LTF Volume Microburst Bubbles (Zeiierman)█ Overview
LTF Volume Microburst Bubbles (Zeiierman) is a lower-timeframe volume indicator designed to identify short bursts of unusually strong buying or selling activity occurring inside each chart candle.
Rather than analyzing only the total volume of the chart candle, the indicator looks inside the candle using lower-timeframe data and searches for individual volume spikes.
A lower-timeframe candle qualifies as a Microburst when it combines:
• Significantly elevated volume relative to its normal baseline.
• Sufficient directional candle body strength.
These qualifying spikes are combined into a directional Microburst Score that helps show whether bullish or bearish activity is dominating inside the candle.
⚪ Volume Microbursts
The indicator compares each lower-timeframe candle against an EMA-based volume baseline.
A qualifying Microburst requires:
• Lower-timeframe volume above the selected Spike Threshold.
• Candle body efficiency above the minimum requirement.
• Activity occurring inside an enabled trading session when session filtering is used.
The stronger and more concentrated the activity becomes, the larger the resulting Microburst Score.
█ How It Works
⚪ Lower-Timeframe Volume Detection
The script automatically selects a practical lower timeframe or allows the user to choose one manually.
Each lower-timeframe candle is compared with its normal volume baseline.
ratio = volume / volumeBaseline
A volume spike must exceed the selected Spike Threshold before it can contribute to a Microburst.
⚪ Directional Efficiency
Volume alone is not enough.
The lower-timeframe candle must also show sufficient directional movement relative to its full range. This helps filter out high-volume candles dominated by wicks or indecision.
⚪ Microburst Score
Qualifying spikes are separated into bullish and bearish activity.
The indicator measures the balance between both sides and combines it with the concentration and strength of the detected volume bursts.
• Positive scores indicate bullish dominance.
• Negative scores indicate bearish dominance.
When the score reaches the selected Signal Threshold, a bullish or bearish Microburst signal is generated.
█ How to Use
⚪ Identify Aggressive Participation
Microburst bubbles highlight candles where lower-timeframe activity suddenly expands above normal conditions.
Large bubbles can help traders quickly identify areas where unusually strong participation entered the market.
⚪ Microbursts for Trend Continuation
A strong bullish or bearish Microburst can confirm that aggressive participation is entering in the direction of the prevailing move. In these situations, the Microburst can help confirm that directional participation is supporting the existing move.
Bullish continuation signals may appear when:
• Price is already trending higher.
• A pullback ends, and bullish Microburst activity expands.
• Price breaks through resistance with strong bullish lower-timeframe participation.
Bearish continuation signals may appear when:
• Price is already trending lower.
• A retracement ends, and bearish Microburst activity expands.
• Price breaks through support with strong bearish lower-timeframe participation.
⚪ Microbursts for Potential Reversals
Strong Microbursts can also appear near the end of an extended move, where unusually aggressive participation may signal a potential reversal.
For example, a strong bullish Microburst appearing after a sharp decline may indicate aggressive buying entering near a low.
Likewise, a strong bearish Microburst appearing after an extended rally may indicate aggressive selling entering near a high.
Potential reversal signals become more relevant when they appear around:
• Previous swing highs or lows.
• Support and resistance levels.
• Liquidity sweeps.
• Extended directional moves.
• Failed breakouts or breakdowns.
The Microburst itself does not determine whether price will continue or reverse. Its context relative to market structure helps determine how the signal should be interpreted.
█ Settings
Auto Lower Timeframe: Automatically selects a practical lower timeframe for Microburst detection.
Manual Lower Timeframe: Sets the lower timeframe used when automatic selection is disabled.
Volume Baseline: Controls the EMA length used to determine normal lower-timeframe volume.
Spike Threshold: Sets how far above the volume baseline a lower-timeframe candle must trade before qualifying as a spike.
Min Body Efficiency: Controls how directional a lower-timeframe candle must be before it can qualify.
Signal Threshold: Sets the Microburst Score required for bullish and bearish signals.
Session Time Zone: Controls how enabled trading session times are interpreted.
Sydney / Tokyo / London / New York: Enables or disables Microburst detection during each trading session.
New Level Cooldown: Controls how many bars must pass before another same-direction level can form.
Max Level Age: Sets how long first-burst levels may remain on the chart.
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Disclaimer
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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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Primaegis Power Movers DashboardA watchlist dashboard that ranks up to 40 symbols by whether today's volume is
actually backing the move — not just by how big the volume is.
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THE PROBLEM IT SOLVES
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Relative volume is direction-blind. Sorted by raw RVOL, a stock down 4% on
11x average volume sits above a stock up 4% on 5x volume — the heaviest
distribution day on your list outranks the best accumulation day. You end up
reading the top of the table as a shopping list when half of it is the exit
queue.
This adds two composite rankings that carry the sign of the move, so the top
of the list and the bottom of the list are both useful.
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CALCULATIONS
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RVOL = today's volume / SMA(volume, N) of the PRIOR N days (default 20).
The current bar is excluded from its own baseline. Requested on the daily
timeframe, so readings are identical on any chart resolution.
Strong Start (★) = open > previous close AND day's low >= previous close x 0.995.
The stock gapped or opened up and never gave back more than 0.5% of the prior
close. Credit for the concept goes to Manas Arora.
POWER = RVOL x Chg% + (0.5 x RVOL if Strong Start)
Volume-weighted move. Up-on-heavy-volume floats to the top, down-on-heavy-
volume sinks to the bottom, and the middle of the list is genuinely the noise.
