: ATR helps normalize wick and body requirements
Cooldown control: Reduces repeated pattern labels
Compact dashboard: Summarizes the highest-ranked current candle state
Confirmed patterns: Pattern events use confirmed bars
Input Parameters
Pattern sensitivity controls the quality threshold
Pivot length controls structure confirmation
ATR settings control wick/body normalization
Rail projection settings control optional visual projection length
How to Use This Indicator
Step 1: Focus on high-quality states
Use the quality score to separate strong candle states from weaker pattern appearances.
Step 2: Check structure alignment
Candle events near relevant structure are often more meaningful than isolated patterns.
Step 3: Avoid treating patterns as certainty
Candlestick patterns describe current bar behavior. They do not predict continuation or reversal.
Indicator Limitations
Candle patterns can fail in strong trend or news conditions
Pivot-based structure is delayed by the selected pivot length
The script classifies candles; it does not forecast future direction
Originality Statement
Vesper Candle Index adds scoring, structure context, volatility normalization, cooldown behavior, and a dashboard to candlestick analysis. Its value is in ranking candle quality rather than simply labeling every pattern.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Candlestick patterns can be misleading when used alone.
-Made with passion by jackofalltrades
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UM Market Internals Table: TICK / PUT-CALL / ADV-DEC / VIXMARKET INTERNALS DASHBOARD
Real-time intraday breadth, sentiment & volatility — all in one table
Inspired by John Carter's book, Mastering the Trade.
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SUMMARY
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A real-time dashboard that consolidates four key market internals into a single color-coded table overlay. Designed to give traders an at-a-glance read on intraday market breadth, sentiment, and volatility bias — all configurable to fit individual trading styles.
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INDICATOR PARAMETERS
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TICK — Measures the net number of NYSE stocks ticking up versus down at any given moment. A high positive reading signals broad buying pressure; a deeply negative reading signals broad selling. Extreme readings (climax buy / capitulation) often mark short-term exhaustion and potential reversals.
PUT/CALL RATIO — Tracks the ratio of put options traded relative to call options, interpreted on a contrarian basis. A high ratio reflects fear and heavy hedging (bullish signal); a low ratio reflects complacency and call-heavy positioning (bearish signal).
ADV-DEC (Advance/Decline) — Measures the number of advancing stocks minus declining stocks on the NYSE. Strong positive readings confirm broad participation in a rally; strong negative readings confirm broad-based selling. Extreme readings may signal breadth exhaustion.
VIX — Rather than using the raw VIX level, this indicator applies a user-selected moving average (SMA, EMA, WMA, or Nadaraya-Watson Estimator) and reads the direction of that average. A falling VIX MA is interpreted as bullish (fear subsiding); a rising VIX MA is interpreted as bearish (fear increasing). This is a directional bias signal, not a level-based threshold.
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HOW IT WORKS
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Each internal is fetched via request.security() on a user-defined timeframe (default 5-minute for TICK, Put/Call, and ADV-DEC). VIX is plotted on the chart's native timeframe.
TICK, Put/Call, and ADV-DEC are evaluated against configurable thresholds to produce a rating label (e.g. BUYING, NEUTRAL, SELLING). The label and its cell background are color-coded: green for bullish readings, red for bearish, and yellow for neutral or mixed conditions.
VIX bias is determined by the slope of the selected moving average. The Nadaraya-Watson Estimator (NWE) option uses a kernel-smoothed regression curve — a shorter bandwidth (h) produces a more reactive curve; a larger h produces a smoother one.
The table displays three rows per column: the indicator label (header), the live numeric value, and the current rating.
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DEFAULT SETTINGS
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Internals timeframe: 5-minute
TICK: Neutral |TICK| ≤ 200 | Buying/Selling ≥600/≤−600 | Extreme ≥1000/≤−1000 | Climax/Cap. ≥1200/≤−1200
Put/Call: Extreme bullish ≥1.10 | Bullish ≥0.90 | Neutral 0.65–0.85 | Bearish ≤0.55 | Extreme bearish ≤0.45
ADV-DEC: Neutral |ADV-DEC| ≤500 | Bullish/Bearish ≥800/≤−800 | Strong ≥2000/≤−2000 | Climax/Cap. ≥3500/≤−3500
VIX MA: Type EMA | Length 8 | NWE h/r/length 7.0/6.0/6
Table position: Bottom right | Alerts: Off by default
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SUGGESTED USES
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Trend confirmation — When TICK, ADV-DEC, and VIX all agree, treat it as confirmation of an intraday trend. Look for entries aligned with that trend on your primary chart.
Fade setups — Climax Buy on TICK + Extreme Bullish Put/Call can signal short-term exhaustion. TICK Capitulation + Extreme Bearish P/C can flag washout lows worth fading.
