Prism Intelligence SPX GEX Confluence and Sniper Entry System
Prism Intelligence SPX is a professional-grade overlay indicator built specifically
for SPX intraday and swing trading. It combines dealer gamma exposure (GEX) levels,
volatility regime analysis, and a 12-component confluence scoring system to identify
high-conviction long entries and precise exits — with zero signal noise between
setups.
The indicator is designed to be updated once before the open each session using
inputs from your GEX data provider or newsletter, then left to run autonomously
throughout the day.
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⚠️ DATA SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE
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This indicator fetches the following external symbols via request.security(). Some
may require a paid data subscription depending on your PulseWire account tier:
• CBOE:VIX — CBOE Volatility Index
• CBOE:VIX3M — CBOE 3-Month Volatility Index
• CBOE:VVIX — CBOE Volatility of Volatility Index
• CBOE:SKEW — CBOE SKEW Index
• USI:PCCE — CBOE Equity Put/Call Ratio
• USI:ADVN.NY — NYSE Advancing Issues
• USI:DECL.NY — NYSE Declining Issues
If any of these display as N/A in the dashboard table, check your PulseWire data
permissions under Profile → Manage Plan → Data.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
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This indicator is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does
not constitute financial advice, a recommendation to buy or sell any security, or a
guarantee of any particular outcome. All trading involves risk, including the
possible loss of principal. Past signal performance does not guarantee future
results. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions. Always conduct
your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any
investment decisions.
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HOW IT WORKS — THREE-LAYER ARCHITECTURE
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LAYER 1 — MACRO REGIME CONTEXT
A 12-point confluence score is calculated from a combination of session inputs and
auto-fetched market data. The score determines whether conditions favor aggressive
positioning, cautious positioning, or staying flat. A score of 9 or higher with
price above the HVL (gamma flip level) is required for any long signal to activate.
LAYER 2 — LOCAL TREND FILTER
The MA9 slope and price position relative to MA9 are evaluated on every bar. Long
signals are fully suppressed when short-term momentum is declining — this prevents
buying into intraday downtrends even when the macro score is green.
LAYER 3 — PRECISION ENTRY TRIGGER
Within the right macro and trend context, signals fire on specific price-action
events: MA20 reclaims, MA9 reclaims, opening range momentum confirmation (bars
3–8 of the session), HVL reclaims, and key level bounces. Exits fire on MA20
breaks or HVL loss.
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SIGNALS ON CHART
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🔺 TEAL TRIANGLE — Sniper Long (below bar)
Highest conviction long entry. Score ≥9, above HVL, local uptrend confirmed,
triggered by MA20 reclaim, HVL reclaim, opening momentum confirmation, or key
level bounce (HVL / Put Wall / Lower Band).
🔺 LIME TRIANGLE — Aggressive Long (below bar)
Faster entry off MA9 reclaim in the same high-score context. Suitable for
momentum continuation or scalp trades. Fires only when not already covered by
a Sniper Long on the same bar.
◆ YELLOW DIAMOND — Caution (below bar)
Score 6–8 with valid MA reclaim and local uptrend. Setup is valid but conviction
is lower — consider reducing size or using tighter stops.
🔻 RED TRIANGLE — Exit (above bar)
MA20 broken in a high-score regime, or HVL broken at any score, or confluence
score collapsed below 6. Get flat or tighten stops immediately.
✕ RED X — HVL Breach (above bar)
Price crossed below the gamma flip level. Regime may be shifting bearish — treat
all long exposure with caution until price reclaims HVL.
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AUTOMATIC LEVEL OVERLAY
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All levels extend right with labeled price callouts. No extra input required.
DAILY EXPECTED MOVE ±1σ (purple dashed)
Derived from VIX using the standard dealer pricing formula:
prev_close × (VIX / 100) / √252
Upper and lower bands represent the 1-standard-deviation daily range that options
dealers are pricing. Price reaching either band mid-session is a natural
mean-reversion reference and often marks an intraday exhaustion point.
OPENING RANGE HIGH / LOW (yellow dotted)
High and low of the first N bars of RTH (default 6 bars = 30 minutes on a 5-min
chart, configurable in settings). OR High breakout signals momentum continuation;
OR Low breakdown signals potential intraday reversal. Among the most reliable
intraday reference levels for SPX specifically.
PREVIOUS DAY HIGH / CLOSE / LOW (silver dashed)
Non-repainting confirmed daily OHLC. PDH and PDL define the overnight reference
frame and are key levels for gap analysis. PDC is the primary overnight positioning
level — price often gravitates here when the session lacks a directional catalyst.
