GFG Stock Market Sessions by Agaam## GFG Stock Market Sessions by Agaam
GFG Stock Market Sessions is an intraday chart-overlay indicator designed to identify and display the major global stock-market trading sessions directly on the price chart.
The indicator tracks the high, low, opening price, start time, and end time of each enabled session. All session times displayed in the chart labels are converted to New York time for easier comparison.
### Included sessions
The indicator can display:
* Asia / Tokyo session
* London session
* U.S. pre-market
* New York regular trading session
* U.S. after-hours session
Each session can be enabled or disabled independently.
### Session boxes
A colored box is drawn while each session is active.
The box represents:
* Top boundary: highest price reached during the session
* Bottom boundary: lowest price reached during the session
* Left boundary: beginning of the session
* Right boundary: final bar of the session
The box updates as new highs or lows are created. When the session ends, the completed high-to-low range remains visible on the chart.
### Session opening lines
An optional horizontal line marks the opening price of each session.
Users can adjust:
* Line width
* Line style
* Session color
* Box transparency
* Border transparency
### Session labels
Optional labels can display:
* Session name
* Session opening and closing time
* Times converted to New York time
* Current or completed session range
Session labels can be removed entirely through the “Show Session Labels” setting. The session boxes and opening lines can remain visible without the labels.
The label time format can be displayed in either:
* 12-hour format
* 24-hour format
### Default session schedule
The default settings use:
* Asia / Tokyo: 9:00 AM–3:30 PM Tokyo local time
* London: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM London local time
* U.S. pre-market: 4:00 AM–9:30 AM New York time
* New York regular session: 9:30 AM–4:00 PM New York time
* U.S. after-hours: 4:00 PM–8:00 PM New York time
The session schedules and time zones can be changed from the indicator settings.
### Time-zone handling
The indicator uses dedicated time zones for Tokyo, London, and New York.
This allows the session detection and New York time labels to adjust when daylight-saving schedules change. During periods when different countries change their clocks on different dates, the displayed session relationships may temporarily shift.
### Alerts
Optional TradingView alerts are available when each enabled session begins:
* Asia session started
* London session started
* U.S. pre-market started
* New York regular session started
* U.S. after-hours started
### Recommended use
This indicator is intended for intraday charts.
It can help traders observe:
* Session-specific volatility
* Session highs and lows
* Changes in market participation
* Overlap between global sessions
* Breakouts from previous session ranges
* Reactions around session opening prices
The indicator does not generate automatic buy or sell signals. Session ranges and opening levels should be evaluated together with price action, volume, market structure, risk management, and the trader’s own strategy.
### Important notes
The active session box changes while the session is still developing because new highs or lows may occur.
After the session ends, its completed high, low, opening price, and time boundaries remain fixed unless the indicator settings or historical data are changed.
This indicator is designed as a chart-organization and market-session analysis tool. It does not predict future market direction.
### Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It is not financial, investment, or trading advice. No indicator can guarantee profitable results. Trading involves risk, including the possible loss of capital. Always perform your own analysis and use appropriate risk management before making trading decisions.
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Runs Test Z-Score# Runs Test Z-Score
## What It Is
The Runs Test Z-Score is a statistical time-series indicator that applies the Wald-Wolfowitz Runs Test to directional price change sequences to measure departures from randomness.
Advantages: The Runs Test is non-parametric, simple to compute, and does not require assumptions about the distribution of returns.
Limitations: It considers only the direction of price changes, ignoring their magnitude, and may have limited power to detect more complex forms of dependence.
Runs are uninterrupted sequences of the same directional state. For example, the sequence (+, +, +, −, −, +, +) forms three runs: (+++), (--), and (++). The Runs Test compares the observed number of runs to the number expected under pure randomness to determine whether price changes exhibit persistence, anti-persistence (alternation), or random sequencing.
The indicator evaluates the **sequential randomness of price changes** to determine whether directional movements occur in a manner consistent with a random walk, or whether they exhibit persistent or alternating structural behavior.
The indicator produces a standardized Z-score:
**Negative values** indicate persistence (fewer directional state changes than expected under randomness).
**Values near zero** indicate random-like sequencing.
**Positive values** indicate anti-persistence (more directional state changes than expected under randomness).
Three independent price sequences can be analyzed:
### 1. Close-to-Close
Measures the sequential pattern of where price closed on the current bar relative to the previous bar's close. It captures the net directional outcome between consecutive intervals, incorporating all activity—including overnight or weekend gaps—while ignoring the path taken within the bar itself. This is typically the broadest, most aggregated mode.
### 2. Open-to-Close
Measures the sequential pattern of directional movement strictly *within* each bar by comparing the close to the open. Positive states indicate an upward drive during the session; negative states indicate a downward drive. This sequence reveals whether intraday or intra-bar directional drive tends to persist or alternate through time.
### 3. Midpoint Position
Measures where price closes relative to the high-low midpoint of each bar. A close above the midpoint indicates that buyers controlled the final portion of the bar's range, while a close below indicates seller control. This pattern captures whether range-control dominance tends to persist or alternate across consecutive bars, regardless of the net change between closes.
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## What Divergence Means in Practice
Divergence is not a failure of the indicator. It is the indicator revealing something more precise than any single sequence could.
The three sequences measure distinct aspects of price behavior. When they diverge, they reveal structural differences in how directional progression, intra-bar drive, and range control are expressed through sequential price changes.
**All Three Agree:** Sequential structure is highly coherent across inter-bar direction, intra-bar drive, and range control. Price changes are expressing a consistent behavioral pattern across all three dimensions of price action.
**Close-to-Close Persists | Open-to-Close is Random:** The broader trend is being carried primarily by net bar-to-bar advances — including gap contributions — rather than persistent intra-bar directional drive.
**Open-to-Close Persists | Close-to-Close is Random:** Bars exhibit consistent internal directional drive, but that drive does not translate into sequential progress across bars. Strong movement occurs within sessions, but net inter-session direction remains inconsistent.
**Midpoint Position Diverges From Both:** Intra-bar auction control is decoupled from directional movement. Buyers or sellers may be consistently dominating the close of the bar's range even while net trend progression and intra-bar drive remain mixed or random.
**Close-to-Close & Open-to-Close Agree | Midpoint Disagrees:** Directional movement is consistent both within and between bars, but closing location within the range suggests underlying auction dynamics are less consistent with the prevailing directional movement. Trend progression and range control are actively diverging.
**Open-to-Close & Midpoint Agree | Close-to-Close Disagrees:** Intra-bar directional drive and range control are aligned, but that internal behavior fails to translate into persistent directional progression across consecutive bars.
**Close-to-Close & Midpoint Agree | Open-to-Close Disagrees:** Directional progression and range control are aligned, but movement occurring within individual bars lacks persistence. Price changes are making net progress despite inconsistent intra-bar drive.
**All Three Disagree:** Structural signals are mixed across all three dimensions, indicating low agreement regarding the prevailing sequential regime.
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## Why It Was Built
Most technical indicators focus on trend strength, momentum, volatility, or price efficiency. Far fewer attempt to quantify the underlying sequencing structure of consecutive price changes.
Sequential price changes can produce identical net price movements while exhibiting entirely different internal structures:
**Persistent sequences** contain fewer directional state changes than expected under a random process.
**Random sequences** exhibit no detectable departure from random ordering.
**Alternating sequences** contain more directional state changes than expected under a random process.
Understanding which structural environment currently dominates provides objective, statistical context for trend-following systems, mean-reversion approaches, pattern analysis, and price structure assessment.
