Key Candle Range [NextPercent]Key Candle Range
This indicator draws persistent horizontal levels from a user-selected candle on any chosen timeframe. It is designed to mark a key reference range and project it forward, allowing traders to monitor reactions to that candle’s high and low.
Features:
• Select any specific candle by date and time
• Works on a custom timeframe independent of the chart
• Automatically projects the selected candle’s high and low into the future
• Fully customizable line color, width, and style
• Clean visual reference for breakout, rejection, or range trading
How it works:
The script finds the candle that matches the chosen timestamp on the selected timeframe. Once identified, it draws two horizontal lines at that candle’s high and low and extends them to the right. These levels remain visible as long-term structural references.
Use cases:
• Marking important session candles (open range, news candle, etc.)
• Tracking breakout levels
• Identifying support and resistance zones
• Anchoring trade bias to a key event candle
Tip:
Use higher timeframes to mark major structural levels, or intraday timeframes to track session-based ranges.
Análisis de tendencia
Institutional Footprint ZonesThis script visualizes price-based footprint zones derived from repeated reactions, volume absorption behavior, and market structure alignment.
Its purpose is to help traders contextualize price movement , not to generate buy/sell signals.
Core concepts used
1. Demand–Supply Zones
Zones are identified from areas where price shows repeated reaction and imbalance resolution.
Zones are automatically invalidated once price decisively breaks beyond their defining structure.
2. Absorption Footprint Detection
The script highlights areas where price stalls despite participation, suggesting potential absorption rather than continuation.
This is based on candle structure and relative participation behavior, not order book data.
3. Market Structure Mapping
Trend context is derived from swing progression (higher highs / higher lows or lower highs / lower lows).
Structure is used only as a context filter , not as a timing signal.
4. Higher-Timeframe Fibonacci Confluence
Key Fibonacci levels from a selectable higher timeframe are projected onto the active chart to help identify areas of confluence with structure and zones.
Institutional Footprint ZonesThis script visualizes price-based footprint zones derived from repeated reactions, volume absorption behavior, and market structure alignment.
Its purpose is to help traders contextualize price movement , not to generate buy/sell signals.
Core concepts used
1. Demand–Supply Zones
Zones are identified from areas where price shows repeated reaction and imbalance resolution.
Zones are automatically invalidated once price decisively breaks beyond their defining structure.
2. Absorption Footprint Detection
The script highlights areas where price stalls despite participation, suggesting potential absorption rather than continuation.
This is based on candle structure and relative participation behavior, not order book data.
3. Market Structure Mapping
Trend context is derived from swing progression (higher highs / higher lows or lower highs / lower lows).
Structure is used only as a context filter , not as a timing signal.
4. Higher-Timeframe Fibonacci Confluence
Key Fibonacci levels from a selectable higher timeframe are projected onto the active chart to help identify areas of confluence with structure and zones.
New GTI Scalping Zone Indicator✅ Overview
This indicator is designed to provide a structured market view by combining adaptive price zones with trend and volume-based confirmation tools.
It focuses on identifying potential supply-demand imbalance areas while maintaining consistent zone behavior across different asset classes and timeframes.
Dynamic Price Zones
The indicator displays four adaptive price zones:
• Demand Target Zone
• Demand Zone
• Supply Zone
• Supply Target Zone
Zone widths are calculated using market volatility and recent price range behavior.
This adaptive approach allows the zones to adjust automatically based on market conditions.
Fibonacci-based proportional measurements are applied to maintain balanced distance relationships between zones during each trading session.
Zones are drawn using non-repainting logic and are designed to remain visually stable after formation.
✅ Core Calculation Logic
The indicator first identifies recent price structure and volatility range to create adaptive Supply and Demand Zones.
Zone width is adjusted dynamically using price range expansion and volatility behavior to maintain proportional structure across different instruments and timeframes.
Fibonacci-based proportional scaling is applied to preserve relative distance between reaction zones during each session.
✅ HOW TO USE — Trading Rules Section
🔵 Long Trade Setup (Buy Condition)
Wait for price to move into the Demand Zone.
Price should close inside the Demand Zone, indicating acceptance and potential accumulation.
After this, wait for the next candle to close above the high of the previous candle while moving outside the Demand Zone.
This candle close confirms bullish reaction and momentum continuation.
Enter a Long (Buy) trade after confirmation close.
Target:
• Set the primary target at the next Supply Zone or Supply Target Zone level.
Stop Loss (Recommended):
• Place stop loss below the Demand Zone low or below the confirmation candle low.
🔴 Short Trade Setup (Sell Condition)
Wait for price to move into the Supply Zone.
Price should close inside the Supply Zone, indicating potential distribution or selling pressure.
After this, wait for the next candle to close below the low of the previous candle while moving outside the Supply Zone.
This candle close confirms bearish reaction and downside momentum.
Enter a Short (Sell) trade after confirmation close.
Target:
• Set the primary target at the next Demand Zone or Demand Target Zone level.
Stop Loss (Recommended):
• Place stop loss above the Supply Zone high or above the confirmation candle high.
Volume-Based Candle Coloring
The indicator applies dynamic candle coloring based on relative volume behavior to visually highlight participation strength.
• Blue Candles represent candles where trading volume is significantly higher than recent average volume.
These candles indicate strong market participation and potential momentum expansion.
• Black Candles represent candles with low or below-average volume.
These candles indicate reduced activity, weak participation and possible consolidation or low-interest market conditions.
Volume comparison is calculated using short-term and average volume reference values to normalize behavior across different instruments and timeframes.
This visual system helps traders quickly identify whether price movement is supported by strong participation or occurring during low-volume conditions.
Volume candle colors are intended as supportive confirmation and should be used together with price structure and trend direction tools.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice and does not guarantee trading performance.
Trading involves risk. Always perform independent analysis and apply proper risk management.
Key Levels h/l Key Levels — HTF High/Low, Opens, EQ & Monday Range
Key Levels is a streamlined multi‑timeframe market‑structure tool that automatically plots the most important HTF levels, session highs/lows, opens, EQ midpoints, and the previous 2‑day range. Designed for intraday and swing traders who rely on clean, reliable institutional reference points.
Features
Current & previous Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly / Yearly High/Low
Current & previous opens with full styling controls
EQ (midpoint) levels for all timeframes
Previous 2‑Day High/Low for breakout and liquidity setups
Daily separators + day‑of‑week labels
Monday Model with lines, labels, and optional background fill
Why Traders Use It
Clear HTF structure
Session‑based context
Clean, customisable visuals
No clutter, no repainting
Perfect for ICT‑style traders, intraday scalpers, and anyone who wants a precise, organised market‑structure map.
Easy Gold Buy/SellVetriFX Hub - XAUUSD is an advanced momentum-based trend following indicator specifically optimized for gold. It utilizes a multi-layered confirmation system to identify high-probability entries.
Key Features:
Dynamic Trend Engine: Automatically switches bias based on Federal Interest Rate differentials or manual user selection.
Momentum Confirmation: Uses "N-Candle" streak logic combined with body-size momentum filters to ensure strong trade participation.
Active Trade Management: Features real-time, self-cleaning Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) visual levels that appear only when a trade is active.
On-Chart Dashboards: Includes a performance tracker (Win Rate/Total Trades) and a global market session visualizer (Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York).
Multi-Style Support: Compatible with both standard OHLC and Heikin Ashi candle types.
Ghost Smart Nexus Ghost Smart Nexus is not just another indicator; it's a high-frequency algorithmic system designed to bridge the gap between retail traders and institutional market makers. By integrating Real-time Volume Analysis, Bookmap-style Liquidity Tracking, and Momentum Candlestick Logic, it filters out market noise to provide high-probability Buy/Sell Algo signals.
Key Features:
Precision Buy/Sell Algos: Dynamic entries based on institutional flow.
Multi-Timeframe Trend Detection: Seamless performance from Scalping (1m) to Swing Trading (D1).
Nexus Bookmap Integration: Visualizes hidden liquidity zones directly on your chart.
Volume-Momentum Engine: Validates every signal with real market depth to avoid "False Breakouts."
Ghost Candle Logic: Analyzes the internal momentum of each candlestick to predict the next explosive move.
AG_fvg&zz_scrMultitimeframe fair value gap(fvg)+zigzag screener.Helps traders to choose trade directions both with fvg values and zigzag predictions.
1)Indicates Bullish&Bearish fvgs,both on grafiphc and table current fvg values(top,middle,,ages,% value to price of fvg)Shows % percent of mitigation
2)Shows before closes possible fvg values of higher timeframes if not already seen on screener
3)Hybrid zigzag calculation,automatically detects trends&horizontial flots and chooses zigzag calculation,predicts next zigzag level
Blagirev Fractal Wave Detector - v3.0
It's concept work basing on empirical data which I've discovered through charts and some fundamentals from Ilya Prigozin and Mandesbrot theory concerning inlinar world, fractals and chaos theory.
