Target Trend ProEnhanced trend-following tool with automated entry signals, stop loss, three profit targets, filters, and live dashboard.
🎯 Target Trend Pro
An enhanced and expanded version of the original Target Trend concept by BigBeluga.
This indicator helps traders identify trend direction and manage trades visually with clear entry signals, stop loss, and three customizable take-profit levels — all displayed directly on the chart.
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🔵 KEY FEATURES
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• Adaptive SMA ± ATR bands for trend detection
• Automatic Long / Short entry triangles
• Three fixed Take Profit levels (ATR-based)
• Dynamic or fixed Stop Loss (with optional trailing)
• Live Dashboard showing:
- Entry, SL, TP1/TP2/TP3 with distance %
- Risk:Reward ratio
- ADX status
- Bars in trade
- Current trade status
• Filters:
- ADX Filter
- Higher Timeframe confirmation
- Volume Filter
• Clean visual management (lines, labels, fills)
• Full alert support (Entry + TP hits + SL hit)
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🔵 HOW IT WORKS
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1. Trend is detected when price crosses the adaptive SMA bands.
2. On a confirmed trend change, the indicator plots:
- Entry level
- Stop Loss
- Three Take Profit targets
3. Targets are calculated using ATR at the moment of the signal (fixed).
4. The dashboard updates in real time with trade progress.
5. Optional filters help reduce low-quality signals.
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🔵 SETTINGS OVERVIEW
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• Trend Length & ATR settings → Control sensitivity
• TP1 / TP2 / TP3 Multipliers → Customize target distances
• Trailing Stop → Optional dynamic stop loss
• ADX / HTF / Volume filters → Improve signal quality
• Display options → Dashboard position, line extension, etc.
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🔵 CREDITS
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Original concept: Target Trend by BigBeluga
This version is a heavily enhanced and expanded modification released for free under the same Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 license.
Please keep credits if you share or modify this script.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
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This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk properly. Indicator
Smart MoolahSmart Moolah — Order Blocks, FVG, Anchored VWAP & Structure
Smart Moolah combines several price-action concepts into one configurable toolkit, built for scalpers and day traders who track market structure, imbalances, and volume-weighted price.
WHAT IT DOES
- Order Blocks — automatically detects bullish and bearish order blocks anchored to actual swing highs/lows (not just the break event), extending forward with no length or count cap until price mitigates them.
- Fair Value Gaps (FVG) — identifies 3-candle imbalances, with an optional filter to only display FVGs that form within a defined window after a structural break (BOS/CHoCH), cutting out noise from flat, choppy consolidation.
- Break of Structure (BOS) / Change of Character (CHoCH) — swing-based structure detection, color-coded green for bullish breaks and red for bearish breaks, with labels centered on a dashed line connecting the swing point to the break.
- Anchored VWAP — session, weekly, monthly, or custom bar-count anchoring, with volume-weighted deviation bands (real standard deviation, not an approximation).
- Call / Put Hold Levels — a support level ("must hold above" for calls) and resistance level ("must hold below" for puts), derived from the nearest active order block or swing point, with a live on-chart table. Levels fade and mark "BREACHED" once price closes through them.
HOW TO USE IT
Every component is independently toggleable with its own color/style settings, grouped by section (Order Blocks, FVG, Anchored VWAP, Market Structure, Call/Put Hold Levels). Recommended starting points:
- Scalping (1-5min): Swing Lookback Length 5-8, Max FVG Boxes 5-8
- Day trading (15min-1h): Swing Lookback Length 10-15, Max FVG Boxes 10-15
The Call/Put Hold Levels are technical reference points derived from structure — they indicate whether the price action your trade thesis relies on is still intact, not a guarantee of direction or profitability.
DISCLAIMER
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, and past structural behavior does not guarantee future price action. Order block, FVG, and structure detection are pattern-based approximations, not certainties. Always use independent judgment and proper risk management. Indicator
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Market Clock | Candle & Session Timer
Market Clock — Candle & Session Timer
Market Clock is a multi-timeframe trading clock designed to make market timing easier to see at a glance.