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## Core Concepts
### Persistence
Persistence occurs when directional moves tend to continue. In a persistent environment, state changes occur less frequently than expected under randomness. This produces fewer overall runs and yields a negative Z-score.
### Randomness
Randomness refers to the *ordering* of directional outcomes, not the overall trend vector. Prices can trend strongly while still exhibiting random directional sequencing. Trend direction and sequential randomness are separate price properties. Price may trend upward while directional changes remain statistically random. Z-scores near zero indicate no detectable departure from random sequencing.
### Anti-Persistence
Anti-persistence occurs when directional states alternate more frequently than expected under randomness. This produces more runs than predicted by a random process and results in a positive Z-score.
### Partition Methods
The indicator offers two distinct classification models:
**Zero-Split:** Partitions observations around zero. This mode preserves directional bias and trend influence, measuring randomness while retaining directional drift. Useful when directional bias is core to the analysis.
**Median-Split:** Partitions observations around the rolling median. This removes directional imbalance from the classification process, isolating sequencing behavior from the overarching trend direction.
Comparing both modes helps distinguish persistence arising from directional drift from persistence arising from the sequencing structure itself.
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## Z-Score Interpretation
| Zone | Z-Score | Structural Interpretation |
🟦 **Strong Persistence** | Z ≤ −1.96 | Sequential changes tend to persist (+/+ or −/−) rather than alternate.
🔵 **Mild Persistence** | −1.96 < Z ≤ −1.0 | Increasing evidence of continuations in sequential price changes.
⬜ **Random-Like** | −1.0 < Z ≤ 1.0 | No detectable sequential structure; outcomes occur with similar frequency.
🟨 **Mild Anti-Persistence** | 1.0 < Z < 1.96 | Increasing evidence of alternations (+/− or −/+) in price changes.
🟧 **Strong Anti-Persistence** | Z ≥ 1.96 | Sequential changes alternate (+/− or −/+) rather than persist.
Color Legend: Dark Blue = Strong Persistence, Light Blue = Mild Persistence, Gray = Random-Like, Light Orange = Mild Anti-Persistence, Dark Orange = Strong Anti-Persistence.
**Statistical Note:** The ±1.96 thresholds correspond to the conventional 5% two-tailed significance level. Values beyond these thresholds indicate statistically significant departures from randomness under the assumptions of the Runs Test. Intermediate zones represent varying degrees of structural evidence but should be interpreted as descriptive rather than formally significant.
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## Empirical Validation
Validation was conducted using approximately 150,000 daily observations across 50 liquid U.S. equities, ETFs, and sector funds spanning roughly ten years of market history. Lookback periods of 20, 30, and 40 bars were evaluated. Results confirmed that runs-based measurements reliably isolate structural shifts in sequential price behavior.
The study demonstrated:
* Correct regime ordering across all 50 tested securities.
* Stable structural readings that persist beyond short-term noise.
* Consistent behavior across multiple lookback settings.
* Strong correspondence with serial dependence metrics.
*Essentially no correlation with Efficiency Ratio (Kaufman) measurements.**
This final finding strongly suggests that sequential randomness and trend efficiency measure distinct price sequence properties. Price changes can exhibit highly efficient directional travel while still displaying random sequencing, or vice versa. This makes the Runs Test Z-Score a valuable complementary tool rather than a duplicate of existing efficiency or momentum indicators.
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## How To Use It
**Contextualizing Chart Patterns:** Continuation patterns (flags, channels) implicitly assume a persistent environment. Reversal patterns (double tops and exhaustion structures) are often associated with a breakdown in persistent directional movement, making alternating price changes more likely than continued runs in the same direction. Use the Z-score to determine if the price sequence structure statistically supports the pattern type forming on your chart. When the Runs Test indicates randomness, apparent technical patterns should be interpreted with caution, since their formation may be attributable to chance rather than persistent price behavior.
**Selecting Lookback Periods:** Shorter lookbacks increase responsiveness to structural change but are more sensitive to sampling variability. Longer lookbacks improve stability by filtering short-term noise and highlighting broader regime behavior.
**Applying Partitions:** Monitor the gap between Zero-Split and Median-Split. If Zero-Split shows strong persistence but Median-Split looks random, the non-randomness is entirely driven by directional drift (the trend), not the underlying sequencing mechanics.
**EMA Smoothing:** The optional EMA smoothing layer serves as a visual aid, improving interpretability and helping users track the indicator's underlying trend. Statistical interpretation should always remain anchored to the raw Z-score levels.
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## Disclaimers & Limitations
This indicator is a descriptive statistical measurement tool, not a predictive trading system. The Runs Test Z-Score evaluates historical directional sequencing and does not forecast future price behavior. Persistent, random, or alternating conditions observed in the past do not guarantee the continuation of those regimes. It should be utilized as contextual analysis alongside proper risk management protocols. インジケーター
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PositionsgroesseBASE-Positionsgrößenrechner
Wenn ihr den „Indikator“ zu eurem Chart hinzufügt, erscheint in der oberen rechten Ecke eine kleine Tabelle in der alle Informationen angezeigt werden. (Verschwindet auch nicht, wenn alle Zeichnungen entfernt werden!)
Bei Doppelklick drauf erscheinen die Einstellungen. Underlayings sind wie im Excl-Sheet hinterlegt und können per Dropdown geändert werden. Ebenso natürlich euer Risiko pro Trade. Ihr könnt auch den Einstig bzw. Stop mit Zahleneingabe verschieben (was hilfreich ist, sollte er gerade beim ersten einfügen irgendwo im Chart landen oder der Chart zu weit weg gelaufen sein)
Bei einmaligem klicken auf die Tabelle erscheinen Zwei Linien für Einstieg und Stop beide schwarz (Farbig war nicht möglich, da diese sonst dauerhaft im Chart angezeigt werden). Diese können per drag and drop ans Fibonacci-Tool gezogen werden.
In der Tabelle werden jetzt alle Infos angezeigt, Einstig, Stop, Abstand und die Größe (Anzahl an Kontrakten), tatsächlich und abgerundet (auch über ,5 wird abgerundet!)
Wenn ihr zurück in den Chart klickt, verschwinden die Linien wieder. Aber alle Informationen Start, Stop etc bleiben erhalten und werden dauerhaft angezeigt.
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Volume Profile VIP⚡ VOLUME PROFILE VIP — Complete User Guide
Built for New & Experienced Traders
WHAT IS VOLUME PROFILE VIP?
Volume Profile VIP is a professional institutional-grade indicator that shows you where the most trading activity happened at every price level. Unlike regular volume bars at the bottom of your chart that only show HOW MUCH volume occurred per candle, Volume Profile VIP shows you WHERE that volume happened in terms of price.
This is the same tool used by banks, hedge funds, and professional traders to identify the most important price levels in the market. When you know where volume is concentrated, you know where the big players are positioned — and that tells you where price is likely to react.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
New traders who want to understand why price moves the way it does
Day traders who need to know the most important intraday levels
Swing traders who want to identify institutional price zones
Anyone who wants to trade with the smart money instead of against it
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Volume Profile VIP has 4 core engines working together:
1. 📊 VOLUME PROFILE — "Where did all the trading happen?"