MANUAL SESSION LEVELS (drawn from your inputs each session)
• Call Wall (red dashed) — Primary dealer call resistance strike
• Put Wall (green dashed) — Primary 0DTE dealer put support strike
• HVL (orange solid) — Gamma flip level / regime boundary
• Risk Trigger (teal solid) — Primary swing model upside target
• Lower Band (blue dotted) — Swing model downside support
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BACKGROUND ZONE COLORING
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Faint teal — Score ≥9 and above HVL. Full green light environment.
Faint yellow — Score 6–8 and above HVL. Cautious but tradeable.
Faint red — Price below HVL. Danger zone — long bias suspended.
Colors apply only to confirmed closed bars and do not fill future bars.
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DASHBOARD TABLE (top-right corner)
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All 20 rows update in real time. Color-coded status dot on each row.
MANUAL INPUTS (update before the open each session):
Regime CONSTRUCTIVE / TRANSITIONAL / CONTESTED / BEARISH
Q-Score MenthorQ composite score 0–12
Net GEX Net dealer gamma in billions (positive = pinning environment)
Call Wall Primary dealer call resistance strike
Put Wall Primary 0DTE put support strike
HVL Gamma flip / regime boundary
Risk Trigger Primary swing model upside target
Lower Band Swing model downside support
AUTO-CALCULATED (live, no input required):
VIX Spot implied volatility + compressing/expanding status
Term Struct CONTANGO (VIX < VIX3M) or BACKWARDATION — regime indicator
VRP Volatility Risk Premium (VIX minus 30-day HV annualized)
IV Rank VIX percentile over trailing 252 bars
VVIX Vol-of-vol — green below 100, red above 110
SKEW Tail risk — green below 130, red above 140
PCCE Equity put/call ratio — green above 0.80 (contrarian long)
CTA Proxy Price vs MA20/50/200 structure (0–4 long signals)
NYMO NYSE McClellan Oscillator (calculated from ADVN/DECL)
Entry Score Total confluence score /12 with teal/yellow/red color coding
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MANUAL INPUTS — FULL REFERENCE
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Input Range Description
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Regime 4 options CONSTRUCTIVE (+2), TRANSITIONAL (+1),
CONTESTED (0), BEARISH (0)
Q-Score 0–12 MenthorQ composite score
Net GEX (B) any Net gamma in billions. Positive = dealer
pinning, negative = dealer amplifying moves
Call Wall price Largest dealer call OI strike (resistance)
Put Wall price Largest 0DTE dealer put OI strike (support)
HVL price Gamma flip level — the most important level.
Above = dealers buy dips; Below = dealers
sell rallies
Risk Trigger price Primary swing model upside target
Lower Band price Primary swing model downside support
CTA Z-Score -3 to 3 CTA equity positioning z-score (MenthorQ)
L/S Barometer 0–0.5 Long/short vol barometer (low = less hedging)
Vol Control any Vol control fund ratio (≤1.05 = re-entry zone)
Expiry 3 options MONTHLY / WEEKLY / NONE (context only)
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CONFLUENCE SCORING — HOW POINTS ARE ASSIGNED
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Component Max Condition
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Regime 2 CONSTRUCTIVE=2, TRANSITIONAL=1, else 0
Q-Score 2 ≥10=2, ≥7=1, else 0
Net GEX positive 1 GEX > 0
VIX compressing 1 VIX < MA10 < MA20
Term contango 1 VIX < VIX3M
VVIX calm 1 VVIX < 100
SKEW not extreme 1 SKEW < 135
PCCE elevated 1 PCCE > 0.80 (contrarian long)
CTA constructive 1 CTA Z-Score > 0.5
Low hedging demand 1 L/S Barometer < 0.20
Vol control entry 1 Vol ratio ≤ 1.05
Positive breadth 1 NYMO > 0
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TOTAL 12
Score ≥9 + above HVL → Sniper Long eligible
Score 6–8 + above HVL → Caution Long eligible
Score <6 or below HVL → No long signals
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SETTINGS
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Opening Range bars (default 6):
Adjust for your timeframe —
5-min chart: 6 bars = 30 min OR, 3 bars = 15 min OR
1-min chart: 30 bars = 30 min OR
15-min chart: 2 bars = 30 min OR
Individual toggles for Daily EM, Opening Range, and Prev Day levels.
All can be turned off independently if the chart becomes crowded.
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BEST TIMEFRAMES
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Recommended: 5-minute and 15-minute
Compatible symbols: SPX, SPCFD, SPY, ES1!, MES1!
The 12-point scoring system is session-level — update the manual inputs once
before the open. The signal triggers (MA crossovers, level bounces) fire
automatically throughout the session.