The Strong Start bonus scales with volume, so a star on 5x volume outranks a
star on 1x. RVOL is capped at 15x and Chg% at +/-15% so a single halted or
gapping name cannot dominate the ranking.
PRESSURE = RVOL x |Chg%|
Same magnitude, sign discarded. The biggest volume-backed moves in either
direction rise together. Use this early in the session, when Chg% is noisy
and you want to see where volume is landing regardless of direction.
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READING IT
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Cross RVOL against direction and you get four quadrants:
High RVOL + up accumulation. The A setup, especially with a star.
High RVOL + down distribution. The most useful exit signal on the board.
Low RVOL + up drift. No participation behind it; fades easily.
Low RVOL + down healthy pullback. On a leader, the constructive quadrant.
Row tinting is independent of the sort: only the heaviest X% by RVOL (default
50%) get a tinted row, shaded by direction and graded by rank. Untinted rows
are participating at noise level whatever their percentage says.
Benchmark your readings against the index. A name at 100% RVOL on a day the
index is at 115% is participating LESS than the market, not more.
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SETTINGS
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Paste watchlist Comma or newline separated. Bare tickers get the default
exchange prefix, so a screener export pastes straight in.
Start at symbol # Page a list longer than 40 across multiple instances.
Sort by Power (default), Pressure, RVOL, Chg%, or SS.
Show Watchlist only (default), Both, or Current symbol only.
The corner box costs one row, so "Both" caps the table at 39.
Light up top % How much of the list gets tinted. Lower = fewer, hotter names.
Columns Chg% and the Power/Pressure score are optional.
Theme / size / position for the table and the corner box.
Run several instances with different lists to monitor more than 40 names.
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LIMITATIONS
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- 40 symbols per instance. This is Pine's cap on request.*() calls, not a
design choice.
- Intraday, RVOL compares a partial day against full prior days, so it climbs
through the session. Compare like with like, or read it near the close.
- Thin names produce unstable RVOL — a small denominator makes the ratio jumpy.
Apply your own liquidity filter before adding a symbol.
- This is a dashboard, not a signal generator. No entries, exits or alerts.
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CREDITS
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Modified from "Strong Start RVOL Dashboard" by @finallynitin, published under
MPL 2.0 and reused under that licence. The original credits @FreeThinkEd for
the base script and Manas Arora for the Strong Start concept. All of that
lineage stands.
Added in this version:
- Power and Pressure composite rankings, with Power as the default sort
- Optional score column so the ranking is inspectable rather than implicit
- Rewritten tinted-row contrast: the background already encodes direction, so
colouring the text by direction too produced red glyphs on a red fill. Tinted
rows now use a single high-contrast ink; untinted rows keep semantic colour
- Softer dark-theme palette (pure lime and pure red are harsh at small sizes)
- Leading zeros on sub-1 values, so 0.9% no longer renders as .9% Indicator
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Bar Volume & Delta Volume Labels# Bar Volume & Delta Volume Labels
## Overview
**Bar Volume & Delta Volume Labels** is a lightweight price action companion that displays each candle's **Total Volume** and an **Estimated Volume Delta** directly below the chart.
Instead of opening a separate volume indicator, you can instantly see how much volume participated in each candle and whether buyers or sellers appeared to dominate.
This indicator is designed for traders who rely on:
* Price Action
* Support & Resistance
* Breakouts
* Trend Trading
* ICT / Smart Money Concepts (SMC)
* Scalping and Intraday Trading
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## What is Total Volume?
**Volume** represents the total number of contracts, shares, or lots traded during a candle.
Higher volume generally indicates:
* Strong participation
* Increased market interest
* Greater likelihood that the move is meaningful
Lower volume may suggest:
* Weak participation
* Consolidation
* Potential fake breakouts
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## What is Volume Delta?
Since PulseWire does not provide true bid/ask order flow for most markets, this indicator calculates an **estimated volume delta** based on where the candle closes within its range.
The calculation assumes:
* Candle closes near the High → More buying pressure
* Candle closes near the Low → More selling pressure
* Candle closes near the Middle → Balanced buying and selling
Estimated Delta = Estimated Buying Volume − Estimated Selling Volume
This provides a quick approximation of buying versus selling pressure using only OHLC and volume data.
**Note:** This is **not** true exchange order-flow delta or footprint data. It is an estimation designed to provide additional context when interpreting price action.
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## Reading the Labels
Example:
Vol: 12.5K
Delta: +4.1K
Meaning:
* Total traded volume = 12,500
* Estimated buying pressure exceeded selling pressure by approximately 4,100 units
Another example:
Vol: 18K
Delta: -7K
Meaning:
* Total traded volume = 18,000
* Estimated selling pressure dominated the candle
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## Text Colors
When **Color Delta Text** is enabled:
🟢 Green = Positive Delta (buyers dominated)
🔴 Red = Negative Delta (sellers dominated)
You may also disable automatic coloring and choose your own text color.
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## Inputs
### Show Total Volume
Displays the candle's total traded volume.
### Show Volume Delta
Displays the estimated volume delta.
### Color Delta Text
Automatically colors the labels according to the delta direction.
### Text Size
Choose between:
* Tiny
* Small
* Normal
* Large
* Huge
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# How to Use
This indicator works best when combined with market structure and key price levels rather than used as a standalone trading signal.