I'm elaborating and investigating the fractals and its relation with market moving. For any comment and feedback are welcome
Indicator shows upcomming waves which can disrupt and create new structure for the price.
Indicator works on m5 for Red Waves and for H1 for Green Waves.
Triangle indicated upcomming waves impluse. More and bigger triangle shows power and speed of impluse of the wave. 3 Triangle means that fractal wave has started and reached several levels of the prices.
TARA Intraday Lens [Dual Carry Mode]This script, TARA Intraday Lens , is designed specifically for traders looking to capture high-probability BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) or STBT moves. It focuses on the "Power Hour"—the final 30 minutes of the trading session—where institutional players typically finalize their positions.
💎 The Philosophy: TARA Logic
In the markets, the "close" is the most important data point of the day. If a stock closes near its high with massive volume while staying above its Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP), it indicates institutional accumulation. The TARA Lens automates the detection of these specific behaviors.
Key Features:
Dual VWAP Alignment: Checks both Daily and Weekly VWAPs to ensure you aren't fighting a larger trend.
Range Proximity Engine: Identifies stocks closing in the top or bottom 10% of their daily range.
Volume Spike Factor: Filters out "fake" moves by requiring volume to be at least 2x the 20-day average.
Power Hour Filter: Only activates during the high-impact window (default 15:00 - 15:30) to reduce intraday noise.
📊 How It Works
The script uses a "Black Box HUD" (Heads-Up Display) that sits right on your chart. It acts as your digital co-pilot, checking off three major institutional criteria:
Institutional Bias: Is the price trending above/below the key VWAP levels?
Closing Strength: Is the stock finishing strong near the day's high (Long) or weak near the day's low (Short)?
Volume Urgency: Is there a significant surge in buying/selling pressure?
🛠️ Usage Instructions
1. The Dashboard (HUD)
The HUD changes dynamically based on the market status:
SLEEP Mode: The market is not in the Power Hour. The tool stays on standby.
LIVE Mode: During the Power Hour, the HUD provides a checklist. When all criteria turn ✅ QUALIFIED, an "EXECUTE" signal appears.
2. Trading the Signals
BTST BUY (Green Label): Triggered when the stock is in the top 10% of the day, above Daily VWAP, and showing 2x volume.
BTST SELL (Red Label): Triggered when the stock is at the bottom 10% of the day, below Daily VWAP, and seeing heavy selling volume.
3. Customizing for Your Style
You can adjust the Range Proximity % in the settings. For a stricter filter, move it to 5%. For more aggressive signals, move it to 15%.
📝 Pine Script V6 Technical Detail
The script is built using the latest Pine Script v6, utilizing request.security for precise daily range calculations and var variables for efficient volume accumulation.
Note for Students & Academy Members: This tool is designed to be educational. Use the "DEMO MODE: Force Full HUD" setting to see how the logic calculates even outside of market hours—perfect for backtesting and manual study.
🚀 Get Started
Add the script to your TradingView, set the session time to your local exchange's closing hour, and look for the "READY" status on the TARA Lens HUD.
Author: THE TRADING AND RESEARCH ACADEMY (TARA)
Version: 6.0
Market Focus: NSE, F&O, US Equities
Buy and sell alerts using Ema's***What this indicator does:***
1) It calculates two EMAs and an RSI
emaS = short EMA (default 9) → reacts faster to price
emaL = long EMA (default 21) → reacts slower, defines trend bias
rsi = RSI (default 14) → momentum confirmation
2) It defines a “trend state” (bull/bear) with optional RSI confirmation
Bull trend when:
9 EMA is above 21 EMA AND
RSI is ≥ 55 (only if useRSI = true)
Bear trend when:
9 EMA is below 21 EMA AND
RSI is ≤ 45 (only if useRSI = true)
This is why you see the green/red background tint—it’s marking the current trend state.
3) It generates Buy/Sell signals on EMA crossovers (plus optional RSI filter)
Buy signal happens only when:
9 EMA crosses above 21 EMA, and
RSI is ≥ 55 (if enabled)
Sell signal happens only when:
9 EMA crosses below 21 EMA, and
RSI is ≤ 45 (if enabled)
**Best timeframe to use (to reduce false signals)**
Because this is a crossover system, it will always whipsaw in chop—lower timeframes whip more.
✅ Best overall: 15-minute
Best balance of signal quality and frequency
EMA crosses mean more when candles are “real” and not micro-noise
RSI confirmation works better
Also very good: 5-minute (if you trade intraday a lot)
More signals than 15m, still usable
Expect some chop during lunchtime / ranges
Cleanest but fewer trades: 1-hour
Very low noise, great for swing/intraday trend holds
Fewer entries, but highest reliability
Avoid (unless you add filters): 1-minute / 3-minute
EMA crosses happen constantly in chop
RSI thresholds (55/45) get hit too easily and still whipsaw
My default recommendation:
Day trading: 15m
Faster scalps: 5m (with a filter)
Swing/position: 1h
*** Some Indicators that pair well with this (and why)***
1) ADX (Trend Strength Filter) — top pairing
Use ADX to avoid taking signals in chop.
Only take buys/sells when ADX > 18–25
If ADX is low, ignore EMA crosses (they’ll whipsaw)
2) VWAP (Intraday Bias Filter) — best for stocks/indices intraday
Prefer BUY only if price is above VWAP
Prefer SELL only if price is below VWAP
This cuts a ton of false signals on 5m/15m.
3) ATR (Stop/Target + Volatility Filter)
Not for entries—use it for:
Stop placement (e.g., 1–1.5× ATR)
Profit targets or trailing stops
Also helps you avoid tiny-chop sessions where ATR is very low.
4) Higher Timeframe Trend Filter (simple but powerful)
Example:
Trade 15m signals only in the direction of the 1h EMA trend
This is one of the easiest ways to reduce false trades.
5) Support/Resistance / Pivot Points
EMA cross signals work best when they break/hold key levels.
Use daily pivots, prior day high/low, OR key S/R zones
Take signals that align with a break + retest
The EMA’s alert with Buy/Sell Levels (v2) is a simple trend-following indicator designed to help traders identify directional bias and high-probability buy and sell opportunities using moving averages and momentum confirmation.
The script combines:
A fast and slow Exponential Moving Average (EMA) crossover for trend direction
An optional RSI confirmation filter to reduce false signals
Visual trend highlighting and clear on-chart buy/sell labels
Built-in alert conditions for automation and notifications
How It Works
Bullish Trend
Short EMA is above the Long EMA
RSI is above the user-defined buy threshold (default: 55)
Bearish Trend
Short EMA is below the Long EMA
RSI is below the user-defined sell threshold (default: 45)
Buy Signal
Short EMA crosses above Long EMA
RSI confirms bullish momentum (if enabled)
Sell Signal
Short EMA crosses below Long EMA
RSI confirms bearish momentum (if enabled)
The background color visually reflects the current trend state:
Green = Bullish
Red = Bearish
Recommended Timeframes
15-minute – Best balance of reliability and signal quality
5-minute – Faster signals (recommended with additional filters like VWAP or ADX)
1-hour – Higher-confidence swing and trend trades
Lower timeframes may produce more false signals due to market noise.
Best Use Cases
Trend continuation trades
Momentum breakouts
Intraday and swing trading
Important Notice: This indicator is intended for educational and informational purposes only.
It is not financial or investment advice. Market conditions can change rapidly, and no indicator can guarantee profitable results. Always use proper risk management and confirm signals with additional analysis before making any trading or investment decisions. You are solely responsible for any trades you place using this indicator.
Enigma DaytradingThis indicator provides a complete intraday trading system for 3 assets from the futures market (GC, 6B, and CL) during the New York session using integrated historical price databases as its foundation. All of this is included in 1 single indicator.
In the following image, the different options for the integrated databases can be seen. The indicator will only display 1 database at a time, the one you choose in its settings.
Note : You can add several instances of the indicator at a time and choose a different database for each instance, one for each day of the week for example, to avoid the need to manually change the database every single day. You also have the option of adding the name of the database that you currently have selected as a watermark in the chart. This option is easily seen in the settings of the indicator and can be either turned on or off.
The relevant price areas and levels derived from the integrated historical price databases are determined based on the time at which price exits the Opening Range, which is the first hour of the New York session that goes from 9:30 AM EST to 10:25 AM EST.
Once price exits the Opening Range, the indicator will display the relevant price levels for that session based on which day it is, the time at which price exited the Opening Range, and the final factor is whether price is either above or below the Opening Range price area.
