Niftycycles Gann Weekly Ranges# **NiftyCycles Weekly Ranges Indicator**
## 🎯 What This Indicator Shows You
### 1. **Weekly Price Framework**
- **Key Weekly Levels**: Automatically identifies critical support and resistance for the upcoming trading week
- **Color-Coded Zones**: Distinct visual separation between bullish, bearish, and neutral price territories
- **Range Boundaries**: Clear weekly high and low expectations based on cyclical analysis
- **Momentum Context**: Shows whether price is operating within normal weekly ranges or extending beyond them
### 2. **Weekly Range Components**
- **Primary Support/Resistance**: Main levels where price action is expected to react
- **Range Extensions**: Projections for breakout scenarios and exceptional weekly moves
- **Weekly Pivot Zone**: Central area indicating balanced price action for the week
- **Cycle-Based Boundaries**: Levels derived from Nifty's inherent cyclical patterns
### 3. **Weekly Planning Dashboard**
- **Week Identification**: Current trading week reference
- **Range Summary**: Complete weekly range at a glance
- **Status Indicators**: Visual cues for range breakouts and confirmations
- **Clean Weekly Overlay**: Non-intrusive display that respects chart analysis space
## 🎮 How to Use This Indicator
### Step 1: Apply to Your Chart
1. Best used on daily and intra week timeframes for context
2. Levels automatically generate for each new trading week
### Step 2: Understand Weekly Setup
1. **Automatic Weekly Detection**: Indicator identifies week start/end automatically
2. **Range Calculation**: Weekly levels calculated based on cyclical patterns
3. **Visual Setup**: All weekly levels appear each Monday (or chart restart)
### Step 3: Configure Display Options
1. **Range Detail Control**: Choose which levels to display (primary, extensions, pivots)
2. **Alert Settings**: Set alerts for key level breaches
3. **Visual Preferences**: Adjust colors and line styles for different range components
### Step 4: Weekly Monitoring
1. **Opening Gaps**: Note where weekly open occurs relative to calculated ranges
2. **Level Interactions**: Monitor price behavior at each weekly level
3. **Range Adjustments**: Watch for early-week range expansions or contractions
## 📊 What You'll See on Your Chart
### Visual Elements:
1. **Weekly Container**: Visual band showing the primary expected weekly range
2. **Key Level Lines**: Horizontal lines at critical support/resistance points
3. **Extension Zones**: Areas beyond normal weekly expectations
4. **Information Panel**: Compact display showing range statistics and status
### How to Interpret:
**At Week Start:**
- Primary range gives expected high-low boundaries for the week
- Pivot zone indicates balanced price action area
- Extension levels show potential breakout targets if momentum develops
**During the Week:**
- Price holding within primary range suggests normal weekly behavior
- Repeated tests of range boundaries indicate potential breakouts
- Closing beyond extension levels signals exceptionally strong weekly momentum
**Range Applications:**
- **Primary Range**: Normal weekly trading zone, ideal for range strategies
- **Pivot Zone**: Decision area for weekly bias formation
- **Extensions**: Profit targets for breakout trades, stop-loss placement zones
## ⚠️ Critical Understanding
### What This Indicator Provides:
- ✅ **Weekly Roadmap**: Expected price boundaries for the coming week
- ✅ **Level Precision**: Specific price levels for planning entries and exits
- ✅ **Cyclical Context**: Range expectations based on Nifty's historical patterns
- ✅ **Visual Framework**: Clean overlay for weekly trade planning
### What This Indicator Does NOT Do:
- ❌ **Doesn't guarantee price will respect the calculated ranges**
- ❌ **Not a replacement for entry timing or trade management**
## 🔍 Professional Usage Tips
### Best Practices:
1. **Weekly Review**: Analyze ranges each Sunday/Monday before market open
2. **Multi-Timeframe Confirmation**: Check ranges against daily and monthly levels
3. **Market Context**: Consider economic events and news flow for the week
4. **Flexibility**: Be prepared to adjust if early-week price action invalidates ranges
### Practical Applications:
**For Position Traders:**
- **Weekly Entry Planning**: Identify optimal zones to initiate weekly positions
- **Profit Targets**: Set weekly objectives based on range boundaries
- **Risk Management**: Place stops beyond extension levels for protection
**For Swing Traders:**
- **Level Awareness**: Know weekly boundaries for swing trade planning
- **Breakout Confirmation**: Use extension breaks as momentum confirmation
- **Range Fading**: Trade reversals at weekly extremes with tight risk
**For Institutional Context:**
- **Weekly Allocation**: Plan weekly position sizing around range expectations
- **Hedging Levels**: Identify key levels for option hedging strategies
- **Portfolio Rebalancing**: Time adjustments around weekly pivotal zones
## 🎨 Customization Options
- **Range Visibility**: Toggle between different range components
- **Alert Configuration**: Set price alerts for key weekly levels
- **Color Schemes**: Customize for different market conditions or personal preference
- **Information Display**: Control how much data appears on chart
- **Historical Comparison**: Option to show previous week's ranges for context
## 📈 Real-World Strategy Integration
### Combine With Weekly Analysis:
- **Market Structure**: Confluence with monthly support/resistance
- **Option Chain Data**: Match ranges with high Open Interest levels
- **Sector Rotation**: Consider sector performance within weekly context
- **Global Correlations**: Account for international market influences
### Trading Approaches:
**Conservative Weekly Approach:**
1. Wait for price to establish within primary range
2. Trade bounces from range boundaries toward pivot zone
3. Take profits at opposite boundary or pivot
4. Use extensions for stop placement
**Momentum Weekly Approach:**
1. Wait for confirmed break of primary range
2. Enter in direction of break with extension as target
3. Trail stops using the breached range boundary
4. Consider partial profits at each extension level
**Expiry Week Strategy:**
1. Note weekly ranges in context of monthly expiry
2. Watch for range compression as expiry approaches
3. Be aware of pinning effects at range boundaries
4. Adjust expectations for increased volatility
## ⚙️ Key Features
- **Cycle-Based Accuracy**: Ranges derived from proven cyclical patterns
- **Clean Integration**: Works alongside other indicators without clutter
- **Forward-Looking**: Provides framework for entire week ahead
## 📝 Important Notes
- **Weekly Nature**: Designed for weekly planning, not intraday signals
- **Market Phases**: Effectiveness varies in trending vs. ranging markets
- **External Factors**: Major news/events can override cyclical patterns
- **Confirmation Required**: Always verify with price action at levels
- **Historical Reference**: Past performance of ranges provides context, not guarantees
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**Final Advice:** This is your **weekly trading roadmap**. Use it each week to establish WHERE price is likely to find significance, then employ your preferred timing methods to determine WHEN to execute. The most successful weekly traders use these ranges to set their weekly bias, plan their trade locations, and manage risk around clear boundaries.
