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QX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 ProQX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 Pro (qx_expert_imtiaz) is an advanced price-action–based TradingView indicator designed to identify high-probability BUY and SELL opportunities with clarity and precision. It combines trend direction, market structure, and dynamic support & resistance logic to help traders make confident decisions in both trending and ranging markets. The indicator plots clear BUY (green) and SELL (red) signals directly on the chart, reducing noise and eliminating guesswork. It is optimized for short-term, intraday, and scalping strategies, while still remaining effective on higher timeframes. QX Expert Imtiazz Pro works best on Forex pairs, but it can also be applied to crypto, indices, and commodities. Its lightweight and non-repainting logic makes it suitable for real-time trading and backtesting. 🔹 Key Features 📌 Clear BUY & SELL arrow signals 📈 Trend-based confirmation logic 🔄 Works in trending & ranging markets 🕒 Suitable for scalping, intraday & swing trading ⚡️ Repainting signals (after candle close) With 90% Accuracy 🔧 Optimized for Binary & Forex, Crypto, Indices 📊 Works on multiple timeframes 🧠 Beginner-friendly & pro-level accuracy 🔹 How to Use BUY Signal (Green Arrow): Look for long entries after candle close SELL Signal (Red Arrow): Look for short entries after candle close Best results when used with: Higher timeframe trend confirmation Proper risk management (SL & TP) Support & resistance zones
Indicador Pine Script®
por imtiaz_trader
StealthFX Signal RSI IndicatorStealthFX Signal RSI is a refined momentum indicator built to identify high-probability RSI reversal and continuation signals while filtering out market noise. It combines RSI structure, volume awareness, trend context, and Money Flow Index (MFI) dynamics into a clean, easy-to-read oscillator. All signals are non-repainting and confirmed on candle close. 🔹 Core Features Enhanced RSI signals Identifies momentum shifts using RSI peaks, dips, and threshold crossovers Optional volume confirmation Filters low-quality signals during weak participation Optional trend confirmation Aligns signals with short-term market direction MFI Cloud Visualizes smart money pressure using fast & slow MFI EMAs Blue = bullish flow, Purple = bearish flow Noise-reduction logic Designed to produce fewer but higher-quality signals 🔹 Visual Design Clean oscillator panel Dynamic RSI coloring: Blue → Oversold / bullish conditions Purple → Overbought / bearish conditions Clear BUY / SELL labels inside the RSI pane Optional overbought / oversold zone shading Minimalist look inspired by professional Lux-style indicators 🔹 How to Use BUY signals RSI recovering from oversold conditions Momentum turning positive Optional volume & trend alignment SELL signals RSI rolling over from overbought levels Momentum weakening Optional volume & trend alignment Works best as: A confirmation tool for price-action setups A momentum filter for trend strategies A timing indicator alongside higher-timeframe bias 🔹 Recommended Markets & Timeframes Forex: 5m – 1H Indices & Crypto: 15m – 1H Best performance during active market sessions ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. Always apply proper risk management and confirm signals with additional analysis.
Indicador Pine Script®
por StealthFXSignals
Minervini Trend Template V1.1 - OVTLYRWhat Was Changed The recent update does not modify any trade logic, indicators, or chart-anchored overlays. All changes are display and clarity improvements within the Risk Management table. Specifically: The Bid/Ask Spread check now displays the actual dollar spread (e.g. $0.25, $0.75) instead of a checkmark Text turns green when the spread is ≤ $0.50 Text turns red when the spread exceeds $0.50 A new Spread % row was added Calculated as (Ask − Bid) / Mid Displays the percentage value Turns green when ≤ 5%, red when > 5% Extrinsic % coloring was standardized Green when ≤ 30% Red when > 30% Currency formatting was improved Dollar values now always display two decimal places Large values (e.g. account size) now include thousands separators (commas) What Did Not Change Entry and exit criteria Minervini rule calculations EMA, SMA, ATR, or Order Block logic Alert behavior Chart anchoring or overlay positioning State-based trade management The script behaves identically in execution, with improved readability and decision-making clarity for options and risk evaluation.