The historical data that will be displayed is filtered so that only those with matching conditions are taken into account. This makes it possible for the indicator to display historical data produced by previous sessions with several similar circunstances than the ones we are encountering in the current session.
Once the relevant price levels for the session are displayed, they do not change and will remain the same for the entirety of the session.
How to interpret the indicator
The relevant price levels are displayed in the following way:
• Entry levels and stop-loss levels as colored boxes. These boxes may contain several levels within them. The basic logic is to enter once price touches the colored box, and place the stop-loss behind the colored box. Depending on the size of the colored box and the number of levels it contains, the stop-loss can be placed only 2 or 3 levels behind the entry level.
The levels in the colored boxes can be easily identified as a change in tone within the box. The following image provides a graphical example of this, and the difference in color tones within each box is quite clear.
• Exit levels as colored horizontal lines: Each colored box will have a colored line with its matching color. Depending on which box you used for entry, the corresponding exit level should be the colored line of the same matching color.
This color-coded visualization makes it possible to easily identify the corresponding exit level based on the time of your entry.
The chosen colors and their lighter-tone variations can be easily modified from the indicator's settings.
These correlations between the displayed price levels, or in other words, between where and when to enter and where to exit, as well as the methodology on how to structure the integrated databases, are the result of proprietary historical analysis and the true value of this system.
Benefits of the indicator
• It provides direct and actionable data. The price levels displayed on the chart are not subject to any interpretation. They present objective levels and trade ideas.
• It provides the most likely bias for the session. Once the levels are displayed, the bias is towards the location of the exit levels (horizontal colored lines).
Aim of the indicator
The goal is to provide a simple, mechanical, and repeatable trading system with historical data-driven logic resulting in objective and actionable entry, stop-loss, and exit price levels.
Disclaimer
Every trade setup presented by the usage of this indicator doesn't constitute investment advice. Past results will never guarantee future performance.
TrendForce Pro: All-in-One Market System Overview The TrendForce Pro is a comprehensive market analysis system designed to consolidate Trend, Momentum, Volatility, and Market Structure into a single actionable dashboard. It addresses the common issue of chart clutter by integrating multiple analytical dimensions into one optimized tool.
Originality & Concept Unlike standard moving average crossovers which often fail in ranging markets, this script implements a custom "Sideways Filter Algorithm". This logic analyzes the frequency of crossovers within a specific lookback period relative to the ATR (Average True Range) distance between EMAs. When a choppy market is detected, the system neutralizes trend signals, preventing false entries during consolidation.
Additionally, it features a "Reverse RSI Predictive Engine". Instead of waiting for the RSI to lag, the script mathematically calculates the exact price levels required for the RSI to reach Overbought (70/80/90) or Oversold (30/20/10) zones, plotting these as dynamic support/resistance zones on the chart.
Main Features
Smart Trend Detection: Color-coded EMAs with a built-in Supertrend filter to align execution with the macro trend.
Market Structure Labels: Automatically identifies and labels Higher Highs (HH) and Lower Lows (LL) to assist in price action analysis.
Dynamic Heatmap: Visualizes RSI exhaustion zones directly on the price candles (Red/Green fills).
Risk Management Panel: Provides real-time automated suggestions for Stop Loss (based on ATR multiplier) and Take Profit targets directly on the latest price label.
How to Use
Trend Following: Wait for the "BULL" or "BEAR" label on the price line. Ensure the EMAs are green (Bullish) or Red (Bearish) and not Gray (Sideways).
Reversal Trading: Monitor the RSI Heatmap. If price pushes deep into the dark red zone (RSI > 80/90) and a Bearish Divergence label appears, consider a reversal setup.
Risk Control: Utilize the displayed "Stop" and "Target" values to set your bracket orders.
Disclaimer This tool is for educational purposes and technical analysis support. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Resumo O TrendForce Pro é um sistema "All-in-One" que combina Tendência, Momento e Estrutura de Mercado com um filtro exclusivo de lateralização e projeção reversa de RSI. Desenvolvido para limpar o gráfico e focar na tomada de decisão institucional.
Características Principais
Filtro de Lateralização: Algoritmo que detecta consolidação baseada na distância ATR das médias, evitando falsas entradas.
RSI Reverso: Projeta no gráfico o preço exato necessário para o RSI atingir níveis de sobrecompra/sobrevenda.
Gestão de Risco: Painel automático que sugere Stop Loss e Alvos baseado na volatilidade atual.
Como Usar Busque confluência entre a cor das médias (Tendência) e os rótulos de estrutura (HH/LL). Evite operações quando as linhas estiverem cinza (Mercado Lateral).
Breaker Order Block MTF Polarity FlipThis indicator identifies Breaker Order Blocks using a multi-timeframe approach
based on polarity flip logic (support turning into resistance, and resistance
turning into support).
A Breaker is formed when a previous Order Block is violated and later respected
from the opposite side, creating a high-probability reaction zone.
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CORE CONCEPT
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• Bullish Breaker: a bullish Order Block is broken and later acts as resistance
• Bearish Breaker: a bearish Order Block is broken and later acts as support
• Focus on polarity inversion, not raw Order Blocks
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FEATURES
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• Multi-Timeframe analysis:
– TF1 (higher timeframe via request.security)
– TF2 (higher timeframe via request.security)
– TF3 (current chart timeframe)
• Configurable number of breakers displayed per timeframe (up to 5)
• Clear distinction between bullish and bearish breakers
• Breaker detection based on swing structure and body or wick logic
• Automatic removal of invalidated breaker zones
• Clean and customizable visual boxes (colors, border width, labels)
• Optional labels showing side (BULL / BEAR), timeframe and order
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DEFENSE & VOLUME LOGIC
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• Defense detection based on:
– Wick rejection
– Small candle body
– Optional close direction confirmation
• Volume spike detection near breaker zones
• Proximity detection using ATR-based distance
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ALERTS
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Alerts are available for TF1 and TF2:
• Breaker proximity alerts
• Breaker defense (rejection) alerts
• Volume spike alerts near breaker zones
TF3 (chart timeframe) is visual only and does not trigger alerts.
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HOW TO USE
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This indicator is designed to provide contextual levels where price is likely
to react after a structural break.
It works best when combined with:
• Market structure analysis
• Price action confirmation
• Lower timeframe execution
• Liquidity and volume context
This script does not repaint and is intended as an analytical tool, not as
financial advice.
Sri - Keltner Channel Dual - CTF 📌 Sri – Keltner Channel Dual (Custom Timeframe)
Overview
Sri – Keltner Channel Dual (CTF without Toggle) is a dual-layer Keltner Channel overlay designed to visualize volatility structure across two independent higher or equal timeframes.
Unlike traditional Keltner Channel indicators that operate on a single timeframe or require manual mode selection, this script always plots two Keltner Channels at the same time, each calculated on its own user-defined timeframe.
This makes it especially useful for multi-timeframe confluence, trend validation, and volatility compression/expansion analysis.
🔹 Key Features
1️⃣ Dual Independent Keltner Channels
Two fully independent Keltner Channels
Each channel has its own timeframe, length, multiplier, source, and band style
Both channels are always active (no toggles, no repainting logic)
2️⃣ True Multi-Timeframe Calculation
Each channel is calculated using request.security() on its selected timeframe
No approximation or scaling of lower-timeframe data
Ensures true higher-timeframe structure on lower charts
3️⃣ Flexible Volatility Models
Each Keltner Channel can independently use:
Average True Range (ATR)
True Range
Raw Price Range (High – Low, smoothed)
This allows traders to compare classic ATR-based channels vs pure price-range volatility on the same chart.
4️⃣ EMA or SMA Basis Control
Each channel can independently switch between:
Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
Simple Moving Average (SMA)
This makes the script adaptable to both fast-reacting trend traders and smoother swing-based analysis.
5️⃣ Visual Confluence Zones
Upper bands and lower bands between Channel-1 and Channel-2 are filled
The fill highlights:
Volatility agreement
Compression zones
Expansion breakouts
Helps quickly identify high-probability trend continuation or exhaustion areas
📈 How to Use the Indicator
Common use cases:
Trend Confirmation
Price holding above both bases → bullish bias
Price holding below both bases → bearish bias
Volatility Compression
When both channels narrow and overlap → potential breakout zone
Multi-Timeframe Structure
Use Channel-1 for execution timeframe
Use Channel-2 for higher-timeframe context (e.g., 15m + 1H, or 1H + Daily)
Dynamic Support & Resistance
Upper and lower bands act as adaptive volatility-based levels
⚠️ Notes
This is not a signal-based or buy/sell indicator
Designed as a market structure and volatility framework
Best used alongside price action, volume, or momentum tools
🔒 Why This Script Is Closed-Source
While Keltner Channels are a known concept, this script focuses on a non-toggle, always-on dual timeframe architecture, combined with independent volatility modeling and visual confluence mapping, which is not provided as a single integrated tool in standard open-source implementations.
