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Keep It Simple**Keep It Simple — dominant market force in one glance**
The main goal of this indicator is to show which force is dominant on each candle, through a colored EMA cloud and an intuitive color code. The Bollinger Bands help you read whether volatility is expanding or contracting, and the thickness of the short moving-average line tells you whether a trend exists and whether it is gaining force or not.
A simplified read of structure and direction in a single overlay:
- **Bollinger Bands** (length 21 · deviation 1.3 · EMA basis) with a blue cloud between them — the price "territory". Band lines can stay hidden; the cloud alone keeps the read clean.
- **Short EMA (8)** — the direction line; its thickness increases as the trend gains force (thickness driven by ADX plus a short range index, and only while that force is rising).
- **Long EMA (21)** — hidden by default (toggle-able); it always feeds the state color.
- **Cloud between the EMAs**, painted in the color of the current market state.
**How to read the colors (market state · EMAs and cloud):**
- Green — full up (price above EMA 8 · EMA 8 above EMA 21)
- Blue — pullback in an uptrend (price below EMA 8 · EMA 8 above EMA 21)
- Gray — neutral / transition
- Purple — pullback in a downtrend (price above EMA 8 · EMA 8 below EMA 21)
- Red — full down (price below EMA 8 · EMA 8 below EMA 21)
**Why combine these three?** Bands alone tell you *where* price is working; a plain moving average tells you *which way*; neither tells you *how strong* or *what regime*. Here they are wired together: the bands/cloud give the territory and its volatility, the thick colored short EMA gives direction plus strength in one line, and the shared state color ties price, short EMA and long EMA into a single regime read — so one glance answers where price is, which way it leans, and how strong that lean is.
Open-source and fully commented, so you can see exactly how each part is computed and adapt it.
Success to all,
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KK CBC Profile Flip - Open SourceKK CBC Profile Flip - Open Source Indicator
Inputs
- Strict breaks (close beyond, not on, prior high/low) (default true)
- Min flip-candle range (x ATR, 0=off) (default 0.0)
- Show invalidation dash (flip candle high/low) (default true)
- VP block bars (local window) (default 100)
- Master VP window (x local) (default 3.0)
- VP bins (default 40)
- Value area % (default 70.0)
- Show master profile levels (mPOC/mVAH/mVAL) (default true)
- Show flip labels (INIT/DISC/PREM/VA) (default true)
- Tint bars by CBC control state (default false)
What it does
KK CBC Profile Flip answers two questions at once: who is in control of the
tape right now, and where did that control change hands relative to value.
The control engine is the Candle-By-Candle (CBC) method popularized by
maplestax. When a candle closes above the previous candle's high, bulls take
control. When a candle closes below the previous candle's low, bears take
control. When neither happens, whoever held control keeps it. That hysteresis
is the point: it ignores the noisy up-down flicker of individual candles and
only acknowledges confirmed closes beyond the prior candle's range.
What this build adds is location. It runs the same rolling master volume
profile as the flagship KK Master Volume Profiler, and then keeps only the
two control changes that interact with that profile:
BRK - value-area breakout. A bull flip that closes above mVAH, or a bear
flip that closes below mVAL: control changed hands where price is being
accepted beyond value. The initiative read. A breakout whose flip close is
already extended more than 10 percent of the edge-to-POC distance past the
edge is hidden as too-late chase noise (the "BRK: max extension past the
edge" setting tunes or disables this).
REV - mean reversion. A bull flip from the mVAL side of value, or a bear
flip from the mVAH side: responsive activity turning price back toward the
master POC. A short dotted guide from the flip price to the current mPOC
shows the level the reversion leg is rotating toward. It is a structural
readout, not a target.
Everything else - a flip in the dead zone between the POC and the value
edge on its own side - is balanced-market noise and is hidden by default
("Show in-value (VA) flips" in the settings brings those back), so every
marker you see is structurally tied to the profile.
The same signal never prints twice in a row. A second BRK-long straight
after a BRK-long is the same information repeated, so it is suppressed; a
signal of the other class or direction re-arms it.
A tilde suffix (~) means the flip fired into an absorbed, two-sided volume
node - a price zone where heavy trade has already gone both ways and the
flow that would power a follow-through has largely exhausted itself.
What It Draws
Flip labels - a triangle at each control change that matters, tagged BRK or
REV. Bright green or red marks a value-area breakout; softer tones mark the
reversion case.
REV guide - on a reversion flip, a dotted line from the flip price to the
master POC. The target end tracks the POC live as it moves, and the guide
disappears on its own when the rotation is finished (price reaches the POC)
or has failed (price breaks the flip candle's high or low, or the opposite
signal fires). A structural readout, not a target line.
Invalidation dash - while bulls hold control, a dashed line sits at the low
of the candle that flipped them in; while bears hold, at the flip candle's
high. That is the price a confirmed close beyond would break the structure
that armed the current state.
Master profile levels - mPOC (the price the window traded the most volume
at), mVAH and mVAL (the edges of the 70 percent value area), each tagged
with its live node state: an up or down arrow while one side's flow
dominates the node, a tilde when the node has gone balanced and heavily
traded (absorbed), flat otherwise.
Optional bar tint - bars can be tinted by the current control state. Off by
default.
How the Profile Is Calculated
Over a trailing window (default 100 bars x a 3x master multiplier), every
confirmed bar contributes its hlc3 as the price sample and its volume as the
weight. The window's high-low range is split into equal bins (default 40),
each sample drops into its bin, and the fullest bin is the POC. The value
area grows outward from the POC, always taking the heavier adjacent bin,
until it encloses the configured share of total volume (default 70 percent,
the market-profile convention).
This is a bar-resolution profile, not a tick-resolution one. On most forex
and CFD feeds the volume figure is tick volume - a count of price updates,
not executed contracts - so read it as a map of activity rather than a
ledger of size. That is a property of the data feed, not a setting.
Repaint Policy
Flips register only on confirmed bar closes, strictly beyond the prior
candle's high or low (equal closes do not flip), and only when control
actually changes hands - continuation breaks in the direction already in
control print nothing, which is what keeps the chart readable. By default a
flip candle must also close in the flip direction (green for a bull flip,
red for a bear flip); switch that off for the bare canonical engine. An
optional ATR filter can additionally require the flip candle to have a
minimum range. Node states update on confirmed bars only. Labels, once
printed, are never moved or removed by later price action.
What It Is Not
This indicator does not trade, does not place or suggest orders, and does
not draw entries, stops, or targets. It is a passive readout of control and
location for your own study. Nothing here is financial advice, and a flip
label is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
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Not financial advice. Technical/educational charting tool only.