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ALERTS
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Five alert conditions are built in. Set them via the Alerts panel (⏰) once the
indicator is on your chart:
• Prism Sniper Long — Highest conviction entry
• Prism Aggressive Long — Faster MA9-based entry
• Prism Caution — Score 6–8 setup
• Prism Exit — Exit or stop-tighten signal
• HVL Breach — Gamma flip level lost
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Manual inputs are designed to work directly with data from:
• MenthorQ (Q-Score, CTA Z-Score, L/S Barometer, Vol Control Ratio)
• SpotGamma, SqueezeMetrics, or similar GEX providers
(Call Wall, Put Wall, HVL, Net GEX)
The Prism Intelligence newsletter publishes these values prior to each session.
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THETATTOOEDTRADERTHETATTOOEDTRADER — Hourly Liquidity & FVG System
THETATTOOEDTRADER is a clean, mechanical market‑structure tool designed for traders who anchor their execution around hourly liquidity, sweeps, and micro‑structure confirmation.
This indicator automatically plots the previous hour’s high and low, the current hour’s open, and any newly‑formed 1‑hour Fair Value Gaps (FVGs).
It updates live each hour, keeping your chart clean and focused on the most relevant liquidity levels.
What it plots
1. Previous Hour High & Low (solid red lines)
These levels often act as liquidity pools, sweep zones, and reaction points.
The indicator automatically removes old levels and draws new ones at the start of each hour.
2. Current Hour Open (green dashed line)
A key reference point for directional bias, displacement, and hourly imbalance.
This line extends forward until the next hour begins.
3. 1‑Hour Fair Value Gaps (light purple box with black border)
The script detects bullish and bearish FVGs on the closed hourly candle and draws a box that extends forward until filled.
Once price trades through the gap, the box is automatically removed.
How it works
The script detects when a new hour begins
It stores the previous hour’s wick high/low and the new hour’s open
It deletes all old drawings to keep the chart clean
It draws fresh levels for the new hour
It checks the last two closed hourly candles for FVG formation
It draws and extends the FVG box until price fills it
Everything is non‑repainting, based only on closed hourly candles.
Who this is for
This tool is ideal for traders who use:
Hourly liquidity sweeps
Time‑based anchors
5m/1m confirmation entries
Sniper‑style BOS execution
Clean, uncluttered charts
Mechanical, repeatable workflows
If your strategy revolves around hourly structure → sweep → displacement → BOS, this indicator gives you the exact HTF framework you need.
Why it’s useful
The hourly open, previous hour wick levels, and 1H FVGs are some of the most reliable structural reference points for intraday traders.
This indicator automates all of them, so you can focus on execution instead of manual marking. Indicator
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5 EMA Multi-Timeframe Dashboard (Trend, Momentum & Entry Signals5 EMA Dashboard is a multi-timeframe trend and confirmation tool built for traders who want a quick visual read on market structure, trend direction, momentum, and possible entry signals.
This script plots the 200, 55, 34, 21, and 8 EMAs directly on the chart and displays a dashboard table that tracks trend structure across multiple timeframes: 1D, 15M, 5M, 2M, and 10S. Trend logic is based on full EMA stacking with price included, so bullish structure is defined as Price > 8 > 21 > 55 > 200, while bearish structure is the reverse.
The table highlights the active chart timeframe in yellow and shows whether each timeframe is bullish, bearish, or mixed. In addition, the script includes a confirmation section using a user-selected timeframe to evaluate whether the stock is “in play” based on trend alignment, momentum, and a TTM-style linear regression filter. It also flags possible entry conditions when price crosses above or below the 8 EMA or VWAP.
This makes the script useful for traders who want:
multi-timeframe trend alignment
quick bullish vs bearish structure checks
confirmation that a stock is actively trending
simple visual cues for possible EMA 8 or VWAP entries
You can also use this shorter version for the public library summary:
Multi-timeframe EMA dashboard that shows bullish, bearish, or mixed structure across 1D, 15M, 5M, 2M, and 10S using price + EMA stacking. Includes trend confirmation, momentum/TTM-style filters, and possible EMA 8 or VWAP entry signals in a movable on-chart table.
And if you want, here is a more polished “How it works” section too:
How it works
This script defines bullish structure as price above the 8 EMA, with the 8 above the 21, the 21 above the 55, and the 55 above the 200. Bearish structure is the exact opposite. If those conditions are not fully aligned, the script labels the timeframe as mixed. The dashboard then combines that structure with confirmation-timeframe momentum and entry logic to help traders quickly judge whether a stock is trending cleanly and whether a possible setup is forming.