Breadth divergence — If price makes new highs but ADV-DEC is weakening, use this as a caution flag rather than a directional signal.
VIX directional bias — A sustained bearish VIX bias suggests wider stops and reduced long exposure. A bullish VIX bias supports a more aggressive long-side approach.
Timeframe alignment — Designed for 1-, 3-, or 5-minute charts. Raise the internals timeframe to 15 minutes if you see "unsupported resolution" errors.
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ALERTS
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16 alert conditions available — all off by default.
Step 1: Open Settings → Alerts group → toggle on desired alerts.
Step 2: Click the clock icon in PulseWire → Create Alert → set condition to this indicator → pick the specific alert → save.
Alerts fire on bar close at threshold crossings only (not repeatedly).
Tip: right-click the table on your chart and select "Add alert."
Available alerts:
TICK: Buying, Extreme buying, Selling, Extreme selling, Capitulation
Put/Call: Bullish, Extreme bullish, Bearish, Extreme bearish
ADV-DEC: Bullish, Extreme bullish, Bearish, Extreme bearish, Capitulation
VIX: Bullish (MA turns down), Bearish (MA turns up)
Alert quick tip: right click the table and select Alert for quick setup. Indicator
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Pan Sniper Hybrid V16.0 [Cluster VP]📊 Pan Sniper Hybrid V16.0
Advanced Multi-Indicator Trading System with Cluster Volume Profile
📝 Overview
Pan Sniper Hybrid is a comprehensive trading system that combines multiple advanced indicators including Cluster Volume Profile (K-Means Algorithm), Demand/Supply Zones, Fair Value Gaps, and Nadaraya-Watson Envelope. Designed for scalping and day trading with precise entry/exit signals.
✨ Key Features
1. Cluster Volume Profile (K-Means Clustering)
Uses machine learning algorithm to identify key price levels
Automatically detects Point of Control (POC) for each cluster
Visual volume distribution across different price zones
Color-coded clusters for easy identification
2. Demand/Supply Zones (PRO Scalper Style)
Two-tier zone detection (Pair A & Pair B)
ATR-based zone depth for dynamic adjustment
Touch counter to track zone strength
Trend-filtered zones (optional)
3. Fair Value Gaps (FVG) / Order Blocks
LuxAlgo-style imbalance detection
Customizable filter by percentage
Auto-extension and break detection
Visual signals when price enters FVG zones
4. Nadaraya-Watson Envelope
Non-parametric regression for trend detection
Upper/Lower bands for dynamic support/resistance
Smooth and responsive to market changes
5. Multi-Timeframe Dashboard
Real-time trend analysis (4H/1H/15m/1m)
Overall bias indicator (STRONG BULL/BEAR)
Entry/SL/TP calculation with R:R ratio
Position customization (Top Left/Right, Bottom Left/Right)
6. Density Zones
Detects high-volume/delta concentration areas
Auto-merge nearby zones
Break detection with volume confirmation
7. Session Boxes & Opening Range
4 customizable trading sessions (Asia/London/NY)
Multi-timeframe Opening Range (OR)
Dashed border style for clarity
🎯 How to Use
For LONG Entry:
Dashboard shows "STRONG BULL" or "BULL" bias
Wait for 🐂 (Bull) or 🦈 (Shark Bull) signal
Check Bull Score ≥ 3/5 (in Strict Mode)
Entry at signal candle close
SL below nearest Demand Zone or last Pivot Low
TP at nearest Supply Zone or TP1/TP2 levels
For SHORT Entry:
Dashboard shows "STRONG BEAR" or "BEAR" bias
Wait for 🐻 (Bear) or 🦈 (Shark Bear) signal
Check Bear Score ≥ 3/5 (in Strict Mode)
Entry at signal candle close
SL above nearest Supply Zone or last Pivot High
TP at nearest Demand Zone or TP1/TP2 levels
⚙️ Settings Guide
🔒 Strict Mode:
Enable Strict Mode: Filter signals by confluence
Min Confirmations: Minimum score required (2-5)
Min Volume Ratio: Minimum volume compared to MA
Max Distance %: Max distance from Gaussian filter
Avoid Choppy Market: Filter low volatility periods
🔷 Cluster Volume Profile:
Lookback Period: Number of bars to analyze (200 recommended)
Number of Clusters: How many groups to detect (5-7 optimal)
K-Means Iterations: Algorithm precision (30 recommended)
Rows per Cluster: Volume profile resolution (20 rows)
Max VP Width: Maximum histogram width in bars
Show POC Lines: Display Point of Control lines
🎯 Demand/Supply Zones:
Zone Depth × ATR: Zone thickness (0.6 = 60% of ATR)
Pivot A/B Left/Right: Pivot detection sensitivity
Show Only In-Trend: Hide counter-trend zones