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Dynamic ICT 2022 Model & Adaptive Structure PRO// This Pine Script® code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at mozilla.org
// © ACE_Chart_Logic
//@version=6
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// D Y N A M I C I C T 2 0 2 2 M O D E L & A D A P T I V E S T R U C T U R E P R O
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indicator("Dynamic ICT 2022 Model & Adaptive Structure PRO", "ICT 2022 PRO", overlay = true, max_lines_count = 500, max_boxes_count = 100, max_labels_count = 500)
// 1. INPUTS & CONFIGURATION (WHITE BACKGROUND OPTIMIZED)
g_ict = "===== ICT 2022 MAJOR ITH / ITL & POSITIONS ====="
show_ith_itl = input.bool(true, "Show Major ITH / ITL & Position Tools", group=g_ict)
pivot_sens = input.int(20, "Major Pivot Lookback Sensitivity", minval=10, maxval=50, group=g_ict)
rr_ratio = input.float(3.0, "Target Risk-to-Reward (1:3)", minval=1.0, maxval=10.0, step=0.5, group=g_ict)
// Colors tuned specifically for White/Light Backgrounds
c_ith_lbl = input.color(#d50000, "ITH Label Color (Deep Red)", group=g_ict)
c_itl_lbl = input.color(#00c853, "ITL Label Color (Deep Green)", group=g_ict)
c_short_zone = input.color(#ff1744, "Short Position Zone Fill", group=g_ict)
c_long_zone = input.color(#00e676, "Long Position Zone Fill", group=g_ict)
g_wave = "===== HIGH-CONTRAST GLOWING WAVE ====="
show_wave = input.bool(true, "Show Trend Wave", group=g_wave)
wave_len = input.int(21, "Wave Period Length", minval=5, maxval=100, group=g_wave)
c_wave_up = input.color(#0091ea, "Bullish Trend Wave (Deep Cyan)", group=g_wave)
c_wave_dn = input.color(#d50000, "Bearish Trend Wave (Deep Red)", group=g_wave)
g_struct = "===== MARKET STRUCTURE (BOS / CHoCH) ====="
show_struct = input.bool(true, "Show BOS & CHoCH Lines", group=g_struct)
struct_len = input.int(12, "Structure Sensitivity", minval=5, maxval=30, group=g_struct)
c_bos = input.color(#00b0ff, "BOS Line Color", group=g_struct)
c_choch = input.color(#ff6d00, "CHoCH Line Color", group=g_struct)
atrVal = ta.atr(14)
// 2. HIGH-CONTRAST DYNAMIC TREND WAVE
float wave = ta.ema(close, wave_len)
bool wave_up = wave > wave
color wave_col = wave_up ? c_wave_up : c_wave_dn
plot(show_wave ? wave : na, "Trend Wave Core", color=wave_col, linewidth=3)
plot(show_wave ? wave : na, "Trend Wave Halo", color=color.new(wave_col, 75), linewidth=7)
var table wm = table.new(position.bottom_right, 1, 1)
if barstate.isfirst
table.cell(wm, 0, 0, "Telegram @free_fx_pro", text_color = color.new(color.gray, 70), text_size = size.large)
// 3. MARKET STRUCTURE (BOS & CHoCH)
ph = ta.pivothigh(high, struct_len, struct_len)
pl = ta.pivotlow(low, struct_len, struct_len)
var float last_ph = na
var float last_pl = na
if not na(ph)
last_ph := ph
if not na(pl)
last_pl := pl
if show_struct and not na(last_ph) and ta.crossover(close, last_ph)
line.new(bar_index - struct_len, last_ph, bar_index, last_ph, color=c_bos, style=line.style_dashed, width=1)
label.new(bar_index, last_ph, "BOS", color=color.new(#000000, 100), textcolor=c_bos, style=label.style_label_left, size=size.tiny)
last_ph := na
if show_struct and not na(last_pl) and ta.crossunder(close, last_pl)
line.new(bar_index - struct_len, last_pl, bar_index, last_pl, color=c_choch, style=line.style_solid, width=1)
label.new(bar_index, last_pl, "CHoCH", color=color.new(#000000, 100), textcolor=c_choch, style=label.style_label_left, size=size.tiny)
last_pl := na
// 4. STRICT MAJOR ITH / ITL & CLEAN POSITION TOOL
major_ith = ta.pivothigh(high, pivot_sens, pivot_sens)
major_itl = ta.pivotlow(low, pivot_sens, pivot_sens)
if show_ith_itl and not na(major_ith)
int idx = bar_index - pivot_sens
float ith_price = high
// Clean Solid ITH Badge Label
label.new(idx, ith_price + (atrVal * 0.3), "ITH", color=c_ith_lbl, textcolor=color.white, style=label.style_label_down, size=size.small)
// Short Position Tool (Clean 1:3 TP Target Zone)
float entry_p = open
float sl_p = ith_price + (atrVal * 0.15)
float risk = sl_p - entry_p
float tp_p = entry_p - (risk * rr_ratio)
// Stop Loss Zone (Red Box)
box.new(left=idx + 1, top=sl_p, right=idx + 22, bottom=entry_p, bgcolor=color.new(c_short_zone, 82), border_color=c_short_zone)
// Target Zone (Green Box - 1:3 Hit)
box.new(left=idx + 1, top=entry_p, right=idx + 22, bottom=tp_p, bgcolor=color.new(c_long_zone, 85), border_color=c_long_zone)
// Entry & TP Lines
line.new(idx + 1, entry_p, idx + 22, entry_p, color=color.gray, style=line.style_dashed, width=1)
line.new(idx + 1, tp_p, idx + 22, tp_p, color=c_long_zone, style=line.style_solid, width=2)
if show_ith_itl and not na(major_itl)
int idx = bar_index - pivot_sens
float itl_price = low
// Clean Solid ITL Badge Label
label.new(idx, itl_price - (atrVal * 0.3), "ITL", color=c_itl_lbl, textcolor=color.white, style=label.style_label_up, size=size.small)
// Long Position Tool (Clean 1:3 TP Target Zone)
float entry_p = open
float sl_p = itl_price - (atrVal * 0.15)
float risk = entry_p - sl_p
float tp_p = entry_p + (risk * rr_ratio)
// Stop Loss Zone (Red Box)
box.new(left=idx + 1, top=entry_p, right=idx + 22, bottom=sl_p, bgcolor=color.new(c_short_zone, 82), border_color=c_short_zone)
// Target Zone (Green Box - 1:3 Hit)
box.new(left=idx + 1, top=tp_p, right=idx + 22, bottom=entry_p, bgcolor=color.new(c_long_zone, 85), border_color=c_long_zone)
// Entry & TP Lines
line.new(idx + 1, entry_p, idx + 22, entry_p, color=color.gray, style=line.style_dashed, width=1)
line.new(idx + 1, tp_p, idx + 22, tp_p, color=c_long_zone, style=line.style_solid, width=2)
// === Dashboard with Telegram Link ===
var table myTable = table.new(position.top_center, 1, 1, border_width=1, frame_color=color.black, bgcolor=color.white)
// Add Telegram Message to Dashboard
table.cell(myTable, 0, 0, "Join Telegram @free_fx_pro", bgcolor=color.blue, text_color=color.white, text_size=size.normal) Indicator
Market Leadership Structure 3D [NeuralMarkets]OVERVIEW
Market Leadership Structure 3D compares six assets to show who is driving the group, who is following, and whether leadership is persistent or rotating.
It separates relative rank from absolute evidence. The top-ranked asset is always shown as the relative candidate, but the script reports NO CLEAR LEADER unless that candidate has sufficient evidence, separation from the runner-up, and at least one qualified outgoing relationship.
The indicator provides three views:
• Summary
• Leadership Terrain
• Parameter Stability
HOW IT WORKS
For every asset pair, the model compares both possible lead-lag directions.
Directional evidence blends the strongest positive lagged correlation with the average positive correlation across the tested lags.
Directional advantage A → B = Evidence A → B − Evidence B → A
An edge is retained only when it passes Minimum Forward Evidence and exceeds the reverse direction by Minimum Directional Asymmetry.
Qualified edges form a directed network using NeuralMarketsNetworkToolkit:
Net influence = Outbound influence − Inbound influence
The asset with the highest smoothed net influence receives rank #1. Recognition requires separate absolute-evidence and rank-separation thresholds, so being ranked first does not automatically imply meaningful leadership.
READING THE SUMMARY
Recognized — The accepted leader or NO CLEAR LEADER.
Relative candidate — The asset currently ranked #1, even when evidence is insufficient for recognition.
Absolute evidence — Strength and coverage of the candidate’s qualified outgoing relationships. It is not min-maxed and does not force the strongest asset to score 100.
Rank separation — Normalized gap between the top two assets. A small gap means leadership is closely contested.
Leader persistence — Share of the history window occupied by the current recognized leader. No-clear-leader bars remain separate states.
Clear-state share — Percentage of the history window in which any clear leader existed.
Rotation risk — LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or UNDEFINED when no leader is recognized.
Concentration — Whether directional influence is concentrated or broadly distributed.
The optional ranking table shows all six assets with net influence, absolute evidence, and normalized leadership.
LEADERSHIP TERRAIN
The waterfall mesh displays all six assets through recent history:
• X-axis: ticker
• Depth: historical slices from NOW toward older bars
• Height: normalized leadership, approximately −1 to +1
Above zero indicates more outbound than inbound influence. Below zero indicates follower behavior. Each historical ridge is drawn as a colored curtain from the zero plane, while rails connect each ticker through time. Older slices fade to keep the current structure prominent.
Look for:
• A sustained elevated ridge — persistent leadership
• A ridge rising toward NOW — strengthening leadership
• A ridge falling toward zero — fading leadership
• Two similar current peaks — close competition
• Rapidly alternating peaks — unstable rotation
• A flat surface near zero — weak directional structure
A leader marker appears only when the recognition requirements are satisfied.
PARAMETER STABILITY
This view rebuilds the network across a 6 × 6 grid:
• X-axis: relationship lookback
• Depth: maximum lag from 1 to 6 bars
• Height and color: robustness
Robustness combines 50% absolute evidence, 30% rank separation, and 20% agreement with the currently recognized leader. Cells without qualified outgoing coverage score zero.
Broad elevated regions indicate that leadership survives several parameter choices. An isolated peak suggests that the result is parameter-sensitive.
HOW TO USE IT
1. Choose a coherent universe
Use a preset or select six related assets. Interpretation is clearest when the group represents one theme, such as cross-asset ETFs, US sectors, or mega-cap stocks.
2. Check the recognized state
If the script reports NO CLEAR LEADER, do not treat the relative candidate as confirmed leadership.
3. Confirm evidence and separation
Prefer cases where the candidate has both meaningful absolute evidence and adequate distance from the runner-up.
4. Check persistence and rotation
Established leadership is generally more credible than a one-bar rank change. Falling persistence, a young leader age, or HIGH rotation risk signals a less settled structure.
5. Inspect Leadership Terrain
Check whether the leader remains above zero through history and whether its ridge strengthens toward NOW. Watch for challengers rising beneath it.
6. Inspect Parameter Stability
Prefer a broad plateau over one sharp peak. If leadership disappears after a small lookback or lag change, it is fragile.
7. Use alerts to trigger review
Alerts identify structural transitions. Combine them with price action, trend, liquidity, and risk management rather than treating them as automatic entries.
UNIVERSE PRESETS
Cross-Asset — SPY, QQQ, IWM, HYG, TLT, DBC
US Sectors — XLK, XLF, XLY, XLI, XLE, XLV
Mega-Cap — NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, META, AMZN, GOOGL
Custom — Six user-selected symbols
IMPORTANT SETTINGS
Relationship Lookback — Estimation window. Shorter values react faster but are noisier.
Maximum Lead Lag — Earlier bars tested. One lag equals one chart bar.
Rank Smoothing — Reduces rank churn at the cost of slower response.
Leadership History — Window used for persistence and rotation statistics.
