Swing Aurora v7.0 — The Executioner

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Swing Aurora v7.0 — The Executioner

Swing Aurora v7.0 is a multi-engine swing trading framework that combines trend-following, momentum, HTF confluence and SMC/Fibonacci structure in one script.
This version moves from a rigid gate logic to a scoring + state machine engine, so you can see not only if there is a signal, but how strong that signal really is.

🧠 1. Scoring Engine – A-Grade & B-Grade Signals
Instead of a single if (all conditions == true) check, v7.0 builds a score on every bar:
Trend score – position vs Baseline, slope, Supertrend direction.
Momentum score – MACD, RSI-Stoch triggers, ADX, local HH/LL.
HTF score – alignment with higher timeframe Baseline, Bias EMA, EMAs and RSI.
Confluence flags – divergences, ST flip/retest, SMC zones, VDub context.
Results:
A-Grade (Strong) signals → high score, strong trend + momentum + HTF alignment.
B-Grade (Speculative) signals → early/partial setups, clearly marked as higher risk.
You no longer lose good entries just because one minor filter disagrees, but you can clearly distinguish high-quality setups from speculative ones.

🔁 2. Strict Trade Cycle – State Machine
v7.0 uses a simple state machine:
0 = Flat, 1 = Long, -1 = Short.
When you are Long, the script only looks for exits or reversals, not new BUY entries.
Same for Short.
This enforces a clean, disciplined flow:
BUY → Hold → EXIT → wait for next setup, without label spam or conflicting signals while already in a position.

🛡️ 3. Quality Gates & Anti-FOMO Filters
To avoid buying local tops or chopping yourself to death:
RSI Gate – blocks BUY when RSI is already overbought (and vice-versa for SELL).
ATR Over-Extension filter – no entries when price is too far from the Baseline (parabolic moves).
No-Trade / Chop zone – combines ADX, ATR vs ATR-slow, distance to Baseline, Bollinger/Keltner squeeze and volume behavior.
Volume Gate – requires a real volume spike, not just random price wiggle.
Supertrend Gate – entries are synchronized with ST (flip / early / retest — configurable).
HTF Guardrails – optional: blocks entries against the dominant HTF regime.

📈 4. Visual Layer: Trend Map, Labels & Gradient
BUY/SELL labels with confidence percentage.
Background gradient based on trend direction and strength (ADX).
EMA 13/21 + Baseline with dynamic bull/bear colors.
Optional mini-legend showing: TS / RSI / ADX / HTF status at a glance.

🧩 5. Divergences, VDub & Macro Map
Full divergence engine (classic + hidden) on a basket of indicators (RSI, MACD, CCI, OBV, etc.), with optional lines and count labels.
VDub levels & signals – “smart levels” (solid/dotted) and add-on BUY/SELL signals filtered by market regime.
HTF Macro Map – higher timeframe Baseline, Bias EMA, fast EMAs, RSI and slope, using an auto or user-selected higher TF.

🧱 6. SMC Zones & Fibonacci (v7.0 Logic)
The SMC / Fibo component was refined so it is not hard-wired to the current bar’s entry signal:
Automatic HH / HL / LH / LL market structure labelling.
Demand / Supply zones:
derived from BOS with ATR buffer,
auto-update bar-by-bar,
auto-delete when broken or after a user-defined lifetime.
Fibonacci range:
built from the latest valid swing-high / swing-low,
shows 0 / 0.382 / 0.5 / 0.618 / 1 / 1.618 levels plus equilibrium line,
persists while the range is valid (independent of being in a trade).
AI zone boost (v7.0) – optional: zone opacity adapts dynamically to the underlying confidence score, highlighting higher-quality areas.

⚙️ 7. Modes & Configuration
Modes: Aggressive / Balanced / Conservative – adjust score thresholds and confidence requirements.
Risk & Quality: slope filter, min ATR distance, strict anti-chop, volume gate, HTF guardrails.
Visual toggles: labels on/off, baseline & EMAs, gradient, mini-legend, SMC boxes, Fibonacci.
This script does not trade for you – it provides a structured, consistent framework for reading trend, momentum and structure, plus graded signals so you can execute your own risk management and strategy.

Disclaimer
This script is provided strictly for educational and research purposes. It does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendation or any guarantee of profit. Historical performance, backtests and chart examples do not ensure future results.
Always use your own risk management rules, test the script on multiple instruments and timeframes, and never trade with money you cannot afford to lose. The author and contributors accept no responsibility for any trading decisions made based on this indicator.

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Swing Aurora v8.0 — The Adaptive Tactician
Changelog & Differences vs. v7.x

Version 8.0 marks the transition from a static architecture ("Monolith") to a dynamic and intelligent one ("Adaptive"). While v7.6 applied the same entry/exit rules regardless of whether you were on a 5-minute or 4-hour chart (only adjusting indicator lengths), v8.0 fundamentally changes its behavior based on the detected timeframe.

Here are the 4 main pillars of this update:

1. Automatic Timeframe Profiling
The script no longer just "guesses" indicator lengths. It now detects your trading regime and activates a specific profile:

Scalp Mode (≤15m): Strict rules, maximum noise filtering.

Intra Mode (30m – 4h): A balance between reaction speed and confirmation.

Swing Mode (4h – 3 Days): Relaxed rules to allow price "breathing room" in broad trends.

Macro Mode (Weekly+): Only major structural signals.

v7 vs v8 Difference: In v7.6, Auto-tune only modified the Baseline length. In v8.0, Auto-tune modifies the actual strategy execution logic.

2. Adaptive Intelligence
Quality thresholds are no longer fixed.

Scalping: The script automatically raises the minimum ADX threshold (adxFloor) and the Confidence Multiplier. On lower timeframes, v8.0 demands "A+" signals to avoid chop noise.

Swing: The script slightly lowers score requirements to ensure you don't miss early entries into major trends, accepting higher initial volatility.

v7 vs v8 Difference: In v7.6, the thConf threshold was static (e.g., 0.72). In v8.0, this threshold becomes thConfEff and automatically tightens or loosens based on the context.

3. "One-Trade-Per-Swing" Mechanism (The Lock)
This is the most critical innovation for scalpers in v8.0.

The Problem in v7: In ranging markets, v7 could generate repetitive BUY -> EXIT -> BUY -> EXIT signals within the same short swing, racking up unnecessary fees.

The v8 Solution: Introduces a "Locking Mechanism". Once a position is closed on Scalp/Intra modes, the script locks re-entry in the same direction until:

Market structure shifts (SMC).

The market reverses.

A significant amount of time passes.

4. Dual Exit Protocols (Hard vs. Soft Exit)
v8.0 no longer cuts profits prematurely on large trends.

Hard Exit: Activates on Scalp mode or upon structural breaks (SMC/Supertrend). This closes the position fully.

Soft Exit (Trim / Warning): On Swing and Intra profiles, a fast crossover (EMA13) no longer automatically kills the trade (as it did in v7 ). Instead, it displays a visual "TRIM" label. This allows you to secure partial profits but lets the position run ("let winners run") as long as the macro structure remains intact.