Extend Zones: How far to extend zones (bars)
📦 FVG Order Blocks:
Filter Gaps by %: Minimum gap size percentage
Max Blocks Display: Limit visible blocks (prevent clutter)
Show Entry Signals: Show arrows when price enters FVG
🔹 Density Zones:
Metric: AbsDelta or Volume
Quantile %: Threshold for high density (92% = top 8%)
Depth × ATR: Zone thickness
Merge if |Δprice| < ×ATR: Merge nearby zones
📊 Dashboard Interpretation
Timeframe
Meaning
4H (Macro)
Major trend direction
1H (Bias)
Intermediate trend
15m (Setup)
Setup confirmation
1m (Entry)
Execution signal
OVERALL
Combined bias (STRONG BULL/BEAR = All TF aligned)
DECISION
LONG / SHORT / WAIT
⚠️ Risk Management
Recommended Timeframe: 5m, 15m, 1H
Leverage: Use appropriate leverage (25x-75x max)
Position Size: Risk max 1-2% per trade
Stop Loss: Always use SL (calculated automatically)
Take Profit: TP1 at 1:2 RR, TP2 at 1:4 RR
💡 Tips
Best Performance: Use on liquid pairs (BTC, ETH, major alts)
Avoid: Sideways markets when Overall Bias = "SIDEWAY"
Combine: Wait for signals in confluence with Cluster POC
Backtest: Test settings on your preferred timeframe first
Alerts: Set up alerts for "MTF LONG" and "MTF SHORT"
📌 Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and trade at your own risk.
🔧 Credits & Inspiration
Cluster Volume Profile: Inspired by LuxAlgo (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
Demand/Supply Zones: Inspired by PRO Scalper methodology
FVG Order Blocks: Based on BigBeluga's implementation
Nadaraya-Watson: Classic non-parametric regression
📞 Support
For questions, suggestions, or bug reports, please leave a comment or contact the author.
Happy Trading! 🚀 Indicator
eltrad3r strategieeltrad3r REAL SYSTEM v6 — Consolidation Breakout with Dynamic R:R Management
This indicator automatically identifies the pre-market consolidation range (9:00–9:30 AM ET) and generates entry signals when price breaks out of that range with trend confirmation, using dynamic risk management that adapts to any instrument.
─── HOW IT WORKS ───
During the consolidation window (9:00–9:30 AM) the system plots the High and Low of the range. Once the market opens in full (9:30 AM), it waits for a confirmation candle that closes above the range for LONG, or below for SHORT, with price always on the same side of the EMA 9.
Stop Loss is placed automatically at the Low of the previous candle (LONG) or the High of the previous candle (SHORT). Take Profit is calculated by multiplying that risk by the minimum configured R:R (default 2:1). This makes the system work on any asset — futures, stocks, ETFs, crypto — without needing to adjust fixed points.
─── SIGNALS ───
🟢 LONG — candle closes above the consolidation range and above EMA 9
🔴 SHORT — candle closes below the consolidation range and below EMA 9
⚪ EXIT L / EXIT S — exit when price crosses EMA 9, hits the Stop, or reaches the Target
─── SETTINGS ───
- Minimum R:R — minimum ratio required to open a trade (default 2.0)
- Max trades per day — daily trade limit (default 5)
- Consolidation window — range time window (default 09:00–09:30)
- Trading window — active hours for entries (default 09:30–16:00)
─── COMPATIBILITY ───
Works on any minute timeframe. Optimized for NQ Futures, QQQ, SPY, NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, META and any instrument with a regular US market session. Time windows are fully configurable to adapt to other markets.
─── RISK MANAGEMENT ───
The system never enters a trade where the R:R does not meet the configured minimum. The actual risk per trade is displayed in the info table in real time. Maximum 5 trades per day by default to protect capital on high volatility days.
This indicator is a technical analysis tool. It does not constitute financial advice or guarantee results. Always trade with risk management appropriate to your capital. Indicator
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Period Range VisualizerPeriod Range Visualizer is a Pine Script v6 overlay indicator that visualizes higher-period market structure directly on the chart.
It shows the active period high, low, open, bar-change value, bullish/bearish range boxes, labels, sweep markers, sweep candle coloring, current big candle projection, and previous candle projections.
Auto Timeframe Alignment:
1m chart → 15m period
5m chart → 1h period
15m chart → 4h period
1h chart → 1D period
Other chart timeframes use the manual period setting.