Minimum Forward Evidence — Minimum blended relationship required for an edge.
Minimum Directional Asymmetry — Required advantage over the reverse direction.
Minimum Absolute Evidence / Rank Separation — Requirements for recognizing a clear leader.
Terrain spacing, skew, separation, and height settings change only the drawing—not the model.
KEY DEFAULTS
Relationship Lookback: 80
Maximum Lead Lag: 5
Directional Weight Power: 1.25
Rank Smoothing: 3
Leadership History: 100
Minimum Forward Evidence: 0.18
Minimum Directional Asymmetry: 0.02
Minimum Absolute Evidence: 15
Minimum Rank Separation: 5%
Terrain History: 8 slices spaced 5 bars apart
ALERTS
Clear Leader Rotation — Fires only on a direct transition between two different recognized leaders. A transition through NO CLEAR LEADER is not counted.
High Rotation Risk — Fires when risk changes to HIGH while a clear leader exists.
Clear Leader Established — Fires when the candidate first satisfies the recognition requirements.
Clear Leader Lost — Fires when the recognized leader no longer satisfies them.
LIMITATIONS
This indicator is descriptive market-structure research, not a calibrated probability or a claim of predictive alpha.
Lagged correlation and directional asymmetry do not establish causality. The model focuses on positive lead-lag relationships and does not explicitly represent inverse edges.
Parameter Stability measures current in-sample robustness, not out-of-sample forecasting performance. The terrain is a 2D perspective projection whose appearance depends on chart zoom.
Results depend on timeframe, available history, liquidity, and alignment between trading sessions. All six symbols should have sufficient data.
Use rank to identify the relative candidate. Use evidence, separation, persistence, terrain, and parameter stability to decide how seriously that ranking should be taken.
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BB Squeeze Histogram
BB Squeeze Histogram (BBSH) — User Manual
Companion indicator to Bollinger-Bands.Multi_Choice (BBMC). Plots the width of the Bollinger envelope as a MACD-style histogram, signed by which side of the basis MA price is on.
1. What It Shows
Two things are encoded into one histogram:
Above / below the neutral line — whether price is currently above or below the basis moving average. The neutral line is 0 in raw mode, 50 in normalized mode.
Bar length from the neutral line — how wide the Bollinger envelope currently is (the distance between the upper and lower band, at your chosen standard-deviation multiple). Long bars = wide bands = high volatility. Short bars hugging the neutral line = tight bands = low volatility / squeeze.
Put together, a bar answers two questions at once: which side of trend is price on, and how stretched or compressed is the market right now.
2. Reading the Colors
Bars use a 4-color scheme, same idea as a standard MACD histogram:
Color
Meaning
Bright teal
Above neutral, band width expanding vs. the prior bar
Pale teal
Above neutral, band width contracting vs. the prior bar
Bright red
Below neutral, band width expanding vs. the prior bar
Pale red/pink
Below neutral, band width contracting vs. the prior bar
Bright bars mean volatility is actively growing on that side of the trend. Pale bars mean the move is losing steam or the range is tightening — often the first sign a squeeze is building.
3. Extra Plots on the Panel
Neutral line — gray line at 0 (raw mode) or 50 (normalized mode). Crossings mark price crossing the basis MA.
Red line (Avg Positive Column) — the running average width of only the positive (above-neutral) bars, over the "Column average lookback" period. Shows what a "normal" bullish-side expansion looks like recently. Bars poking well above this line are expanding harder than usual.
Green line (Avg Negative Column) — same idea, mirrored for the negative (below-neutral) bars.
Yellow dots on the neutral line — squeeze markers. Appear when the current band width is the tightest reading over the "Squeeze lookback" period — i.e., the bands are as compressed as they've been in a while. These tend to precede expansion moves.
4. Inputs
Input
Default
What it does
Source
ohlc4
Price series used for the basis MA and standard deviation calc
Length
20
Lookback for both the basis MA and the standard deviation
Band SD (± this value)
3.0
The standard-deviation multiple defining the band edges (matches your BBMC R3/S3 by default)
ALMA offset
0.89
Only used if MA Type = ALMA
ALMA sigma
5
Only used if MA Type = ALMA
Normalize to 0-100 scale
off
See Section 5
Normalize rank lookback
200
Bars of width history the 0-100 rank is measured against (normalized mode only)
Squeeze lookback
100
Bars used to detect the "tightest width" for the yellow squeeze dots
Column average lookback
100
Bars used to compute the red/green average-column lines
MA Type
VWMA
Basis moving average type — SMA, EMA, RMA, WMA, VWMA, VWAP, HMA, SWMA, or ALMA
5. Normalize Toggle — Important
Off (default): the histogram plots raw dollar-width — literally (upper band − lower band). Values are in the same units as price, so a reading of "8,000" on BTC/USD means the envelope is $8,000 wide. The neutral line sits at 0.
On: the histogram is rescaled to a bounded 0–100 oscillator with 50 as the neutral level. The current band width is percentile-ranked against its own history over the "Normalize rank lookback" period (default 200 bars), producing a 0–100 rank. That rank is halved to a 0–50 magnitude and then measured out from 50 — upward when price is above the basis MA, downward when below.
Reading the normalized scale:
Reading
Meaning
Near 100
Price above the basis MA, band width at the widest end of its recent history
~75
Price above basis, width around the middle of its historical range
Near 50
Squeeze — width at the tightest end of its history, regardless of side
~25
Price below basis, width around the middle of its historical range
Near 0
Price below the basis MA, band width at the widest end of its recent history
Note that the distance from 50 is the volatility read and the side of 50 is the trend read — they are independent. A reading of 52 and a reading of 48 both describe a tightly squeezed market; they just differ on which side of the MA price closed.
Because the value is a percentile rank, it is self-scaling: readings are directly comparable across assets, timeframes, and price regimes without retuning. The trade-off is that it tells you where width sits relative to its own recent history, not its absolute size — a 95 reading in a quiet chop regime may be a smaller dollar-width than a 60 reading during a volatile stretch. Shortening the rank lookback makes the oscillator more reactive to recent regime; lengthening it gives a more stable long-run reference.
Match your basis MA type/length here to your BBMC settings if you want the neutral-line crossings on this panel to line up exactly with the white basis line's color flips on your main BBMC chart.
6. Suggested Ways to Use It
Trend confirmation: treat neutral-line position the same way you'd treat price vs. the BBMC basis line — histogram above neutral supports a long bias, below neutral supports a short bias.
Squeeze setups: watch for yellow dots (tight width) followed by a color shift from pale to bright — that transition often marks the start of a breakout move out of consolidation.
Exhaustion reads: when bars run well past the red or green average line, the current expansion is unusually large relative to its own recent history — often a point where trend continuation odds start to fade and mean-reversion becomes more likely.
Divergence: if price makes a new high/low but the histogram's peak height is smaller than the prior swing's, the expansion behind the move is weaker than last time — a classic momentum-divergence tell, same logic as reading MACD histogram divergence against price.
7. Notes / Limitations
This is a volatility/width indicator, not a standalone directional signal — it's meant to be read alongside price structure or your BBMC chart, not in isolation.
The squeeze marker and average-column lines both depend on their lookback inputs; shortening them makes the indicator more reactive to recent bars, lengthening them smooths it out but reacts slower to regime changes.
Normalize should generally stay consistent once you've picked it — the raw and normalized histograms are not on comparable scales, and the red/green average lines are computed from whichever mode is active. The squeeze dots are always derived from raw band width, so they mark the same bars in either mode. Indicator
HTF Candle & Key LevelsHTF Candle & Key Levels Overlay
A clean, clear PulseWire indicator for analyzing Higher Timeframe (HTF) market structure and price action. It projects key percentage levels and Fibonacci ratios from the higher timeframe candle directly across your chart background, while displaying the active HTF candle neatly on the right margin—keeping your main chart completely unobstructed.
Key Features:
Flexible HTF Selection: Track Daily, 4-Hour, 1-Hour, or other timeframe candles on your lower-timeframe execution charts (e.g., 1m, 5m, 15m) to maintain full context of the broader price range.
Selectable Key & Fibonacci Levels: Easily toggle crucial range points and Fibonacci retracements—such as 0% (Low), 40%, 50% (Midpoint), 60%, 61.8%, 78.6%, and 100% (High)—complete with optional real-time price and percentage labels.
Right Candle: Renders the body and wicks of the current HTF candle off to the right side of active price action, ensuring your execution chart remains clean.
Full Customization: Adjust line styles (Solid, Dashed, Dotted), line thickness, colors, and candle parameters to fit your visual preference. Indicator
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Multi EMA Ribbon (8 Lines) - Style Zone & Labels### Overview
The **Multi EMA Ribbon (8 Lines) with Trend Dashboard** is an all-in-one trend analysis tool designed to give traders both visual chart intuition and real-time quantitative metrics.
By combining an 8-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) ribbon with a real-time status dashboard, this script helps you quickly identify trend directions, momentum shifts, volatility squeezes, and dynamic support/resistance levels without cluttering your chart.
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### Key Features
* **8 Fully Customizable EMAs:** Pre-configured with widely used default lengths (10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 400, 600, 800) to cover micro-scalping up to macro-trend levels.
* **Integrated Real-time Dashboard Table:**
* Displays exact price levels for all 8 EMAs.
