Trade Validator

There is a moment every intraday trader knows too well: price is moving fast, levels are being tapped, and you are stuck asking yourself, “Is this the move, or just another trap?” This indicator was created to turn that hesitation into a clear, on‑chart narrative you can read in real time. It does not try to predict the future with magic; instead, it quietly organizes the past and present into a structured checklist so you can decide whether a trade idea truly deserves your attention.

Each day, the tool starts by watching how price explores its range. It records the previous day’s high and low, tracks the active session’s extremes, and updates these levels bar by bar. These become the key liquidity pools: places where stops are likely resting and where sharp moves often begin. Instead of forcing you to manually redraw the same lines every session, the indicator takes care of that background work and keeps the chart clean, so your focus stays on the story price is telling.

When price finally reaches for one of these levels, the script looks for signs that the raid is more than noise. It checks whether the market just swept a prior high or low, whether a simple shift in structure has confirmed a potential reversal, and whether a strong displacement candle has actually kicked in. Only when those ingredients come together does it highlight a potential entry zone, estimate a logical stop beyond the raid, and map nearby internal and external targets. At that point, you are no longer staring at random candles; you are looking at a structured scenario with clear boundaries.

To tie everything together, the indicator prints a compact text panel directly on the chart. That panel summarizes session, directional bias, which liquidity was taken, whether structure has shifted, the type of entry array detected, and the approximate risk‑to‑reward to the first and second targets. In practice, this turns into a small trading companion: on good days it confirms what you already see and gives you the confidence to execute; on bad days it reminds you that one or more gates are missing and that “no trade” is also a valid decision. It is designed not to replace your judgment, but to keep you honest to a consistent process especially in the moments when emotions would otherwise take over.