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N PatternEnglish:
-N Pattern is a trend-following indicator that combines VIDYA (Variable Index Dynamic Average) with ATR bands to identify market direction, enhanced by pivot-based liquidity zones and dynamic N-shaped candlestick patterns.
-The indicator detects specific multi-leg price formations where the market trends, retraces, and resumes direction, all filtered by EMA 750 for higher timeframe confluence.
-It includes stochastic-based candle coloring, volume delta analysis, and visual alerts for pattern completion, making it ideal for identifying high-probability trend continuation setups.
-N Pattern è un indicatore trend-following che combina VIDYA (Variable Index Dynamic Average) con bande ATR per identificare la direzione del mercato, arricchito da zone di liquidità basate su pivot e pattern dinamici a forma di N.
-L'indicatore rileva specifiche formazioni di prezzo multi-leg dove il mercato fa trend, ritraccia e riprende la direzione, il tutto filtrato dall'EMA 750 per confluenza su timeframe superiori.
-Include colorazione delle candele basata sullo stocastico, analisi del delta volume e alert visivi al completamento dei pattern, rendendolo ideale per identificare setup ad alta probabilità di continuazione del trend.
Swing Master by Bipul BasakThis all-in-one indicator bundles essential tools inspired by Vivek Singhal sir's swing trading strategies for the Indian stock market. It features modular components including Momentum oscillators for trend strength, Reversal signals for potential turning points, All-Time High breakouts, V20 for riding the operator's move, customizable Moving Averages for support/resistance, Darvas Boxes for breakout patterns, Pivot Points for intraday levels, and 52-Week High/Low markers for long-term context. Ideal for swing traders scanning NSE/BSE stocks on daily/weekly timeframes—toggle modules on/off for focused analysis, and combine with price action to filter signals in volatile markets like India.
LINHFX Bull Bear DivergenceBull Bear Divergence is a momentum-based indicator designed to analyze bullish and bearish strength and identify divergence between price action and market momentum.
It helps traders detect:
Bullish divergence (potential upside reversal)
Bearish divergence (potential downside reversal)
Shifts in buying and selling pressure
This indicator is ideal for Price Action, Smart Money Concept (SMC), intraday and swing trading, and works across multiple timeframes and markets such as Forex, Gold, Crypto, and Indices.
Best used in combination with market structure, key levels, and risk manageme
LinhFX Bull Bear Divergence 2.0 Bull Bear Divergence is a momentum-based indicator designed to analyze bullish and bearish strength and identify divergence between price action and market momentum.
It helps traders detect:
Bullish divergence (potential upside reversal)
Bearish divergence (potential downside reversal)
Shifts in buying and selling pressure
This indicator is ideal for Price Action, Smart Money Concept (SMC), intraday and swing trading, and works across multiple timeframes and markets such as Forex, Gold, Crypto, and Indices.
Best used in combination with market structure, key levels, and risk manageme
Rolling Volume Boxes█ OVERVIEW
Rolling Volume Boxes is an indicator that visualizes high-volume zones on the chart in the form of dynamic volume “boxes.” Each box splits volume into bullish and bearish parts, allowing you to assess the dominance of buyers or sellers.
Thanks to the pseudo-volume option, the indicator can also be used on markets where real volume data is unavailable, although results may slightly differ.
The indicator is also suitable for trend analysis and identifying signs of trend weakening – everything depends on box parameters such as their size, moving average length, and multiplier.
█ CONCEPT
The indicator was created as a universal tool offering a non-standard market perspective. It combines volume analysis with trend structure and dynamic support and resistance levels.
Boxes are built using a rolling window of a fixed number of candles defined by the Bars per Box parameter. For each completed window, the indicator calculates the average volume of the entire group of candles and compares it to the volume moving average multiplied by the selected multiplier. A box is created only when this condition is met, meaning that zones appear exclusively in areas where aggregated volume for the whole box is significantly above average. The volume filter is therefore applied to the complete structure, not to individual candles.
Boxes do not overlap. A new box can be formed only after the previous one has fully ended, which keeps the market structure clean and prevents stacking or repainting. Each box always represents a separate and independent volume event.
Inside every box, candle volume is split into bullish and bearish parts. Green candles assign volume to buyers, while red candles assign volume to sellers. This method does not use classic candle delta, but instead builds a clear picture of dominance inside the zone.
Additionally, a Weighted Center is calculated for each box. It represents the true volume equilibrium level within the zone and often acts as a dynamic reaction point for price.
█ FEATURES
Data source
The indicator can use:
- candle volume
- pseudo volume (candle body size)
Calculations
- volume moving average (SMA)
- volume aggregation into boxes
- bullish / bearish volume split
- Weighted Center calculation
Visualization
- volume boxes (bullish / bearish)
- box boundary lines (high / low), extended to the right and removed after breakout
- dashed Weighted Center line, removed after breakout or after a defined number of bars
- labels showing bullish and bearish percentages
- graphical breakout signals
Alerts
- Box Breakout Up
- Box Breakout Down
- Weighted Center Up
- Weighted Center Down
█ HOW TO USE
Adding the indicator
Paste the code into Pine Editor or search for “Rolling Volume Boxes.”