Most candle countdown tools answer a single question: How much time is left in the current candle?
Market Clock expands that idea into a compact timing dashboard. It simultaneously tracks the active chart candle, higher-timeframe candle development, and important market-session events so traders can understand not only how much time remains, but where they currently are within the market's timing structure.
MULTI-TIMEFRAME CANDLE CLOCKS
Market Clock monitors three timing layers simultaneously:
Chart Timeframe — automatically follows the active chart
Higher Timeframe 1 — configurable by the user
Higher Timeframe 2 — configurable by the user
Each active candle displays its remaining time alongside its percentage of completion.
This can be particularly useful for traders who use lower timeframes for execution while relying on higher timeframes for confirmation. Instead of switching charts simply to check when a higher-timeframe candle closes, Market Clock keeps those clocks visible from the current chart.
CANDLE PROGRESS
Time remaining tells only part of the story.
Market Clock also visualizes how far each candle has progressed through its lifespan using a segmented progress meter and percentage reading.
This provides immediate context for questions such as:
Is this higher-timeframe candle just beginning, or is it approaching confirmation?
A setup appearing during the first portion of a candle may carry very different implications from the same setup appearing moments before that candle closes.
As candles approach completion, the progress display changes state to make late-stage candles easier to recognize.
CLOSING WARNING
The final seconds of a candle can be particularly important when waiting for candle-close confirmation.
Market Clock includes a configurable Closing Warning Threshold. When an active candle enters this window, its timer changes state and the dashboard status changes to CLOSING.
This makes approaching closes visible without requiring the trader to continually watch the countdown.
MARKET EVENT COUNTDOWNS
Trading does not occur only according to candle boundaries. Important market-session transitions have their own clocks.
Market Clock currently tracks:
NY Cash Open
Countdown to the 9:30 AM New York equity-market open.
London Close
Countdown to the London session close.
These events appear in a dedicated Next Events section and automatically roll forward to the next trading day.
When an event enters the configurable Event Soon Threshold, Market Clock highlights the approaching event and changes its overall status to EVENT SOON.
DESIGNED FOR MULTI-TIMEFRAME TRADERS
Market Clock can complement many trading styles, but it was designed especially with multi-timeframe analysis in mind.
A trader might, for example, execute from a 5-minute chart while simultaneously monitoring the completion of the 1-hour and 4-hour candles. The lower timeframe provides execution detail while Market Clock keeps the larger timing structure visible.
This can be useful for:
Candle-close confirmation
Breakout and rejection setups
Multi-timeframe confluence
Session-open preparation
Intraday and swing-trading workflows
Traders waiting for higher-timeframe confirmation before execution
CUSTOMIZATION
The dashboard can be adapted to different workflows. Traders can independently control the chart-timeframe clock, two higher-timeframe clocks, progress meters, market-event countdowns, status display, dashboard position, text size, warning thresholds, and other display elements.
This allows Market Clock to function as either a compact candle timer or a more complete multi-timeframe timing dashboard.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Price receives most of a trader's attention, but time is the other axis of every chart.
A candle's meaning develops not only from where price trades, but from how much time remains before that information becomes finalized.
Market Clock was built around that idea.
Instead of asking only:
“Where is price?”
Market Clock adds another question:
“Where are we in time?”
For traders who wait for closes, monitor several timeframes, or structure trades around major session transitions, that context can be just as valuable. Indicator
Manual Zone & Level PlotterDraws price zones and horizontal levels from a short text input, so you can keep a manually-defined map of the market on your chart without re-drawing it by hand every day.
WHY
Many traders keep a small set of levels and zones they care about (a directional target area, one or two areas where they wait for entries, and the nearest support/resistance). Re-drawing them by hand on every timeframe and every device is tedious and error-prone. This script keeps that map in two short text fields, so it survives timeframe changes, chart reloads and switching devices.
HOW IT WORKS
You type (or paste) two strings in the settings.
Zones field (settings: "Zones") - groups separated by ";", items separated by ","
G = primary zone, O = secondary zone, X = marker levels.