The Volume Profile is drawn as horizontal bars on your chart. Each bar represents a price level, and the width of the bar shows how much volume traded at that price.
How to read it:
Wide bar = Lots of trading happened here — institutions were active at this price
Narrow bar = Very little trading happened here — price moved through quickly
🟢 Green portion of each bar = Bullish (buying) volume
🔴 Red portion of each bar = Bearish (selling) volume
The three most important levels:
◆ POC — Point of Control
The single most important level on the entire chart. It is the price where the MOST volume traded during the lookback period. Think of it as the center of gravity for price — the market always wants to return to this level.
Drawn as a solid gold line stretching across the chart
Labeled with the exact price and % distance from current price
If price is above POC → POC acts as support
If price is below POC → POC acts as resistance
When price returns to POC, expect a strong reaction
▲ VAH — Value Area High
The upper boundary of the Value Area — the price range where 70% of all volume traded. This is where the market considers "fair value" for this asset.
Drawn as a dashed cyan line
When price is ABOVE VAH → price is in premium territory, watch for rejection
When price BREAKS ABOVE VAH with volume → strong bullish signal
VAH often acts as resistance when approached from below
▼ VAL — Value Area Low
The lower boundary of the Value Area.
Drawn as a dashed red line
When price is BELOW VAL → price is in discount territory, watch for a bounce
When price BREAKS BELOW VAL with volume → strong bearish signal
VAL often acts as support when approached from above
The Value Area Rule (used by professional traders):
If price opens OUTSIDE the value area and returns back INTO it, there is an 80% chance it will travel all the way to the other side of the value area.
Example: Price opens below VAL, then pushes back above VAL → high probability it reaches VAH.
2. 🐂🐻 BULL / BEAR VOLUME SPLIT — "Who is in control at each level?"
Each profile bar is split into two colors:
🟢 Green (left side) = Buying volume — bulls were in control here
🔴 Red (right side) = Selling volume — bears were in control here
How to use this:
A level with mostly green = Bullish liquidity zone — buyers defended this price
A level with mostly red = Bearish liquidity zone — sellers dominated this price
POC row with mostly green = Institutional buying at the most important level = very bullish
POC row with mostly red = Institutional selling at the most important level = very bearish
3. ★ INSTITUTIONAL FIBONACCI — "Where do the big players enter?"
The Fibonacci retracement levels are automatically calculated from the highest high to the lowest low within your lookback window. These levels mark where professional and institutional traders are most likely to place orders.
All 8 levels explained:
Level Name What it means0.000Swing Boundary Start of the price swing — 0% retracement0.236Shallow Pullback Minor retracement — weak support/resistance0.382Key Level Strong institutional level — common entry/exit point0.500⚖ EQUILIBRIUM The exact midpoint — fair value decision zone0.618★ Golden Ratio THE most important Fibonacci level — institutional entry0.650★ Golden Pocket Works together with 0.618 to form the Golden Pocket0.786Deep Retracement Last major level before full reversal1.000Swing Boundary End of the price swing — 100% retracement
The Golden Pocket (0.618 — 0.650):
This zone between 0.618 and 0.650 is highlighted with a filled gold box. It is the single most watched level by institutional traders worldwide. When price retraces into this zone in an uptrend and shows bullish signals, it is often the best buying opportunity. In a downtrend, it is often the best selling opportunity.
The Equilibrium (0.500):
Highlighted with a light blue zone. This is the exact midpoint between the swing high and swing low.
Price ABOVE Equilibrium = Premium zone (price is expensive relative to the swing)
Price BELOW Equilibrium = Discount zone (price is cheap relative to the swing)
Smart money buys in discount, sells in premium
Every label shows:
Full name and description of the level
Exact price value
Percentage distance from current price (+ = above you, - = below you)
4. 📊 DASHBOARD — "What do the levels tell me right now?"
The dashboard in the top-right corner gives you a live snapshot of every key level.
Row What it shows◆ POC Point of Control price + % distance from current price▲ VAH Value Area High + % above current price▼ VAL Value Area Low + % below current price TOTAL VOL Total volume traded in the entire profile period SWING The price range used for Fibonacci (low → high)0.618 ★Golden Ratio price + % distance from current price
HOW TO USE VOLUME PROFILE VIP — STEP BY STEP
Step 1 — Find the POC
The POC is the gold line. This is your anchor for everything.
Is price above POC? The market is bullish overall
Is price below POC? The market is bearish overall
Is price at POC? Expect a strong move — this is a high probability reaction zone
Step 2 — Identify Where You Are in the Value Area
Above VAH = Price is expensive, potential short or take profit zone
Between VAL and VAH = Price is at fair value, use other signals to determine direction
Below VAL = Price is cheap, potential long or watch for bounce
Breaking VAH upward = Bullish momentum, price may continue higher
Breaking VAL downward = Bearish momentum, price may continue lower
Step 3 — Combine with Fibonacci
Look at where the current price is relative to the Fibonacci levels:
Price pulling back to 0.618 Golden Pocket in an uptrend + POC nearby = Extremely strong buy zone
Price at VAH AND 0.786 Fibonacci resistance = Extremely strong sell zone
When Fibonacci levels and Volume Profile levels overlap = highest probability trade
Step 4 — Use the Bull/Bear Split to Confirm
Look at the color split on the profile bar at your key level:
Green dominant at POC + price above POC = Institutional buyers defending this level
Red dominant at POC + price below POC = Institutional sellers pushing price down
Step 5 — Wait for Price Action
Never enter just because price is at a level. Wait for:
A rejection candle (long wick, strong close away from the level)
A breakout candle (strong close through the level with volume)
A signal from Prophecy Signals indicator confirming the move
UNDERSTANDING THE VOLUME PROFILE VISUALLY
HIGH ──────────────────────────────────────────
░░░░░░ (Low volume — price moved quickly here)
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▲ VAH ██████████████████████████ (High volume — fair value top)
████████████████████████████████████
◆ POC ████████████████████████████████████████ ← WIDEST BAR = Most trading
████████████████████████████████████
▼ VAL ██████████████████████████ (High volume — fair value bottom)
░░░░░░░░░░░
░░░░░░ (Low volume — price moved quickly here)
LOW ──────────────────────────────────────────
The shape of the profile tells a story:
Bell curve shape (wide in middle, narrow at edges) = Balanced, fair market
Wide at top, narrow at bottom = Sellers in control, bearish
Wide at bottom, narrow at top = Buyers in control, bullish
Two wide areas (bimodal) = Market is divided, big move coming
COMBINING VOLUME PROFILE VIP WITH PROPHECY SIGNALS
This is where the real power comes in. Use both indicators together:
Scenario What to look for Action Price at VAL + PUMP signal Buying at discount + signal confirmation Strong BUY Price at VAH + DUMP signal Selling at premium + signal confirmation Strong SELL Price at POC + volume spike Market deciding direction at key level Wait for breakout Price at 0.618 Fib + near VAL Golden Pocket + discount zone overlap High probability BUY Price breaks above VAH Fair value area expanding upward BUY breakout Price breaks below VAL Fair value area expanding downward SELL breakout
BEST TIMEFRAMES
Timeframe Best Use Daily Find major institutional POC and Value Area for the week4HIdentify swing trading levels and key Fibonacci zones1HMost reliable for intraday volume profile analysis15mFine-tune entries at key profile levels