Main settings
- Bars per Box – number of candles per box
- SMA Length – volume moving average length
- Multiplier – zone detection sensitivity
- Use Pseudo Volume – enable pseudo volume
- Show Labels – percentage labels
Key elements are box boundary lines and the Weighted Center line. They are extended to the right, disappear automatically after price breaks them, and act as dynamic market reaction levels.
█ APPLICATION
High-volume zones
Box levels often later become natural support and resistance levels.
Consolidations and ranges
With larger boxes, their boundaries often define the price range. If no breakout occurs for several candles after a box is formed, the probability of sideways movement increases – range trading may be considered.
Breakout trading
Breaking the upper or lower box boundary may signal:
- trend continuation
- the start of a new impulse
Trend analysis
In a strong trend, the internal structure of boxes helps detect decreasing dominance of one side and increasingly balanced proportions, which often acts as an early warning of trend weakening.
Combining with other tools
The indicator works best together with:
- trend indicators
- price levels (pivots, S/R)
- momentum oscillators
Example
- price approaches resistance + momentum weakens
→ in this situation, it is worth considering whether to open a position in line with the dominant trend or, alternatively, wait for a potential trend reversal
█ NOTES
- on markets without volume data, enable pseudo volume
- not a standalone trading indicator
- best results are achieved when used in market context
This indicator may not work properly on certain markets, especially on indices, synthetic instruments and all assets where volume and candle data are aggregated or artificially constructed (e.g. market cap indices, CFD, composite tickers).
In such cases, volume does not reflect real market activity and candles are not based on actual transactions, which makes the boxes lose their analytical value and potentially become misleading.
TLADe GEX Dashboard - ES/SPX/SPY Gamma Exposure LevelsA professional framework for Gamma Exposure analysis on S&P 500 instruments.
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WHAT THIS INDICATOR DOES
This indicator visualizes key strategic levels derived from Gamma Exposure (GEX) analysis — the zones where dealer hedging flows create measurable support and resistance.
What you see:
- Call Walls — resistance zones where dealers hedge against upside
- Put Walls — support zones where dealers hedge against downside
- Zero Gamma — the structural pivot between mean-reversion and trend
- Expected Move bands — statistical range boundaries
- GEX Histogram — gamma distribution profile directly on chart
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KEY FEATURES
▸ Ticker Switcher
Select ES, SPX, or SPY directly in settings.
Data converts automatically. One script, three instruments.
▸ GEX Profile Histogram
See gamma distribution as horizontal bars on your chart.
Instantly spot where positioning clusters.
▸ Color Themes
Choose between Boreal, Classic, or Lady Trader palettes.
▸ Level Toggles
Show/hide level groups independently:
GEX Levels | System Levels | Structure Levels
▸ Rich Tooltips
Hover for details: GEX values, Call/Put ratio, Hold/Break probabilities.
▸ Flip Detection
When price crosses a level, it automatically updates role and style (solid → dashed).
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HOW TO READ THE LEVELS
Each line represents a zone where price reaction is statistically probable:
- Thick solid lines = level not yet crossed
- Dashed lines = level flipped (price crossed through)
- Cyan/Teal or Green = potential support (Put Walls)
- Pink/Red = potential resistance (Call Walls)
- Gray = structural levels (Zero Gamma, Vol Bands, PDH/PDL)
The indicator shows structure, not predictions.
Use it to identify where the market is likely to react — not which direction it will go.
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PRO TIP: CONFLUENCE
This tool is most powerful when combined with your own analysis.
Highest-probability setups occur when GEX levels align with:
Price action zones (support/resistance, order blocks)
Volume Profile (HVN/LVN, VWAP)
Technical structure (prior highs/lows, trend lines)
One level alone is information. Confluence is edge.
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ABOUT THE DATA
The levels shown use a static snapshot for demonstration.
For current session data, export fresh scripts from the TLADe terminal at tradelikeadealer.com
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DISCLAIMER
This tool is for informational and educational purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves significant risk.
Past structure does not guarantee future behavior.
Structural Heat Map (V3 + R3 BMSB Deviation)This indicator measures structural deviations of price from the Weekly Bull Market Support Band (BMSB), adjusted for both micro and macro volatility regimes. It is designed for crypto assets where volatility clustering, leverage cycles, and asymmetric crowding frequently produce blow-off tops and liquidation cascades.
The Weekly BMSB acts as a macro “fair value” baseline, while daily deviations reveal short-term extensions in both bullish and bearish conditions. A hybrid volatility normalization (Daily ATR vs Weekly ATR regime) converts deviations into a continuous 0–100 “structural heat” scale:
0–20: neutral / within structural equilibrium
20–40: early extension
40–60: crowded / extended
60–80: stressed / high-risk
80–100: extreme blow-off or capitulation conditions
Extreme readings highlight periods of structural distortion, not trend reversal signals. These events often coincide with leverage expansions, sentiment extremes, funding dislocations, and cycle peaks or washouts.
Use-case: informational context for crypto cycle analysis, risk awareness, regime characterization, and macro/micro structural comparison. This is not a buy/sell indicator and should not be interpreted as such.
Custom Daily POC with Date LabelsThis indicator provides a clear view of today's control levels in relation to the point of control from previous days, revealing where the big whales are navigating and manipulating the market.
It's a simple yet genius tool...
Cpr pivot level Share market dragon dark sky freeThis free cpr and pivot line indicator to support my friend and family members.
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PDH/PDL + PWH/PWL + ICT Bias FilterThis TradingView indicator displays **Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL)** and **Previous Week High/Low (PWH/PWL)** as black horizontal rays that start from the exact candle wick where each level was formed and extend to the right edge of the chart.
It calculates an **ICT-style daily bias** based on whether the previous day swept the prior day's high/low and where it closed relative to that range - showing bullish if it swept low and closed inside (reversal) or closed above range (continuation), and bearish for the opposite conditions.
The script also tracks **structure-based bias** for 4H, 1H, and 15M timeframes by detecting when price breaks above the last swing high (bullish) or below the last swing low (bearish), using pivot points to identify changes of character.