Carpe Diem Trading Algo - CoreCarpe Diem Trading Algo - CORE is the central signal engine of the Carpe Diem suite, built to select, track, and score multiple entry methods inside one unified framework. It is designed for traders who want one clean BUY/SELL stream that adapts to the market regime instead of juggling separate indicators.
CORE is inspired by well‑known technical analysis ideas (trend vs range regimes, Z‑Score, Stoch, structure breaks, money flow, ATR‑based risk), but every component is implemented from scratch and then extended, so it is not a wrapper or clone of any public script. What you see on the chart is a custom architecture that combines these concepts into a single regime‑aware, multi‑engine signal and risk/EDGE system.
At the base layer, CORE uses a custom range/regime engine that classifies price into bullish, bearish, or neutral conditions using an ATR‑normalized oscillator around a regime moving average. It measures the distance between price and a configurable MA, normalizes that distance by ATR, smooths it, and then applies a dead zone and “avoid ranging / only ranging” options to define where the system is allowed to trade. All signal engines run through this regime layer, so the same method behaves differently in clean trends vs choppy ranges instead of firing blindly in all conditions.
On top of the regime filter, CORE offers eight interchangeable signal engines that all feed the same BUY/SELL plots, each using classic ideas in a bespoke way:
DER Color‑Match: builds bullish/bearish pressure from weighted positive and negative returns, then creates a separate spike line and requires color‑matched agreement between signal and spike to confirm entries; this is a custom directional returns model, not a port of any public “DER” or “delta” script.
Z‑Score: computes the Z‑score of price over a configurable lookback, smooths it and uses zero‑line crosses only when they align with the background regime; this is a tailored Z‑score implementation inside the CORE regime system, not a direct copy of any existing Z‑score indicator.
TPR (Trend–Pullback–Resume): detects trend extensions away from the regime MA, waits for a controlled pullback into ATR‑scaled proximity bands, then looks for a resume of momentum with strict timeouts for each phase; this three‑stage pattern is coded specifically for CORE and is not based on any one published script.
WTMF Blend: combines a WaveTrend‑style oscillator and a Money Flow measure into a single normalized blend with configurable weights and a “lock‑until‑opposite” behavior; the formulas and blending logic are customized, and CORE does not reuse a public WaveTrend or money‑flow script.
MSB Structure Break & Retest: tracks swing highs/lows, detects breaks using either closes or wicks, and optionally waits for an ATR‑scaled retest window with relaxed or strict modes; it is built specifically for this algo and is not a clone of any existing “MSB/CHOCH” script.
Stoch Regime: uses a centered, sensitivity‑controlled Stoch K/D pair that is only allowed to signal in alignment with the bullish/bearish background regime; this is a custom, regime‑aware Stoch implementation rather than a direct lift of any public Stoch strategy.
Spike Thresholds: computes ATR‑normalized deviation from a moving average, smooths it, and uses separate long/short thresholds to detect spikes that also agree with the regime filter; it is a bespoke spike engine, not a republish of classic “spike” indicators.
Trajectory Momentum: measures ATR‑normalized momentum between fast and slow EMAs plus EMA‑smoothed acceleration, with the option to “lock until opposite” so trends are not exited on every minor correction; this is a custom trajectory design, not a copy of a known open‑source trend tool.
In addition to the main engines, CORE includes proprietary extension/exhaustion markers that run in the background as context only. They use a custom half‑cycle calculation with a configurable half‑length and ATR‑based bands around a composite price (close/open/high/low/median/typical/weighted/average) to track where price is pressing into statistically extended zones. When enabled, these markers plot small X’s at potential extension highs/lows and can trigger optional alerts, giving you an exhaustion layer that is designed specifically for CORE’s regime logic rather than copied from any public “exhaustion” or “extension band” script.
CORE also includes a dedicated DER Spike Strength filter that is unique to this script. It measures both distance and slope between the DER signal and its spike line, builds adaptive baselines over a dynamic lookback, and then derives dynamic thresholds that can gate DER entries or even invalidate an existing DER state when strength fades. You can choose whether strength is only an entry qualifier or also a post‑entry filter.
To evaluate methods over time, CORE runs an internal EDGE tracker that converts trade outcomes into an R‑based score per method and per context. For each BUY or SELL trigger, the script simulates a position with ATR‑based TP and SL, tracks how price evolves over a fixed evaluation window, and assigns an outcome within a bounded R range, including penalties for unresolved trades or both TP and SL being touched in the same bar. Those outcomes feed exponential moving statistics and are mapped into a 0–100 EDGE value. The EDGE model itself is a completely proprietary scoring framework that was designed specifically for CORE.
The risk panel in the top‑right is a persistent table rather than a simple label. For every engine, it shows the last persistent state (BUY, SELL, or FLAT) according to that engine’s logic and the current regime, plus a compact EDGE number that represents the recent average R performance of that engine in context (trend vs. range, long vs. short). The panel uses this EDGE value to drive a traffic‑light color scheme for each engine’s main cell: high EDGE values are shown with a green background to indicate lower historical risk and better recent performance, low EDGE values are shown with a red background to indicate higher historical risk and weaker recent performance, and mid‑range EDGE values are shown in a more neutral tone between those extremes. Cells that are still warming up, or for engines that are not currently being computed, are displayed in a neutral gray so you can immediately distinguish between active, proven engines and inactive or unready rows. This lets you read the panel as “Which engine currently carries the most favorable risk profile here?” instead of only seeing raw signals, and you can use it to avoid running a method that is currently underperforming in this regime while rotating toward engines that have demonstrated stronger recent R outcomes. Optional alerts can fire when the selected engine’s risk state flips between favorable and unfavorable zones so you are notified when the underlying EDGE profile for your chosen method materially changes.
Because this is a vendor‑grade, invite‑only tool, CORE also includes an automatic profile system to help avoid overfitting without forcing you to retune everything manually. Timeframe‑aware defaults adjust core inputs such as range length, dead‑zone size, DER length, Z‑Score lookback, and adaptive strength parameters depending on your chart resolution, and those defaults are further modified by profile (Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressive) and asset preset (Crypto, FX, Indices, or Stocks). You can override any parameter, but the auto profile is designed to give you robust starting points that already respect volatility and instrument behavior.
Usage guidelines:
Use the risk/EDGE panel as a live risk dashboard: focus on engines whose cells show strong green tones with higher EDGE numbers when you want to lean into the current regime, and treat red or gray cells with low EDGE as higher‑risk engines to deprioritize until their recent performance improves.
Choose a signal engine that matches your style (for example, DER or Trajectory for momentum, TPR or MSB for swing structure, or Stoch or Z‑Score for regime‑aware mean reversion).
Keep the range/regime and dead‑zone filters enabled if you want fewer but higher‑quality signals that avoid sideways noise.
Optionally enable extension/exhaustion markers as a context layer to highlight areas where price is statistically stretched, then combine that information with the main BUY/SELL engine (for example, taking TPR or Trajectory signals that align with exhaustion at the edge of a regime zone).
By default, signals are confirmed at bar close to avoid intrabar repaint of entries; you can still enable debug or extra plots for research, but the standard template is the clean BUY/SELL output with the risk/EDGE panel and, optionally, the extension markers.
Final points —
The source code is invite‑only because the combination of the regime engine, DER + adaptive strength framework, multi‑engine signal routing, proprietary extension/exhaustion context, and the fully proprietary R‑based EDGE and risk panel is original to the Carpe Diem suite. While CORE uses well‑known concepts, the way they are integrated and extended in this script is proprietary and not a reproduction of any specific open‑source indicator or strategy
Ghost Phase [Bit2Billions]📌 Ghost Phase — Geometry-Based Pattern Validation Engine
Ghost Phase is a closed-source chart-pattern indicator designed to **validate price patterns using shared geometric structure**, rather than detecting isolated formations.
Most pattern indicators scan for individual shapes (channels, wedges, triangles, harmonics) independently. This leads to overlapping drawings, conflicting interpretations, and unreliable signals when patterns do not align structurally.
Ghost Phase solves this by validating all patterns against a **single geometric interpretation of price swings**, ensuring that only structurally consistent patterns are displayed.
📌 Core Calculation Concept (Geometric Validation)
Ghost Phase does not search for patterns independently.
Instead, it first establishes **price geometry** by evaluating:
* Swing symmetry
* Angle consistency
* Range proportionality
* Expansion vs contraction behavior
Only after this geometry is confirmed does the script validate whether a pattern **fits** that structure.
Patterns that do not conform to the active geometry are filtered out.
This prevents random or overlapping pattern detection.