### 1. Confirm Breakouts
A breakout accompanied by:
* High volume
* Positive delta
often suggests stronger buying participation.
Conversely, a downside breakout with:
* High volume
* Negative delta
suggests stronger selling participation.
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### 2. Spot Weak Moves
If price moves aggressively but volume remains low, the move may lack conviction and could be more susceptible to reversal.
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### 3. Confirm Reactions at Support and Resistance
Watch how the delta behaves when price reaches important levels.
For example:
Support:
* Price rejects support
* Positive delta increases
This may indicate buyers stepping in.
Resistance:
* Price rejects resistance
* Negative delta increases
This may indicate sellers becoming more active.
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### 4. Identify Momentum
Large positive delta on consecutive candles often indicates sustained buying pressure.
Large negative delta on consecutive candles often indicates sustained selling pressure.
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## Best Used With
* Market Structure
* Support & Resistance
* Volume Profile
* VWAP
* Moving Averages
* Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
* Order Blocks
* Trendlines
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## Disclaimer
The displayed volume delta is an **estimated calculation**, not true bid/ask delta or exchange order-flow data.
It should be used as an additional layer of market context and not as a standalone buy or sell signal.
Always combine this indicator with sound risk management and your existing trading strategy.
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ATR RVOL Buy and Sell SignalsTTG ATR + RVOL Buy & Sell Signals
The TTG ATR + RVOL Buy & Sell Signals indicator is designed to identify high-momentum buying and selling opportunities by combining ATR (Average True Range), Relative Volume (RVOL), and price action confirmation into a single visual trading system.
Instead of relying on one indicator, it highlights candles where institutional momentum, volatility, and volume align, helping traders quickly identify high-probability entries and exits.
Features
✅ ATR Momentum Detection
The indicator identifies buyer-controlled and seller-controlled candles whose body size exceeds the current Average True Range (ATR).
Buyer-Controlled ATR Candle
Bullish candle
Candle body larger than the current ATR
Indicates unusually strong buying pressure
Seller-Controlled ATR Candle
Bearish candle
Candle body larger than the current ATR
Indicates unusually strong selling pressure
✅ Relative Volume (RVOL)
Measures how today's volume compares to the average volume over a customizable lookback period.
High RVOL highlights institutional participation and stronger conviction behind price movement.
Customize:
RVOL Lookback Length
RVOL Threshold
Bullish Candle Color
Bearish Candle Color
✅ ATR + RVOL Combination Detection
When a candle meets both ATR and RVOL requirements, it signals exceptionally strong momentum.
These combination candles often represent:
Trend continuation
Breakout momentum
Institutional participation
Expansion moves
Separate alerts are available for bullish and bearish ATR + RVOL momentum candles.
B1 & S1 Momentum Signals
The indicator automatically labels ATR momentum candles.
🟢 B1 Buy Signal
Appears when:
Candle closes bullish
Candle body exceeds ATR
Represents the first sign of strong buyer control.
🔴 S1 Sell Signal
Appears when:
Candle closes bearish
Candle body exceeds ATR
Represents the first sign of strong seller control.
B2 & S2 Ignition Signals
The indicator identifies explosive momentum moves by requiring three conditions:
🚀 B2 Entry Signal
Appears when:
Buyer-controlled ATR candle
RVOL exceeds the Ignition Threshold
Price closes above the previous candle's high
This identifies powerful bullish breakout momentum with strong volume confirmation.
🔥 S2 Exit Signal
Appears when:
Seller-controlled ATR candle
RVOL exceeds the Ignition Threshold
Price closes below the previous candle's low
This identifies strong bearish breakdown momentum with institutional selling pressure.
Smart Candle Coloring
The indicator automatically colors candles based on detected conditions.
Supports two priority modes:
ATR First
ATR momentum takes precedence over RVOL coloring.
RVOL First
Relative Volume conditions take precedence over ATR coloring.
This allows traders to emphasize either volatility or volume depending on their trading style.
Fully Customizable
Customize nearly every aspect of the indicator, including:
ATR Length
ATR Detection On/Off
ATR Candle Colors
RVOL Lookback Period
RVOL Threshold
RVOL Candle Colors
Ignition RVOL Threshold
B1 Label Visibility
S1 Label Visibility
B2 Label Visibility
S2 Label Visibility
Label Colors
Candle Color Priority
Built-In Alerts
The indicator includes alerts for:
✅ B1 Buy Signals
✅ S1 Sell Signals
✅ B2 Ignition Buy Signals
✅ S2 Ignition Sell Signals
✅ ATR + RVOL Bullish Momentum
✅ ATR + RVOL Bearish Momentum
These alerts can be used to receive notifications without continuously monitoring the chart.
Best For
Day Trading
Momentum Trading
Breakout Strategies
Scalping
Options Trading
Futures Trading
Swing Trading
How It Works
The TTG ATR + RVOL Buy & Sell Signals indicator combines volatility (ATR), relative volume (RVOL), and price action to identify moments when buyers or sellers are in clear control of the market. By distinguishing between initial momentum (B1/S1) and confirmed breakout or breakdown moves (B2/S2 Ignition), it helps traders focus on high-conviction opportunities while reducing noise from ordinary price fluctuations.
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Volume Surge - Dual PeriodVolume Surge - Dual Period
Volume Surge - Dual Period is a volume anomaly indicator designed to identify unusually high trading activity by comparing the current candle's volume against two independent historical volume averages.