Indicador Pine Script®
por eslebederkaiser
1
Market DashboardMarket Dashboard - Trend vs Chop Detection A comprehensive intraday market internals dashboard that displays five key metrics to help traders quickly identify whether the market is in a trending or sideways/rotational regime. METRICS DISPLAYED: 1. VOLD Ratio - Up Volume / Down Volume ratio for NYSE • > +2.0 = Strong buying pressure (green) • < -2.0 = Strong selling pressure (red) • Between -2 and +2 = Neutral/rotational (gray) 2. RVOL - Relative Volume compared to same time over past N days • > 1.5 = Above-average participation (orange) • < 0.7 = Below-average participation (blue) • Otherwise neutral (gray) 3. Breadth % - Net percentage of advancing vs declining issues • > +30% = Broad upside participation (green) • < -30% = Broad downside participation (red) • Between -30% and +30% = Mixed/rotational (gray) 4. ADR Used % - Session range utilization vs 5-day Average Daily Range • > 80% = Extended move, potential exhaustion (orange) • < 30% = Compressed, room to move (blue) • Otherwise neutral (gray) 5. TICK - NYSE TICK Index with sentiment label • > +600 = Strong uptick pressure (green) • < -600 = Strong downtick pressure (red) • Between -600 and +600 = Neutral (gray) HOW TO READ: Trending Day Signals: • VOLD > ±2.5 + Breadth > ±50% + TICK sustained in one direction + RVOL > 1.5 + ADR climbing = Strong trend, trade with pullbacks Sideways/Chop Signals: • VOLD oscillating ±2 + Breadth flipping around 0% + TICK whipping + RVOL < 1.2 + ADR mean-reverting = Range-bound, fade extremes or stand aside CUSTOMIZATION: • Adjustable ADR length (default 5 days) • Adjustable RVOL lookback period (default 10 days, 30 bars) • Table position selector (9 positions available) Perfect for ES, NQ, and other index futures traders who need quick regime assessment at a glance.
Indicador Pine Script®
por volatility_Viking
Crow RadarV2.1 (Full Blood)乌鸦全能操盘手系统 V2.1 (Full Blood) —— 专为 1% 的专业交易者打造 还在为 SOL 的频繁插针交学费？在算法面前，情绪一文不值。 产品逻辑：本系统基于**“微观压力+宏观联动”**双重引擎。 实时避险系统：当 BTC 联动走弱或卖压异常，全图背景自动泛红，这是你最后一条救命护城河。 冷酷猎手算法：内置信号冷却与趋势过滤，剔除 90% 的无效波动，只在共振时刻发出“🦅捕猎”指令。 战术控制面板：集成风险等级、BTC 偏离度及市场活跃度，一眼看穿主力底牌。 适合人群：追求稳定曲线、厌恶情绪化博弈、正在进行 100 单纪律训练的交易者。 行动呼吁：不开放源代码，仅限 Invite-only。评论区留下你的 TradingView ID，首批开放 5 个内测名额。 “当前为公测版，仅开放基础功能。想要获取‘高灵敏度信号’或加入‘实战带盘群’，请私信联系。” Córas Trádálaí Uile-Babhta Raven V2.1 (Full Blood) – Deartha don 1% de thrádálaithe gairmiúla. An bhfuil tú fós ag íoc an phraghais as borradh praghais SOL go minic? Níl aon luach ar mhothúcháin i bhfianaise halgartaim. Loighic Táirge: Tá an córas seo bunaithe ar inneall déach **"micrea-bhrú + macra-nasc"**. Córas Fálaithe Fíor-Ama: Nuair a lagaíonn comhghaol BTC nó nuair a bhíonn brú díola neamhghnácha, casann cúlra iomlán na cairte dearg go huathoibríoch – do líne chosanta dheireanach. Algartam Sealgaire Gan Ruth: Cuireann fuarú comhartha agus scagadh treochtaí ionsuite deireadh le 90% de luaineachtaí neamhbhailí, ag eisiúint orduithe "seilge" ach amháin ag chuimhneacháin athshondais. Painéal Rialaithe Oirbheartaíochta: Comhtháthaíonn sé leibhéal riosca, diall BTC, agus gníomhaíocht mhargaidh, ag nochtadh straitéisí na bpríomhimreoirí go hachomair. Oiriúnach do: Trádálaithe atá ag lorg patrúin chairte cobhsaí, atá drogallach i leith trádála mothúchánach, agus atá ag dul faoi oiliúint disciplín 100-thrádála. Glao chun Gnímh: Foinse oscailte amháin, cuireadh-amháin. Fág d'Aitheantas TradingView sa chuid tuairimí do na chéad 5 shliotán tástála béite. "Is leagan béite poiblí é seo faoi láthair, agus níl ach feidhmeanna bunúsacha ar fáil. Chun an 'comhartha ard-íogaireachta' a fháil nó chun páirt a ghlacadh sa 'ghrúpa trádála praiticiúil', déan teagmháil linn trí theachtaireacht phríobháideach."