A range like 4371.83-4400 is drawn as a box; a single number is drawn as a line.
Example: G4371.83-4400;O4325-4350;X4350
Levels field (settings: "Levels") - R = levels above, S = levels below
Example: R4350,4400;S4325,4311.89
Everything is drawn with extend on both sides, so the zones stay visible wherever you scroll. Optional price tags can be turned off. Box transparency and line width are adjustable. Malformed numbers are skipped instead of breaking the whole drawing.
NOTES
- The script contains no signals, no alerts, no buy/sell logic and no automatic level detection. It only draws what you type. All numbers come from you.
- Nothing is repainted: the drawing is rebuilt on the last bar from your input only.
- Works on any symbol and timeframe.
This is a drawing utility for personal chart notes. It is not investment advice and it does not tell you when to buy or sell. Trading involves risk; make your own decisions. Indicator
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Key Levels, Trading Sessions & Dynamic Long/Short SignalsThis all-in-one PulseWire indicator is designed to streamline your daily market analysis by automatically plotting critical higher-timeframe liquidity levels, tracking major trading sessions, and highlighting potential trade directional biases in real time.
✨ Key Features
1. Dynamic Key Levels (Daily & Weekly Liquidity)
Yesterday’s Daily High & Low: Automatic projection of yesterday's key liquidity boundaries.
Previous Day High & Low: Tracks the levels from two days ago for broader context.
Previous Week High & Low: Keeps major weekly extremes clear on your lower-timeframe charts.
Custom Projections: Lines extend cleanly without cluttering past historical price action.
2. Actionable Trade Direction (Long & Short Bias Signals)
Automatic Level Sweeps/Touches: Detects when price interacts with key liquidity zones.
Visual Directional Labels:
"Buscar Long" (Look for Longs): Appears below key support / Daily Low touches with precise visual spacing.
"Buscar Shorts" (Look for Shorts): Appears above key resistance / Daily High touches.
ATR-Based Spacing: Labels and arrows dynamically adjust using Average True Range (ATR) to avoid overlapping candles or arrows across any asset (Crypto, Forex, Indices, Stocks).
3. Session Shadings & On-Screen Legend
Session Background Highlights: Customizable session ranges for Asia, London, and New York (NYC).
Reference Table: An elegant, customizable on-screen legend displaying active session colors.
Day Separators: Optional vertical lines marking the start of each new trading day.
🔔 Work Smarter: Use Alerts to Avoid Screen Fatigue
You don't need to sit in front of your charts all day waiting for levels to get touched.
Recommended Workflow:
Set Up Alerts: Create custom PulseWire alerts on the indicator when price reaches key levels or when a signal triggers.
Step Away: Go about your day while the market moves.
Evaluate & Execute: When you receive an alert notification, it simply means price has reached a key decision zone. Open your chart, evaluate price action at that moment, and decide whether or not to take the trade.
⚙️ Fully Customizable
Adjust line colors, styles, and text offsets.
Enable or disable individual sessions, daily separators, and session tables according to your trading setup. Indicator
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VSA No Supply No Demand
VSA No Supply & No Demand
The **VSA No Supply & No Demand** indicator is a Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) tool designed to identify potential **No Supply (NS)** and **No Demand (ND)** conditions by analyzing price direction, relative volume, candle structure, and recent price behavior.
### 🟢 No Supply (NS)
A **No Supply** signal identifies a potential reduction in selling pressure.
The indicator looks for:
* A bearish candle
* Lower volume compared with the previous two bars
* Specific wick/pin-bar structure
* Confirmation from recent price behavior
**Interpretation:**
No Supply may indicate that sellers are becoming less aggressive. When it appears near support, after a selling climax, or following a downward move, it can provide an early indication that the market may be preparing for a bullish reaction.
### 🔴 No Demand (ND)
A **No Demand** signal identifies potential weakness in buying pressure.
The indicator looks for:
* A bullish candle
* Lower volume compared with the previous two bars
* Specific wick/pin-bar structure
* Confirmation from recent price behavior
**Interpretation:**
No Demand may indicate that buyers are not showing enough strength to continue pushing price higher. When it appears near resistance, after an extended rally, or following a buying climax, it can provide an early warning of potential bearish weakness.