* Shows real-time status (`BULL 🠅` or `BEAR 🠇`) based on price position relative to each EMA.
* Features an **Overall Trend Score** (e.g., 8/8 Bull = Strong Trend) for instant high-level bias confirmation.
* Fully customizable position (Top Right, Bottom Left, etc.) and text size.
* **Visual Fill Zones (Ribbon Effect):** Smooth background fills between adjacent EMAs allow you to instantly spot trend expansion, compression (squeezes), and reversals.
* **Fully Configurable in Style Tab:** All filled background zones are native plots, meaning you can toggle them individually or adjust their colors and transparency directly in the "Style" settings.
* **Clean & Dynamic Labels:** Clean numerical period tags project to the right of the current bar (with adjustable offset) to keep the chart clutter-free.
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### How to Use
#### 1. Visual Chart Ribbon Analysis
* **Bullish Alignment:** When shorter EMAs (10, 20) are layered above longer EMAs (200, 800) and expanding outward, the market is in a strong uptrend.
* **Bearish Alignment:** When shorter EMAs are layered below longer EMAs, the market is in an established downtrend.
* **Compression / Squeeze:** When EMA lines converge tightly, volatility is dropping—often signaling an impending breakout.
* **Dynamic Support/Resistance:** During pullbacks in strong trends, price often tests specific EMA zones (e.g., EMA 20–50 or EMA 200) before resuming the primary trend.
#### 2. Dashboard Table
* **Quick Health Check:** Look at the **Overall Score** row at the bottom of the table:
* **6/8 to 8/8 Bullish (`STRONG`):** High probability long conditions / strong uptrend momentum.
* **0/8 to 2/8 Bullish (`WEAK`):** High probability short conditions / strong downtrend momentum.
* **3/8 to 5/8 (`MIXED`):** Consolidation, choppy market, or transition period.
---
### Inputs & Configuration
* **EMA Settings (Length and Color):** Adjust individual lengths, visibility, and line colors.
* **Display Settings:**
* `Show discreet EMA labels on the right`: Toggle right-side period tags.
* `Label offset to the right (bars)`: Adjust spacing of labels from the last bar.
* `Price Source`: Choose price input (Default: `Close`).
* **Dashboard Table Settings:**
* `Show EMA Dashboard Table`: Enable or disable the table.
* `Table Position`: Choose screen alignment (Top Right, Bottom Right, Top Left, Bottom Left).
* `Table Size`: Select display size (Tiny, Small, Normal).
---
### Disclaimer
This script is created for educational and analytical purposes only. Moving averages are lagging indicators and should always be combined with proper risk management, market structure, and volume analysis. Indicator
Momentum Run & Fall Radar PRO════════════════════════════════════════════
MOMENTUM RUN & FALL RADAR PRO
Version 2.1 – Responsive Dashboard
Beschreibung, Handhabung und Interpretation
DE-DE / EN-US
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INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
01. Überblick
02. Neuerungen in Version 2.1
03. Verwendete Faktoren
04. EMA-Farben und Trendstruktur
05. Bull Score und Bear Score
06. Bullische Signalstufen
07. Bärische Signalstufen
08. „Fehlt Bull“ und „Fehlt Bear“
09. RSI
10. MACD
11. DMI / ADX
12. Relatives Volumen
13. Relative Stärke
14. Multi-Timeframe-Analyse
15. Widerstand und Support
16. ATR
17. RSI-Divergenzen
18. Retest
19. Dashboard-Modi: Desktop, Mobile und Minimal
20. Dashboard-Einstellungen
21. Empfohlene Verwendung und Zeitrahmen
22. Typischer bullischer Ablauf
23. Confirmed Mode und laufende Kerzen
24. Alarme
25. Statuszeile und kompakte Darstellung
26. Wichtiger Hinweis
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01. ÜBERBLICK
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Der Momentum Run & Fall Radar PRO ist ein kombinierter technischer
Analyseindikator zur frühzeitigen Erkennung von Momentum-Aufbau,
Trendwechseln, Breakouts, Breakdowns und zunehmender Trendstärke.
Anstatt einzelne Indikatoren getrennt voneinander zu betrachten,
führt der Radar mehrere technische Faktoren zu einem Bull Score und
Bear Score von jeweils 0 bis 100 Punkten zusammen.
Damit lässt sich schneller erkennen, ob sich ein Aufwärts- oder
Abwärtstrend vorbereitet, ob ein Breakout oder Breakdown näher rückt,
ob eine Bewegung bereits bestätigt wurde oder ob bestehendes Momentum
an Stärke verliert.
Der Indikator eignet sich besonders für volatile Aktien und
Momentum-Titel, kann aber grundsätzlich auch für andere liquide
Aktien, ETFs und Märkte eingesetzt werden.
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02. NEUERUNGEN IN VERSION 2.1
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Version 2.1 verbessert vor allem die Darstellung auf unterschiedlichen
Geräten.
Neu hinzugekommen sind:
• Desktop-Dashboard für große Bildschirme
• Mobile-Dashboard für Smartphone und Tablet
• Minimal-Dashboard für möglichst viel freien Chartbereich
• frei wählbare Dashboard-Position
• einstellbare Dashboard-Textgröße
• Dashboard-Sprache DE oder EN
• kompakter Indikatorname „Radar PRO“ in der Statuszeile
• Input-Werte werden nicht mehr in der Statuszeile angezeigt
• EMA-, Support-, Widerstands- und BB-Werte werden aus der
Statuszeile ausgeblendet
• vollständige Erklärung der Relative-Stärke-Auswertung
Die grundlegende Analyse- und Scorelogik bleibt erhalten. Die
Hauptänderungen betreffen Bedienbarkeit und Darstellung.
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03. VERWENDETE FAKTOREN
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Der Radar berücksichtigt unter anderem:
• EMA 9
• EMA 21
• EMA 50
• EMA 200
• EMA-Trend und EMA-Steigung
• frische EMA-Crossovers
• RSI 14 und RSI-Richtung
• MACD 12/26/9 und Histogramm-Entwicklung
• DMI / ADX
• relatives Handelsvolumen
• ATR
• 20-Kerzen-Breakouts und Breakdowns
• Support- und Widerstandsbereiche
• Bollinger-Band-Squeeze
• RSI-Divergenzen
• Breakout-Retests
• Relative Stärke gegenüber einer Benchmark
• Multi-Timeframe-Analyse über 4H, 1D und 1W
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04. EMA-FARBEN UND TRENDSTRUKTUR
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Türkis = EMA 9
Gelb = EMA 21
Orange = EMA 50
Lila = EMA 200
Eine vollständig bullische Trendstruktur sieht beispielsweise so aus:
Kurs > EMA 9 > EMA 21 > EMA 50 > EMA 200
Eine vollständig bärische Struktur entsprechend umgekehrt.
Für die Früherkennung ist besonders interessant, wenn EMA 9 und EMA 21
nach oben drehen und EMA 9 die EMA 21 von unten kreuzt.
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05. BULL SCORE UND BEAR SCORE
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Bull Score = technische Stärke einer möglichen Aufwärtsbewegung.
Bear Score = technischer Abwärtsdruck.
Orientierung:
• 0–44 = kein klares Signal
• 45–54 = WATCH / Beobachtungsphase
• 55–64 = EARLY BULL bzw. EARLY BEAR
• 65–74 = BULL SETUP bzw. BEAR WARNING
• 75–84 = starke Bewegung / RUN- oder FALL-Bereich
• 85–100 = sehr starke technische Bestätigung
Wichtiger als ein einzelner Wert ist häufig die Entwicklung.
Beispiel:
45 → 54 → 61 → 69 → 77
Das zeigt, dass immer mehr technische Faktoren gleichzeitig bullisch
werden.
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06. BULLISCHE SIGNALSTUFEN
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WATCH
Erste positive Faktoren sind vorhanden.
EARLY BULL
Frühes bullisches Signal. Mehrere Faktoren beginnen sich positiv
auszurichten.
BULL SETUP
Der bullische Aufbau ist weiter fortgeschritten.
BREAKOUT
Ein relevanter Widerstand wurde überschritten.
RUN
Bestätigter bullischer Ausbruch mit ausreichend hohem Score,
Breakout und erhöhtem Handelsvolumen.
STRONG RUN
Sehr starke technische Bestätigung mit hohem Score, starkem Volumen
und ausgeprägter Trendstärke.
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07. BÄRISCHE SIGNALSTUFEN
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CAUTION / WATCH
Erste Verschlechterungen werden sichtbar.
EARLY BEAR
Frühe Anzeichen zunehmenden Abwärtsmomentums.
BEAR WARNING
Mehrere negative Faktoren bestätigen sich gleichzeitig.
BREAKDOWN
Eine wichtige Unterstützung wurde gebrochen.
FALL
Bestätigte Abwärtsbewegung.
STRONG FALL
Sehr starke technische Abwärtsbewegung.
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08. „FEHLT BULL“ UND „FEHLT BEAR“
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„Fehlt Bull“ zeigt, welche Kernbedingungen für eine vollständigere
bullische Bestätigung noch fehlen.