All bias readings are displayed in a **color-coded table** in the top-right corner with green for bullish, red for bearish, and gray for neutral conditions.
Vilantro Swing Points & Swing Failure Patterns (SFP) V1.0Vilantro Swing Points & Swing Failure Patterns (SFP) V1.0
Overview
The Vilantro Swing Points & SFP indicator is a comprehensive Price Action tool designed for traders utilizing Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and Liquidity trading strategies.
Based on the "Daily Sweep" methodology, this tool automates the identification of structural swing points, draws dynamic liquidity zones (boxes), and generates real-time signals for Swing Failure Patterns (SFP)—a high-probability reversal setup where price sweeps liquidity but fails to sustain the breakout.
Key Features
1. Automated Swing Point Detection
Identifies market structure using a classic 3-Candle Swing logic (as defined in standard price action theory).
Swing High: A candle high surrounded by lower highs on the immediate left and right.
Swing Low: A candle low surrounded by higher lows on the immediate left and right.
2. Dynamic Liquidity Zones (Boxes)
Automatically draws Support (Green) and Resistance (Red) boxes extending from valid swing points to the right.
These boxes represent untapped liquidity pools (stop losses and buy/sell limit orders) that institutional algorithms often target.
Smart Cleanup: The indicator keeps your chart clean. Once a price level is interacted with (either swept or broken), the box stops extending automatically.
3. Swing Failure Pattern (SFP) Signals
This is the core execution trigger of the indicator. It monitors the Liquidity Boxes for specific price behavior:
Bearish SFP: Price wicks above a Resistance Box (sweeping the highs) but the candle closes back below the level.
Interpretation: Buyers were trapped, liquidity was grabbed, and sellers are stepping in.
Bullish SFP: Price wicks below a Support Box (sweeping the lows) but the candle closes back above the level.
Interpretation: Sellers were trapped, liquidity was grabbed, and buyers are stepping in.
How to Trade with Vilantro SFP V1.0
Identify the Trend: Use the automatically drawn boxes to see where the market has left "resting liquidity."
Wait for the Sweep: Do not enter just because price touches a box. Wait for the candle to close.
The Signal: Look for the "Bearish SFP" or "Bullish SFP" label.
If the candle closes OUTSIDE the box: This is a Break of Structure (BOS) or continuation. Do not fade this.
If the candle closes INSIDE the box (SFP): This is your rejection signal.
Execution: As discussed in "The Daily Sweep" strategy:
Once the SFP alert fires on a higher timeframe (e.g., Daily or 4H), drop to a lower timeframe to find a precision entry (such as a Fair Value Gap).
Settings
Swing Lookback: Defines the sensitivity of the swing points. Default is 1 (Standard 3-candle pattern). Increasing this number identifies only larger, macro pivot points.
Extend Box Limit: Controls how far back the script looks for unmitigated levels.
Colors: Fully customizable colors for Bull/Bear boxes and SFP labels to match your charting theme.
Disclaimer
This tool is for educational purposes only. Trading financial markets involves risk. Always combine this indicator with your own analysis and risk management.
Ascension Pro Key LevelsAscension Pro Key Levels automatically identifies and draws high-probability support and resistance levels that professional traders watch daily. This indicator eliminates the guesswork by plotting key price zones where institutional activity and price reactions are most likely to occur.
This indicator tracks and displays critical price levels including:
Today's High/Low - Current session extremes
Yesterday's High/Low - Previous session key levels
Premarket High/Low - Extended hours price discovery zones
Opening Range - First 15 minutes of market activity (configurable)
Near Open Levels - Price action around market open
After Hours & Overnight Levels - Extended trading session zones
Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly OHLC - Longer timeframe pivots
VWAP - Volume-weighted average price for current and previous sessions
Moving Averages - Customizable EMAs/SMAs for today and yesterday
Custom Levels - Add your own support/resistance zones
Key Features
✅ Automatic Level Detection - No manual drawing required
✅ RTH vs ETH Mode - Toggle between Regular Trading Hours and Extended Hours data
✅ Smart Label Management - Merges nearby levels to reduce chart clutter
✅ Price Proximity Alerts - Highlights levels when price approaches (ATR-based zones)
✅ Customizable Visuals - Full control over colors, line styles, and label formatting
✅ Multi-Timeframe Support - Works on any chart timeframe
✅ Historical Levels - Option to display previous session levels for context
Who Is This For?
Day traders looking for intraday support/resistance
Swing traders tracking multi-day levels
Scalpers needing precise entry/exit zones
Anyone who wants institutional-grade level tracking without manual work
Configuration Options
Enable/disable specific level types
Customize colors for each level category
Adjust line width, style, and extension
Control label display and formatting
Set proximity detection range (% based)
Configure market hours and timezone
Part of Ascension Pro Indicator Bundle
This indicator is professionally configured and optimized as part of the Ascension Pro trading system - a complete suite of institutional-grade tools for serious traders.
Ale Tonkis Swing Failure + TP RRSwing Failure Pattern (SFP) indicator with multi-timeframe confirmation and dynamic Take Profit logic.
It detects bullish and bearish SFP setups, confirms them using 5m and 15m timeframes, and automatically plots Take Profit targets with a 1:2 or 1:3 risk–reward ratio, based on previous highs and lows (market structure pivots).
Designed for Forex and Crypto trading, fully visual and non-repainting.
PyraTime 9 [Context Aware]PyraTime 9 is a highly customizable, noise-reduced mean-reversion indicator.
While traditional sequential counting indicators are "blind" printing signals purely based on candle counts regardless of market conditions PyraTime 9 is Context Aware. It was built to solve the common problem of "catching falling knives" by filtering signals through sophisticated trend and momentum checks.
Why use this over standard sequential counters?
Significantly Less Noise: The "Context Aware" logic filters out low-probability signals that occur against the dominant trend.