### 📊 VSA Logic
The indicator is designed around the relationship between **Price, Volume and Market Context**.
Typical VSA interpretation:
**Selling Climax → Stopping Volume → No Supply → Bullish Confirmation**
**Buying Climax → Distribution → No Demand → Bearish Confirmation**
### ⚙️ NSND Count
The **NSND Count** setting controls how many recent bars are evaluated when checking the price-behavior conditions surrounding an NS or ND setup.
This allows traders to adjust the sensitivity of the indicator according to their timeframe and trading style.
### 🔔 Alerts
The indicator includes separate PulseWire alerts for:
* **No Supply Alert**
* **No Demand Alert**
### ⚠️ Important
NS and ND signals should **not be treated as standalone trade entries**. VSA signals are most effective when combined with:
* Support & Resistance
* Market Structure
* Trend
* Volume Climax
* Stopping Volume
* Absorption
* Breakouts
* Higher-Timeframe Context
Use the indicator as a **confirmation and market-reading tool**, not as a guaranteed buy or sell system.
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Northern Algo - Stacked B/S VolumeOverview
Northern Algo - Stacked Buy/Sell Volume Estimate is a volume-panel indicator that divides each chart bar’s reported volume into estimated buy and sell portions. Both portions are displayed together as one stacked column, allowing total volume, estimated directional composition, and relative buy-volume intensity to be viewed in the same panel.
How the volume split is calculated
The indicator estimates the division of volume from the closing price’s position within each candle’s high-low range:
Close position = (close - low) / (high - low)
Estimated buy volume = total volume x close position
Estimated sell volume = total volume - estimated buy volume
The close-position value is constrained between zero and one. Within this model, a candle closing near its high receives a larger estimated buy-volume portion, while a candle closing near its low receives a larger estimated sell-volume portion. A close near the middle of the range produces a more balanced division.
This is a candle-based estimate. It is not a measurement of exchange-level bid/ask volume, trade aggressor volume, order flow, or the actual number of transactions initiated by buyers and sellers.
Stacked-volume display
Each column contains two segments:
* The lower teal segment represents estimated buy volume.
* The upper red segment represents estimated sell volume.
* The combined height of both segments equals the bar’s total reported volume.
An optional moving average is plotted across the stacked columns. Its default length is 20 bars and it is calculated from total volume rather than either estimated segment. This provides a reference for comparing the current bar’s overall activity with its recent average.
Seller-adjusted buy-volume scale
The optional volume-intensity color scale evaluates estimated buy volume relative to its recent history.
First, the current estimated buy volume is divided by the average estimated buy volume from previous bars. The script performs a separate relative-volume calculation for estimated sell volume. A configurable portion of that sell-volume measurement is then subtracted from the buy-volume measurement:
Adjusted buy relative volume = buy relative volume - (sell relative volume x counter-pressure weight)
The result cannot fall below zero. It is mapped through 18 intensity levels, with progressively darker teal shades representing greater estimated buy-volume expansion after accounting for elevated estimated sell volume.
This seller-adjusted scale is the indicator’s distinguishing feature. It helps separate bars where the buy-volume estimate is expanding with limited opposing pressure from bars where both estimated portions are elevated because total volume has increased.
Using the indicator
The indicator can be used to examine three related characteristics:
* Total activity: Compare the complete column height with surrounding bars and the total-volume average.
* Estimated composition: Compare the relative size of the teal and red portions within each column.
* Relative intensity: When the color scale is enabled, compare the teal shading across bars to identify changes in seller-adjusted estimated buy-volume intensity.
The calculations are performed independently on the active chart timeframe. Shorter lookbacks respond more quickly to recent volume changes, while longer lookbacks provide a smoother comparison. Increasing the counter-pressure weight causes elevated estimated sell volume to have a greater effect on the buy-volume color scale. Setting the weight to zero disables this adjustment.
Settings
* Use V Color Scale: Enables or disables the seller-adjusted buy-volume intensity scale.