Pro Tip: Set the lookback to match your trading style:
Day trading → Lookback 50-100 bars (today's session)
Swing trading → Lookback 150-300 bars (last few weeks)
Position trading → Lookback 300-500 bars (last few months)
SETTINGS YOU CAN ADJUST
Setting What it does Recommended Profile Rows How many price levels the profile is divided into40-48Lookback (bars)How many candles to include in the profile200Max Bar Width How wide the profile bars are on screen35Value Area %What percentage of volume defines the value area70%Bull/Bear Split Show green/red volume split on bars ON POC Color of the Point of Control line Your preference Fibonacci Look back How far back to find the swing for Fibonacci100Extend Lines Right How far Fibonacci lines extend to the right60
ALERTS
Volume Profile VIP includes 4 built-in alerts:
At POC — Price is touching the Point of Control
Above VAH — Price broke above the Value Area High
Below VAL — Price broke below the Value Area Low
At Fib 0.618 — Price is at the Golden Ratio level
KEY TERMS GLOSSARY
Term Definition Volume Profile A chart showing how much volume traded at each price level POC Point of Control — the price with the highest volume VAH Value Area High — top of the fair value range VAL Value Area Low — bottom of the fair value range Value Area The price range containing 70% of all volume Fibonacci Mathematical ratios used to find key price levels Golden Pocket The 0.618–0.650 zone — most watched institutional level Equilibrium The 0.500 level — exact midpoint of the swing Premium Price above equilibrium — considered expensive Discount Price below equilibrium — considered cheap Lookback How many candles the indicator analyzes
COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID
❌ Do not treat the POC as an exact price — It is a zone, not a pin-point level
❌ Do not enter at a level without a signal — Wait for price action confirmation
❌ Do not ignore the bull/bear split — A POC dominated by sellers is NOT a support
❌ Do not use too short a lookback — Less data = less reliable profile
❌ Do not fight a breakout — When price breaks VAH or VAL with strong volume, go with it
QUICK REFERENCE CARD
◆ POC = Most traded price — Market magnet — High reaction zone
▲ VAH = Top of fair value — Resistance when approaching from below
▼ VAL = Bottom of fair value — Support when approaching from above
Above VAH = PREMIUM — Watch for rejection or breakout
Inside VA = FAIR VALUE — Market is balanced
Below VAL = DISCOUNT — Watch for bounce or breakdown
★ 0.618 Golden Ratio = Institutional entry zone
★ 0.650 Golden Pocket = Works with 0.618
⚖ 0.500 Equilibrium = Fair value midpoint
🟢 Green profile bars = Buyers in control at this level
🔴 Red profile bars = Sellers in control at this level
FINAL WORDS
Volume Profile VIP gives you X-ray vision into the market. While most traders only see price going up or down, you will see WHERE the money is, WHO is in control at each level, and WHY price reacts the way it does.
The POC, VAH, and VAL are not just lines on a chart. They represent millions of orders placed by real traders and institutions. When price approaches these levels, those orders become active again — creating the reactions you see.
Master reading the volume profile and you will stop guessing where price will go. You will start understanding why it goes there.
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Prophecy Signals⚡ PROPHECY SIGNALS — Complete User Guide
Built for New & Experienced Traders
WHAT IS PROPHECY SIGNALS?
Prophecy Signals is a powerful all-in-one trading indicator built for TradingView. It combines multiple professional-grade tools into one clean, easy-to-read system. Instead of having 10 different indicators cluttering your chart, Prophecy Signals does the heavy lifting for you — identifying the trend, finding key price levels, and telling you exactly when high-probability trading opportunities appear.
Think of it as your personal trading assistant that never sleeps, never gets emotional, and always follows the rules.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
New traders who want a clear, structured way to read the market
Intermediate traders who want confluence-based signals instead of guessing
Day traders and swing traders across any market — Crypto, Forex, Stocks, Futures
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Prophecy Signals has 5 core engines working together at all times:
1. 📈 TREND ENGINE — "Which way is the market going?"
The trend engine uses three Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs):
EMA 21 (Fast) — shown in Cyan. Reacts quickly to price changes.
EMA 50 (Mid) — shown in Orange. Filters out short-term noise.
EMA 200 (Slow) — shown in Purple. The big picture trend line.
The Cloud fills the space between EMA 21 and EMA 50:
🔵 Teal/Cyan cloud = Bullish trend (price likely going UP)
🔴 Red cloud = Bearish trend (price likely going DOWN)
⚫ Grey cloud = No clear trend (stay cautious)
Simple rule for new traders:
If price is ABOVE the purple EMA 200 and the cloud is teal — you are in a BULL market. Only look for BUY signals.
If price is BELOW the purple EMA 200 and the cloud is red — you are in a BEAR market. Only look for SELL signals.
2. 🔊 PUMP & DUMP DETECTION — "Is big money moving?"
This engine watches for unusual buying or selling pressure by combining:
Volume Spikes — when volume is much higher than average, institutions are active
Engulfing Candles — when one candle completely swallows the previous one, it signals momentum
RSI (Relative Strength Index) — measures whether price is overbought or oversold
Signal Types:
SignalShapeWhat it meansPUMP🔺 Green triangle below candleBuying pressure detected — potential move UPDUMP🔻 Red triangle above candleSelling pressure detected — potential move DOWNSTRONG PUMP🟢 Green label below candleFull confluence bullish signal — high confidence BUY zoneSTRONG DUMP🔴 Red label above candleFull confluence bearish signal — high confidence SELL zoneMomentum Pump⬆ Green arrow below candleExplosive bullish breakout candle with volumeMomentum Dump⬇ Red arrow above candleExplosive bearish breakdown candle with volume
Important for new traders:
A STRONG PUMP only fires when ALL of these agree at the same time: trend is bullish, MACD is bullish, money is flowing in (CMF), Stochastic is crossing up, volume is spiking, and the candle body is strong. This is NOT a common signal — when it fires, pay attention.
A regular PUMP is an early warning. It does not mean you should immediately buy. Wait for confirmation.
3. 🧱 SUPPORT & RESISTANCE ZONES — "Where will price react?"
Support and Resistance (S/R) zones are price levels where the market has previously shown strong reactions. Prophecy Signals automatically finds and draws these zones for you.
How they work:
Resistance zones are drawn in 🔴 Red — these are price ceilings where selling pressure is strong
Support zones are drawn in 🔵 Teal — these are price floors where buying pressure is strong
Zone strength:
Solid, opaque zones = High strength (formed with volume spike + RSI extreme) — treat these with the most respect
Semi-transparent zones = Medium strength
Faint zones = Low strength — still relevant but less reliable
What happens at these zones:
Price approaches a resistance zone → Watch for a DUMP or reversal signal
Price approaches a support zone → Watch for a PUMP or bounce signal
Price breaks through a zone with volume → The zone is invalidated and removed automatically
Dashboard shows:
RESIST — the nearest resistance level above current price + % distance
SUPPORT — the nearest support level below current price + % distance
4. 📐 INSTITUTIONAL FIBONACCI — "Where do the big players trade?"
Fibonacci retracement is one of the most widely used tools by professional and institutional traders. It identifies key price levels based on mathematical ratios found in nature.