📌 Reason for Mashup (Why Multiple Pattern Types Exist)
Ghost Phase includes channels, wedges, triangles, harmonics, and trendlines **because they are not separate concepts**.
They are **different expressions of the same geometric structure**.
For example:
* Channels and trendlines define directional geometry
* Wedges and triangles represent compression within that geometry
* Harmonic patterns refine geometry using proportional symmetry
* Double tops/bottoms represent geometric failure points
Combining these is necessary to **validate geometry**, not to merge indicators.
This is not a mashup of tools — it is **one geometry engine expressing itself through multiple pattern types**.
📌 How the Components Work Together
All components in Ghost Phase reference the same internal geometry model:
1. **Swing Geometry Engine** establishes valid swing anchors using proportional distance and angle stability.
2. **Channel Geometry** defines the dominant directional framework.
3. **Compression Patterns (Wedges / Triangles)** are validated only if they exist within the active channel geometry.
4. **Harmonic Structures** are confirmed only when their ratios align with existing swing geometry.
5. **Double Tops / Bottoms** appear only at geometric exhaustion or failure points.
6. **Trendlines & Curved Geometry** adapt dynamically as swing geometry evolves.
Because all patterns share the same geometry:
* Patterns do not overlap randomly
* Signals do not contradict each other
* Visual clutter is reduced automatically
📌 What Problem This Script Solves
Traders commonly struggle with:
* Too many conflicting chart patterns
* Pattern indicators drawing everywhere
* Manual pattern drawing inconsistency
* Lack of structural hierarchy between patterns
* Difficulty validating which patterns matter
Ghost Phase solves this by:
* Filtering patterns that do not fit geometry
* Showing only structurally valid formations
* Maintaining consistent geometry across timeframes
* Reducing chart noise and decision fatigue
The result is **pattern validation**, not pattern flooding.
📌 How Traders Use Ghost Phase
Ghost Phase is **not an entry system**.
Traders use it to:
* Validate whether a visible pattern is structurally real
* Identify compression vs expansion phases
* Understand when geometry is breaking or holding
* Avoid low-quality or forced pattern setups
All outputs are contextual and interpretive.
📌 Why This Script Is Original
Ghost Phase does not rely on:
* Simple pivot matching
* Candle-count pattern scans
* Standalone harmonic ratio checks
Its originality lies in:
* Shared geometry across all patterns
* Structural filtering before pattern confirmation
* Angle and proportional validation
* Geometry-first logic rather than pattern-first scanning
This behavior cannot be replicated by combining public pattern indicators.
📌 Why This Script Is Invite-Only
Ghost Phase replaces multiple manual processes:
* Manual channel and trendline drawing
* Pattern confirmation and invalidation
* Harmonic structure validation
* Ongoing geometry adjustment
Its value lies in **how geometric consistency is enforced**, which requires proprietary logic and is therefore provided as a closed-source, invite-only script.
📌 Key Features & Components
1. Geometric Channels
* Ascending, Descending, and Ranging channels for trend visualization and directional bias.
* Real-time auto-detection ensures patterns are updated with evolving price action.
2. Wedges & Triangles
* Rising/Falling Wedges (Expanding & Contracting).
* Ascending/Descending Triangles (Expanding & Contracting).
* Diverging & Converging Triangles.
* Supports pattern-specific breakout and reversal identification.
3. Double Tops & Bottoms
* Automatic recognition of key reversal zones.
* Visual cues allow fast, rule-based entry and exit decisions.
4. Harmonic Patterns
* Cypher, Shark, Crab, Butterfly, Bat, and Gartley pattern recognition.
* Advanced visual mapping of harmonic structures for precise market setups.
5. Trendlines
* Standard and curved trendlines, including real-time Ghost Curve candidate detection.
* Helps identify both micro and macro directional trends efficiently.
6. Auto Pattern Detection & Clarity Tools
* Smart overlap-avoidance minimizes chart clutter.
* All patterns auto-drawn directly on the chart.
* Uses clear boxes, colors, and line types for quick interpretation and structured analysis.
📌 Visual Design & Chart Clarity Standards
* Only essential live labels are displayed; historical labels remain hidden.
* Organized, modular visuals with consistent color schemes and line types.
* Clean, structured charts reduce cognitive load and improve decision-making speed.
📌 Inputs & Settings
* Default settings pre-configured
* Simple Show/Hide toggles for modules
* Minimal exposed fields for ease of use
📌 Recommended Timeframes & Markets
* Works best on 15M, 1H, 4H, Daily, and higher
* Suitable across forex, crypto, indices, and liquid equities
* Pivot-based modules may show noise on illiquid assets
📌 Performance & Limitations
* May draw many objects → disable unused modules for speed
* Refresh the chart if historical buffer issues occur
* TradingView platform limitations handled internally
📌 License & Legal
* Proprietary © 2025
* Redistribution, resale, or disclosure prohibited
* Independently developed with proprietary extensions
* Any resemblance to other tools may result from public-domain concepts
📌 Respect & Transparency
* Built on widely recognized public trading concepts.
* Developed with respect for the TradingView community.
* Any overlaps or similarities can be addressed constructively.
📌 Disclaimer
* Educational purposes only
* Not financial advice
* Trading carries risk — always use paper testing and proper risk management
📌 FAQs
* Source code is not public
* Works best on 15m, 1H, 4H, Daily, Weekly charts
* Modules can be hidden/shown with toggles
* Alerts can be set up manually by users
* Supports multiple markets: forex, crypto, indices, and equities
📌 About Ghost Trading Suite
Author: BIT2BILLIONS
Project: Ghost Trading Suite © 2025
Indicators: Ghost Matrix, Ghost Protocol, Ghost Cipher, Ghost Shadow
Strategies: Ghost Robo, Ghost Robo Plus
Pine Version: V6
The Ghost Trading Suite is designed to simplify and automate many aspects of chart analysis. It helps traders identify market structure, divergences, support and resistance levels, and momentum efficiently, reducing manual charting time.
The suite includes several integrated tools — such as Ghost Matrix, Ghost Protocol, Ghost Cipher, Ghost Shadow, Ghost Robo, and Ghost Robo Plus — each combining analytical modules for enhanced clarity in trend direction, volatility, pivot detection, and momentum tracking.
Together, these tools form a cohesive framework that assists in visualizing market behavior, measuring momentum, detecting pivots, and analyzing price structure effectively.
This project focuses on providing adaptable and professional-grade tools that turn complex market data into clear, actionable insights for technical analysis.
Crafted with 💖 by BIT2BILLIONS for Traders. That's All Folks!
📌 Changelog
v1.0 – Core Release
* Added detection and visualization of ascending, descending, and ranging channels.
* Implemented expanding and contracting wedges with automatic labeling.
* Added diverging, converging, ascending, and descending triangles (expanding & contracting).
* Introduced double top and double bottom reversal pattern detection.
* Integrated harmonic patterns: Cypher, Shark, Crab, Butterfly, Bat, Gartley.
* Added trendline tools, including curved trendlines with real-time Ghost Curve candidate detection.
* Implemented auto pattern detection for triangles, wedges, and channels
Time Pattern Analyzer - Multi Mode [fmb]This is a lightweight session-behaviour overlay that helps you spot whether a market tends to move up or down at specific days or times.
- Two analysis modes
Weekday: Breaks performance down by Mon–Fri
Hour of Day: Breaks performance down by 0–23 and can also track a single exact time (hour + minute), like 09:30
- Visual timing markers (optional)
Draws vertical lines on the chart for the selected day(s) or time(s)
Line colour reflects the bar direction: green (up), red (down), grey (neutral)
Fully adjustable width and style (solid, dotted, dashed)
- Flexible “green vs red” definition
Body mode: Close > Open (candle body direction)
Previous close mode: Close > Close (momentum vs prior bar)
- Stats table (optional)
For each day or hour, the table shows:
Count (sample size)
% Green
% Red
Average % move (average return for that bucket)
Table can be positioned anywhere on the chart (top/bottom, left/centre/right)
Use cases
- Quickly identify recurring tendencies like “Mondays are strongest” or “first hour is choppy,” and validate timing ideas with clear counts and averages instead of guesswork.
Note: This tool reports historical tendencies, not predictions. Always account for regime changes, news risk, and liquidity.
Janus Atlas - Multi-Timeframe Auto-LevelsJanus Atlas: Multi-Timeframe Auto-Levels
Janus Atlas transforms scattered price reference points into a unified level-mapping system. The indicator is designed to help traders identify potential support and resistance zones through 15 integrated analytical layers: Higher-Timeframe Levels, Session Ranges, Opening Range, Killzones, Gap Levels, CME Gaps, VWAP Suite, Volume Profile, Previous Period Levels, Fibonacci Retracements, Confluence Zones with Strength Scoring, Market Structure, Fair Value Gaps, and a real-time Distance Table with Hidden Confluence Discovery.