Key Features:
- Current period range boxes
- High, low, open, and bar-change value lines
- Previous high/low extension into the active period
- Previous high sweep and previous low sweep detection
- Sweep candle overlay coloring
- Current big candle projection
- Previous candle projections with weekday labels
- Customizable labels, colors, line styles, widths, and candle settings
This indicator is designed for traders who want a clean visual read of higher-period range behavior, liquidity sweeps, and active-period structure without manually switching timeframes. Indicator
Daily Levels [SkaleHub]Overview
An automated, institutional-style tool that draws perfectly straight, subtle lines at the previous day's highest and lowest price points.
The Edge
These daily extremes are closely watched by algorithmic trading systems. They act as natural, high-probability support and resistance levels, giving traders an immediate perspective on where price is likely to bounce, reject, or break out next.
Key Features:
Automated Precision: Completely removes the tedious daily routine of manually drawing support and resistance lines every morning before the bell.
Institutional Context: Highlights the exact liquidity pools (previous day highs/lows) that smart money targets for stop runs and breakouts.
Intraday Auto-Filter: The script is coded to only display on intraday timeframes (like the 5m, 15m, or 1h), automatically hiding itself on Daily or Weekly charts to keep your big-picture analysis completely uncluttered.
How to Use
Apply the indicator to any intraday chart (it will not show up on the Daily chart).
Watch how price reacts when it approaches these lines. If price approaches the Previous Daily High (Orange), anticipate either a strong rejection (short setup) or a high-volume breakout (long setup).
Use the lines as conservative take-profit targets. If you enter a long trade mid-day, the Previous Daily High is an excellent, logical place to exit the trade.
Author's Note
This indicator is part of the SkaleHub Free Starter Library. It is designed to be paired with the SkaleHub Training System to help newer traders build mechanical discipline and systemize their trading process. Indicator
Day Trading Session LevelsA clean, session‑accurate framework for intraday traders - maps-out critical levels from the prior session to save you prep time in the morning.
Automatically adapts to equities and futures, with all levels time‑anchored to the exact bar where they occurred.
Features
Prior Day High / Low (PDH / PDL)
Tracks the true previous RTH session
Not based on calendar days
Futures‑aware weekend handling (Thursday → Sunday/Monday)
Overnight High / Low (ONH / ONL)
Combined overnight session
Equities: After‑Hours + Pre‑Market
Futures: Globex PM + Globex AM
Levels reset at the correct session boundary
Anchored to the bar where the extreme was made
Prior Day Value Area (VAH / VAL / POC)
Calculated by full volume profile of the prior RTH session
Identifies: POC (highest‑volume price), VAH / VAL (70% value area)
Optional shaded value‑area region extending into the current session
Automatic Session Detection
Adjusts logic for equities vs futures
Handles Globex structure, dead zones, and weekend behavior
Clean, Time‑Anchored Visuals
All levels extend forward using bar‑time anchoring
Consistent across all timeframes
Optional price‑scale markers and text labels
Minimal Mode
One‑click option to show only: PDH, PDL, ONH, ONL
Perfect for traders who want a clean, high‑signal chart.
This indicator was built with help from AI-coding tools. Please reach out to me if you find issues or have suggestions for improvement. Indicator
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VWAP Regime Filter & Signal Quality Indicator [LunqFX]VWAP Regime Filter & Signal Quality Indicator
A complete trading framework built on volume-weighted flow analysis.
Identifies market regimes, detects high-probability reversal entries,
and rates each signal 1–5 stars so you know exactly how much conviction to trade with.
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WHAT IT MEASURES
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▸ VELOCITY — how fast the VWAP is moving, normalized by volatility.
Values > +0.8 = rising momentum. Values < -0.8 = falling momentum.
SURGE / RISING / UP / FLAT / DOWN / FALLING / CRASH shown in the panel.
▸ PRESSURE — how far price is stretched from VWAP, measured in standard
deviations (σ). Values near 0 = price at VWAP. Values > ±2σ = extreme
extension, strong mean-reversion candidate.
▸ TURBULENCE — the ratio of current velocity volatility to its 50-bar average.
< 0.8 = calm, trending market (LAMINAR). > 1.3 = choppy, avoid entries.
Only trade when turbulence is low.
▸ REGIME SCORE — 0–100% score summarizing overall flow quality.
> 60% = clean conditions. < 30% = stay out.
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5 MARKET PHASES
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🟡 BREAKOUT — price beyond ±2.8σ outer band. Manage open positions,
do not chase. Mean reversion imminent.
🟢 EXPANSION — velocity rising strongly. Trend is building.
Do not fade the move.
🟠 CONTRACTION — velocity falling. Energy compressing toward VWAP.
Watch for fresh reversal entries.
🔵 LAMINAR FLOW — low turbulence, steady drift. Best window for entries.
Signals here carry the highest quality.
🟣 CONSOLIDATION — mixed signals, no clear bias. Reduce size or wait.