* Buy RVOL Lookback Bars: Sets the number of previous bars used to calculate average estimated buy volume.
* Sell Counter-Pressure Lookback Bars: Sets the number of previous bars used to calculate average estimated sell volume.
* Sell Counter-Pressure Weight: Controls how strongly estimated sell relative volume reduces the buy-volume intensity measurement.
* Show Total Volume Average: Shows or hides the moving average of total volume.
* Total Volume Average Length: Controls the moving-average period.
* Buy, Sell, and Volume Average Colors: Customize the panel’s standard display colors.
Important limitations
The displayed buy and sell portions are estimates derived entirely from OHLCV candle data. A larger estimated buy portion does not prove that buyers initiated that proportion of the bar’s transactions, and a larger estimated sell portion does not prove that sellers initiated that proportion.
The model is less informative on candles with very small ranges. On a zero-range candle, the current calculation assigns the displayed volume to the estimated sell segment.
Results depend on the volume data supplied for the selected symbol, exchange, data feed, and chart timeframe. The script does not request lower-timeframe trade data or use future data. Values on an open realtime candle will continue changing as its high, low, close, and volume develop.
This indicator does not generate trade signals, predict future price movement, or provide a complete trading system. It is intended as a contextual volume-visualization and educational tool.
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ROIC vs WACC (Value Creation)The Recommended Timeframe This indicator must be used on a Daily (1D) timeframe.
There are two primary reasons for this:
The Beta Calculation: The script calculates the stock's volatility (Beta) against the S&P 500 using a default 252-bar lookback. There are roughly 252 trading days in a year. If you drop to a 1-hour chart, the script will calculate Beta over the last 252 hours, which completely breaks the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) math used to find the Cost of Equity.
Fundamental Data Frequency: Corporate financial data (like debt, tax rates, and ROIC) is only reported quarterly. Viewing this on an intraday chart provides no extra data and just wastes computing resources.
How the Indicator Works At its core, this indicator visualizes the most important rule in corporate finance: A company only creates true wealth for shareholders if its Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) is higher than its Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC).
If a company borrows money at 8% (WACC) to fund projects that only return 5% (ROIC), it is destroying value, even if its total revenue is growing.
Here is how the script breaks that down visually on your chart:
The Blue Line (ROIC) What it is: Return on Invested Capital. It measures how efficiently a company turns debt and equity into profit.
How it behaves: Because this data is pulled directly from the company's financial statements (Form 10-K or 10-Q), the line will look like a "staircase." It remains flat until a new earnings report is released, at which point it steps up or down.
The Orange Line (WACC) What it is: Weighted Average Cost of Capital. This is the "hurdle rate" the company must beat. It blends the cost of the company's debt (interest payments) and the cost of its equity (what shareholders expect to earn given the stock's risk).
How it behaves: Unlike ROIC, this line wiggles and waves every single day. This is because the script actively calculates WACC using live market data:
It checks the real-time US 10-Year Treasury yield to find the risk-free rate.
It calculates a live Beta to measure the stock's daily risk against the S&P 500.
It uses the live stock price to calculate the Market Cap, constantly shifting the weight between debt and equity.
The Histogram (Economic Spread) What it is: The visual difference between the Blue Line and the Orange Line (ROIC - WACC).
How to read it:
Teal Bars (Above Zero): The company is a Value Creator. It is earning more on its capital than that capital costs to acquire. These are typically high-quality businesses with strong competitive moats.
Red Bars (Below Zero): The company is a Value Destroyer. Its cost of funding is dragging down its actual returns.
A Note on the "Manual" Setting Because WACC relies heavily on a stock's historical volatility (Beta), extremely volatile tech stocks (like heavily shorted meme stocks) or highly leveraged Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) can temporarily cause the math to spit out absurd WACC numbers (like 40% or 50%).
If you are looking at an unusual stock and the Orange line looks broken, you can open the indicator settings and change the WACC Mode from "Estimated" to "Manual". This will lock the Orange line at a flat, sensible hurdle rate (default 8%) so you can still measure the company's ROIC against a standard benchmark. Indicator
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