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🔶 𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗪
Price levels are not random. They represent points where market participants previously made decisions. Traders have long tracked daily highs, weekly opens, VWAP, and other reference points to anticipate where price may find support or resistance.
Janus Atlas builds on this foundation by consolidating multiple level types into a single, organized overlay:
• HTF Levels : Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly Opens/Highs/Lows/Midpoints provide macro context for intraday decisions.
• Session & Custom Ranges : Asian, European, and North American session highs/lows, plus two fully customizable session windows.
• Institutional References : Opening Range, VWAP with standard deviation bands, Volume Profile (POC/VAH/VAL), and naked POC tracking.
• CME Gap Tracking : Weekend gaps from CME futures markets, with automatic fill detection and multi-asset support.
• Previous Period Levels : Yesterday's high/low, last week's range, and prior VWAP values serve as potential memory points for price.
• Technical Overlays : Fibonacci retracements, Fair Value Gaps, Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH), and automatic Confluence Zone detection.
• Distance Table : Real-time distance to nearest levels above and below current price.
Rather than running multiple indicators, Janus Atlas provides a single comprehensive view with smart label management that prevents chart clutter.
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🔶 𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜𝗧 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦
The indicator operates on one core principle: levels where price previously reacted may warrant attention when revisited, though past reactions do not guarantee future behavior.
Higher-Timeframe Levels (HTF)
What it does: Tracks the Open, High, Low, and Midpoint of the current Day, Week, Month, Quarter, and Year. Monday's range is tracked separately as it often sets the tone for the trading week. All calculations use confirmed bar data with no repainting.
How to interpret it: HTF levels provide context for where price sits within larger structures. A move toward the weekly high while already extended from the monthly midpoint may suggest different conditions than the same move occurring near the monthly low. These levels do not predict direction but help frame the current market position.
Session Levels
What it does: Calculates the Open, High, Low, and Midpoint for three preset sessions (Asian, European, North American) plus two fully customizable session windows. All times respect your selected timezone.
How to interpret it: Session ranges often contain price during their active hours. When price breaks and holds beyond a session range during a subsequent session, this may indicate directional interest, though false breakouts are common and should be considered.
Opening Range (OR)
What it does: Captures the high and low established during a configurable window at market open (default: first 30 minutes). The range is calculated once the window closes and remains fixed for the trading day.
How to interpret it: The Opening Range represents early price discovery. Some traders watch for price to break and hold beyond OR boundaries as a potential indication of intraday direction. OR levels may also act as support/resistance when revisited.
Killzones
What it does: Displays background shading for five high-volume trading windows: Asian (20:00-00:00), London Open (02:00-05:00), NY Open (08:30-11:00), London Close (10:00-12:00), and NY PM (13:00-16:00). All times are configurable.
How to interpret it: Killzones highlight periods of historically elevated volatility and liquidity. Price moves during these windows may carry more significance than moves during quieter periods, though this is not guaranteed.
Gap Levels
What it does: Identifies the gap between the previous session's close and the current session's open for both daily and weekly timeframes. Gap levels are drawn and can trigger alerts when touched.
How to interpret it: Gaps represent price inefficiencies that may attract price back toward them. This concept is sometimes called "gap fill." However, many gaps remain unfilled for extended periods, so gap levels should be viewed as areas of potential interest rather than guaranteed targets.
CME Gaps
What it does: Tracks weekend price gaps from CME futures markets. CME closes Friday at 4pm CT and reopens Sunday at 5pm CT. The indicator compares each week's opening price against the previous week's closing price to identify gaps. Auto-detects the correct CME symbol based on your chart, supporting Bitcoin (BTC1!), Ethereum (ETH1!), S&P 500 (ES1!), Nasdaq (NQ1!), Gold (GC1!), Oil (CL1!), and more.
How to interpret it: CME gaps are widely watched by institutional traders as price magnets. The gap zone represents a price inefficiency that often gets "filled" when price returns to that level. Gap-up zones may act as support while gap-down zones may act as resistance. Gaps auto-remove from the chart once price completely fills them. Not all gaps fill quickly; some remain open for weeks or months.
VWAP Suite
What it does: Calculates Volume-Weighted Average Price for Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly anchors. Optional standard deviation bands (±1σ, ±2σ) and previous period VWAP values are also available.
How to interpret it: VWAP represents the average price weighted by volume, a benchmark used by institutional traders. Price above VWAP may suggest bullish conditions while price below may suggest bearish conditions, though VWAP alone does not determine trend. The bands indicate statistical extensions from the mean.
Volume Profile
What it does: Displays the Point of Control (POC), Value Area High (VAH), and Value Area Low (VAL) for configurable daily and weekly periods. Naked POC tracking identifies prior POC levels that price has not revisited.
How to interpret it: The POC represents the price with the most traded volume, a potential equilibrium point. VAH and VAL bound the area containing 70% of volume. Price may find support or resistance at these levels, particularly naked POCs that have not been "filled."
Previous Period Levels
What it does: Draws the prior period's Open, High, Low, and Midpoint for Day, Week, Month, Quarter, and Year. These are fixed historical values that update only when a new period begins.
How to interpret it: Previous period levels represent established reference points that many traders monitor. Yesterday's high or last week's low may act as support/resistance when retested, as these levels often coincide with stop placements and pending orders.
Fibonacci Levels
What it does: Provides two independent Fibonacci retracement sets with 20 different anchor options (session highs/lows, HTF extremes, OR boundaries). Standard levels (0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 0.886) plus extensions (1.272, 1.618) are available.
How to interpret it: Fibonacci retracements identify potential support/resistance based on mathematical ratios. The 0.618 and 0.786 levels are commonly watched for pullback entries, while extensions project potential targets. Effectiveness varies by market conditions.
Confluence Zones
What it does: Automatically detects when multiple levels converge at the same price and displays confluence strength directly on the combined labels. When two or more levels cluster together, the label shows a strength indicator like (×2), (×3), or (×4). An optional shaded zone box can also be enabled.
How to interpret it: Higher confluence counts suggest stronger potential support or resistance. A level showing (×3) means three independent analytical methods identified the same price zone. While this may increase the probability of price reaction, confluence alone does not guarantee support or resistance. Single levels may be less significant than high-confluence zones.
Hidden Confluence Discovery
What it does: The Distance Table can reveal confluence you're missing. When "Show Hidden Confluence" is enabled, the table shows disabled levels that would add confluence to your active levels. For example, seeing "+0.618 (Fib)" next to a level means enabling Fibonacci would create additional confluence at that price.
How to interpret it: This feature helps discover high-confluence zones without needing to enable every system. Orange-highlighted rows indicate potential confluence exists from systems you haven't enabled. Consider enabling those systems to see the full picture.
Market Structure
What it does: Identifies swing highs and lows using pivot detection, then labels them as HH (Higher High), HL (Higher Low), LH (Lower High), or LL (Lower Low) based on comparison to the previous swing. Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) events are marked when price breaks through a labeled swing level.
How to interpret it: HH/HL sequences suggest uptrend. LH/LL sequences suggest downtrend. BOS indicates trend continuation while CHoCH may signal potential trend reversal. The first swing point is tracked silently as a reference, with labeling beginning on subsequent swings. These labels help visualize market structure but should not be followed blindly. False breaks are common.
Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
What it does: Detects price imbalances where a candle's range does not overlap with the candle two bars prior. Bullish FVGs (gaps up) and Bearish FVGs (gaps down) are drawn as boxes. Mitigation tracking shows when price returns to fill these gaps.
How to interpret it: FVGs represent inefficient price delivery that may attract price back for "rebalancing." Unmitigated FVGs may act as support/resistance zones, though not all gaps get filled.
Distance Table
What it does: Displays a real-time table split into ▲ RESISTANCE (levels above price) and ▼ SUPPORT (levels below price) sections. Each row shows the level name, distance (in ticks, percentage, or price), strength rating (★), and hidden confluence discovery (+). Three layout options: Vertical (stacked full columns), Horizontal (side-by-side columns), and Compact (single column).
How to interpret it: The split design provides instant identification of support vs resistance zones. The Strength column shows TOTAL confluence (both enabled AND hidden levels combined), so ★★★★ means four levels converge at that price regardless of what you have enabled. The + column (orange) reveals exactly which disabled systems would add to that confluence. This shows you the TRUE strength of each zone and what to enable to see the full picture on your chart. In this way, the table serves as a learning tool: it teaches you about confluence on your chart that you may not have discovered yet, helping you understand which systems to explore further.
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🔶 𝗪𝗛𝗬 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗦𝗘 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗣𝗢𝗡𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗦 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞 𝗧𝗢𝗚𝗘𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥
Each level type captures a different aspect of market structure:
1. Time-Based Levels (HTF, Sessions, OR): Anchor price to calendar-driven reference points that reset on predictable schedules.