Abkürzungen:
• EMA = bullische EMA-Struktur fehlt
• RSI = RSI-Bestätigung fehlt
• MACD = MACD-Bestätigung fehlt
• ADX = DMI / Trendstärke fehlt
• VOL = ausreichendes bullisches Volumen fehlt
• BO = bestätigter Breakout fehlt
• MTF = Multi-Timeframe-Bestätigung fehlt
• RS = Relative Stärke fehlt
Beispiel:
Fehlt Bull: VOL BO
Dann sind viele Bedingungen bereits erfüllt; hauptsächlich fehlen
Volumen und Breakout.
„Fehlt Bear“ funktioniert entsprechend.
BD = bestätigter Breakdown fehlt.
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09. RSI
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• unter 45 = eher bärisch
• 45–55 = neutral
• über 55 = bullisch
• 60–70 = starkes Momentum
• über 70 = starkes bzw. überkauftes Momentum
↑ = RSI verbessert sich
↓ = RSI schwächt sich ab
Ein RSI über 70 bedeutet nicht automatisch, dass der Kurs fallen muss.
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10. MACD
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BULLISH / BULL
Der MACD unterstützt die Aufwärtsbewegung.
BEARISH / BEAR
Negative Momentumstruktur.
Besonders interessant sind Übergänge zwischen BEAR und BULL.
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11. DMI / ADX
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+DI vorne = bullische Richtung
-DI vorne = bärische Richtung
ADX:
• unter 15 = schwacher Trend
• 15–20 = Trend beginnt
• 20–25 = zunehmend relevant
• über 25 = starker Trend
• über 30 = sehr starker Trend
Besonders interessant für einen frühen Aufwärtstrend:
+DI vorne + steigender ADX durch 20–25.
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12. RELATIVES VOLUMEN
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1,00x = durchschnittliches Volumen
1,20x = erhöhtes Interesse
1,50x = starkes Volumen
2,00x+ = sehr starke Aktivität
Ein Breakout mit hohem Volumen ist normalerweise stärker bestätigt
als ein Breakout bei schwachem Volumen.
Bei einer noch laufenden Kerze kann der Wert zunächst niedrig sein.
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13. RELATIVE STÄRKE
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Die Relative Stärke vergleicht die Kursentwicklung mit einer
Benchmark.
Standardmäßig:
NASDAQ:QQQ
Mögliche Anzeigen:
STARK BULL / STRONG BULL
Die Aktie entwickelt sich stärker als die Benchmark und die relative
Stärke nimmt weiter zu.
BULL
Die Aktie entwickelt sich besser als die Benchmark.
BEAR
Die Aktie entwickelt sich schwächer.
STARK BEAR / STRONG BEAR
Die relative Schwäche nimmt weiter zu.
AUS / N/A
Die Auswertung ist deaktiviert oder nicht verfügbar.
Beispiel:
Aktie +3 %, Benchmark +5 %
→ relative Schwäche
Aktie +3 %, Benchmark 0 % oder negativ
→ relative Stärke
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14. MULTI-TIMEFRAME-ANALYSE
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Standard:
240 = 4 Stunden
D = Tageschart
W = Wochenchart
Desktop:
240 BULL | D BULL | W NEUTRAL
Mobile:
4H↑ D↑ W–
↑ = bullisch
↓ = bärisch
– = neutral
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15. WIDERSTAND UND SUPPORT
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Widerstand = technisch relevanter Bereich oberhalb des Kurses.
Support = technisch relevanter Bereich unterhalb des Kurses.
Ein Kurs direkt unter dem Widerstand ist noch kein Breakout.
Stärkere Bestätigung entsteht durch:
• Überschreiten des Widerstands
• Kerzenschluss möglichst darüber
• zunehmendes Volumen
• bullische Momentumfaktoren
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16. ATR
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ATR misst die aktuelle Schwankungsbreite.
Der Radar verwendet ATR zusätzlich als Breakout-Puffer, damit ein
minimales Überschreiten eines Widerstands nicht sofort als bestätigter
Breakout gewertet wird.
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17. RSI-DIVERGENZEN
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BULLISH
Kurs bildet ein schwächeres Tief, während RSI relative Stärke zeigt.
BEARISH
Kurs bildet ein höheres Hoch, während RSI dieses Hoch nicht bestätigt.
Divergenzen sind Frühwarnsignale.
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18. RETEST
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Typischer Ablauf:
Widerstand
→ Breakout
→ Rücklauf
→ alter Widerstand hält als Support
→ RETEST
Ein erfolgreicher Retest kann einen vorherigen Breakout zusätzlich
bestätigen.
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19. DASHBOARD-MODI: DESKTOP, MOBILE UND MINIMAL
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DESKTOP
Vollständige Anzeige mit:
• Status
• Bull / Bear Score
• EMA 9 / 21 / 50 / 200
• RSI
• MACD
• DMI / ADX
• Volumen
• BB Squeeze
• MTF
• Relative Stärke
• Widerstand / Support
• ATR
• Divergenz
• Fehlt Bull / Bear
Empfohlen für PC und Notebook.
MOBILE
Kompakte Anzeige mit:
• Gesamtstatus
• Bull / Bear Score
• EMA-Trend
• RSI
• MACD
• DMI / ADX
• Volumen
• kompaktes MTF
• Relative Stärke
• Widerstand / Support
• Fehlt Bull / Bear
Empfohlen für Smartphone und kleinere Tablets.
MINIMAL
Zeigt nur:
• Gesamtstatus
• Bull / Bear
• RSI / ADX
• MACD / Volumen
• MTF / Relative Stärke
• wichtigste fehlende Bedingungen
Empfohlen bei sehr wenig Bildschirmfläche.
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20. DASHBOARD-EINSTELLUNGEN
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Unter „13. Dashboard“:
Dashboard anzeigen
Ein / Aus
Dashboard-Modus
• Desktop
• Mobile
• Minimal
Dashboard-Sprache
• DE
• EN
Dashboard-Position
• Top Right
• Middle Right
• Bottom Right
• Top Left
• Middle Left
• Bottom Left
Dashboard-Textgröße
• Auto
• Tiny
• Small
• Normal
Empfehlung:
Desktop:
Desktop + Auto/Small
Smartphone:
Mobile + Auto
Sehr kleines Display:
Minimal + Auto/Tiny
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21. EMPFOHLENE VERWENDUNG UND ZEITRAHMEN
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1H
Hauptanzeige für frühe Momentum-Signale.
4H
Trendbestätigung.
1D
Mittelfristige Bestätigung.
1W
Langfristige Einordnung.
15 Minuten
Kann für genaueres Timing genutzt werden, nachdem 1H/4H bereits ein
brauchbares Setup zeigen.
1 und 5 Minuten
Enthalten deutlich mehr Marktrauschen.
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22. TYPISCHER BULLISCHER ABLAUF
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WATCH
↓
EARLY BULL
↓
Bull Score steigt
↓
EMA 9 / EMA 21 drehen nach oben
↓
RSI steigt über 55
↓
MACD wird bullisch
↓
+DI übernimmt
↓
ADX steigt
↓
BULL SETUP
↓
Fehlt Bull wird kürzer
↓
z. B. nur noch VOL BO
↓
Widerstand wird gebrochen
↓
Volumen steigt
↓
BREAKOUT
↓
RUN
↓
STRONG RUN
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23. CONFIRMED MODE UND LAUFENDE KERZEN
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Standardmäßig werden neue Signal-Labels erst bei Kerzenschluss
bestätigt.
Dashboardwerte können sich während der laufenden Kerze trotzdem
verändern.
Für wichtige Entscheidungen sollte deshalb der Kerzenschluss
berücksichtigt werden.
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24. ALARME
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Verfügbare Alarmbedingungen:
• Early Bull
• Bull Setup
• RUN
• STRONG RUN
• Early Bear
• Bear Warning
• FALL
• STRONG FALL
• Bull Retest
• Bear Retest
• Bullische RSI-Divergenz
• Bärische RSI-Divergenz
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25. STATUSZEILE UND KOMPAKTE DARSTELLUNG
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Version 2.1 blendet die langen Input- und Plotwerte aus der
PulseWire-Statuszeile aus.
Statt:
9 21 50 200 3 5 14 55 ...
wird primär der kurze Name angezeigt:
Radar PRO
Die Einstellungen bleiben im Indikator-Menü vollständig verfügbar.
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26. WICHTIGER HINWEIS
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Der Momentum Run & Fall Radar PRO ist ein Werkzeug zur technischen
Marktanalyse und kann zukünftige Kursbewegungen nicht sicher
vorhersagen.
Der Indikator stellt keine Anlageberatung und keine automatische
Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung dar.
Zusätzlich berücksichtigt werden sollten unter anderem:
• persönliches Risikoprofil
• Positionsgröße
• fundamentale Unternehmensdaten
• Nachrichten und Ereignisse
• Quartalszahlen
• Liquidität
• allgemeine Marktsituation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
01. Overview
02. What’s New in Version 2.1
03. Included Factors
04. EMA Colors and Trend Structure
05. Bull Score and Bear Score
06. Bullish Signal Stages
07. Bearish Signal Stages
08. Missing Bull and Missing Bear
09. RSI
10. MACD
11. DMI / ADX
12. Relative Volume
13. Relative Strength
14. Multi-Timeframe Analysis
15. Resistance and Support
16. ATR
17. RSI Divergence
18. Retest
19. Dashboard Modes: Desktop, Mobile and Minimal
20. Dashboard Settings
21. Recommended Use and Timeframes
22. Typical Bullish Development
23. Confirmed Mode and Open Candles
24. Alerts
25. Status Line and Compact Display
26. Important Notice
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01. OVERVIEW
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Momentum Run & Fall Radar PRO is a multi-factor technical analysis
indicator designed to identify early momentum development, trend
changes, breakouts, breakdowns and increasing trend strength.