Indicador Pine Script®
por liusha4499
Market Breadth ETHWhat this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. If you want, I can also: Write a short TradingView publish description Create example trade scenarios Add a “how not to use it” section 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync.” Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart.
Indicador Pine Script®
por bryndclegg
RW1 Wicket 1.03 (Customer Pro)RW1 Wicket — Z3 Zone + Breakout (Backtest & CRV Compare) Description: RW1 Wicket automatically highlights Z3 Fibonacci zones based on an internal swing structure (P2/P3) and displays RW1 long setups with a SET trigger and breakout entry. It also includes a compact stats box to evaluate performance and compare multiple fixed R:R targets (CRV 1.5 / 2.0 / 3.0), optionally separated into Confirmed and Early results. Features: Z3 Fibonacci zone box (with optional ZigZag / P2-P3 labels) SET marker when price triggers inside the zone RW1 breakout entry above the zone top Optional Early/Risk entry mode (if enabled) On-chart stats box: trades, W/L, win rate, and CRV comparison (best CRV by EV) Disclaimer: This script is for analysis and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Backtest results are not a guarantee of future performance. Internal swing parameters are intentionally not exposed as tuning inputs.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Emotionless-Edge
HIGHS & LOWS RusosTITLE: HIGHS & LOWS Rusos - Multi-Timeframe Liquidity Engine DESCRIPTION: HIGHS & LOWS Rusos is a professional-grade structural liquidity tool designed to identify key Highs and Lows across multiple timeframes with a smart filtering engine. This script focuses on high-probability liquidity zones while maintaining a clean and organized chart. Key Features: Hierarchical Priority: The script uses a "Waterfall" logic. Monthly levels take priority over Weekly, Weekly over Daily, and so on. If levels from different timeframes overlap (within a tick margin), only the higher-order level is displayed to avoid clutter. Multi-Timeframe Tracking: Automatically plots Monthly (HM/LM), Weekly (HS/LS), Daily (HD/LD), and 4-Hour (H4h/L4h) structural points. Precision Anchoring: Lines are drawn from the exact start of their respective cycles (Month, Week, Day), providing accurate historical context. Dynamic Mitigation: When price touches a level, the line is cut and marked with an "×". You can fully customize the opacity of these mitigated levels in the settings to keep your focus on active liquidity. Optimized Performance: Built-in memory management limits the number of active and historical lines to ensure smooth performance. Technical Hierarchy: Monthly > Weekly > Daily > 4 Hours Lower timeframe levels are automatically hidden when viewing higher timeframe charts to prevent visual artifacts.