How to read the levels:
LevelLabelWhat it means0.000Swing BoundaryThe starting point of the move0.236Shallow RetracementMinor pullback level — weak support/resistance0.382Key Support / ResistanceStrong institutional level — watch for reactions0.500⚖ EQUILIBRIUM (EQ)The exact middle of the swing — decision zone0.618★ Golden RatioTHE most important level — where institutions enter0.650★ Golden Pocket ZonePart of the Golden Pocket with 0.6180.786Deep RetracementLast level before full reversal1.000Swing BoundaryThe end point of the move
The Golden Pocket (0.618 - 0.650) is highlighted with a gold filled zone. This is where institutional traders (banks, hedge funds, market makers) most commonly place their orders. When price enters this zone, be ready.
The Equilibrium (0.500) is highlighted in icy blue. This is the fair value midpoint. When price is ABOVE the EQ, it is in a premium zone (expensive). When price is BELOW the EQ, it is in a discount zone (cheap). Smart traders buy in discount and sell in premium.
Each label shows:
The ratio name and description
The exact price value
The percentage distance from current price (+ means above, - means below)
5. 📊 DASHBOARD — "What is the market telling me right now?"
The dashboard sits in the top-right corner of your chart. It gives you a real-time snapshot of every indicator at once.
RowWhat it showsTRENDBULL, BEAR, or NEUTRAL based on EMA alignmentRSICurrent RSI value — Green (oversold <40), Red (overbought >60), Yellow (neutral)MACD HISTBULLISH (histogram positive) or BEARISH (histogram negative)CMFINFLOW (money coming in = bullish) or OUTFLOW (money leaving = bearish)STOCHBULLISH (K line above D line) or BEARISH (K line below D line)VOLUMENORMAL or SPIKE! (yellow = unusual volume activity)SIGNALCurrent signal status — STRONG PUMP, PUMP, WATCH PUMP, WAITING, etc.RESISTNearest resistance level + % away from priceSUPPORTNearest support level + % away from priceSWINGFibonacci swing range (low → high)NEAR FIBClosest Fibonacci level to current price
HOW TO USE PROPHECY SIGNALS — STEP BY STEP
Step 1 — Check the Trend
Look at the EMA cloud and the dashboard TREND row.
Teal cloud + BULL = Look for BUY opportunities only
Red cloud + BEAR = Look for SELL opportunities only
Grey cloud + NEUTRAL = Stay out or reduce size
Step 2 — Find the Key Levels
Look at the S/R zones and Fibonacci levels on the chart.
Is price near a support zone or the 0.618/0.382 Fibonacci level? = Potential BUY zone
Is price near a resistance zone or the 0.786/0.618 Fibonacci level? = Potential SELL zone
Step 3 — Wait for the Signal
Do NOT enter a trade without a signal.
Wait for a PUMP signal near support in a bull trend = BUY setup
Wait for a DUMP signal near resistance in a bear trend = SELL setup
A STRONG PUMP or STRONG DUMP is the highest confidence signal
Step 4 — Check the Dashboard
Before entering, confirm that at least 4 out of 5 confluence rows agree with your signal direction:
RSI, MACD, CMF, STOCH, VOLUME should all support the signal
If only 2 agree = skip the trade
If 4 or 5 agree = high confidence, consider entering
Step 5 — Manage Your Trade
Set your Stop Loss just below the support zone (for buys) or above resistance (for sells)
Take profit at the next Fibonacci level or resistance/support zone
Never risk more than 1–2% of your account on a single trade
BEST TIMEFRAMES
TimeframeBest Use1H / 4HIdentify trend direction and key zones15mConfirm trend and watch for signals5mEntry confirmation — wait for signal here
Pro Tip: Always check the 1H or 4H chart first to understand the big picture. Then drop to 15m or 5m to find your exact entry. Never trade against the higher timeframe trend.
SETTINGS YOU CAN ADJUST
SettingWhat it doesRecommendedFast EMAHow quickly the fast EMA reacts21Mid EMAThe medium-term trend filter50Slow EMAThe long-term trend anchor200Volume Spike MultiplierHow large volume must be to count as a spike2.0RSI OverboughtLevel where RSI signals overbought70RSI OversoldLevel where RSI signals oversold30ATR MultiplierSensitivity of momentum detection1.5Pivot Left/Right BarsHow many bars define a swing point for S/R5S/R LookbackHow far back to scan for support/resistance300Fibonacci LookbackHow far back to find the swing high/low100
COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID
❌ Do not trade every signal — Only trade signals that align with the higher timeframe trend
❌ Do not ignore the dashboard — If CMF shows OUTFLOW but you want to buy, be cautious
❌ Do not skip Stop Losses — Always define your risk before entering
❌ Do not chase signals — If you missed the candle, wait for the next setup
❌ Do not trade in a NEUTRAL trend — Choppy markets produce false signals
QUICK REFERENCE CARD
🔵 Teal Cloud = Bullish Trend → Look to BUY
🔴 Red Cloud = Bearish Trend → Look to SELL
⚫ Grey Cloud = No Trend → Stay out
🔺 PUMP = Early buy signal
🟢 STRONG PUMP = High confidence buy
⬆ Arrow = Momentum breakout
🔻 DUMP = Early sell signal
🔴 STRONG DUMP = High confidence sell
⬇ Arrow = Momentum breakdown
★ 0.618 / 0.650 = Golden Pocket — Institutional entry zone
⚖ 0.500 = Equilibrium — Decision zone (fair value)
🔵 Teal zones = Support — Price may bounce here
🔴 Red zones = Resistance — Price may reject here
ALERTS
Prophecy Signals includes 6 built-in alerts you can activate in TradingView:
Strong Pump — Full confluence bull signal fired
Strong Dump — Full confluence bear signal fired
Pump Signal — Base bullish signal detected
Dump Signal — Base bearish signal detected
Momentum Pump — Explosive bullish breakout
Momentum Dump — Explosive bearish breakdown
To set alerts: Right-click on the indicator name → Add Alert → Choose your condition.
FINAL WORDS
Prophecy Signals is a tool — not a guarantee. No indicator is right 100% of the time. The key to profitable trading is:
Patience — Wait for the right setup
Discipline — Follow the rules every time
Risk Management — Protect your capital above all else
Consistency — Trust the process over many trades, not just one
The more confluence you have (trend + key level + signal + dashboard), the higher the probability of a successful trade. Always trade what you see, not what you hope.
⚡ Prophecy Signals — Part of the Prophecy Trading Suite
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OBSIDIANWelcome to the OBSIDIAN indicator, This system was built to help traders identify market structures, momentum shifts etc.. with greater clarity. However, before you add this tool to your charts, we need to have a serious, unfiltered conversation about the risk management and market reality.
Let's be completely honest: There is no indicator on Tradingview or anywhere else in the world that boasts 100% accuracy. The markets are chaotic environment driven by human psychology, algorithmic shifts, and unexpected macroeconomic events.
Obsidian is just a data processing tool, not a crystal ball, it highlights statistical probabilities, not guaranteed outcomes.
If you blindly take every signal in this indicator prints , you will lose your hard-earned money,
An indicator which perform flawlessly in a trending market might get chopped to pieces in a sideways, consolidating market.
To protect your capital and grow as a trader, treat OBSIDIAN as a supporting framework, not a standalone decision maker.
you are the risk manager. Protect your capital first, trade safely, and let the edge play out over time.