How it works
The indicator uses two volume benchmarks:
Short-Term Average — default: 30 periods
Long-Term Average — default: 100 periods
The current volume is compared against both averages to calculate two relative volume ratios:
Short-Term Ratio = Current Volume / Short-Term Average
Long-Term Ratio = Current Volume / Long-Term Average
The current candle is excluded from both averages, ensuring that a volume spike does not artificially increase the benchmark it is being compared against.
Volume Surge Levels
The indicator identifies three configurable volume thresholds:
2x — elevated volume
3x — strong volume surge
5x — extreme volume surge
A signal is generated when either the short-term or long-term ratio reaches one of these thresholds.
If multiple thresholds are reached, only the highest level is displayed.
Visual Signals
The chart background changes according to the highest detected volume level:
Yellow → 2x or higher
Orange → 3x or higher
Red → 5x or higher
A circle marks the first candle where a threshold is crossed:
2x → small circle
3x → medium circle
5x → large circle
The circle color reflects the candle direction:
Green → bullish candle
Red → bearish candle
Gray → doji
Dual-Period Context
Using two different averages helps distinguish between short-term volume spikes and broader volume anomalies.
For example:
Short-Term: 3.2x
Long-Term: 1.6x
This indicates that the current volume is unusually high compared with recent activity, but not particularly unusual compared with the broader 100-period context.
Conversely:
Short-Term: 3.2x
Long-Term: 5.1x
indicates a much more significant volume anomaly, as the current volume is exceptionally high relative to both recent and longer-term activity.
Tooltip Information
Hovering over a signal displays:
Current Volume
Short-Term Average
Short-Term Ratio
Long-Term Average
Long-Term Ratio
Candle Direction
This allows the user to quickly understand not only that a volume surge occurred, but also how significant it is across different time horizons.
Suggested Interpretation
Volume Surge is intended as a context indicator, not a standalone trading signal.
Large volume spikes can indicate increased participation, potential breakouts, capitulation, accumulation, distribution, news-driven activity, or other significant market events.
The meaning of a volume surge depends heavily on price action, trend, market structure, and the location of the signal.
Use the indicator to identify areas that deserve attention rather than as an automatic buy or sell trigger.
Parameters
All key parameters are configurable:
Short-Term Average Period
Long-Term Average Period
Threshold 1 Multiplier
Threshold 2 Multiplier
Threshold 3 Multiplier
Default settings:
30 / 100 periods
2x / 3x / 5x thresholds Indicator
Trading Value
Overview
อินดิเคเตอร์ตัวนี้ออกแบบมาเพื่อติดตาม "มูลค่าการซื้อขาย"
Value = Volume × ราคาเฉลี่ย OHLC4 ในแต่ละแท่งเทียน
ช่วยให้เห็นขนาดของเม็ดเงินที่ไหลเข้าหรือออกอย่างแท้จริง
พร้อมเส้นค่าเฉลี่ย (MA) เพื่อใช้วิเคราะห์โมเมนตัมของกระแสเงิน
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องค์ประกอบและการทำงาน
1. แท่งมูลค่าการซื้อขาย (Value Columns)
1a) หากมูลค่าในแท่งนั้นสูงกว่าเส้น Initial MA แท่งจะแสดงเป็นสีเทาเข้ม
บ่งบอกถึงเม็ดเงินที่เข้ามาหนาแน่นกว่าค่าเฉลี่ยระยะสั้น
1b) หากมูลค่าน้อยกว่าเส้น Initial MA แท่งจะแสดงเป็นสีเทาอ่อน
บ่งบอกถึงเม็ดเงินที่เข้ามาลดลงจากค่าเฉลี่ยระยะสั้น
2. เส้นค่าเฉลี่ย (Moving Averages)
สามารถปรับเลือกประเภทได้ระหว่าง SMA และ EMA
2a) Initial MA (สีเขียว, ค่าเริ่มต้น 10): ใช้ประเมินเกณฑ์มาตรฐานระยะสั้น
2b) Fast MA (สีส้ม, ค่าเริ่มต้น 20): ใช้ดูแนวโน้มโมเมนตัมระยะกลาง
2c) Slow MA (สีฟ้า, ค่าเริ่มต้น 50): ใช้ดูแนวโน้มระยะยาว
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Overview
This indicator is designed to track the "Trading Value"
(Value = Volume × OHLC4 average price) for each candlestick.
It reveals the actual magnitude of money flowing in or out,
alongside Moving Averages (MA) to analyze money flow momentum.
Components and Functions
1. Value Columns
1a) If the value in the bar is higher than the Initial MA, the column will display in dark gray,
indicating a higher concentration of money inflow compared to the short-term average.
1b) If the value is lower than the Initial MA, the column will display in light gray,
indicating a decrease in money inflow compared to the short-term average.
2. Moving Averages
The MA type can be selected between SMA and EMA.
2a) Initial MA (Green, default 10): Used to evaluate the short-term baseline.
2b) Fast MA (Orange, default 20): Used to observe mid-term momentum trends.
2c) Slow MA (Cyan, default 50): Used to observe long-term trends. Indicator
RVOL Candles | FALCON AIFalcon RVOL Candles — an educational volume study.
Most volume tools compare the current bar to a rolling average, which mixes the
busy market open with the quiet lunch hour and gives a distorted read. This study
does it differently: it compares each candle to the average volume at that SAME
time of day. The 9:30 bar is measured against past 9:30 bars, the 12:00 bar against
past 12:00 bars — like-for-like. That shows when a move is backed by genuine,
time-adjusted participation versus a low-liquidity drift.