Indicador Pine Script®
por RusovskyTP
1
SMART HTF LEVELS,(Real PDH / PDL / PWH / PWL / PMH / PML + 50%)🚀 SMART HTF LEVELS – PDH / PDL / PWH / PWL / PMH / PML + 50% MIDPOINTS This script plots key higher-timeframe support & resistance levels using Previous Day, Week, and Month Highs & Lows, enhanced with 50% equilibrium midpoints for precise price reactions. 🔹 KEY FEATURES ✅ Previous Day High / Low (PDH / PDL) ✅ Previous Week High / Low (PWH / PWL) ✅ Previous Month High / Low (PMH / PML) ✅ 50% Midpoint Levels (PDM / PWM / PMM) – Equilibrium zones 🎨 VISUAL STYLE (Clean & Professional) 🟢 High Levels → Green (Resistance) 🔴 Low Levels → Red (Support) ⚪ 50% Midpoints → Grey dotted step-line 📉 Step-Line Style for institutional clarity ⏱ Lines break only on new Day / Week / Month (no clutter) 🧠 WHY THESE LEVELS WORK Markets respect previous highs & lows because they represent: Liquidity pools Institutional order zones Stop-loss & breakout areas The 50% midpoint acts as a: Balance / equilibrium zone Reaction & continuation level High-probability decision area Together, these levels naturally behave as dynamic Support & Resistance. 📈 BEST USE CASES ✔ Intraday & Swing trading ✔ Break & Retest strategies ✔ Rejection trades at key levels ✔ Target & Stop-loss planning ✔ Works with Price Action, EMA, VWAP, RSI, SMC
Indicador Pine Script®
por BK_QuantDesk
Crypto Precision Signals "Crypto Precision Signals - Reliable" Script Comprehensive Documentation This document aims to clearly and objectively explain the functional principles, design logic, and usage methods of the "Crypto Precision Signals - Reliable" Pine Script. We adhere to principles of transparency and pragmatism. All descriptions are based on publicly available technical analysis theories, and we make no promises regarding any definitive profit performance. Final trading decisions should be made independently by the user based on comprehensive market analysis. I. Core Design Philosophy and Originality The originality of this script lies not in creating new analytical indicators, but in constructing a decision-making framework based on multi-dimensional condition confluence and systematic risk control. Its core philosophy is: a signal from a single indicator has limited reliability, whereas signals from different analytical dimensions (trend, momentum, overbought/oversold levels, market participation) can, when converging under specific rules, potentially identify higher-probability trading environments. Furthermore, the script encourages more disciplined trading through mandatory cooldown mechanisms and visual state tracking. II. Detailed Explanation of Integration Rationale and Synergistic Operation Mechanism The script integrates four classic technical elements, and their selection and combination have clear logical justification: 1. Trend & Momentum Foundation Layer: MACD Integration Rationale: MACD is a classic tool for identifying trend direction, momentum strength, and potential turning points. The crossover of its fast and slow lines is an intuitive representation of momentum change, providing the initial "action signal" for the system. Synergistic Mechanism: In this script, a MACD golden cross or death cross is one of the primary conditions for triggering a potential buy or sell signal. It acts as the system's "engine," responsible for identifying the initiation of market momentum. 2. Overbought/Oversold & Auxiliary Trigger Layer: RSI Integration Rationale: RSI measures the speed and magnitude of price changes to gauge overbought or oversold market conditions. It complements the trend-following MACD by providing reference points for market sentiment extremes. Synergistic Mechanism: The script innovatively sets RSI extremes (<30 oversold, >70 overbought) as trigger conditions parallel to MACD crossovers. This means the system can capture not only trend initiation points but also potential reversal opportunities from extreme sentiment (e.g., a buy point after a pullback to key support within an uptrend due to short-term oversold conditions). MACD and RSI together form a dual-trigger engine of "trend momentum" and "market sentiment." 