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INDEX Dashboard + Round Number Magnet**INDEX Dashboard + Round Number Magnet**
A dual-purpose indicator that displays a real-time index dashboard and alerts you when price is approaching or pinning a key round number level.
**Dashboard**
Shows a 4x3 grid of the major US indices across Cash, Futures, and ETF categories — DowJones, S&P500, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000. Each cell is color-coded green/red based on the day's percentage change, with intensity scaling to the size of the move. The leading index in each row is marked with a ★. VIX is displayed in the top corner with color-coded risk levels (green below 15, orange below 20, red above).
**Round Number Magnet**
Active on SPX, SPY, QQQ, and US500.F only. Automatically detects the nearest round number level based on the instrument (25-point grid for SPX/ES, 5-point grid for SPY/QQQ) and draws a grid of levels above and below price. When price gets within the proximity threshold of a round number, a flashing banner appears at the top of the chart inside a table. If price stays near the level for several bars, it escalates to a PINNING alert — indicating dealers may be actively defending the strike.
**Alerts included**
- Approaching a round number
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IC KEY LEVELS & ICEThis is the IC Key Levels indicator — a multi-timeframe price level plotting tool built around the concept that key opens, highs, lows, and midpoints from higher timeframes act as significant support/resistance levels on lower timeframe charts.
What it plots
It draws horizontal lines with labels for the following levels, each toggleable independently:
4H — Previous 4H open, high, low, and midpoint
Daily — Current day's open, previous day's high, low, and midpoint
Monday Range — Monday's high, low, and midpoint (resets each week)
Weekly — Current week's open, previous week's high, low, and midpoint
Monthly — Current month's open, previous month's high, low, and midpoint
Quarterly — Current quarter's open, previous quarter's high, low, and midpoint
Yearly — Current year's open, current year's high, low, and midpoint
FX Sessions — London, New York, and Asia session highs, lows, and opens (tracked in each city's local timezone)
Key features
Merge Levels — When two or more levels share the exact same price, their labels are combined into one (e.g. "WO / MO"), preventing label clutter at confluences.
Display Style — Lines can be drawn from where the period opened ("Standard") or anchored to a fixed distance from the right edge of the chart ("Right Anchored"), useful for keeping levels visible regardless of how far you've scrolled.
Global Coloring — A single master color can override all individual timeframe colors at once.
Shorthand Labels — Each group can be switched to abbreviated text (e.g. "PWH" instead of "Prev Week High") to reduce chart noise.
Line customisation — Width (Small/Medium/Large), style (Solid/Dashed/Dotted), and label size are all configurable globally.
The philosophy behind it
This is rooted in ICT (Inner Circle Trader) concepts — hence "IC" in the name. The idea is that institutional order flow tends to react at these periodic open/high/low prices because large participants reference the same levels. The Monday Range in particular is a key ICT concept, as Monday's price action is often considered a "draw" that the rest of the week either sweeps or respects. Session ranges (London, NY, Asia) are similarly used to identify where liquidity was taken and where price may return.
ICE CANDLE LOGIC INCLUDED
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Session Highlighter [DYNA]Session Highlighter color-codes the chart background by the three major global trading sessions -- Asia (Tokyo), London, and New York -- so the active session is obvious at a glance and the handovers between them are unmistakable. A separate overlap band highlights the 13:00-16:00 UTC window when London and New York are simultaneously open, the most volatile FX period of the day. Each session-open is also marked with a small color-coded label above the first bar of the session.
Sessions are configured as free-text time windows interpreted in a user-selected timezone. Default windows match the standard FX session calendar in UTC, but every value -- session times, colors, transparency, alerts -- is editable. The indicator works identically on forex, crypto, futures, and any intraday equity chart that overlaps with one or more global sessions.
Key Features
Three Configurable Sessions -- Asia, London, and New York windows with independent colors, toggles, and timing. Free-text session strings let you customize each window without code edits.
London-NY Overlap Highlight -- A dedicated overlap band marks the bars where London and NY are simultaneously open -- statistically the highest-volatility FX window of the day.
Editable Timezone -- Interpret all three sessions in UTC (default), New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney, or any other major financial center.
Session-Open Labels -- A small label appears above the bar that opens each session, with a configurable history limit so the chart never gets cluttered.
Color-Coded Legend -- Optional corner table maps each band color to its session (Asia, London, NY, LDN+NY) so the chart is always self-explanatory, even before the next session opens.
Per-Session Alerts -- Fire alerts independently for Asia open, London open, NY open, and the London-NY overlap start.
Theme-Aware Transparency -- Single transparency input controls all session bands together. Tune for bright or dark chart themes.
No Repainting -- Session detection is purely time-based and stable across reloads. Bands and labels never move.
How It Works
For each bar, the indicator checks whether the bar's timestamp (interpreted in the configured timezone) falls inside the Asia, London, and New York session windows. If a bar is inside a session, the chart background for that bar is tinted with the session's color. If a bar is inside both London and New York, an additional overlap tint is layered on top, rendered slightly less transparent than the individual session bands so it stands out from the underlying London and NY layers.
Session opens are detected with a daily-anchor timestamp comparison rather than a simple "previous bar was outside the session" check. This is important because most TradingView intraday charts hide off-hours bars by default, so a naive previous-bar test would only fire on the very first chart load. The anchor-comparison method works reliably whether the chart includes off-hours bars or not.
When a new session opens, the indicator places a small color-coded label ( Asia , London , NY , or LDN+NY ) above the first bar of the session. The overlap label reads LDN+NY rather than a generic "Overlap" so the two source sessions are always explicit. Old labels are deleted automatically once the chart has more than the configured maximum, so the visual stays clean even on very long histories.
SNAPSHOT_URL_SESSION_HIGHLIGHTER_BANDS_AND_OVERLAP
Three colored background bands mark the Asia, London, and New York sessions; the brighter overlap band marks the bars where London and NY are simultaneously open. Small labels above the chart announce each session open.
Settings
The three session strings are entered in TradingView's standard HHMM-HHMM session format and accept the optional day-of-week mask (e.g. 0700-1600:23456 to limit London to weekdays only). All three windows are interpreted in the same Timezone , which defaults to UTC. Switch the timezone dropdown if you prefer to express the sessions in local exchange time -- the indicator will then anchor the session boundaries to that timezone, including DST handling.
The visual block exposes per-session show toggles, per-session color pickers, the London-NY Overlap toggle and color, a single Background Transparency input (default 88), the Show Session Labels toggle, a Max Labels to Keep limit (default 30), the Show Legend Table toggle, and a Legend Position dropdown that anchors the legend in any chart corner. The overlap band is rendered with 10 less transparency than the configured value so it remains visible when stacked on top of the London and NY bands.
The alerts block exposes one toggle per event so you can enable only the alerts you care about.
Alerts
Asia Session Open -- Fires on the first bar of the Asia session each day. "Session Highlighter : Asia (Tokyo) session has opened."
London Session Open -- Fires on the first bar of the London session each day. "Session Highlighter : London session has opened."
NY Session Open -- Fires on the first bar of the New York session each day. "Session Highlighter : New York session has opened."
London-NY Overlap Start -- Fires on the first bar where London and NY are both open. "Session Highlighter : London-New York overlap window has started."
To set up an alert: open TradingView's Alerts panel, choose "Session Highlighter " from the condition dropdown, pick the event you want, and select your notification channel.