2. Volume-Based Levels (VWAP, Volume Profile): Identify where actual trading activity concentrated, revealing institutional positioning.
3. Historical Levels (Previous Periods, Naked POC, CME Gaps): Mark where price previously found significance, creating potential "memory" points.
4. Technical Levels (Fibonacci, FVG, Market Structure): Apply mathematical and structural analysis to identify potential reaction zones.
5. Synthesis (Confluence Zones, Distance Table): Combine multiple inputs to highlight high-priority areas and provide real-time context.
When multiple factors align (for example, the weekly VWAP coinciding with yesterday's high near a 0.618 Fibonacci level), this represents confluence that may warrant additional analysis. Such conditions do not guarantee any particular outcome but may help prioritize attention.
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🔶 𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗧𝗢 𝗨𝗦𝗘
This section provides step-by-step guidance for interpreting the indicator's visual elements and incorporating them into analysis.
Step 1: Enable Relevant Systems
Begin by selecting which level types match your trading approach. The Controls section provides master toggles for all 15 systems. For intraday trading, you might enable HTF Levels, VWAP, Previous Periods, and Opening Range. For swing trading, HTF Levels, Volume Profile, and Fibonacci may be more relevant.
Start with fewer systems enabled and add more as you become familiar with each. Enabling all systems simultaneously can create visual clutter despite the smart label management.
Step 2: Identify the Current Context
Before analyzing specific levels, establish where price sits within the broader structure:
• Is price above or below the daily VWAP?
• Is price in the upper or lower half of the weekly range?
• Has price broken beyond yesterday's high or low?
This context helps interpret whether individual level touches represent potential support, resistance, or continuation.
Step 3: Watch for Level Approaches
As price approaches a level, observe the behavior:
• Does price slow down and consolidate near the level?
• Does price pierce through quickly then reverse?
• Does price break through with momentum and hold?
These observations provide clues about the level's significance, though no single pattern guarantees a particular outcome.
Step 4: Note Confluence Areas
Enable Confluence Zones to automatically highlight areas where multiple levels cluster. When approaching a confluence zone:
• Multiple independent analytical methods agree on the area's significance
• The label shows strength: (×2), (×3), (×4) indicate how many levels converge
• Higher confluence counts may represent higher-probability reaction points
• However, strong momentum can push through even strong confluence
Example Scenario A: Support Confluence
BTC down 2.3% from the open. A combined label shows "pdL · wVWAP · 0.618 (×3)" at 94,200 (yesterday's low, weekly VWAP, and a Fib level converging). The (×3) indicates three independent methods agree on this zone. Distance Table shows ★★★ for this level. Price reaches the zone, wicks through by $50, prints a hammer. High-confluence zones often attract reactions.
Example Scenario B: Hidden Confluence Discovery
ES approaching a level labeled "wH ★★" in the Distance Table. You notice "+0.618 (Fib)" in orange next to it. This means enabling Fibonacci would reveal a third level at this price. You enable Fibs and now see "wH · 0.618 (×3) ★★★" - confluence you didn't know existed.
Example Scenario C: Breakout Setup
NY Open killzone active (purple shading). Price consolidates between Opening Range levels (orH at 4,520, orL at 4,508) for 20 minutes. A candle breaks above orH while also clearing the Asian session high (asH). Two levels broken together during a high-volume window. Clustered breakouts during active sessions may indicate directional interest, though false breaks remain common.
Example Scenario D: Trend Continuation
ES trending higher for three sessions. Price pulls back to dVWAP, touches it, bounces. This pattern repeats twice more over the day. Each dip to VWAP finds buyers. No bearish signals present: price remains above all daily levels, no divergence with higher timeframes. VWAP acting as dynamic support during established trends often indicates institutional accumulation on pullbacks.
Step 5: Use the Distance Table
Position the Distance Table in a corner that doesn't obstruct price action. Use it to:
• Quickly identify the nearest level above and below
• See confluence strength (★★★ = high priority, ★ = lower priority)
• Discover hidden confluence: orange text shows what you're missing (e.g., "+0.618 (Fib)")
• Plan potential target areas for existing positions
The table scans 45+ levels across all systems. Even disabled systems are checked so you can discover confluence opportunities you didn't know existed.
For mobile trading, use Compact layout with Tiny text size and Bottom Center position.
Step 6: Set Relevant Alerts
With 52 alert conditions available, focus on the levels most relevant to your trading:
• Previous Day High/Low touches for day trading
• Weekly VWAP touches for swing positioning
• Opening Range breakouts for momentum plays
• CME Gap fills for magnet-level targets
Alerts fire on confirmed bar close only, preventing false triggers from wicks.
Step 7: Adjust Visual Settings
Customize the appearance to match your preferences:
• Line Dim % reduces line brightness relative to labels
• Extend Lines Right can be disabled for cleaner charts
• Label Combine % controls when nearby labels merge
• Label Style switches between Box and Text Only modes
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🔶 𝗡𝗔𝗩𝗜𝗚𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗗𝗜𝗙𝗙𝗘𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦
Trending Markets
In strong uptrends, price often holds above dVWAP for extended periods. Pullbacks to VWAP frequently find support as institutions accumulate at fair value. Levels below price (pdL, wL) become less relevant while levels ahead gain importance. Focus shifts to resistance references in the direction of the move.
Ranging Markets
During consolidation, price oscillates between previous period highs and lows. The Volume Profile POC often acts as an equilibrium point, with price returning to it repeatedly. Market Structure may show alternating BOS labels in both directions without clear CHoCH. Opening Range boundaries frequently contain price on range-bound days. Confluence zones near range extremes may produce stronger reactions than mid-range levels.
High Volatility Events
During major news events, price may break through multiple levels rapidly. VWAP bands help gauge statistical extension: price at d+2σ or d-2σ represents 2 standard deviations from mean, an uncommon reading. Levels created during volatile sessions (gaps, new swing points) often become significant references once volatility subsides. Killzone shading helps identify whether moves occur during expected high-activity windows or quiet periods.
Weekend Gap Scenarios
CME gaps created over the weekend often act as price magnets during the following week. A gap-up zone (where Sunday's open was higher than Friday's close) may provide support if price pulls back to that level. Unfilled CME gaps from weeks or months prior can suddenly become relevant when price returns to those zones.
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🔶 𝗧𝗘𝗖𝗛𝗡𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗟 𝗗𝗘𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗦
• HTF data retrieved using request.security() with lookahead disabled for non-repainting behavior
• VWAP calculated using cumulative (price × volume) / cumulative volume methodology
• Volume Profile uses configurable lookback periods with session-based anchoring
• Market Structure pivot detection uses left/right bar confirmation with configurable sensitivity
• FVG detection requires complete non-overlap between current candle and two bars prior
• Confluence zones calculated by scanning all active levels within threshold percentage
• Hidden confluence discovery scans 45+ potential levels from all systems regardless of enable state
• CME gaps retrieved via weekly request.security() calls comparing week open vs previous week close
• All signals fire on bar close only. Historical display matches live behavior.
• Smart label combining merges labels within configurable price threshold
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🔶 𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗤𝗨𝗘 𝗙𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘𝗦
• Hidden Confluence Discovery : The Distance Table reveals confluence you're missing. Stars show TOTAL strength (enabled + hidden combined), and orange text shows exactly which disabled levels would add to that confluence. Scans 45+ levels across all systems to show you the TRUE strength of each zone.
• Split Support/Resistance Table : Distance Table separates levels into ▲ RESISTANCE (above price) and ▼ SUPPORT (below price) sections for instant directional identification. Three layouts: Vertical (full columns), Horizontal (side-by-side), and Compact (single column).
• Confluence Strength Scoring : Combined labels show (×2), (×3), (×4) indicating how many independent systems agree on a level. Stars reflect total confluence including hidden levels.