3. Trend Filter Layer: 50-Period Simple Moving Average (SMA) Integration Rationale: "Trading with the trend" is a core tenet of technical analysis. The SMA-50 is widely used as a benchmark for medium-term trends. Synergistic Mechanism: This layer acts as a strict "direction filter." All potential signals generated by MACD or RSI must pass the SMA-50 test: Buy Signal: The current price must be above the SMA-50, ensuring the trade attempt aligns with the potential medium-term uptrend. Sell Signal: The current price must be below the SMA-50, ensuring the trade attempt aligns with the potential medium-term downtrend. This mechanism effectively filters out numerous counter-trend, high-risk reversal attempts, focusing the system on "trading with the major trend" opportunities. 4. Volume Confirmation Layer: Dynamic Volume Average Integration Rationale: Volume is key to gauging market participation and the authenticity of price movements. Price breakouts or signals lacking volume support are often weak. Synergistic Mechanism: This is the key validation layer of the script. The system calculates a 30-period average volume and allows users to set a multiplier (default 2.0). A signal is only finally confirmed when the trigger condition (from MACD or RSI) occurs simultaneously with the current bar's volume being significantly higher than the recent average (i.e., a "volume spike"). This validation ensures the signal is supported by broad market participation, aiming to increase the signal's credibility and reduce "false breakouts" or whipsaws caused by low liquidity. Synergistic Operation Summary: The script operates like a multi-stage screening funnel: Signal Trigger: Initiated by a MACD crossover or RSI entering an extreme zone. Preliminary Trend Screening: The price location of the trigger signal must pass the SMA-50 trend filter (buy above, sell below). Energy Validation: Concurrently with the above conditions, a volume spike must provide confirmation. Final Output: Only when all conditions are met simultaneously is a visual "BUY" or "SELL" label generated. III. Control & Auxiliary Layers: Enhancing Disciplined Use Beyond the signal generation logic, the script includes two original designs to enhance practicality: Signal Frequency Controller (Cooldown Period): Mechanism: After generating a valid signal, the system enters a user-adjustable "cooldown period" (default 5 bars). No new signals of the same type will be generated during this period. Purpose: Forces a reduction in trading frequency, prevents signal overload during high volatility or ranging markets, encourages waiting for higher-quality, more spaced-out opportunities, and helps avoid emotional overtrading. Visual State Tracker (Bar Coloring): Mechanism: The system internally tracks the state of the last valid signal (buy or sell). After a buy signal, subsequent bars are tinted light blue; after a sell signal, subsequent bars are tinted light orange, until the next opposing signal appears. Purpose: Provides the user with an intuitive visual reference for the "signal validity period" or "observation phase," helping to quickly identify which stage the market is in according to the system's logic and assisting in gauging market rhythm. IV. Functional Purpose and Usage Method Core Purpose: Serves as an auxiliary decision-making tool for swing trading or trend-pullback entries, suitable for timeframes of 1 hour and above. It filters for potential trade nodes that combine trend alignment, momentum, sentiment, and capital interest through multi-condition confluence. Usage Process: Loading: Add the script to a TradingView chart. Observation: Watch for "BUY/SELL" labels confirmed by a "volume spike" and aligned with the trend direction. Analysis: Never treat signals as direct trading orders. Always analyze the signal within the broader market context: Check if the signal occurs near key support or resistance levels. Observe the candlestick patterns (e.g., Pin Bar, Engulfing patterns) on the signal bar and its vicinity. Assess the overall market structure on higher timeframes. Decision & Risk Control: Only consider using the signal as an entry reference if it aligns with conclusions from your other analysis tools. Any trade must have a clearly defined stop-loss level set in advance and proper position sizing/risk management. V. Important Disclaimer This script is a technical analysis辅助 tool. Its signals are calculated based on historical data and mathematical formulas. Financial markets carry inherent risks, and past performance is in no way indicative of future results. Users must understand that all trading decisions carry the possibility of loss. The developer assumes no responsibility for any trading activities conducted by users based on this script or their outcomes. Please use it prudently under a full understanding of its logic and associated risks.