How to read it:
• Extreme — volume ≥ 2× the time-of-day average (unusually heavy)
• High — volume ≥ 1.5×
• Normal — in between
• Low — volume ≤ 0.7× (quiet)
An optional top-right readout shows the live RVOL multiple and its tier.
Settings:
• Thresholds for each tier (multiples of the time-of-day average)
• Fully customizable colors
• Toggle the readout on/off
Notes:
• Works best on intraday timeframes, since it groups volume by time of day.
• Averages build as the chart loads more bars of each time slot — give it history
for a stable read.
• Chart study only: it does not place trades, does not backtest, and has no entry,
stop, target, or position-sizing logic. Your entry, your risk. Not financial advice. Indicator
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Sheabot Relative Volume and RangeDisplay a combined table showing relative volume and relative range (also known as Daily True Range vs Average True Range) on all timeframes. The table rows change colors based on the relative volume and relative range values. The values and colors can be configured.
These indicators are combined together for a more efficient display in the same location. These indicators also commonly move together. A low relative volume will also likely have a low relative range. A high relative volume may accompany the price breaking out past the average range and a relative range over 100%. The relative range can also help set price targets. If the relative range is less than 100%, then the stock has not yet moved to its average range.
These concepts are used and inspired by the great @ripster47 .
Relative Volume
Table displays current volume, average volume, and relative volume as a percent of current volume / average volume over the timeframe.
When the timeframe is 1D or less, then the current volume is the volume for the day so far, and the average volume is calculated over the past bar length days.
When the timeframe is greater than 1D, then the current volume is the volume for the week/month/year so far, and the average volume is calculated over the past bar length weeks/months/years.
High Percent: Default is 100. Relative volume below this is considered low and the table row is colored grey. Relative volume above this is considered high and the table row is colored yellow.
Unusual Percent. Default is 200. Relative volume above this is considered unusual and the table row is colored green.
Relative Range
Table displays daily true range (DTR), average true range (ATR), and relative range as a percent of DTR / ATR over the timeframe.
When the timeframe is 1D or less, then the daily true range is the difference between the high and low price since open, and the average true range is calculated over the past bar length days.
When the timeframe is greater than 1D, then the daily true range is the difference between the high and low price for the past week/month/year, and the average true range is calculated over the past bar length weeks/months/years.
Normal Percent: Default is 50. Relative range below this is considered low and the table row is colored grey. Relative range above this is considered normal and the table row is colored yellow.
High Percent. Default is 90. Relative range above this is considered high and the table row is colored red.
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Strong Start RVOL Dashboard (Auto-Exchange)📢 Important Note: Adapted Replica
This script is an authorized and adapted replica of the original "Strong Start RVOL Dashboard" by @finallynitin . A huge thank you to him for approving this publication! You can check out his original work and implementation details here:
💡 What makes this version different? (The "Auto-Exchange" feature)
The main purpose of this adaptation is to remove the original script's restriction of using a forced default exchange (like NSE) for bare tickers.
With this update, there is no need to set a default exchange. If you paste a plain ticker, PulseWire's global search engine will automatically resolve it and display the asset with the highest trading volume and market interest—exactly the same as when you search for a symbol manually on your chart.
📌 Best Practices for Watchlists:
US & Major Stocks: This automated system works flawlessly for common US equities and heavily traded assets. Just paste the ticker (e.g., AAPL, DELL, NVDA).
Dual-Listed or Low Volume Assets: If you are trading smaller names or assets listed across multiple global exchanges with lower volume, it is highly recommended to follow the original script's fully-qualified format to avoid any ambiguity: Exchange:Ticker (e.g., NYSE:DELL or NASDAQ:FROG).
⚠️ Notes & Limitations (Auto-Exchange Updates):
Double-check your list : Since the script automatically picks the exchange with the highest volume for bare tickers, it is always a good practice to double-check the results. You might be tracking a ticker from a different global exchange without realizing it.
Dynamic matching risk : PulseWire resolves bare tickers dynamically based on current market interest and liquidity. If a low-volume stock you are tracking suddenly shares a ticker name with a highly active asset on another exchange, the script's selection might shift.
Absolute certainty : If you want to ensure 100% accuracy and lock a specific asset permanently into your dashboard, skip the auto-matching and manually input the exact Exchange:Ticker format.
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Strong Start RVOL DashboardStrong Start RVOL Dashboard is a live watchlist scanner that ranks the symbols you paste in by Relative Volume (RVOL), highest first, and flags the names that have made a "strong start" to the day. It is built for one job: glancing at a basket of stocks and quickly shortlisting the few that are worth a closer look for a long entry, without flipping through dozens of charts.
It runs on daily data, so it works on any chart timeframe and any market, and updates in real time through the session.
This code is modified fom an original unpublished code by @FadeToGreen (aka FreerThinkEd)
⦿ INTRODUCTION
Relative Volume
Relative Volume (RVOL) answers a simple question: is this stock trading more (or less), than it usually does by this point in the day?*
RVOL = volume traded so far today ÷ average daily volume over the lookback period
Shown as a percentage, 100% means a full average day's worth of volume has already traded, 300% means three times normal, and so on. Unusually heavy volume early in the session is the footprint of real participation.