Short Description
Multi-timeframe EMA dashboard showing bullish, bearish, or mixed structure using price + EMA stacking. Includes trend confirmation, momentum filters, and EMA 8 / VWAP entry signals in a movable table.
Full Description
Overview
The 5 EMA Multi-Timeframe Dashboard is a structured trading tool designed to help you quickly identify trend direction, confirm momentum, and spot potential entry opportunities—all in one view.
This script combines price action, EMA stacking, and momentum confirmation into a clean dashboard format, allowing traders to assess whether a stock is trending cleanly or in a choppy, non-tradeable state.
Key Features
1. Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard
Tracks structure across:
1 Day
15 Minute
5 Minute
2 Minute
10 Second (if supported)
Automatically highlights your current chart timeframe in yellow
Displays:
Structure (EMA alignment)
Trend (Bull / Bear / Mixed)
2. EMA Structure Logic (Core Edge)
Trend is defined using full EMA stacking with price included:
Bullish Structure:
Price > 8 EMA > 21 EMA > 55 EMA > 200 EMA
Bearish Structure:
Price < 8 EMA < 21 EMA < 55 EMA < 200 EMA
Mixed:
Any misalignment → indicates chop or low-quality setup
3. “Stock In Play” Confirmation
Uses a selectable confirmation timeframe (default: 2-minute) to determine if a stock is actively trending.
A stock is considered “In Play” when:
EMA structure is aligned (bullish or bearish)
Momentum is moving in the same direction
TTM-style linear regression filter supports the move
This helps filter out low-quality trades and focus only on stocks with real momentum.
4. Momentum & TTM-Style Filter
Momentum (10-period) confirms directional strength
TTM-style linear regression acts as a trend acceleration filter
Displays:
POS (Positive)
NEG (Negative)
FLAT
5. Entry Signals (Simple & Actionable)
Identifies potential entries on the confirmation timeframe:
EMA 8 Cross
Bullish: price crosses above EMA 8
Bearish: price crosses below EMA 8
VWAP Cross
Bullish: price crosses above VWAP
Bearish: price crosses below VWAP
These are labeled clearly in the dashboard for quick decision-making.
6. Fully Customizable Dashboard
Move the table anywhere on the chart:
Top / Bottom / Left / Right / Center
Adjustable font size for visibility
Works across different trading styles (scalping → intraday → swing)
🧠 How to Use
Step 1: Check Structure
Look for alignment across multiple timeframes
Best setups occur when 2M, 5M, and 15M agree
Step 2: Confirm “In Play”
Only trade when:
Trend = Bull or Bear
“In Play” = Confirmed
Momentum + TTM align
Step 3: Wait for Entry
EMA 8 or VWAP cross signals provide timing
Avoid chasing extended moves
⚠️ Important Notes
Lower timeframes (especially 10-second) depend on your PulseWire data plan
Multi-timeframe values may slightly adjust in real-time due to how data is aggregated
Best used with confirmed setups—not as a standalone signal generator
🚀 Best For
Intraday traders
Scalpers
Momentum traders
Anyone using EMA-based strategies
⚠️ Disclaimer
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VolEdge: 0DTE Vol ContextHi everyone! Serge is here! Your feedback is highly appreciated.
Consider two mornings where VIX sits at 18. On the first, VIX1D reads 14 — the options market is pricing a quiet session, roughly ±0.9% on SPX. An iron butterfly-centered at the open makes sense. On the second morning, VIX1D reads 22 — today is expected to move nearly 40% more than the 30-day baseline implies. The same iron butterfly could blow through its short strikes before lunch.
This indicator surfaces that difference before you put on a trade.
What it does
Pulls CBOE's VIX1D index (1-day implied volatility), compares it against VIX (30-day baseline), and produces four outputs:
1. Day type classification
The VIX1D/VIX ratio is the core signal. When the ratio is at or above 1.0, the market is pricing today as more volatile than a typical day this month. When it sits at or below 0.75, today is expected to be quieter than normal. Four buckets:
EXPANSION DAY — ratio at or above 1.0. Above-average move priced in. Directional debit spreads and long straddles are better positioned than pure theta plays.
EVENT DAY — ratio at or above 1.30. Something significant is priced in — Fed minutes, CPI, or an intraday shock. This is not the environment for short premium without substantial width and reduced size.
COMPRESSION DAY — ratio at or below 0.75. Quieter than normal. Iron butterflies, short strangles, and narrow credit spreads work best when the market expects to grind.
NORMAL DAY — ratio between thresholds. Standard 0DTE setups apply; use VIX9D for the short-term weekly context.