Intelligent Filtering: Unlike basic tools, you can choose how you validate trades. Filter signals using the 200 EMA, the "Master Angle" (Linear Regression Slope), or RSI Momentum.
Cleaner Visuals: The chart only displays valid, high-probability 9s, keeping your workspace clean and focused.
Key Features
1. Context-Aware Filtering Select how you want to validate your signals using the settings menu:
EMA Trend: Filters signals based on price relation to the 200 EMA (e.g., only show Buy 9s if price is above the EMA).
Master Angle: Filters signals based on the slope of Linear Regression.
Both (Strict): Requires both the EMA trend and the Master Angle to align with the trade direction for maximum safety.
2. RSI Momentum Check An optional quality control filter. If enabled, the indicator ensures momentum is not already overextended against you before signaling (e.g., a Buy 9 is only valid if RSI < 50).
3. Live Performance Dashboard A premium, on-chart dashboard tracks the historical strike rate of the signals on your current timeframe.
Real-Time Feedback: Instantly see if the current settings are profitable on the asset you are trading.
Reaction Period: Customizable setting to define what constitutes a "Win." By default, it checks 5 bars after a signal to see if price moved in your favor.
How to Use
Select your Filter Mode: For trending markets, use "EMA Trend." For volatile/choppy markets, use "Master Angle."
Wait for a 9: A green "9" indicates a potential buy setup; a red "9" indicates a potential sell setup.
Check the Dashboard: Ensure the current asset/timeframe has a historically high strike rate (green text) before taking action.
Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Buy sell 5 min gold V2.3 Indicator (Keep last 5): M15 Trend + M5 EMA20 Reclaim + RSI + ATR SL/TP + Trailing Runner
High and Low levels Dashboard - PMH PDH PML PDL overview This indicator is a high-performance multi-asset monitoring terminal designed for intraday traders.
It provides real-time visibility into price action, volume anomalies, and key institutional levels across 13 customizable tickers simultaneously. By centralizing critical data points into a single interface, it eliminates the need for manual chart switching and enhances situational awareness during high-volatility sessions.
Core Objectives
Institutional Level Tracking: Monitors price proximity to Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL) and Pre-market High/Low (PMH/PML), which serve as primary liquidity zones.
Volume Analysis: Integrated Relative Volume (RVOL) identifies symbols experiencing unusual institutional participation compared to their 20-day average.
Trend Synthesis: Aggregates multiple price-location factors to provide a definitive directional bias for each asset.
Key Components and Functionality
1. Price and Momentum (Price / % Chg)
Displays current market price and percentage change from the previous day's close. This allows for immediate identification of the day's leaders and laggards.
2. Relative Volume (RVOL)
Calculates the ratio between current volume and average volume.
RVOL > 1.0: Higher than average activity; confirms the validity of price moves.
RVOL > 2.0: Significant institutional "effort," often leading to sustained breakouts or reversals.
3. Progression Bars (PMH / PDH / PML / PDL)
These 8-segment visual scales represent the price's journey from the market open toward a specific target level.
Partial Fill (█░░░): Price is far from the target.
Full Fill (████): Price is nearing the level.
Status Indicator (●): The level has been breached. This transition marks a shift from a "range-bound" state to a "breakout" state.
4. Trend Column
The final column synthesizes the overall technical state:
Upward Triangle (▲): Bullish. Price has cleared key resistance levels (PDH or PMH).
Downward Triangle (▼): Bearish. Price has dropped below key support levels (PDL or PML).
Caution Sign (⚠): Neutral/Choppy. Price is trapped within the previous day's range. This signifies a lack of clear direction and high risk for "washouts."
Strategic Application
Step 1: Contextualize the Market Check the ETF section (SPY/QQQ/IWM) at the bottom of the dashboard. If the broad market is neutral (⚠), individual stock breakouts (▲) are more likely to fail. Align your trades with the overall market trend.
Step 2: Identify High-Probability Setups Look for a "Confluence of Strength": A ticker showing a green percentage change, an RVOL above 1.5, and a Status Indicator (●) on its PDH/PMH columns. This indicates a high-conviction breakout.
Step 3: Risk Management Use the progression bars to anticipate reversals. If a stock is at its PMH but the RVOL is low, the move may lack the necessary volume to sustain a breakout, suggesting a potential "fake-out" or mean-reversion trade.
This indicator is for information only. It does not provide any financial advice.
MACDHLAdapted from Mohamed3nan. Added 1H MACD logic. Background colors indicate momentum shifts: Red for bearish (Red Histogram peaking) and Green for bullish (Green Histogram bottoming). Buy/Sell signals are triggered by Center Line breakouts or rejections. The Center Line serves as a dynamic Support and Resistance (S/R) for short-term trading.
SMC Liquidity & Dealing Range [Blk0ut]SMC Liquidity & Dealing Range
- Concept -
This is a professional-grade Smart Money Concepts (SMC) toolkit designed for precision intraday trading. Unlike standard indicators that rely on static "Previous Day" ranges or lagging pivot points, this script features a Dynamic Dealing Range that adapts in real-time to market structure.
It identifies the valid structural range (Premium vs. Discount), automatically expands that range if price breaks out in real-time, and overlays significant liquidity pools (Internal/External) to help you frame high-probability setups.
- Key Features -
1. Dynamic Dealing Range (Real-Time Expansion)
Most structure indicators lag—they wait for a pivot to "confirm" (which takes bars) before moving the range.
This script is distinct: It anchors the Dealing Range to the last confirmed structure, BUT it actively monitors live price action.
Smart Expansion : If price makes a new High or Low after the confirmed pivot, the Dealing Range (and the Premium/Discount zones) automatically expands in real-time. You never have to wait for a candle close to see the true range.
2. Directional OTE (Golden Zone)
The script detects the current structural bias based on the sequence of pivots.
Bullish Structure: If the range is anchored by a Low, the script projects the Long OTE (61.8% - 78.6% Discount).
Bearish Structure: If the range is anchored by a High, the script projects the Short OTE (61.8% - 78.6% Premium).