Best Practices
Keep the timezone on UTC unless you have a specific reason to change it. UTC eliminates DST drift and matches how institutional desks reference session windows.
On dark chart themes, lower the background transparency to 80-85 for stronger session colors. On light themes, push it up to 90-95 so the bands stay readable.
The London-NY overlap is the highest-volatility FX window of the day. Expect larger ranges and consider tighter risk parameters during this band.
On markets that only trade inside one session (e.g. Indian equities cover only Asia/early-London), turn off the irrelevant session bands to reduce clutter.
If your broker uses a non-standard session window, just edit the session string -- the indicator picks up the change immediately, including the overlap.
Use the day-of-week mask (e.g. 0700-1600:23456 ) to suppress weekend session bands on forex charts.
Part of the DYNA Ecosystem
Session Highlighter is a free indicator built with the same design standards as the DYNA premium suite. For complete trade management with automatic stop loss, break-even, trailing stops, and multi-target systems, explore the full DYNA indicator collection.
Disclaimer
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Trader Riaz Lot Size Calculator (Universal Visual Edition)### Overview
The Trader Riaz Lot Size Calculator is a professional-grade risk management overlay built entirely in Pine Script v6. It solves one of the biggest challenges traders face: calculating precise position sizes instantly before entering a trade.
Many brokers use vastly different contract sizes for Forex pairs, metals, indices, and oil, making manual lot size math slow and prone to errors. This indicator automates the process completely and works flawlessly across all major brokers.
### Key Features
* 🌍 Multi-Asset Engine: Works perfectly on Forex majors/crosses, Gold (XAU), Silver (XAG), Crude Oil (WTI/BRENT), and Indices (NAS100, US30).
* 📐 Draggable Visual Chart Lines: Turn on visual mode to generate dynamic, interactive Entry and Stop Loss lines directly on your chart workspace. Slide them to your structural market levels, and your required lot size updates in real time!
* 💱 Live Multi-Currency Conversion: If your account is in USD but you trade a JPY, CAD, or EUR quote pair, the indicator pulls live FX conversion rates in the background to keep cash-at-risk projections 100% precise.
* 🖥️ Clean UI Dashboard: Displays Asset Symbol, Equity at Risk (%), Cash at Risk ($), exact Stop Loss size, and your final RECOMMENDED LOTS in a highly scannable screen corner panel.
### How To Use This Indicator
1. Load the script onto any chart asset (e.g., GBP/JPY or XAU/USD).
2. Open the Indicator Settings menu.
3. In the 'Account Settings' group, type your current Account Balance and the exact Risk Percentage (e.g., 1.0%) you want to risk on the setup.
4. Choose your calculation mode:
* Mode A (Visual Lines): Check the 'Use Visual Chart Lines' box. Dotted lines will appear on your screen. Left-click and hold to drag the gray line to your entry price, and the red line to your stop-loss price.
* Mode B (Manual Input): Uncheck the visual lines box and simply type your exact Stop Loss size in pips into the manual trade settings field.
5. Read the 'RECOMMENDED LOTS' output on your dashboard panel and execute that exact volume inside your trading terminal.
### Disclaimer
This indicator is strictly a mathematical positioning tool designed to assist with risk management. It does not provide buy/sell signals or execution advice. Always cross-verify position sizing metrics with your specific broker's margin requirements before executing live contracts.
Thank you,
Trader Riaz
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Jake Bernstein - Moving Average Channel for widgetWe all know that moving averages, in particular, moving averages of closing prices tend to be highly inaccurate indicators and frequently miss major tops and bottoms. In backtesting, they tend to be accurate some 30 to 40% of the time which is to my way of thinking unacceptable. On the contrary moving averages of opens versus closes for highs versus lows, when used properly avoid the drawbacks of closing moving averages, particularly when combined with a trigger. Shown above is my moving average channel method which uses the 57 SMA of Williams accumulation distribution as a setup or trigger. As shown by the arrows two consecutive price bars completely below the MA channel low and triggered by Williams below SMA constitutes a sell signal. Conversely, two consecutive price bars or more above the moving average channel high accompanied by Williams above its moving average constitutes a sell trigger. The moving average channel high, the red line is a 10 period Moving average of highs. The Moving average channel low, the green line is an 8 period Moving average of the low. There are at least a dozen applications of this methodology including its ability to spot trend changes, support, resistance, swing trades, market strength, market weakness, and more. I will post some of these additional uses of the moving average channel as they present themselves. Do note that in this chart there were two instances above the moving average channel high but these were not triggered by Williams AD and therefore the trend remains down for the duration of this chart. The methodology associated with my MAC is completely rules-based and works in any timeframe. Thank you my friend Larry Williams for developing your excellent version of accumulation-distribution インジケーター
Liquidity Absorption and Rejection Orderflow @MaxMaseratiLiquidity Absorption and Rejection Orderflow
An order flow analysis engine that tracks every high and low the market forms and classifies what happened when price returned to that level — whether passive orders defended it, were absorbed, or were broken through — using footprint delta and volume ratio analysis. Every level on the chart shows a ● when untouched and a ✕ when price has crossed it, so the trader sees the status of each liquidity pool at a glance without reading the outcome text.
─── WHY THESE COMPONENTS TOGETHER ───
Volume analysis alone shows whether activity at a price level was above or below average, but cannot tell which side was dominant. Footprint delta alone shows the buy/sell imbalance but has no structural anchor — it does not know which historical level it is measuring against, or whether price closed back through it. Passive order level tracking alone shows where orders were resting but cannot determine whether they held or were consumed.
This script integrates all three simultaneously. The structural level comes from the price history. The volume ratio against the moving average determines conviction. The footprint delta percentage determines which side was dominant. All three feed into a single classification engine that produces one outcome label per level touched.
─── LEVEL STATES AND MARKERS ───
Every level carries a ● or ✕ marker and falls into one of four states:
Last — the most recent closed candle's high and low. These are the first passive orders price is approaching on the live candle. The marker switches from ● to ✕ the moment the live candle's high or low crosses the level intrabar — no need to wait for the candle to close. Resets automatically when the next candle opens.
Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ● → not yet reached on the live candle
Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ → live candle has traded through this level
Untouched — historical highs and lows price has not revisited since they were formed. Passive orders are presumed resting here. Always shows ●.
Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ●
Buy Limit Orders Liquidity ●
Touched — levels price has visited. Whether liquidity remains is unknown. The outcome label shows what the volume and delta evidence suggests happened. Always shows ✕.
Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ > Sellers Defended Level
Buy Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ > Sellers Rejected by Buyers
Absorbed — levels where the outcome engine determined passive orders were consumed or overwhelmed. Solid wider line, highest priority formatting. Always shows ✕.
Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ > Bull Trap, Weak Breakout (Low Vol)
Buy Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ > Sellers Exhausted, Buyers Breakout
A ★ marker appears additionally on any level where the candle's body closed at the extreme — a wickless interaction — indicating maximum commitment.