It combines multiple technical factors into a Bull Score and Bear
Score ranging from 0 to 100.
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02. WHAT’S NEW IN VERSION 2.1
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New features:
• Desktop dashboard
• Mobile dashboard
• Minimal dashboard
• selectable dashboard position
• adjustable text size
• DE / EN dashboard language
• compact “Radar PRO” status-line title
• input values hidden from the status line
• EMA, support, resistance and Bollinger values hidden from the
status line
• expanded Relative Strength documentation
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03. INCLUDED FACTORS
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• EMA 9 / 21 / 50 / 200
• EMA trend and slope
• recent EMA crossovers
• RSI 14
• MACD 12/26/9
• DMI / ADX
• relative volume
• ATR
• 20-bar breakouts and breakdowns
• support and resistance
• Bollinger Band squeeze
• RSI divergences
• breakout retests
• Relative Strength versus a benchmark
• 4H / 1D / 1W Multi-Timeframe analysis
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04. EMA COLORS AND TREND STRUCTURE
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Cyan = EMA 9
Yellow = EMA 21
Orange = EMA 50
Purple = EMA 200
Bullish structure:
Price > EMA 9 > EMA 21 > EMA 50 > EMA 200
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05. BULL SCORE AND BEAR SCORE
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• 0–44 = no clear signal
• 45–54 = WATCH
• 55–64 = EARLY BULL / EARLY BEAR
• 65–74 = BULL SETUP / BEAR WARNING
• 75–84 = RUN / FALL territory
• 85–100 = very strong confirmation
The direction of the score is often more important than one isolated
reading.
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06. BULLISH SIGNAL STAGES
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WATCH
Early positive conditions.
EARLY BULL
Early bullish momentum is developing.
BULL SETUP
The bullish structure is becoming more established.
BREAKOUT
Price moves above relevant resistance.
RUN
Confirmed bullish move with score, breakout and volume confirmation.
STRONG RUN
Very strong bullish confirmation.
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07. BEARISH SIGNAL STAGES
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CAUTION / WATCH
Early deterioration.
EARLY BEAR
Early downside momentum.
BEAR WARNING
Several bearish factors align.
BREAKDOWN
Support is broken.
FALL
Confirmed bearish move.
STRONG FALL
Very strong bearish trend.
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08. MISSING BULL AND MISSING BEAR
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EMA = EMA structure missing
RSI = RSI confirmation missing
MACD = MACD confirmation missing
ADX = DMI / trend strength missing
VOL = sufficient volume missing
BO = breakout missing
MTF = multi-timeframe confirmation missing
RS = Relative Strength missing
Example:
Missing Bull: VOL BO
Most bullish core conditions are already in place; volume and a
confirmed breakout remain missing.
BD = breakdown missing.
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09. RSI
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• below 45 = bearish
• 45–55 = neutral
• above 55 = bullish
• 60–70 = strong momentum
• above 70 = strong / overbought momentum
↑ = strengthening
↓ = weakening
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10. MACD
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BULL / BULLISH = positive momentum structure.
BEAR / BEARISH = negative momentum structure.
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11. DMI / ADX
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+DI leading = bullish direction
-DI leading = bearish direction
ADX:
• below 15 = weak trend
• 15–20 = trend beginning
• 20–25 = increasingly relevant
• above 25 = strong trend
• above 30 = very strong trend
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12. RELATIVE VOLUME
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1.00x = average volume
1.20x = increased activity
1.50x = strong volume
2.00x+ = very strong participation
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13. RELATIVE STRENGTH
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Default benchmark:
NASDAQ:QQQ
STRONG BULL
The instrument is outperforming the benchmark and relative strength
is improving.
BULL
Outperforming the benchmark.
BEAR
Underperforming the benchmark.
STRONG BEAR
Relative weakness is increasing.
OFF / N/A
Relative Strength analysis is disabled or unavailable.
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14. MULTI-TIMEFRAME ANALYSIS
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Default:
240 = 4-hour
D = Daily
W = Weekly
Desktop:
240 BULL | D BULL | W NEUTRAL
Mobile:
4H↑ D↑ W–
↑ = bullish
↓ = bearish
– = neutral
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15. RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT
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Resistance is a technically relevant level above price.
Support is a technically relevant level below price.
A stronger breakout is usually supported by a candle close above
resistance and increasing volume.
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16. ATR
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ATR measures current trading range and volatility.
The radar uses ATR as an additional breakout buffer to reduce minor
false breakouts.
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17. RSI DIVERGENCE
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BULLISH
Price forms a weaker low while RSI improves.
BEARISH
Price forms a higher high while RSI fails to confirm it.
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18. RETEST
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Resistance
→ Breakout
→ Pullback
→ Previous resistance holds as support
→ RETEST
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19. DASHBOARD MODES
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DESKTOP
Full analysis for PCs and notebooks.
MOBILE
Compact analysis for smartphones and smaller tablets.
MINIMAL
Core information only for maximum chart space.
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20. DASHBOARD SETTINGS
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Dashboard Mode:
• Desktop
• Mobile
• Minimal
Language:
• DE
• EN
Position:
• Top Right
• Middle Right
• Bottom Right
• Top Left
• Middle Left
• Bottom Left
Text Size:
• Auto
• Tiny
• Small
• Normal
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21. RECOMMENDED USE AND TIMEFRAMES
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1H
Main timeframe for early momentum detection.
4H
Trend confirmation.
1D
Medium-term confirmation.
1W
Long-term context.
15 minutes
More precise timing after a valid higher-timeframe setup.
1-minute and 5-minute charts
Contain significantly more market noise.
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22. TYPICAL BULLISH DEVELOPMENT
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WATCH
↓
EARLY BULL
↓
Bull Score rises
↓
EMA 9 / EMA 21 turn higher
↓
RSI > 55
↓
MACD turns bullish
↓
+DI takes control
↓
ADX rises
↓
BULL SETUP
↓
Missing Bull list becomes shorter
↓
Breakout
↓
RUN
↓
STRONG RUN
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23. CONFIRMED MODE AND OPEN CANDLES
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Signal labels are confirmed at candle close by default.
Dashboard values may still change while the current candle is open.
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24. ALERTS
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Available alert conditions include:
• Early Bull
• Bull Setup
• RUN
• STRONG RUN
• Early Bear
• Bear Warning
• FALL
• STRONG FALL
• Bull Retest
• Bear Retest
• Bullish RSI Divergence
• Bearish RSI Divergence
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Version 2.1 removes long input and plot values from the PulseWire
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The compact title is:
Radar PRO
All inputs remain available in the indicator settings.
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Momentum Run & Fall Radar PRO is a technical market analysis tool and
cannot reliably predict future price movements.
It does not constitute investment advice or an automatic buy or sell
recommendation.
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Market Structure with ATR trailing stop [EDGE]Market Structure with ATR trailing stop — Multi-Timeframe Structure + ATR Trailing Stop.
A precision market-structure tool that goes beyond a simple pivot indicator by combining SMC-style swing detection, multi-timeframe CHoCH/BOS tracking, and a school-standard ATR trailing stop — all adapted automatically to the chart timeframe.
How it works:
The indicator scans pivot highs and lows using an SMC-calibrated Length (automatically picked for the current timeframe or set manually). Each broken pivot is classified as CHoCH (character change, phase start) or BOS (continuation) using your chosen breakout method — Wick, Body, or 2-Close confirmation. The same logic is mirrored across D1, H4, H1 and M5 in a summary table, so you always see whether the higher timeframes agree with the current one.
What it calculates:
- Swing pivots with HH / HL / LH / LL classification (optional labels)
- CHoCH / BOS counter — "UP (C)", "UP (C+1)", "DOWN (C+2)" — showing phase maturity per timeframe
- Trend direction on D1 / H4 / H1 / M5 in one summary table
- ATR trailing stop with EMA basis and one-directional ratcheting
- Live ATR% with a dynamic percentile-based "normal range" window
- Distance to trailing stop in %
Key features:
- Auto Length by timeframe (SMC standard: M5 = 7, H1 = 15, H4 = 20, D1 = 30 …)
- Three breakout modes: Wick (early), Body (default), 2-Close (conservative)
- Auto ATR multiplier and EMA basis per timeframe — sourced from Raschke, Carter, Chandelier Exit, Minervini, Wilder and Weinstein school standards
- Multi-timeframe trend dashboard with CHoCH/BOS phase counter
- Dynamic ATR% range (percentile lookback) — instant read on whether volatility is normal, muted or hot
- Configurable trailing-stop history window (2 or 10 last ranges)
- Optional HH / HL / LH / LL swing labels
- Fully customizable up/down colors
- Built-in alerts: trend flip up, trend flip down, stop touch up, stop touch down
- Disabled on timeframes below 5M with an on-chart notice — the indicator is calibrated for 5M and above
Who it's for:
Traders who want a single, opinionated structure tool that reads the market the same way institutional and SMC playbooks do — with automatic parameters that respect every timeframe, a clean multi-TF dashboard, and a trailing stop built from real trading-school standards rather than arbitrary defaults. Indicator
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Equalhigh - GAPO Easy ModeEQUALHIGH - GAPO EASY MODE
OVERVIEW
GAPO Easy Mode is a volatility-regime indicator based on the Gopalakrishnan Range Index developed by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan.