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HOW SIGNALS ARE GENERATED
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LONG — price crosses back above the inner lower band (−1.5σ)
AND pressure is below −0.8σ (oversold stretch)
AND market is in LAMINAR regime (turbulence < 0.8)
SHORT — price crosses back below the inner upper band (+1.5σ)
AND pressure is above +0.8σ (overbought stretch)
AND market is in LAMINAR regime
In plain terms: the indicator buys when price bounced from below the VWAP
lower band in a calm, trending market. It shorts when price rejected from
above the VWAP upper band in the same conditions.
A cooldown of 5 bars prevents signal clustering (adjustable).
Optional reversal candle filter (pin bar / engulfing) adds confirmation.
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SIGNAL QUALITY SCORE — 1 to 5 STARS
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Each signal is rated automatically. Use it to size positions:
★☆☆☆☆ 1 — baseline signal, minimal confirmation
★★☆☆☆ 2 — low conviction, reduce size
★★★☆☆ 3 — decent setup, standard size
★★★★☆ 4 — high quality, can add size
★★★★★ 5 — all conditions aligned, maximum confidence
Points are awarded for:
+ Pressure beyond ±2σ (strong extension)
+ Very low turbulence (< 0.5)
+ Full 3/3 MTF alignment
+ Both extreme pressure AND very calm market simultaneously
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MULTI-TIMEFRAME CONFLUENCE (MTF)
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The indicator reads velocity on 3 timeframes simultaneously:
• Current chart timeframe
• TF 2 (default: 1H)
• TF 3 (default: 4H)
Panel shows each TF with ▲ (bullish velocity) or ▼ (bearish velocity).
FULL ALIGN 3/3 — all timeframes agree → highest conviction
PARTIAL 2/3 — majority agreement → tradeable
DIVERGED 1/3 or less → conflicting signals, skip the trade
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HOW TO TRADE — STEP BY STEP
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1. Check REGIME first.
→ If TURBULENT or Regime Score < 30% — do not enter. Wait.
→ If LAMINAR or Score > 60% — proceed.
2. Check MTF FLOW BIAS.
→ FULL ALIGN (3/3) = strong directional conviction.
→ PARTIAL (2/3) = ok to trade, smaller size.
→ DIVERGED = skip.
3. Wait for a signal label (▲ LONG or ▼ SHORT) on the chart.
→ More stars = higher conviction = larger position size.
4. Entry: at the signal candle close (or next open).
5. Stop loss: beyond the outer band (±2.8σ).
→ Long: stop below the outer lower band (−2.8σ).
→ Short: stop above the outer upper band (+2.8σ).
6. Take profit: use NEXT TARGET in the panel.
→ Shows the next VWAP band level and the % distance to it.
→ Long target: inner top band → outer top band.
→ Short target: inner bottom band → outer bottom band.
7. If phase switches to TURBULENT — tighten stop or exit.
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PANEL GUIDE
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PHASE — current market phase + pressure reading + regime score
REGIME — LAMINAR / MIXED / TURBULENT + progress bar
VELOCITY — trend word + normalized value
PRESSURE — distance from VWAP in σ + bar
TURBULENCE — market noise level + bar
FLOW BIAS — MTF alignment status
— per-timeframe direction (▲ bull, ▼ bear)
SIGNAL — last signal direction + bars ago
QUALITY — star rating of last signal
NEXT TGT — nearest VWAP band + % distance
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ALERTS (11 total)
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• Long Signal
• Short Signal
• High Quality Long (4-5★)
• High Quality Short (4-5★)
• Regime: Laminar Flow (Trading Window Open)
• Regime: Turbulent (Avoid Trading)
• Phase: Breakout
• Phase: Expansion
• Phase: Contraction
• Full MTF Alignment (3/3)
• Pressure Extreme (>2σ)
Recommended setup: enable "Regime: Laminar Flow" and "High Quality Long/Short"
alerts to get notified only when market conditions are optimal.
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SETTINGS
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VWAP Window — lookback for VWAP calculation (default 50)
Inner Band σ — inner band distance, signals trigger here (default 1.5)
Outer Band σ — outer band distance, stop loss reference (default 2.8)
Show Signals — toggle signal labels on/off
Cooldown (bars) — minimum bars between signals (default 5)
Reversal Filter — require pin bar or engulfing candle (default ON)
Show Panel — toggle info panel
TF 2 / TF 3 — second and third timeframes for MTF confluence
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CREDITS
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Built on the same VWAP flow engine as Plasma Flow by the same author.
This indicator extends that framework with a dedicated signal quality scoring
system and enhanced multi-timeframe confluence layer.