• 15 Integrated Systems : Comprehensive level mapping without indicator stacking
• Smart Label Management : Nearby labels automatically combine to prevent clutter (e.g., "dH · wH · mH" when highs align)
• CME Gap Tracking : Weekend gaps with auto-detection for 22+ futures symbols
• Flexible Timezones : All session times configurable with six timezone options including Exchange time
• Dual Fibonacci Sets : Two independent retracement systems with 20 anchor options each
• Naked POC Tracking : Historical POC levels that price has not revisited
• Non-Repainting Architecture : All calculations use confirmed bar data only; historical display matches live behavior
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🔶 𝗦𝗘𝗧𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗦 𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗪
• Controls : Master toggles for all 15 level systems
• Appearance : Label style, size, spacing, line width, dimming, timezone selection
• HTF Levels : Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly Open/High/Low/Mid toggles
• Session Levels : Asian/European/NA session times and display options
• Custom Sessions : Two user-defined session windows with custom names
• Opening Range : Duration and display settings
• Killzones : Five preset killzone windows with individual toggles
• Gap Levels : Daily and weekly gap display options
• CME Gaps : Auto-detect toggle, manual symbol selection, display style, max gaps, colors
• VWAP Levels : Multi-timeframe VWAP with band settings and previous values
• Volume Profile : POC/VAH/VAL display with naked POC tracking
• Previous Periods : Prior period level toggles across all timeframes
• Fibonacci Levels : Dual retracement sets with anchor and level selection
• Confluence Zones : Strength display toggle, optional zone box, proximity settings (Ticks/Price/%), minimum levels
• Market Structure : Pivot sensitivity, label display, connection lines
• Fair Value Gaps : Lookback, mitigation tracking, display options
• Distance Table : Position, layout (Vertical/Horizontal), size, units, level limit, strength column (★), and hidden confluence discovery
• Alerts : 52 selectable alert conditions
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🔶 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗦
Janus Atlas provides 52 alert conditions organized into Individual Alerts and Grouped Alerts.
Individual Alerts fire for specific high-priority levels:
• Previous Day: pdO, pdH, pdL
• Daily: dO, dH, dL
• Weekly: wO, wH, wL
• Monday: moO, moH, moL
• Opening Range: orH, orL
• VWAP: dVWAP, wVWAP, pdVWAP
• Volume Profile: dPOC, dVAH, dVAL, wPOC, wVAH, wVAL
• Gap: gapH, gapL, Gap Filled
• CME Gap: CME Gap New, CME Gap Filled
• Market Structure: CHoCH Bullish, CHoCH Bearish, BOS Bullish, BOS Bearish
• FVG: Bullish FVG, Bearish FVG
• Naked POC: dnPOC, wnPOC
• Other: Fib Level Touched, Confluence Zone
Grouped Alerts cover multiple related levels efficiently:
• Monthly (mO, mH, mL)
• Quarterly (qO, qH, qL)
• Yearly (yO, yH, yL)
• Sessions (Asia/Euro/NY O/H/L)
• Custom Sessions (CS1/CS2 H/L)
• Previous Week/Month/Quarter/Year
• HTF VWAP (mVWAP, qVWAP, yVWAP)
• Previous VWAP (pwVWAP, pmVWAP, pqVWAP, pyVWAP)
• Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly Volume Profile
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🔶 𝗟𝗜𝗠𝗜𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦
• Levels indicate areas of potential interest, not guaranteed support or resistance
• Past level reactions do not predict future behavior
• Strong momentum can push through even high-confluence zones
• CME gap data requires a supported chart symbol (auto-detect handles most cases)
• Enabling too many systems simultaneously may create visual clutter
• Volume Profile accuracy depends on available volume data from exchange
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🔶 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗖𝗟𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡
Janus Atlas consolidates 15 distinct level systems into a unified overlay, providing comprehensive price structure analysis without indicator stacking. From time-based references (HTF, sessions) to volume-based levels (VWAP, POC) to technical overlays (Fibonacci, FVG, Market Structure, CME Gaps), the indicator maps potential areas of interest across multiple analytical frameworks.
The smart label management, automatic confluence detection, and real-time distance table help traders quickly identify high-priority zones while maintaining chart clarity. Whether used for intraday scalping or swing trading, Janus Atlas provides the structural context to frame trading decisions.
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🔶 𝗗𝗜𝗦𝗖𝗟𝗔𝗜𝗠𝗘𝗥
Trading is risky and most traders lose money. This indicator is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, and past performance does not guarantee future results. All content, tools, and analysis should not be considered as recommendations to buy or sell any asset. Users are solely responsible for their own trading decisions. Always use proper risk management and consider consulting a qualified financial advisor before making trading decisions.
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HTF SMT in LTF [Tradeisto]Version 1.0.0
This marks the first official release of the HTF SMT in LTF indicator. This tool has been engineered to provide high-precision Smart Money Technique (SMT) divergence detection across multiple timeframes with a focus on real-time accuracy and visual clarity.
Primary Features
Time-Sync Execution: The indicator utilizes a master-clock architecture to synchronize secondary ticker price data with the exact timestamp of main ticker pivots. This ensures that divergences are calculated based on identical moments in time, eliminating the false signals common in standard SMT scripts.
8-Slot Multi-Timeframe Support: Integrated monitoring for the current chart timeframe plus 7 additional higher timeframe (HTF) slots. Each slot is independently toggleable and customizable.
Anticipatory SMT Discovery: Implemented a live detection layer that plots dotted lines as soon as a potential divergence forms. This allows for tactical anticipation of market turns before a pivot is mathematically confirmed.
Real-Time Invalidation: Live anticipatory lines are monitored continuously and will automatically be removed if price action breaks the divergence criteria before the candle close.
Higher Timeframe Priority: Built-in overlap prevention automatically filters redundant signals. When multiple timeframes trigger at the same price level, the higher timeframe is given visual priority to maintain chart cleanliness.
Wick-to-Wick Alignment: Advanced time-mapping ensures that higher timeframe SMT lines are drawn with absolute precision across the high and low wicks of lower timeframe charts.
Pre-Configured Defaults
90-Minute Focus: HTF Slot 7 is enabled by default and pre-set to the 90-minute timeframe for specialized intraday analysis.
Optimized UI: The indicator header remains uncluttered by omitting the shorttitle parameter.
Technical Implementation
Custom Type Architecture: The script uses advanced Pine Script v5 types for efficient state management and data storage.
Dynamic Requests: Optimized for performance using TradingView's dynamic request engine to handle multiple ticker inputs simultaneously.
Timestamp Uniqueness: Pivot identification is handled via Unix timestamps to correctly differentiate and process Double Tops and Double Bottoms.
ADO Sessions - New York, London, AsiaOverview
ADO Sessions is a clean and flexible session visualization indicator for TradingView.
It highlights the three major trading sessions — New York, London, and Asia — directly on the chart using vertical session boundaries, optional background shading, and clear session labels.
The indicator is designed to help traders quickly understand when liquidity, volatility, and session-specific behavior occur, without cluttering the chart.
Key Features
• Separate sessions for New York, London, and Asia
• Vertical start and end lines for each session
• Session name displayed directly on the chart
• Three background modes per session:
Off – no background shading
Price Only – background limited to the session price range
Everywhere – background across the full chart height
• Fully customizable colors and transparency
• Works on all intraday timeframes
How It Works
Each session is defined by a time range and operates independently.
When a session starts, a vertical line marks the beginning
When it ends, a second vertical line marks the close
The session name is displayed at the top-left of the session
Background behavior depends on the selected mode:
Off → only lines and label are shown
Price Only → background follows the session’s high and low
Everywhere → background fills the entire chart vertically
Best Use Cases
• Intraday trading
• Session-based strategies
• Liquidity and volatility analysis
• Crypto, Forex, Indices, and Futures
Notes
This indicator does not provide trading signals.
It is a visual tool intended to support discretionary trading and session awareness.
ADO - EMA 21, 50, 200 + VWAP (Custom Labels & Offsets)b]Overview
ADO – EMA 21, 50, 200 + VWAP is a clean and practical overlay indicator designed for intraday and swing traders.
It combines multiple customizable EMAs with a VWAP, including clear on-chart labels with adjustable offsets, to keep your chart readable and focused on structure, trend, and mean value.
The script is built for traders who want clarity without clutter and full control over what is displayed.
What This Indicator Shows
• Up to 5 Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs)
• A Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP)
• Optional price labels for each EMA and VWAP
• Fully customizable colors, line widths, and label offsets
How It Works
EMAs
EMA 21 → Short-term momentum
EMA 50 → Intraday trend direction
EMA 200 → Higher-timeframe bias / market structure
EMA 9 & EMA 100 → Optional fine-tuning EMAs
Each EMA can be:
Enabled or disabled
Styled individually (color & line width)
Labeled directly on the chart with a configurable bar offset
VWAP
Calculated using TradingView’s standard VWAP logic
Based on intraday volume (session VWAP)
Can be shown or hidden
Includes an optional price label with offset
How to Use
Add the indicator to your chart
Open the Settings panel
Enable or disable individual EMAs and VWAP
Adjust:
EMA lengths
Colors and line thickness
Label visibility
Label offset (default: +15 bars to the right)
Best Use Cases
• Intraday trading (crypto, forex, indices)
• Trend identification and pullback entries
• Mean reversion and VWAP reactions
• Clean multi-EMA structure without indicator clutter
Designed For
Traders who value:
Simplicity
Readability
Fast visual decision-making
Notes
This indicator does not generate trade signals.
It is intended as a visual framework to support discretionary trading decisions.