Its purpose is not to predict market direction. It identifies:
• Volatility compression
• Volatility expansion
• Possible bullish or bearish releases
• Donchian breakouts occurring shortly after compression
The original GAPO value is converted into a rolling percentile from 0 to 100. This makes the indicator easier to interpret across different market periods.
CALCULATION
The original Gopalakrishnan Range Index is:
GAPO = ln(Highest High − Lowest Low) / ln(Period)
The highest high and lowest low are calculated over the selected GAPO period.
Because the original GAPO depends on the asset’s price scale, this script calculates its percentile rank over a user-defined historical window.
• A low percentile indicates an unusually narrow price range.
• A rising percentile indicates that the range is expanding.
• A high percentile indicates unusually elevated variability.
DEFAULT SETTINGS
• GAPO period: 14 bars
• Percentile lookback: 252 bars
• Compression threshold: 20
• High variability threshold: 80
• Expansion confirmation: 2 rising bars
• Donchian breakout period: 20 bars
• Activation window: 15 bars
• Direction filter: EMA 50
• Signal confirmation: Bar close
COLOR INTERPRETATION
BLUE — COMPRESSION
The GAPO percentile is at or below the compression threshold.
The market’s recent price range is unusually narrow compared with its own history. This does not provide a directional signal. It indicates that traders should prepare for a possible volatility release.
GRAY — NEUTRAL
No meaningful compression or confirmed expansion is currently detected.
GREEN — BULLISH RELEASE
The following conditions are present:
• A compression occurred recently
• The GAPO percentile is rising
• The percentile is above the compression threshold
• Price is above the direction-filter EMA
This indicates expanding volatility with a bullish directional bias. It is not necessarily a confirmed breakout.
RED — BEARISH RELEASE
The following conditions are present:
• A compression occurred recently
• The GAPO percentile is rising
• The percentile is above the compression threshold
• Price is below the direction-filter EMA
This indicates expanding volatility with a bearish directional bias.
ORANGE — HIGH VARIABILITY
The GAPO percentile is at or above the high-variability threshold.
The current range is unusually wide compared with the historical reference period. This can occur during a strong trend or an erratic market.
A high percentile is not automatically a reversal signal.
DASHBOARD
The dashboard displays three items.
GAPO STATE
Possible states include:
• COMPRESSION
• NEUTRAL
• BULLISH RELEASE
• BEARISH RELEASE
• BULL BREAKOUT
• BEAR BREAKOUT
• HIGH VARIABILITY
PERCENTILE
Shows the current GAPO percentile between 0 and 100.
BREAKOUT ARMED
• YES: A compression occurred within the activation window.
• NO: No sufficiently recent compression is available to validate a breakout signal.
BREAKOUT SIGNALS
BUY SIGNAL
A BUY label appears when:
1. A GAPO compression occurred within the activation window.
2. The GAPO percentile has moved above the compression threshold.
3. The percentile has risen for the required number of bars.
4. Price closes above the previous Donchian high.
The current bar is excluded from the Donchian boundary calculation. This ensures that the current close genuinely breaks the previous price range.
SELL SIGNAL
A SELL label appears when:
1. A recent GAPO compression is available.
2. The GAPO percentile is expanding.
3. Price closes below the previous Donchian low.
The EMA determines the directional color of a volatility release. It is not required for the BUY or SELL breakout calculation itself.
PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
1. WAIT FOR BLUE
A blue GAPO line identifies volatility compression. Do not assume the next move will be bullish.
2. CHECK “BREAKOUT ARMED”
The dashboard should display YES. This confirms that a qualifying compression occurred recently.
3. WATCH FOR VOLATILITY RELEASE
The GAPO percentile should leave the compression zone and begin rising.
• Green indicates bullish expansion.
• Red indicates bearish expansion.
4. REQUIRE PRICE CONFIRMATION
For stronger confirmation, wait for a BUY or SELL label generated by the Donchian breakout.
5. CONTROL RISK
Use price structure, ATR or another risk-management method to determine the stop.
The indicator does not calculate position size or guarantee that a breakout will continue.
EXAMPLE OF A BULLISH SETUP
• GAPO percentile falls below 20
• Dashboard displays COMPRESSION
• Breakout Armed displays YES
• GAPO begins rising above 20
• Price remains above EMA 50
• The line becomes green
• Price closes above the previous 20-bar high
• A BUY label appears
EXAMPLE OF A BEARISH SETUP
• GAPO enters compression
• The percentile subsequently begins rising
• Price is below EMA 50
• The line becomes red
• Price closes below the previous 20-bar low
• A SELL label appears
ALERTS
Five PulseWire alert conditions are included:
• GAPO - New compression
• GAPO - Bullish release
• GAPO - Bearish release
• GAPO - Bullish breakout
• GAPO - Bearish breakout
For more stable signals, configure PulseWire alerts as “Once Per Bar Close.”
SETTINGS
GAPO PERIOD
Controls the number of bars used to calculate the highest high and lowest low.
A shorter period reacts faster but produces more noise. The default value is 14.
PERCENTILE LOOKBACK
Defines the historical window used to determine whether the current GAPO is relatively low or high.
The default value of 252 corresponds approximately to one trading year on a daily chart.
COMPRESSION THRESHOLD
Determines when the market is classified as compressed.
The default value is the 20th percentile.
HIGH VARIABILITY THRESHOLD
Determines when the market’s range is considered historically elevated.
The default value is the 80th percentile.
RISING BARS REQUIRED
Defines how many consecutive rising percentile readings are required to confirm volatility expansion.
A higher value reduces noise but delays detection.
DONCHIAN BREAKOUT PERIOD
Defines the price range that must be broken to generate a BUY or SELL signal.
The default setting is 20 bars.
MAXIMUM BARS AFTER COMPRESSION
Defines how long a compression can remain valid for a subsequent breakout.
After this window expires, Breakout Armed returns to NO.
DIRECTION FILTER EMA
Determines whether an expansion is classified as bullish or bearish.
• Price above the EMA: bullish bias
• Price below the EMA: bearish bias
CONFIRM SIGNALS AT BAR CLOSE
When enabled, signals are confirmed only after the current candle closes. This reduces temporary intrabar signals.
SUGGESTED TIMEFRAMES
For swing trading:
• Daily chart: use the default settings
• Four-hour chart: defaults can be used as a starting point
• Weekly chart: consider increasing the activation window
The periods always represent chart bars, not calendar days.
DATA REQUIREMENTS
The percentile requires sufficient historical data.
With a 14-bar GAPO and a 252-bar percentile lookback, approximately 265 chart bars may be required before the normalized indicator becomes available.
Newly listed securities may therefore show no value until enough history exists. Reducing the percentile lookback can produce earlier readings, but the statistical reference will be less robust.
NON-REPAINTING BEHAVIOR
The indicator uses only current and historical price data. It does not use future bars.
The GAPO line and dashboard can change while the current candle is forming. When bar-close confirmation is enabled, completed BUY and SELL signals remain fixed after the candle closes.
LIMITATIONS
GAPO measures range variability, not market direction.
It does not directly account for:
• Trading volume
• Fundamental information
• Earnings announcements
• Market liquidity
• Transaction costs
• Position sizing
• Broader market conditions
Corporate actions, large gaps and exceptional price events can temporarily distort the rolling range.
Compression does not guarantee a breakout, and a breakout can still fail. GAPO Easy Mode should be combined with price structure and disciplined risk management.
DISCLAIMER
This indicator is provided for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Equalhigh - Pettitt Structural Break DetectorEqualhigh — Pettitt Structural Break Detector
User Manual
Overview
The Equalhigh Pettitt Structural Break Detector is a statistical regime-change indicator for PulseWire. It is designed to identify a recent change in the distribution of price returns rather than a conventional overbought, oversold, or moving-average condition.
The indicator applies a rolling version of Pettitt's non-parametric change-point test to logarithmic price returns. It estimates the most likely break location inside the active window, evaluates its statistical significance, measures the direction and size of the median shift, and filters out changes that are too old or too small to be considered actionable.
This is a diagnostic indicator, not an automatic trading system. Its purpose is to answer:
Has the recent return regime changed materially, in which direction, and with what level of statistical evidence?
Core calculation
The observation tested on each bar is the multi-bar logarithmic return:
100 × ln(Source / Source )
Inside the selected Pettitt window, the indicator:
Orders the observations chronologically.
Assigns non-parametric ranks, using average ranks for equal values.
Tests every admissible split while preserving the minimum segment size on both sides.
Selects the split with the largest absolute Pettitt statistic.
Calculates the approximate two-sided p-value:
p ≈ min(1, 2 × exp(-6K² / (n³ + n²)))
Compares the median return before and after the estimated break.
Standardizes the median shift by the rolling standard deviation.
Rejects breaks that are too old or have an insufficient effect size.
The test is non-parametric: it relies on ranks and does not require returns to follow a normal distribution.
Reading the indicator
The main line is a signed statistical-confidence display ranging from approximately -100 to +100.