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Heikin Ashi RSI Fade - Short StrategyHeikin Ashi RSI Fade — Short Strategy
🔷 What it does:
This is a short-only strategy that fades extended Heikin Ashi bullish streaks confirmed by a higher-timeframe RSI bias filter. A short entry is opened when the lower-timeframe Heikin Ashi prints a defined number of consecutive bullish candles AND the medium-term RSI is above a soft-bias threshold — the combination targets exhausted bullish thrusts that have run far enough to invite a pullback. The exit is a fixed Take Profit OR a fixed Stop Loss; no trailing, no averaging, no second-guessing.
- Single base order, sized at 1% of equity by default.
- Dual confirmation entry: RSI(100) on 1h > 46 AND 7 consecutive Heikin Ashi bullish candles on 15m.
- Hard exit pair: TP at −2.1% from average entry, SL at +2.5%.
- Every entry and exit emits a webhook-ready JSON alert payload for direct DCA Bot consumption.
🔷 Who is it for:
- Swing traders looking for systematic short exposure on crypto pairs that frequently overrun local resistance.
- Traders who want a clean, mechanical short setup with no averaging and no discretionary management once in trade.
- Bot operators who want to drive a DCA Bot configured for one-shot short deals via webhook.
- Risk-conscious operators — at default settings the worst-case per-trade loss is ~0.025% of equity (well inside the 5–10% per-trade risk band).
🔷 How does it work:
RSI Bias Filter: A long-window RSI(100) is sampled from the 1-hour timeframe via request.security. The threshold (default 46) sits just below the midline, so the filter is satisfied during prolonged bullish drift — exactly the regime where fading strength has the highest expectancy. When RSI falls below 46, the bias is considered to have flipped bearish and the strategy stops looking for new shorts.
Heikin Ashi Streak Trigger: A 15-minute Heikin Ashi stream is sampled in parallel, and the strategy counts the number of consecutive same-direction HA candles using ta.barssince. When the bullish streak reaches the configured length (default 7), the trigger is armed. The default Bullish direction defines the fade-the-strength mode; switching to Bearish converts the strategy into a trend-follow short.
Entry: When BOTH conditions are true at host-bar close, a short position is opened at the base order size. The base order is configurable as Market (default) or Limit at the bar's close.
Exit (OCO): Take Profit and Stop Loss are issued as a paired OCO order through strategy.exit. The first level reached closes the position and automatically cancels the other side — no trailing, no partial exits.
🔷 Why it's unique:
- Dual-Timeframe Confirmation: RSI on 1h filters macro bias, Heikin Ashi on 15m times the entry. The two conditions operate on different scales so they cannot be satisfied by the same noise pattern — every entry requires alignment across both.
- Fade-or-Follow Switch: A single input flips the HA direction filter between Bullish (fade strength, default) and Bearish (follow trend). The same engine handles two opposing strategy archetypes.
- Bounded Trade Risk: With a single base order and a hard Stop Loss, the maximum loss per trade is exactly base size × SL%. At defaults that is 2.5 USDT on 10,000 — structural risk capping without any complex sizing logic.
- DCA Bot Integration: Each event emits a fully-formed JSON alert payload tagged with the action type, so the strategy can drive a DCA Bot configured for one-shot deals directly through PulseWire alerts.
🔷 Considerations Before Using the Strategy:
Market & Timeframe: Designed and tested on XRPUSDT 1H, Binance Spot, over a five-year sample. The RSI-and-Heikin-Ashi combination is portable to other liquid crypto pairs that respect mean-reversion behavior, but the filter thresholds (RSI level, HA streak length) should be reviewed before redeployment.
Performance Profile: This is a low-volatility, low-return defensive short. Over the 349-trade backtest the strategy returned +0.44% with a 0.47% maximum equity drawdown — a return-to-DD ratio just below 1, with a profit factor of 1.117. The value proposition is structural risk capping over a large statistical sample, not aggressive alpha. Size accordingly within a diversified portfolio.
Trending Markets: In strong sustained uptrends, the strategy will continue to fire short entries and will incur stop-outs as price grinds higher. This is by design — the strategy is positioned for ranges and rotations, not breakouts. The 1h RSI(100) > 46 filter limits exposure to confirmed bullish regimes only, which is where fading has an edge; a regime change to a stronger trend will require manual oversight or a wider Stop Loss.
Sample Size & Parameters: If a full-period backtest produces fewer than ~100 closed trades, either extend the period or lower the HA streak length to 5. Re-save the relaxed value as the new default so the publication continues to satisfy the "Default Properties match" rule.
Commission & Slippage: Defaults reflect Bybit perpetual taker conditions (0.06% commission, 3 ticks slippage). Update both inputs to match your exchange's actual fees before relying on the backtest numbers.