3. Automated Liquidity Classification
The script plots key historical levels and classifies them dynamically:
Internal Liquidity: Levels trapped inside the current Dealing Range. (Targets for "fuel").
External Liquidity: Levels outside the Dealing Range. (Targets for stop runs).
Monitored Levels: PDH/PDL (Daily), PWH/PWL (Weekly), PMH/PML (Monthly), and Session Highs/Lows.
4. Smart Line Merging (Clustering)
To prevent chart clutter, the script uses a clustering algorithm. If multiple liquidity levels (e.g., Swing High + Previous Day High) exist within a tight price zone (default 1.5% of range), the script merges them into a single line with a combined label (e.g. PDH + Swing High).
Configuration Guide
Dealing Range (Structure)
Structure Type:
External (Swing): Uses larger lookback periods (Default: 50). Best for finding the overall "playing field" on 15m/1H charts.
Internal (Structure): Uses shorter lookback periods (Default: 20). Best for scalping sub-structure on 1m/5m charts.
Lookback Lengths: Fully customizable to match your trading style.
Note: Depending on the timeframes you use and your trading style you WILL have to play with the Lookback Lengths, and the selection of Internal vs. External structures!
General Settings
Forward / Backward Extension: Controls how far lines stretch across the screen.
Merge Threshold: Controls how aggressively the script combines overlapping lines.
Session Times
Pre-Market / After-Hours: Essential for futures/stock traders. Ensure these match your exchange times (e.g., 0400-0930 for NY Pre-Market).
How to Use
Check the Phase: Are we in Premium (Red) or Discount (Green)?
Identify Targets: Look for Internal Liquidity near the Equilibrium or OTE zones.
The Setup: A common SMC play is to wait for price to sweep Internal Liquidity, tap into the OTE zone, and then target the opposing External Liquidity.
Happy Trading! Don't be exit liquidity
reddddicatorStrategy: Sell 0dte TVC:SPX credit spreads beyond the upper and lower levels.
Time frame: 15min
Session-Anchored Volatility Expansion Bands
reddddicator is a session-aware volatility expansion framework designed to model next-session price dispersion using a multi-day realized range aggregation with custom normalization.
The indicator does not rely on ATR, ADR, standard deviation bands, or moving-average–based volatility estimators. Instead, it derives projected price boundaries from completed daily range realizations , selectively anchored to the most recent fully confirmed daily close based on session state.
Conceptual Methodology (High-Level)
The model samples a fixed window of completed daily high-low ranges.
These ranges are aggregated and normalized using a non-standard divisor , intentionally reducing sensitivity to single-day volatility spikes.
The resulting expansion value is anchored to the last confirmed daily settlement , dynamically determined based on whether the current trading session is open or closed.
Symmetric forward-projected upper and lower volatility bands are plotted and extended into the next session.
This approach is designed to reflect realized volatility expansion tendencies , rather than implied volatility or trend continuation.
Analytical Purpose
The projected bands function as statistical excursion boundaries, intended to identify areas where price extension risk asymmetrically increases.
The indicator is particularly suited for:
Short-duration options frameworks (e.g., TVC:SPX 0DTE credit spreads)
Mean-reversion and volatility exhaustion studies
Contextual risk placement rather than directional forecasting
reddddicator does not generate trade signals and should be used as a volatility reference layer, in conjunction with the user’s own execution logic and risk controls.
Timeframe & Instrument Scope
Calculations are derived from daily market data
Display is optimized for intraday charting
Most effective on liquid index products (e.g., SP:SPX SPX), but adaptable to other instruments
This script does not reproduce ATR, ADR, Bollinger Bands, or any publicly available volatility indicator. While it uses daily range data as an input, the aggregation, normalization, and session-aware anchoring logic are custom implementations developed by the author and are not derived from open-source TradingView scripts or educational materials.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, trade recommendations, or investment guidance. Past behavior of volatility or price expansion does not guarantee future outcomes. Users are solely responsible for their trading decisions, position sizing, and risk management.
Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend [JOAT]Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend – REGMA/ZLEMA Trend & Volatility Engine
IMPORTANT NOTES (READ FIRST)
This is an indicator (not a strategy). It does not place trades. It provides a structured trend and volatility framework.
This script is written in Pine Script v6 and is intended to be used on standard candlestick charts .
Source code visibility: This script is published as Protected Source (closed-source) . The purpose is to protect the work from unauthorized re-uploads/copies and to maintain a stable versioning path. This description is intentionally detailed so you can understand what the indicator does and how to use each feature without needing access to the implementation.
Protected Source / Closed-Source Clarification
Protected source does not mean "trust me blindly". It means the internal implementation is not publicly viewable.
The operational behavior is documented here: what is plotted, what each dashboard cell means, what each input controls, and how to interpret the output.
If you see re-uploads or near-identical copies elsewhere, treat them with caution and rely on the official publication.
Overview
Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend (VAPT) is a professional trend engine designed to stay responsive in fast markets while remaining stable in chop. It combines:
Regularized EMA (REGMA) – advanced smoothing with lambda parameter for noise reduction while maintaining responsiveness
Zero-Lag EMA (ZLEMA) – optional mode that eliminates traditional EMA lag for faster trend detection
Adaptive ATR Bands – volatility-based envelopes that expand and contract with the regime
Dynamic Risk Zones – extended envelopes beyond bands highlighting extreme stretch areas
Session Analysis – Asian, London, and New York session awareness with background shading
Professional Gradient Visualization – multi-layer trend lines with strength-based coloring
The purpose is to provide a clean, adaptive trend framework that adjusts to volatility conditions automatically.
What Makes It Original (Originality & Usefulness)
This script is not a simple moving average with bands. It is a coordinated workflow:
REGMA/ZLEMA Hybrid introduces a regularization term into the EMA recursion: REGMA = alpha x price + (1-alpha) x (REGMA + lambda x (price - REGMA ))
Adaptive Volatility Engine combines fast and slow ATR measures to estimate whether volatility is expanding or contracting
Volatility Regime Classifier compares current ATR to its moving average and standard deviation to label conditions as LOW/NORMAL/HIGH
Trend Strength Model measures distance between fast and slow trend lines, normalized by ATR
Session Context provides awareness of major trading sessions for regime interpretation
The combination creates a trend system that adapts to market conditions rather than using static parameters.