2. Expected SPX move in points and percent
VIX1D is annualized. Dividing by the square root of 252 converts it to a single-day 1 standard deviation move. On a day where VIX1D is 16, the expected move is roughly plus or minus 1.0% — about 53 SPX points at current levels. Approximately 68% of sessions close within this range. The indicator displays both the point and percentage values, and optionally draws the bands on your chart anchored to today's open.
3. Historical context for the ratio
Today's VIX1D/VIX ratio is percentile-ranked against the past 90 days (adjustable). If the ratio is in the top 10% of recent history, the indicator flags it. A ratio that looks elevated in absolute terms may be ordinary for the current regime; percentile ranking removes that ambiguity.
4. VIX9D as a bridge
VIX1D covers today. VIX covers the next 30 days. VIX9D sits between them and captures the short-term weekly risk window — useful context when today reads Normal but a known event lands later in the week.
How to use it
Check the panel before sizing any 0DTE position. The day type and strategy tip give you the framework; the expected move and ratio percentile give you the calibration.
On an Expansion Day, widen your strikes or reduce size. The market has already priced in a larger move — selling a narrow butterfly into that environment means your tent is too small for the storm that's priced in.
On a Compression Day, tighten your structures. Theta burns fastest in quiet sessions, and the options market is telling you it expects quiet. This is where iron butterflies and short strangles earn their keep.
On an Event Day, the default answer is to sit out or cut size significantly. If you do trade, treat it as a directional bet, not a theta play — the implied move is large enough that short premium needs substantial wing width to survive.
On a Normal Day, use the expected move bands as your tent anchor and check VIX9D to make sure nothing is brewing later in the week.
Inputs
Show expected move lines on chart — draws the plus/minus 1 standard deviation bands anchored to today's SPX open
Show data table — toggle the panel on or off
Table position — top right, top left, bottom right, or bottom left
Expansion threshold — the VIX1D/VIX ratio at which the day is classified as Expansion (default 1.00)
Event threshold — the ratio at which the day escalates to Event (default 1.30)
Compression threshold — the ratio at or below which the day is classified as Compression (default 0.75)
Alert VIX1D level — fires when VIX1D crosses above this absolute level
Lookback for percentile — how many trading days to use when ranking today's ratio (default 90)
Alerts
Three alert conditions are available. Set them once and let them run pre-market.
VIX1D crosses above your chosen threshold — useful as an absolute spike warning
VIX1D/VIX ratio enters the top 10% of recent history — fires when today's relative vol is a genuine outlier, regardless of the absolute VIX level
Day type changes — fires when the classification shifts, for example from Normal to Expansion intraday
Data sources
CBOE:VIX1D, CBOE:VIX, CBOE:VIX9D, SP:SPX. All fetched on the daily timeframe. The indicator works correctly on intraday charts — all vol data is anchored to the daily close regardless of chart resolution. Indicator
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[WW_AM] Glow Clock ProGLOW CLOCK PRO – What it does
This indicator turns your chart into a luxurious multi‑timezone watch. It shows the current time in up to six different cities, plus a live market status bar and optional alarms.
Main features:
Up to 6 clocks – Enable any combination of timezones (New York, London, Moscow, Tokyo, Dubai, UTC). Each clock shows the time and date in its own zone.
Beautiful glow effect – Neon‑style colors, a dark dial, and a bezel border make it look like a high‑end watch.
Seconds & date – Choose to show seconds, a date row, and 12h or 24h format.
Market status bar – Displays whether a chosen market (e.g. NYSE/NASDAQ) is open or closed, and how many minutes remain until the next open/close.
Multiple alarms – Set up to 4 alarms (time + timezone + custom message). The script will trigger a PulseWire alert exactly at that moment.
How to use it:
Add the indicator to any chart (any timeframe).
Go to the settings panel:
Watch Display – choose position, font size, show seconds/date, 24h format.
Glow and Colors – customize all colors to your liking.
Clock 1–6 – enable/disable each clock, change its label and timezone.
Market Hours – set open/close times (ET) and the market name.
Alarms – enable up to 4 alarms; pick hour, minute, timezone, and alert text.
Once configured, the watch table appears only on the last bar of the chart. It updates automatically as new bars come in.
For alarms: after setting them, you must create an alert from this indicator (right‑click on chart → "Add alert" → select "GLOW CLOCK PRO" → choose "Once Per Bar Close"). The alert will fire exactly when the alarm time is reached in its timezone.
Note: All times are based on the timezone you enter (standard IANA names like America/New_York). The script uses PulseWire’s built‑in time() function with timezone support, so it remains accurate even during daylight saving changes. Indicator
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