Past Performance: Past results do not guarantee future performance. Always demo-test before deploying live capital, and size the strategy as one part of a diversified portfolio.
🔷 STRATEGY PROPERTIES
Symbol: BINANCE:XRPUSDT (Spot)
Timeframe: 1H
Test Period: Mar 1, 2025 — May 22, 2026.
Initial Capital: 10,000 USDT.
Order Size per Trade: 1% of Capital (single base order, no averaging).
Max Capital Deployed: 100 USDT per trade (~1% of equity).
Worst-Case Loss per Trade: ~2.5 USDT (~0.025% of equity).
Commission: 0.06% per trade.
Slippage: 3 ticks.
Margin for Short Positions: 100%.
Indicator Settings: Default Configuration.
Base Order: 100 USDT, Market by default (Limit toggle available).
Take Profit: 2.1% below average entry (no trailing).
Stop Loss: 2.5% above average entry (close trade).
RSI Filter: 1h RSI(100) > 46.
Heikin Ashi Filter: 15m Heikin Ashi, 7 consecutive bullish candles.
Strategy: Short Only.
🔷 STRATEGY RESULTS
⚠️ Remember, past results do not guarantee future performance.
Net Profit: +44.33 USDT (+0.44%)
Max Equity Drawdown: 46.78 USDT (0.47%)
Total Closed Trades: 349
Percent Profitable: 59.31% (207 / 349)
Profit Factor: 1.117
🔷 How to Use It:
🔸 Adjust Settings: Open the strategy inputs and review the Base Order Size, RSI filter (timeframe / length / level), and the Heikin Ashi filter (timeframe / streak length / direction). Defaults are calibrated for XRPUSDT 2H — recalibrate per asset before deploying.
🔸 Results Review: Run a full-period backtest and confirm Max Drawdown stays inside your personal risk band. Validate that the closed-trade count is statistically meaningful (≥ 100 is a reasonable floor). Use realistic commission and slippage for your exchange.
🔸 Create alerts to trigger the DCA Bot: Add one alert on the strategy using "Any alert() function call". Paste the DCA Bot's webhook URL into the alert's Webhook field, and fill the Bot ID, Email Token, and Pair inputs on the script. The strategy will emit JSON payloads for short entry and exit — TP, SL, or manual close — formatted for direct DCA Bot consumption.
🔷 INDICATOR SETTINGS
Base Order Size (USDT): USDT amount opened on the short entry.
Use LIMIT for Base: Toggle between Market (default, more conservative for backtest) and Limit at bar close.
RSI Timeframe / Length / Condition / Level: Lower-timeframe RSI bias filter applied to the host symbol.
HA Timeframe / Streak / Direction: Heikin Ashi consecutive-candle trigger on the lower timeframe. Direction defines fade (Bullish) vs follow (Bearish) mode.
Take Profit (%) / Stop Loss (%): Fixed distance exits from average entry.
DCA Bot Webhook: Bot ID, Email Token, and Pair fields injected into every alert payload.
Visualization: Toggle Avg Entry / TP / SL plot lines, fill labels, status table.
Brand Watermark: Configurable text, position, size, and transparency.
👨🏻💻💭 We hope this tool helps enhance your trading. Your feedback is invaluable, so feel free to share any suggestions for improvements or new features you'd like to see implemented.
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Strategy_502 de FranPineda**Strategy_502 de FranPineda**
Strategy_502 is a hybrid liquidity-based model that combines two different execution ideas: a 3-hour New York range sweep, an M5 Turtle Soup confirmation, and a structural stop-entry trigger.
The strategy first builds a predefined New York range from **06:00 to 08:59 NY time**. Once the range is completed, it starts tracking the highest high and the lowest low formed by the M5 candles after the range close.
The active entry window is from **09:00 to 12:30 NY time**.
The first requirement is a liquidity sweep of the 3-hour range.
For a **long setup**, price must first take the low of the 3-hour range. After that, the strategy waits for an M5 Turtle Soup confirmation: the current candle must sweep the low of the previous M5 candle, recover back above that level, and close bullish. Once this confirmation appears, the strategy does not enter immediately. Instead, it places a buy stop order at the highest post-range M5 high.
For a **short setup**, price must first take the high of the 3-hour range. After that, the strategy waits for an M5 Turtle Soup confirmation: the current candle must sweep the high of the previous M5 candle, reject back below that level, and close bearish. Once this confirmation appears, the strategy places a sell stop order at the lowest post-range M5 low.
The stop loss is placed beyond the opposite post-range extreme using a configurable buffer.
The take profit is always calculated at a fixed **1:1 risk-to-reward ratio**. It is not limited to the opposite side of the original 3-hour range.
If no pending entry is triggered before **12:30 NY time**, the setup is cancelled and the strategy waits for the next trading day.