─── THE OUTCOME ENGINE ───
When price touches a level, the engine classifies the interaction. With footprint data:
At a high level — close back below (Touched):
sell_pct = sell_volume / total_volume
sell_dom = sell_pct >= delta_threshold
sell_dom AND vol_ratio >= exhaustion → "Buyers Exhausted, Sellers Dominate"
sell_dom AND vol_ratio >= absorption → "Sellers Absorbed Buyers"
not sell_dom → "Buyers Rejected by Sellers"
At a high level — close above (Absorbed):
buy_dom AND vol_ratio >= exhaustion → "Sellers Exhausted, Buyers Breakout"
buy_dom → "Buyers Overwhelmed Sellers"
vol_ratio <= capitulation → "Bull Trap, Weak Breakout (Low Vol)"
The same logic runs in mirror for low levels. Without footprint data the engine falls back to body/wick proportion analysis — all outcomes remain available with less precision.
─── LABEL FORMAT ───
The Label Format setting controls what appears on every level:
Name only: Sell Limit Orders ● / Buy Limit Orders ✕
Name + Liquidity: Sell Limit Orders Liquidity ● / Buy Limit Orders Liquidity ✕ (default)
Name + Orders + Liquidity: Sell Orders Liquidity ● / Buy Orders Liquidity ✕
The Order Name setting switches the base name across all levels: Limit Orders (BLO/SLO), Passive (PB/PS), or abbreviated forms. The ● / ✕ marker display can be turned off independently in settings.
─── CONTEXT TABLE ───
Volume and Delta — current bar volume ratio against the moving average and raw footprint delta.
Vol Context — NORMAL / HIGH (Buyers or Sellers Absorbing) / EXTREME (Exhaustion zone) / LOW (Stop hunt zone).
CC Bid/Ask — current candle buy and sell volume percentage split.
PC Bid/Ask — prior candle buy and sell volume percentage split.
Last High Hit — outcome of the most recent high-level interaction.
Last Low Hit — outcome of the most recent low-level interaction.
─── HOW TO USE ───
1. Watch the Last levels — Sell Limit Orders Liquidity above and Buy Limit Orders Liquidity below. These are the first passive orders the live candle is approaching. When the marker switches from ● to ✕ intrabar, price has just crossed that liquidity pool.
2. When a level transitions to Touched with an outcome like "Sellers Defended Level" or "Buyers Rejected by Sellers", the passive orders at that level held. Treat the level as active resistance or support on retest.
3. When the label shows ✕ with "Buyers Overwhelmed Sellers" or "Sellers Exhausted, Buyers Breakout", the passive orders were consumed. That level is now potential support or resistance on retest in the opposite direction.
4. Untouched levels (●) further from price show where deeper pools of passive orders are resting. These are the natural targets for extended moves.
5. The ★ marker on any level signals a wickless body close — maximum aggression, highest-conviction interaction.
6. Use the Context Table's Last High Hit and Last Low Hit rows to read the most recent order flow resolution without scanning the chart.
─── SETTINGS ───
Multi-Timeframe — the timeframe on which level tracking runs. Blank uses the chart timeframe.
Candle Bias Coloring — candle direction coloring and color configuration.
Limit Orders — Order Name, Label Format, ● / ✕ marker toggle, colors for buy and sell limits, individual toggles and line styles for Last, Untouched, Touched, and Absorbed levels, maximum Untouched levels shown per side.
Absorption Logic — historical lookback range, label text visibility, arrow visibility.
Footprint and Order Flow — footprint delta toggle, ticks per row, value area percentage, volume MA period.
Outcome Thresholds — volume ratio multipliers for absorption, exhaustion, and capitulation, and delta dominance threshold.
Context Table — position, text size, and color.
─── NOTES ───
Footprint delta requires a TradingView plan with intraday tick data. Without it the indicator falls back to body/wick proportion analysis — all outcome labels remain available but are less precise. The Last level ✕ marker fires intrabar as soon as the live candle's high or low crosses the level — it does not wait for the bar to close. All other classification uses confirmed closed candle values. インジケーター
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Engulfing Zone Finder (Box) by vinafxEngulfing Zone (EG) Finder is an overlay indicator that automatically detects and draws boxes for two types of momentum-based price action patterns: Engulfing Zones and Outside Bar Zones .
🔷 Engulfing Zone (EG)
An Engulfing Zone forms when a sequence of candles results in a breakout candle (BO) that closes beyond the high or low of an origin candle. Unlike the traditional 2-candle engulfing pattern, this indicator allows intermediate candles between the origin and the breakout candle, capturing a broader range of momentum shifts.
Bullish Engulfing Zone
The origin candle is a bearish candle.
A subsequent bullish candle closes above the high of the origin candle — this is the breakout (BO) candle.
A box is drawn from the origin candle to the BO candle, with the top and bottom set to the high and low of the origin candle .
The box is drawn with a green border by default.
Bearish Engulfing Zone
The origin candle is a bullish candle.
A subsequent bearish candle closes below the low of the origin candle — this is the breakout (BO) candle.
A box is drawn from the origin candle to the BO candle, with the top and bottom set to the high and low of the origin candle .
The box is drawn with a red border by default.
Smart filtering logic built in:
Origin Shift : If a new candle of the same type sweeps the wick of the current origin candle, it automatically replaces the origin. For example, if a new bearish candle has a higher high than the existing bearish origin, the new candle becomes the origin.
Opposite Break Invalidation : If price closes beyond the opposite side of the origin candle before a valid breakout occurs, the origin is discarded.
Nested Zone Filtering : If a smaller EG zone exists inside a larger one (same type), the indicator keeps the smaller zone and removes the larger one, reducing visual clutter.
Max Candle Duration : A configurable limit (default: 5) controls the maximum total number of candles from origin to BO (inclusive). This prevents excessively long zones.
🔶 Outside Bar Zone (OB)
An Outside Bar Zone is a 2-candle pattern where the second candle completely engulfs the first candle's range (higher high AND lower low), and both candles share the same direction.
Bullish Outside Bar Zone
Two consecutive bullish candles.
The second candle has a higher high and a lower low than the first.
The second candle's close is above the high of the first candle.
A box is drawn covering the first candle, with a green border by default.
Bearish Outside Bar Zone
Two consecutive bearish candles.
The second candle has a higher high and a lower low than the first.
The second candle's close is below the low of the first candle.
A box is drawn covering the first candle, with a red border by default.
⚙️ Settings
Engulfing Zone Settings (Bullish / Bearish)
Show/Hide: Toggle visibility for each zone type independently.
Border Color: Customize the box border color.
Background Color: Customize the box fill color and transparency.
Outside Bar Zone Settings
Show/Hide: Toggle visibility for Bullish and Bearish OB Zones independently.
Border Color / Background Color: Fully customizable for each type.
Performance & Limits
Max Total Candles (Origin to BO) : Controls how many candles (including origin and BO) are allowed to form an EG zone. Default is 5. Set to 0 for no limit.
Max Pending Origin Candles : Limits the number of origin candles tracked simultaneously. Default is 100.
Max Total Boxes Displayed : Limits the total number of boxes drawn on the chart across all zone types. The quota is shared flexibly — if one type produces fewer boxes, the remaining capacity is available for other types. Default is 200. TradingView maximum is 500.
📝 Notes
This indicator is an overlay and draws directly on the price chart.
It works on all timeframes and all instruments (stocks, forex, crypto, futures, etc.).
Doji candles (where close equals open) are included in the detection logic. A Doji is treated as both bearish and bullish, so it can serve as an origin candle, a breakout candle, or part of an Outside Bar pattern.
The indicator uses open-source Pine Script v5. No external data requests or repainting techniques are used.
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