Indicador Pine Script®
por neeson1987
The Kinetic Energy of Market Information {Dark Architect} Uncle, now you have a Full Stack of "Dark Architect". How to manage it (algorithm of actions): STEP 1: SCANNER (MA_FRAGILITY + ENTROPY) You're looking at MA_FRAGILITY (the second script). You're looking for an increase in Fragility (Red zone). You're looking at ENTROPY (the third script). You wait until the line falls into the purple "Order" zone. The thought: "The market is stretched and ready to fire." STEP 2: LOGIN (W2_FLUID) You're waiting for a Red spike on W2_FLUID (the first script). Action: You open an order in the direction of the breakdown. Thought: "The singularity is activated." STEP 3: HOLD You're looking at RELIEF_FLUX (the new script). While the bars are Green and growing, hold on. The market is being pushed with money. STEP 4: EXIT (HARVEST) The price makes a new upward leap. And on RELIEF_FLUX, the bars turned Gray or went down. The label "EXIT 💸" has appeared. Action: Close your position on the market. Don't set limits, just get out. Thought: "Thanks for the liquidity, losers." Task: Install ALL 4 scripts. Find a point in history where: There Was An Entrance (W2 + Entropy). Then there was growth (Green Flux). And then the perfect Exit (EXIT Label). CAPITALCOM:US100
Indicador Pine Script®
por brainyProfile24987
Gold Intelligence - Final Sniper v12 by Herman Sangivera(Papua)🚀 Gold Intelligence - Final Sniper v12 by Herman Sangivera ( Papua ) Overview Gold Intelligence - Final Sniper v12 is a cutting-edge technical indicator specifically engineered for high-volatility instruments like XAU/USD (Gold). This indicator merges advanced Price Action candlestick recognition algorithms with institutional volume analysis and real-time market sentiment to deliver precision entry signals. The primary goal of this tool is to filter out market "noise" and highlight only High Probability Setups that meet strict technical criteria. 🛡️ Key Features Smart Pattern Recognition: Automatically identifies high-impact patterns: Pin Bars (psychological rejection) and Engulfing Candles (institutional dominance). Probability Scoring: Every signal is assigned a percentage (%) score based on volume confirmation and price intensity. Signals only trigger when they exceed the minimum threshold (default 75%). Real-Time Sentiment Dashboard: An exclusive on-chart panel that monitors the balance of Buy/Sell pressure instantly. Dynamic Risk Management: Automatically projects Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) boxes using Average True Range (ATR) calculations, ensuring your targets stay adaptive to current market volatility. Institutional Volume Check: Validates entries by cross-referencing significant volume spikes (Smart Money footprints) to help you avoid market traps and fakeouts. 📖 How to Use (Trading Guide) Identify the Signal: Wait for the "SNAPSHOT GOLD" label to appear on the chart. 🟢 Green Label: Buy Signal (Bullish). 🔴 Red Label: Sell Signal (Bearish). Check Probability Score: It is highly recommended to only take signals with a score of >75%. A higher score indicates stronger technical confluence. Execution & Targets: Enter the trade at the close of the signal candle. Target the Green transparent box for profit and use the Red box for risk management. Dashboard Confirmation: Ensure the Sentiment percentage aligns with your trade direction (e.g., Sentiment > 60% Buy for Long positions). ⚙️ Input Parameters Min Probability: The minimum accuracy threshold for a signal to be displayed. TP & SL Multiplier: Customize your reward-to-risk ratio based on ATR multiples. Alerts: Fully compatible with real-time notifications for Mobile, Email, or Webhooks. ⚠️ Disclaimer This indicator is an analytical tool and does not guarantee profits. Gold trading involves significant risk. Always use proper money management and backtest on a demo account before trading live funds.
Indicador Pine Script®
por hermanwomsiwor
Institutional Liquidity & FVG Tracker by Herman Sangivera(Papua)Institutional Liquidity & FVG Tracker (Precision SMC) by Herman Sangivera ( Papuan Trader ) This indicator is designed to identify key institutional levels by tracking Buy Side Liquidity (BSL), Sell Side Liquidity (SSL), and Fair Value Gaps (FVG). It helps traders visualize where "Smart Money" is likely to hunt for stops and where market imbalances exist. Key Features: Dynamic Liquidity Levels: Automatically identifies Swing Highs and Lows where retail Stop Losses are clustered. Liquidity Purge Detection: Lines will visually fade once price "sweeps" or grabs the liquidity, signaling a potential reversal. Fair Value Gaps (FVG): Highlights price imbalances (gaps) created by aggressive institutional displacement. These areas often act as magnets for price retracements. How to Use: The Sweep: Wait for the price to cross a dashed liquidity line (BSL or SSL). This indicates a "Stop Hunt" is occurring. The Shift: Look for a rapid price reversal immediately after the sweep that leaves a Fair Value Gap (colored boxes) in its wake. The Entry: Consider entering a trade when price retraces back into the FVG box, using the liquidity sweep high/low as your protected Stop Loss. Settings: Liquidity Lookback: Adjust the sensitivity of swing points. Higher values identify more significant, longer-term liquidity pools. FVG Minimum Size: Filters out small, insignificant gaps to keep your chart clean and focused on high-probability setups.
Indicador Pine Script®
por hermanwomsiwor