Display
Meaning
Green
Recent, statistically confirmed upward shift in the return distribution
Red
Recent, statistically confirmed downward shift in the return distribution
Orange
Possible break; evidence is developing but does not yet meet the confirmed threshold
Gray
No currently actionable structural break
BULL label
A new confirmed upward structural-break event
BEAR label
A new confirmed downward structural-break event
Orange ?
A new possible upward or downward break
A positive reading means that the post-break median return is higher than the pre-break median. A negative reading means it is lower.
Important: a bullish break does not necessarily mean that returns are already positive. A change from strongly negative returns to mildly negative returns is an upward structural shift and can therefore be classified as bullish. Price structure should still be checked separately.
The displayed confidence is calculated as 100 × (1 − p-value). It is not the probability that a trade will be profitable, the probability that price will rise, or a forecast accuracy score.
Confirmation rules
A confirmed break requires all of the following:
The approximate p-value is less than or equal to the Confirmed p-value setting.
The estimated break age does not exceed the Maximum actionable break age.
The absolute median-shift effect reaches the Minimum median-shift effect.
The post-break median is different from the pre-break median.
A possible break requires:
A p-value above the confirmed threshold but no higher than the Possible-break p-value.
A recent estimated break.
At least half of the selected minimum effect size.
Dashboard
The statistical dashboard provides five fields:
Field
Interpretation
Pettitt State
Current classification: stable, possible break, confirmed break, or old break
P Value Approx
Approximate probability of observing a Pettitt statistic at least this extreme under the no-change hypothesis
Break Age
Estimated number of bars since the detected split
Median Shift
Post-break median return minus pre-break median return, in percentage points
Effect Size
Median shift divided by the rolling standard deviation of the tested returns
An OLD BREAK state means that statistically significant evidence remains inside the window, but the estimated change point is older than the selected actionable-age limit.
Inputs
1. Observations
Price sourceSelects the series used in the logarithmic-return calculation. Close is the standard choice.
Log-return horizonDefines the number of bars used for each return observation. A higher value focuses on slower moves but creates more overlap between consecutive observations.
Pettitt windowDefines the number of observations included in each rolling test. Short windows react faster but are noisier. Long windows are more stable but detect changes later.
Minimum segment sizePrevents the estimated split from being placed too close to either edge of the window. Larger values reduce unstable edge detections but also delay recognition of very recent changes.
2. Validation
Confirmed p-valueMaximum approximate p-value for a confirmed break. 0.05 is the default. Lower values are more selective.
Possible-break p-valueMaximum p-value for the orange early-warning state. 0.15 is the default.
Maximum actionable break ageMaximum number of bars allowed between the estimated break and the current bar. This prevents an old statistical event from being treated as a fresh signal.
Minimum median-shift effectMinimum absolute standardized median shift required for confirmation. 0.25 means that the shift must represent at least one quarter of the rolling return standard deviation.
Confirm signals at bar closeWhen enabled, new labels and alert events are confirmed only after the current bar closes. This is the recommended setting.
3. Display
These controls independently enable the regime background, confirmed labels, possible-break markers, and statistical dashboard.
Suggested starting profiles
Use case
Return horizon
Window
Minimum segment
Maximum age
Minimum effect
General swing trading
5
60
10
10
0.25
Faster market monitoring
3
50
8
7
0.30
Slower regime analysis
10
90
15
15
0.35
These are starting points, not optimized trading parameters. Settings should be tested across different symbols and market regimes without selecting them solely from the best historical result.
Practical workflow
Use a liquid instrument and ordinary candlestick data.
Keep bar-close confirmation enabled.
Treat orange as an observation state, not an entry instruction.
When a confirmed label appears, check whether price structure, volume, volatility, and the higher-timeframe context support the same interpretation.
Use the p-value, effect size, and break age together. A small p-value alone does not guarantee a useful trade.
Define entry, invalidation, position size, and exit rules independently.
For example, a green event with p = 0.02, a break age of 6 bars, and an effect size of +0.60 sigma represents a recent and statistically meaningful upward shift. It becomes more useful if price has also reclaimed an important level or broken a declining structure.
Alerts
Four alert conditions are available:
Pettitt — Possible bullish break
Pettitt — Possible bearish break
Pettitt — Bullish structural break
Pettitt — Bearish structural break
Alerts fire when a qualifying state first appears or when the estimated break resets to a more recent point while the same directional condition remains active. With bar-close confirmation enabled, alerts should be configured Once Per Bar Close.
Repainting and timing
The script does not use future data, lookahead, or a negative plot offset. A signal is displayed on the bar where the break is detected; it is not placed retrospectively on the estimated historical change point.
However, this is a rolling estimator. As new bars enter the window, the most likely split, p-value, break age, and state can change. On a live unclosed bar, values can also move with price. Enabling Confirm signals at bar close prevents provisional intrabar labels from being treated as confirmed events.
Limitations
Pettitt's test identifies the dominant single change point inside the active window. Multiple rapid regime changes can interfere with one another.
The p-value is an approximation, not an exact posterior probability.
Consecutive multi-bar returns overlap and are therefore not independent. This makes the p-value best treated as comparative statistical evidence rather than a perfectly calibrated probability.
A statistically significant distribution shift does not guarantee trend continuation or trading profitability.
Outliers are less influential than in many mean-based tests, but they can still affect the detected split and the rolling volatility denominator.
Very short windows are noisy; very long windows can react too slowly.
Logarithmic returns require positive source values. The test remains unavailable when the selected source contains invalid or non-positive observations inside the active window.
Results on Heikin Ashi, Renko, Range, Kagi, or other synthetic chart types describe the transformed data rather than standard traded prices.
Always evaluate the indicator on unseen data and combine it with independent risk controls.
Data Window outputs
The script exposes the following values for inspection and alert integration:
State code: +2 confirmed bullish, +1 possible bullish, 0 stable, −1 possible bearish, −2 confirmed bearish.
Approximate p-value.
Estimated break age.
Median shift in percentage points.
Median-shift effect size.
Pettitt K statistic.
Reference
A. N. Pettitt, “A Non-Parametric Approach to the Change-Point Problem,” Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series C (Applied Statistics), Vol. 28, No. 2, 1979, pp. 126–135. DOI: 10.2307/2346729.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for research and educational purposes. It does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or a guarantee of future performance. Trading involves risk, including the possible loss of capital. Indicator
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HTF Candles + Key LevelsHTF Candle & Key Levels Overlay
A clean, clear PulseWire indicator for analyzing Higher Timeframe (HTF) market structure and price action. It projects key percentage levels and Fibonacci ratios from the higher timeframe candle directly across your chart background, while displaying the active HTF candle neatly on the right margin—keeping your main chart completely unobstructed.
Key Features:
Flexible HTF Selection: Track Daily, 4-Hour, 1-Hour, or other timeframe candles on your lower-timeframe execution charts (e.g., 1m, 5m, 15m) to maintain full context of the broader price range.
Selectable Key & Fibonacci Levels: Easily toggle crucial range points and Fibonacci retracements—such as 0% (Low), 40%, 50% (Midpoint), 60%, 61.8%, 78.6%, and 100% (High)—complete with optional real-time price and percentage labels.
Right-Margin Candle: Renders the body and wicks of the current HTF candle off to the right side of active price action, ensuring your execution chart remains clean.
Full Customization: Adjust line styles (Solid, Dashed, Dotted), line thickness, colors, and candle parameters to fit your visual preference. Indicator
Volatility Regime Trend Ribbon [Pineify]Volatility Regime Trend Ribbon
Overview
This overlay adapts smoothing as markets change. It ranks ATR, selects a regime, and adjusts trend speed and ribbon width.
Key Features
Three ATR percentile regimes.
Regime-specific trend lengths and band scales.
Optional colors, confirmed markers, and alerts.
How It Works
ATR is ranked over a rolling window. Low ranks select low volatility, high ranks select high volatility, and middle ranks select normal volatility. Warm-up uses the normal state.
The selected length drives a recursive EMA-style center. Ribbon edges equal the center plus or minus ATR times the base multiplier and regime scale. This is a price boundary, not a statistical confidence interval. Direction turns bullish after a confirmed close above the upper edge, bearish below the lower edge, and otherwise retains its prior state.
Trading Ideas and Insights
Colors separate quiet, ordinary, and elevated ranges. A band exit can frame a direction change; movement inside stays unresolved. Gaps or thin trading can add lag and false transitions. No output is an automatic trade.
How Multiple Indicators Work Together
ATR measures range, percentile rank adds context, adaptive smoothing changes speed, and the band supplies the direction threshold. They form one engine without external data.
Unique Aspects
The original design links volatility to smoothing speed and band scale, not just color. Retained direction inside the band adds hysteresis; alerts distinguish regime and direction changes.
How to Use
Apply it to a liquid market and let the percentile window warm up.
Tune lengths and band scales for the symbol and timeframe.
Read center color as direction and ribbon color as regime.
Use confirmed alerts with independent risk controls.
Customization
ATR Length controls range sensitivity; Percentile Lookback controls context. Thresholds define states, lengths set speed, and band inputs set transition distance. Display layers are optional. Current values can change intrabar; markers and alerts require a confirmed close.
Conclusion
This ribbon organizes volatility regime and ATR percentile context for 15-minute to daily charts. It uses past and present data, remains lagging and parameter-sensitive, and makes no performance claim.
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