1) Chart Visuals – What You See on the Chart
A) Trend Lines (REGMA or ZLEMA)
Three trend lines form the core spine:
Trend Core – thickest line (linewidth 4), full gradient color, primary decision spine
Trend Mid – medium line (linewidth 2), slightly transparent, provides depth
Trend Fast – thin line (linewidth 1), emphasizes short-term shifts around the core
All lines share the same gradient which transitions from bull tones to bear tones as normalized strength crosses through zero.
REGMA Mode:
Lambda parameter (0.0-1.0) controls regularization strength
Lambda = 0.0 = standard EMA behavior
Higher lambda = more smoothing, reduced noise
Default lambda = 0.5 for optimal balance
ZLEMA Mode:
Compensates for EMA lag by subtracting half-length delay before smoothing
Creates faster, more reactive spine
Toggle between modes based on preference
B) ATR Bands and Risk Clouds
Upper/Lower Bands – ATR x multiplier around the trend spine, semi-transparent envelopes
Upper/Lower Risk Zones – extended envelopes (1.5x ATR multiplier) beyond bands, lightly filled
Three regimes created:
Inside bands = "normal" price movement
Between band and risk cloud = elevated excursion
Beyond risk cloud = extreme stretch (often precedes reversion or acceleration)
C) Signal Labels (optional)
When enabled, VAPT marks:
BULL – when trend direction flips positive with sufficient strength (> signal threshold)
BEAR – when direction flips negative with sufficient strength
VOL – when volatility expansion event is detected (regime shifts to HIGH)
Labels are compact, positioned at local highs/lows to avoid overlapping bands.
D) Background Layers
Session background – subtle tint showing active session (Asian=blue, London=orange, NY=green) or OFF-HOURS
Price position tint – faint red when price sits above upper band, faint green when below lower band
2) VAPT System Dashboard – Full Glossary
A compact table in the top-right corner displays:
Row 1 – Trend
BULLISH : Fast trend line > Slow trend line
BEARISH : Fast trend line < Slow trend line
NEUTRAL : Lines approximately equal
Row 2 – Strength
Absolute normalized trend strength in percent (0-100%)
Calculated as distance between fast and slow lines, normalized by ATR, clipped to -1 to +1 range
Higher values = stronger directional conviction
Row 3 – Volatility
LOW : ATR < (ATR MA - 1 StdDev) – compressed ranges, mean-reverting behavior
NORMAL : ATR within +/-1 StdDev of MA – typical oscillation
HIGH : ATR > (ATR MA + 1 StdDev) – trending, impulsive conditions
Row 4 – ATR
Current Average True Range value
Useful for stop-loss placement and position sizing
Row 5 – Position
ABOVE BANDS : Price > upper band (potential overbought, bearish reversal context)
BELOW BANDS : Price < lower band (potential oversold, bullish reversal context)
IN BANDS : Normal price action, trend continuation context
Row 6 – Session
ASIAN : 20:00-00:00 UTC
LONDON : 03:00-12:00 UTC
NEW YORK : 09:30-16:00 UTC
OFF-HOURS : Outside major sessions
3) How the Engines Work (High-Level)
REGMA Calculation:
alpha = 2.0 / (length + 1.0)
REGMA = alpha x price + (1 - alpha) x (REGMA + lambda x (price - REGMA ))
Lambda term pulls the EMA path toward smoothness
ZLEMA Calculation:
lag = floor((length - 1) / 2)
ema_data = price + (price - price )
ZLEMA = EMA(ema_data, length)
Adaptive ATR Calculation:
atr_base = ATR(length)
atr_fast = ATR(length / 2)
atr_slow = ATR(length x 2)
volatilityRatio = atr_fast / atr_slow
adaptedATR = atr_base x volatilityRatio (when adaptive mode enabled)
Trend Strength Calculation:
diff = fast_trend - slow_trend
strength = diff / ATR
normalizedStrength = clamp(strength, -1, +1)
Signal Generation:
Bullish: trend direction changes from non-positive to positive AND strength > signal threshold
Bearish: trend direction changes from non-negative to negative AND strength < -signal threshold
Volatility Expansion: regime shifts from LOW/NORMAL to HIGH
4) Inputs & Settings – Full Reference
Trend System
Trend Period (default: 34): Base period for core trend spine. Larger = stability; smaller = sensitivity.
REGMA Lambda (default: 0.5): Regularization factor. 0.0 = standard EMA, higher = more smoothing.
Enable Zero-Lag Mode : Switches from REGMA to ZLEMA for faster response.
Volatility Bands
ATR Multiplier (default: 2.0): Width of bands around trend spine.
ATR Period (default: 14): Period for ATR calculation.
Adaptive Band Width : Toggles dynamic scaling based on volatility regime.
Session Analysis
Enable Session Zones : Toggle session background shading.
Asian Session (default: 2000-0000): Configurable session time.
London Session (default: 0300-1200): Configurable session time.
New York Session (default: 0930-1600): Configurable session time.
Signal Generation
Show Trend Changes : Toggle BULL/BEAR labels.
Show Volatility Expansion : Toggle VOL labels.
Signal Threshold (default: 0.3): Minimum strength for signal generation.
Visual Settings
Color Theme : Classic, Deep Purple, Sweden, Ocean, or Monokai.
Band Transparency (default: 90): Controls fill opacity for bands.
Show Risk Zones : Toggle extended risk cloud visibility.