Strong Start
A strong start means that the price opened higher and has held the gap.
Manas Arora, the veteran Indian trader, popularised this terminology. The script designates a strong start by a ★, which is shown when both of these are true today:
Today's open is above the previous day's close i.e. the stock gapped up.
Today's low has stayed at or above the previous close × 0.995 i.e. it has not traded more than ~0.5% back below where it closed yesterday.
A stock that gaps up and immediately fills the gap is not a strong start; one that opens up and refuses to give the level back is. Combining RVOL with a "strong start" (price gapping up and holding above the prior close), provides context many traders look for before committing to a name. So, pairing the ★ with a high RVOL and a green row is the core pattern the dashboard is designed to surface.
⦿ COMPONENTS
The watchlist table is the main panel. One row per symbol, sorted by RVOL descending, with these columns:
Symbol : the ticker (the exchange prefix is stripped for readability).
RVOL : relative volume, as described above.
Chg% : percentage change versus the previous day's close. (Optional; hidden by default.)
SS : a ★ appears when the stock qualifies as a strong start (defined above).
Row colouring: Only the heaviest-volume slice of the list is tinted. By default, the top 50% by RVOL. As this is a rank, it recalibrates through the day and naturally highlights names whose volume climbs as the session progresses. Within that tinted group:
Green : the stock is up by at least the move threshold (default 1.5%)
Amber : heavy volume but the move is still flat: activity without direction yet (early, or churning).
Red : heavy volume but the stock is down by the threshold: being sold into.
The current-symbol box is a small one-cell readout for the symbol on your chart, reading e.g. `★ RVOL 669%'. It shows that symbol's own relative volume and a ★ if it is itself a strong start. It can be placed in any corner, shown on its own, or hidden.
⦿ SETTINGS
Avg volume lookback (days) : the window for the average-volume baseline. Default 20 (a steadier baseline; set 10 for a more reactive one).
Show RVOL as : Percent or Ratio.
Flag when RVOL% ≥ : the level at which RVOL is treated as "high" for the value's own colour (in Dark theme).
Move threshold (Chg% for green) : how far a tinted row must move to turn green (up) or red (down) rather than amber. Default 1.5%.
Light up top % by RVO L: what fraction of the list, ranked by RVOL, is eligible for a tinted row. Lower = fewer, hotter names only.
Watchlist (paste)
Default exchange for bare tickers : bare symbols with no `EXCHANGE:` prefix get this added. Default is NSE.
Paste watchlist : paste a PulseWire watchlist export or a plain comma-separated list (e.g. from a screener). Section dividers and blanks are skipped automatically; bare tickers are auto-prefixed.
Start at symbol # : skip this many symbols before filling the table, so you can page through a list longer than the per-script symbol limit.
Table Options
Show : Watchlist only, Current symbol only, or Both.
Size / ↕ / ↔ : table text size and on-screen position.
Show Chg% column : reveal the change column (hidden by default).
Current-symbol box position : which corner the box sits in. If it would land on the exact same corner as the table, it auto-moves to the opposite corner so the two never overlap.
Theme : Light (default) or Dark, to match your chart background.
⦿ NOTES & LIMITATIONS
The dashboard reads daily values (today's running total versus completed prior days), which is why it works on any chart timeframe.
It uses one data request per symbol. A single script can request a limited number of symbols (40 on most plans; the current-symbol box uses one of those slots, so the table holds up to 39 alongside it). Use the 'Start at symbol #' option to page through longer lists, or run a second copy.
RVOL needs at least the lookback number of completed daily bars to be meaningful for each symbol.
Indices and instruments without real volume will simply show no value and drop out of the ranking.
The default exchange is `NSE`, but the tool is market-agnostic — change the default or paste fully-qualified `EXCHANGE:TICKER` symbols for any market.
⦿ DISCLAIMER
This script is a screening and visualisation tool, not financial advice or a trading signal. It highlights where volume and a holding gap-up coincide; it does not predict price and does not account for your risk, position sizing, or strategy. Always do your own analysis. Past activity does not guarantee future results. Indicator
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Projected Volume (Intraperiod Estimate)Projected Volume (Intraperiod Estimate)
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OVERVIEW
Projected Volume replaces the standard volume study with a live, forward-looking
estimate of where the current bar's volume is likely to finish. Volume is only
known with certainty once a bar closes, which makes it hard to judge in real time
whether the bar in progress is trading heavy or light. This indicator solves that
by drawing the volume already traded as a solid column and projecting the
remaining, not-yet-traded volume as a hollow cap on top — so the anticipated
final volume of the developing bar is visible at a glance. The projection is
rebuilt on every update of the live bar and adapts to your chart timeframe and to
the data your subscription can access.
WHAT IT PLOTS
• Directional volume columns on every bar — green when close ≥ open, red when
close < open (the standard volume read you already use).
• On the current, unfinished bar only:
– a solid column for the volume traded so far;
– a hollow outline extending from the top of the solid column up to the
projected final volume;
– an optional label with the projected total and the percent of the period
elapsed.
As the bar fills in, the solid portion grows and the hollow cap shrinks toward
zero. At the close, projected equals actual.
HOW THE PROJECTION WORKS
The indicator uses two methods and selects between them automatically based on
whether sub-bar (intrabar) data is available.