If a trade remains open at **16:00 NY time**, the stop loss is moved to break even.
**Core logic:**
* 3-hour New York range: 06:00–08:59 NY.
* Entry window: 09:00–12:30 NY.
* Liquidity sweep of the range high or low.
* M5 Turtle Soup confirmation.
* Pending stop entry at the post-range structural extreme.
* Stop loss beyond the opposite post-range extreme.
* Fixed 1:1 risk-to-reward target.
* Break-even rule at 16:00 NY.
* One trade maximum per day.
* Designed for the M5 timeframe.
The purpose of this strategy is to avoid entering immediately after a liquidity sweep. Instead, it waits for a first reaction through Turtle Soup and then requires price to break the post-range structure before entering. This creates a more selective model focused on liquidity, confirmation, and structural continuation.
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Strategy_501 de FranPineda**Strategy_501 de FranPineda**
Strategy_501 is a New York session liquidity-based strategy built around a predefined 3-hour range.
The model first creates a range from **06:00 to 08:59 New York time**. Once that range is completed, the strategy starts tracking the highest high and the lowest low formed by the M5 candles after the range closes.
The active entry window runs from **09:00 to 12:30 New York time**.
The strategy does not enter immediately after a liquidity sweep. Instead, it waits for price to take one side of the 3-hour range and then places a pending stop order at the opposite post-range extreme.
For a **long setup**, price must first take the low of the 3-hour range. After that, the strategy places a buy stop order at the highest M5 high formed after the range close. The stop loss is placed below the lowest M5 low formed after the range close, with a configurable buffer.
For a **short setup**, price must first take the high of the 3-hour range. After that, the strategy places a sell stop order at the lowest M5 low formed after the range close. The stop loss is placed above the highest M5 high formed after the range close, with a configurable buffer.
The take profit is always calculated using a fixed **1:1 risk-to-reward ratio**. It is not limited to the opposite side of the 3-hour range. If the opposite range level is not far enough to provide a full 1R target, the take profit is extended until the 1:1 RR level is reached.
If no entry is triggered before **12:30 New York time**, the pending setup is cancelled and the strategy waits for the next trading day.
If a trade is still open at **16:00 New York time**, the stop loss is moved to break even.
**Core logic:**
* 3-hour New York range: 06:00–08:59 NY.
* Entry window: 09:00–12:30 NY.
* Liquidity sweep of the range high or low.
* Pending stop entry at the opposite post-range M5 extreme.
* Stop loss beyond the post-range extreme with buffer.
* Take profit always at 1:1 RR.
* Break even rule at 16:00 NY.
* One trade maximum per day.
* Designed for the M5 timeframe.
The purpose of this strategy is to study how price behaves after taking liquidity from a key intraday range and whether a later breakout of the post-range structure can offer a cleaner continuation toward a fixed 1R target.
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Strategy_500 - Turtle Soup NY V5 M5 Sweep**Strategy_500 – Turtle Soup NY M5 Sweep**
This strategy is based on a New York session liquidity model using a predefined 3-hour range.
The first step is to build the range between **06:00 and 08:59 New York time**. Once that range is completed, the strategy waits for price to take liquidity above or below the range during the active trading window, from **09:00 to 12:00 New York time**.
The logic is simple:
Price must first sweep one side of the 3-hour range.
For a **long setup**, price must take the low of the range. After that, the strategy waits for a 5-minute Turtle Soup confirmation: the current M5 candle must sweep the low of the previous candle, recover back above that previous low, and close bullish. The entry is taken at the close of that confirmation candle.
For a **short setup**, price must take the high of the range. After that, the strategy waits for a 5-minute Turtle Soup confirmation: the current M5 candle must sweep the high of the previous candle, reject back below that previous high, and close bearish. The entry is taken at the close of that confirmation candle.
The stop loss is placed beyond the manipulation extreme, using a configurable buffer. The take profit is placed at the opposite side of the 3-hour range.
To avoid poor-quality trades, the strategy only enters when the potential setup offers at least a **1:1 risk-to-reward ratio**. If the trade does not reach the minimum RR requirement, no position is opened.
The idea behind this model is to avoid entering immediately after a range sweep. Instead, it waits for a second layer of confirmation on M5, trying to capture a cleaner liquidity reversal after the market has trapped breakout traders.
**Main concepts:**
* 3-hour New York range.
* Liquidity sweep of the range high or low.
* M5 Turtle Soup confirmation.
* Entry at the close of the confirmation candle.
* Stop loss beyond the sweep extreme.
* Take profit at the opposite side of the range.
* Minimum RR filter of 1:1.
* One trade per day.
This is a liquidity-based reversal strategy designed to study how price reacts after sweeping a key intraday range during the New York session.
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