5) Recommended Workflow (Practical Use)
For Scalping (1-5 min charts):
Trend Period: 21
ATR Multiplier: 1.5
Signal Threshold: 0.2
For Day Trading (5-30 min charts):
Trend Period: 34 (default)
ATR Multiplier: 2.0 (default)
Signal Threshold: 0.3 (default)
For Swing Trading (1H-4H charts):
Trend Period: 55
ATR Multiplier: 2.5
Signal Threshold: 0.4
For Position Trading (Daily charts):
Trend Period: 89
ATR Multiplier: 3.0
Signal Threshold: 0.5
Step-by-Step Usage:
Step 1 – Check dashboard Trend and Strength for directional bias
Step 2 – Note Volatility regime (avoid fighting strong bands when HIGH)
Step 3 – Use Position readout to identify stretched vs normal conditions
Step 4 – Consider Session context for move quality assessment
Step 5 – Enter on pullbacks toward core trend line from beyond bands in strong trends
Step 6 – Use mean-reversion ideas primarily when volatility is LOW
Step 7 – Manage risk externally using ATR for stop placement
6) Alerts
VAPT ships with alert conditions for:
VAPT Bullish Signal : Bullish trend change detected
VAPT Bearish Signal : Bearish trend change detected
VAPT Volatility Expansion : High volatility regime entered
VAPT Price Above Bands : Price exceeded upper band
VAPT Price Below Bands : Price exceeded lower band
Recommended: Attach alerts to "Once Per Bar Close" to avoid reacting to intra-bar fluctuations.
7) Limitations & Best-Use Guidance
VAPT is an analytical tool, not an automatic trading system. It does not manage orders or risk for you.
Normal caution around indicator lag, volatility shocks, and gaps still applies.
Back-testing any workflow built on this indicator should account for realistic spreads, slippage, and commissions.
Always validate settings on your own symbols and timeframes; there is no single configuration that suits every market.
Session times are in exchange timezone; adjust if needed for your specific instruments.
Disclaimer
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you are responsible for your own decisions, sizing, and risk controls. Always test settings and workflows in a simulated environment before using them in live markets.
-Made with passion by officialjackofalltrades
SOFT V2PV_Pivot _Validation FAST_SLOWSOFT V2PV is a market structure indicator based on confirmed price pivots, combining two independent detection engines:
• FAST engine: early detection (more signals, lower reliability)
• SLOW engine: delayed detection (fewer signals, higher reliability)
• CONFIRMED signals: validated when FAST and SLOW agree within a confirmation window
Main features:
- Pivot labels marking structural turning points
- Validation labels displayed on the confirmation candle (not on the pivot bar)
- Configurable vertical stacking for FAST / SLOW / CONFIRMED labels
- Reliability score table (LOW / MED / HIGH)
- Built-in TradingView alerts (FAST, SLOW, CONFIRMED, ANY signal)
Signal interpretation:
LOW (FAST) → aggressive / early signal
MED (SLOW) → more reliable structural signal
HIGH (CONFIRMED) → high-probability setup (FAST + SLOW)
The indicator is designed for intraday and swing trading.
It works on all markets: indices, forex, crypto, commodities, and metals.
⚠️ Important notes:
- Pivot points are confirmed only after a defined number of bars (ZigZag-like logic).
- Signals are plotted only after confirmation.
- No intentional repainting: once a signal is displayed, it does not move or disappear.
Feta Floors V1.3Feta Floors - Publication Description
Summary / Hook
Feta Floors is a precision-focused Multi-Timeframe (MTF) support and resistance tool designed for traders who need exact historical levels without the visual clutter of traditional horizontal lines. Unlike standard MTF indicators that project lines across the entire chart, Feta Floors uses a unique "Point-to-Right" drawing engine to originate levels from the exact candle where they occurred.
🛠 Concepts & Methodology (How it Works)
This script solves two common problems found in standard multi-timeframe indicators: visual ambiguity and data inaccuracy on lower timeframes.
1. Point-to-Right Origin (Time-Based Coordinates)
Standard indicators often draw a horizontal line from the start of the day/week. This obscures when the high or low was actually made.
Our Solution: Feta Floors iterates through historical data to find the precise timestamp (down to the millisecond) of the Period High or Low. It draws the line starting exactly from that candle. This lets you visually backtest whether a level was created during the AM session, PM session, or overnight.
Technical Detail: We utilize xloc.bar_time rather than bar_index. This is crucial for avoiding the "Bar index too far" error that plagues other scripts when viewing 1-minute charts over long periods (weeks or months back).
2. "True RTH" Calculation (Smart Session Filtering)
Many traders use "Extended Trading Hours" (ETH) on their charts but only want levels based on "Regular Trading Hours" (RTH) data.
The Problem: If you simply request security(..., "D", ...) on an ETH chart, Pine Script often includes pre-market data in the Daily High/Low.
Our Solution: This script includes a robust "Force RTH" engine. When enabled, it manually filters every tick of data. It will ignore a new high if it occurred at 8:00 AM, waiting until 9:30 AM (or your exchange's open) to start tracking. This ensures your "Daily High" is the true RTH high, even if your chart shows pre-market action.
3. Dynamic Label Stacking
When price compresses, multiple levels (e.g., Previous Day High and Previous Weekly High) can overlap, making labels unreadable.
Our Solution: The script employs a custom variance algorithm. It collects all active levels for the current tick, sorts them by price, and detects if they are within a 5-tick proximity. If they are, it merges them into a single, clean label (e.g., "PDH / PWH") to maintain chart readability.
⚙️ Features & Settings
Period Tracking:
Daily: Previous Day High (PDH) / Low (PDL)
Weekly: Previous Week High (PWH) / Low (PWL)
Monthly: Previous Month High (PMH) / Low (PML)
Quarterly: Previous Quarter High (PQH) / Low (PQL)
Specific Day: Track highs/lows of a specific day of the week (e.g., "Monday Range").
Appearance: Customize line style (Solid, Dashed, Dotted), width, and colors for each timeframe independent of the others.
🚫 Justification for Closed Source
This script relies on a custom-built PeriodTracker type and complex loop logic to handle time-based coordinate systems and manual session filtering that standard Pine Script request.security() functions cannot achieve natively with this level of precision. The source code contains proprietary methods for handling array-based label sorting and overlap avoidance which are unique to our workflow.