1) Intraperiod volume profile — primary method
For each of the last N completed bars, the script requests lower-timeframe
volume and measures how volume accumulates through the period: what fraction of
the period's total volume is typically complete by the end of each time-slice —
the classic "how much of the day's volume is usually done by the first hour, the
second hour…" shape. That cumulative curve is averaged across the lookback window
to form a typical accumulation profile.
For the developing bar the script determines how far through the period it has
progressed, reads the typical cumulative fraction f at that point, and estimates:
projected total = volume so far ÷ f
Because the profile captures the real intraperiod shape — the U-shaped session
volume common in equities, or the flatter distribution of 24/7 crypto — the
estimate reflects typical behavior rather than assuming volume arrives at a
constant rate.
2) Average-of-increment — base-resolution fallback
When the chart is already at the lowest interval your data plan provides (for
example a 1-minute chart on a plan without seconds data), there is no sub-bar to
sample and the profile method does not apply. In that case the script projects:
projected total = volume so far + (1 − elapsed) × average volume of last N bars
This equals a typical bar early in the period, tracks the realized volume as the
bar fills, always sits at or above the volume already traded, and converges to
the actual figure at the close. It requires no lower-timeframe data and cannot
error. Elapsed time is measured from the clock, so no sub-bar feed is needed.
Automatic method selection
The script detects whether a usable lower timeframe exists that your plan can
serve. If so, it uses the profile method — and floors sub-sampling at one minute,
so 5m / 15m / 1h charts still build a genuine profile from 1-minute intrabars. If
not, it uses the average-of-increment fallback. The active method is shown in the
on-chart label, where a "· avg" suffix denotes fallback mode.
SETTINGS
• Intraperiod slices (12 / 24 / 48) — number of time-slices used to model the
accumulation curve within each period. 24 is roughly hourly on a daily chart.
• Lookback periods — number of completed bars averaged for the profile and the
fallback average (default 30).
• Auto sub-period timeframe — when on, the script chooses the intrabar sampling
resolution automatically. Turn off to set it manually.
• Manual sub-period timeframe — used when Auto is off; must be lower than the
chart timeframe.
• Allow seconds sub-sampling — off by default. Enable only if your plan provides
seconds data; when off, the script never requests sub-minute data and therefore
cannot error on a 1-minute chart.
• Min % elapsed before projecting — suppresses unstable projections in the
opening moments of a new bar.
• Up / Down volume colors and a toggle for the projection label.
READING THE LABEL
The label reads, for example, "Proj 1.2M (35% elapsed)" — the projected final
volume and how far the current period has progressed. A "· avg" suffix indicates
the average-of-increment fallback is active because intrabar data is unavailable
at that resolution.
BEHAVIOR, NOTES & LIMITATIONS
• Real-time by design. The projection exists only on the current, unfinished bar
and recalculates as that bar develops. Historical bars display actual traded
volume only — the indicator does not restate closed bars, but the live estimate
moves tick to tick as new volume arrives. This is expected behavior for a
forward projection, not hidden repainting.
• It is an estimate, not a guarantee. Accuracy is lowest in the first fraction of
a new bar and improves as the bar fills; the "Min % elapsed" input guards the
earliest, noisiest moments.
• The profile method depends on intrabar data availability, which varies by
symbol and subscription. Where it is unavailable, the indicator degrades
gracefully to the average-based method.
• Works across asset classes and timeframes. Because elapsed progress is measured
from intrabar count where available (and otherwise from the clock), it adapts to
both continuous (crypto) and session-based (equities/futures) markets.
• Volume reflects the data feed of the chart's symbol; index or aggregated tickers
may report volume differently from a single exchange.
CONCEPT
The tool pairs a standard directional volume histogram with an
intraperiod-accumulation model and presents the realized-versus-projected split
visually as a filled column plus a hollow cap. The aim is a single, glanceable
read on whether the bar in progress is on pace to finish heavy or light relative
to recent norms. Indicator
ZHZH TV Indicators/ Layout
ZH Indicator — Current Summary
A single Pine Script v6 overlay indicator combining everything ZH uses for EP trading.
1. Moving Averages
10 EMA, 20 EMA, 50 SMA, 100 SMA, 200 SMA — each with a custom color picker. A Show On Timeframe dropdown controls where they appear: All / Intraday Only / Daily Only / Daily & Weekly / Weekly & Above. Master on/off toggle included.
2. VWAP
HLC/3 source, session anchor, intraday only — disappears on daily and above. No bands.
3. EP Data Tables
Top right — Market Context:
* QQQ % and BRD % — green/red colored, flush to top
Bottom right — Stock Data (always daily, timeframe-locked):
* Market Cap (red if < $40M), Share Float, ADR%, ATR — label/value tight right-aligned
* VOL | RVOL 90 | $ VOL — horizontal row below with individual color thresholds:
* VOL — green if > 8.9M
* RVOL 90 — green if > 300%
* $ VOL — tiered: yellow > $100M / orange > $500M / red > $1B Indicator
Volume Profile - AccurateCore Architecture
1. Lower-Timeframe Precision Engine Traditional volume profiles on PulseWire can be inaccurate because they guess the volume distribution within a daily candle. This script actually pulls raw data from a lower Source TF (default 5-minute) using request.security_lower_tf and mathematically reconstructs the exact volume traded at every single price tick for the entire day.
2. The Histogram (The Profile itself) It divides the entire price range of the period into a set number of horizontal rows (default 24). It then sorts the lower timeframe volume into these rows, painting a histogram (horizontal bars) on the side of the chart.
Key Trading Features
1. Point of Control (POC) The script mathematically isolates the single row with the absolute highest traded volume for the period.
Action: It projects a solid red line across the chart at this exact price level. The POC acts as the ultimate "fair value" price where buyers and sellers agreed the most, making it a massive magnet for future price action and a strong support/resistance level.
2. Value Area (VA) It calculates the core range where the majority of the trading took place (default is 68% of all volume, representing one standard deviation).
Action: It plots the Value Area High (VAH) and Value Area Low (VAL) as blue lines, and dynamically fills the background between them. Trading outside the Value Area represents an imbalance, while trading inside it represents balance.
3. Advanced Node Detection (HVN & LVN) This is where the script shines. It doesn't just plot the profile; it uses an algorithm to scan the shape of the profile and identify specific structural anomalies:
HVN (High Volume Nodes): Peaks in the profile (other than the POC). The script automatically draws red dashed lines and boxes at these levels. They act as localized support/resistance ledges.
LVN (Low Volume Nodes): Valleys or "gaps" in the profile where price moved so fast that almost zero volume was traded.
LVN Areas: The script goes a step further and intelligently groups adjacent LVNs together to create an "LVN Area" box (default Lime Green). Because there is no historical volume here to stop the price, if price enters an LVN Area, it will usually slice right through it like a hot knife
through butter.
Visual Control
It uses Pine Script's array-based object management (array, array) to dynamically clean up and redraw the profile flawlessly on every tick. You have full control in the settings over where the profile draws (Left/Right), its width, the color of the Value area vs outside the Value area, and toggles for every single specific node. Indicator
Absorption BubblesAbsorption Bubbles
Chart example (how to read it)
Green and red bubbles highlight candles with unusually high relative volume where price action suggests rejection (potential absorption) rather than clean continuation. Horizontal lines mark strong reaction levels and remain visible to track future retests/mitigation. The top-right table summarizes the current volume environment: Session RVOL (today vs average), Bar RVOL (current bar vs normal), Efficiency (volume-to-movement proxy), and an ATR-based stop distance (volatility reference).
This indicator helps you interpret relative volume participation and price reaction to highlight potential absorption / rejection areas without requiring Level 2 (order book) data.
What it does
1. Absorption Bubbles: Marks candles where volume is meaningfully higher than normal (relative volume) and where price action suggests a rejection rather than clean acceptance.
2. Persistent Zones (optional): When a strong event is detected, the script can draw a horizontal level/zone that remains on the chart to track retests and mitigation.
3. Volume Regime Table: Displays session and bar relative volume to quickly gauge whether the market is operating in a low-, normal-, or high-liquidity environment.
4. ATR Stop (RMA): Provides an ATR-based stop distance to standardize risk under changing volatility.
Why it’s useful
1. Helps identify moments when participation increases and price either rejects (often associated with absorption/defense) or moves efficiently (often associated with continuation).
2. Adds context to decide whether conditions are more likely choppy/rotational or trending/displacing, using volume and volatility proxies.
3. Keeps key reaction levels visible via zones, making retests easier to track.
How to use it
1. Start with the table:
: Higher Session RVOL generally means more liquidity and potentially better follow-through.
: Higher Bar RVOL highlights unusually active candles.
2. Focus bubbles around key locations:
Use bubbles as confirmation near important levels (session highs/lows, prior day levels, HTF
zones, obvious liquidity pools). Avoid treating mid-range bubbles as standalone signals.
3. Use zones as decision levels (if enabled):
Watch for clean rejection from the zone, or a decisive body break and retest for
continuation.
4.Use ATR Stop as a volatility reference:
Multiply the ATR value to match your risk model and instrument volatility.
Settings guidance
1. Increase RVOL thresholds to reduce noise (fewer, higher-quality signals).
2. Decrease thresholds to catch more frequent micro-events (more signals, more false positives).
3. Adjust lookbacks based on timeframe and instrument.
Limitations
1. This script does not use bid/ask delta or full order book information.
2. “Absorption” is inferred from volume + candle behavior, so signals should be used as confluence, not as a standalone trading system. Indicator
AdvVolBars [Proozac]A colored volume indicator that visually identifies bars with significant volume relative to their historical average, replicating the visual style of advanced volume panels used in intraday futures setups.
How it works
Each volume bar is colored based on two factors: candle direction (bullish/bearish) and whether volume exceeds a configurable threshold relative to a long-term average (Slow MA, 929 periods by default). This produces 4 visual states:
🟢 Green — high bullish volume
🔵 Dim Cyan — low bullish volume
🟠 Orange — high bearish volume
🔴 Dark Red — low bearish volume
A yellow overlay line (Fast MA, 5 periods) helps visualize recent volume trend without comparing bars individually.
Info panel
The last bar displays a summary including: average volume per candle (Candle Avg), relative volume of the last 5 bars (Last 5 rVol %), cumulative session volume (Total Vol), current bar volume (LastBar Vol), and volume prior to regular session open (PreMkt Vol).
Configurable parameters
Fast MA Length / Slow MA Length
High volume threshold (multiplier over average)
Candle average lookback length
Fully customizable colors
Alerts for bullish/bearish volume spikes (rVol ≥ 2x)
Recommended use
Designed for intraday timeframes (1m–15m) on indices and futures, as volume confirmation alongside EMA and VWAP-based setups. Useful for spotting volume climax, trend exhaustion, or breakout confirmation. Indicator
