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Dual-Session ORB (NY + Asia)
• Dual session tracking — NY and Asia ranges build and trigger independently, so you can monitor both without switching charts
• Entry Mode: choose Immediate Breakout (enter as soon as price closes beyond the range) or Retest Entry (wait for a pullback and reclaim before entering, filtering out weak breaks)
• Minimum Breakout Distance filter — require a meaningful move past the level (in points or % of range) before a signal counts, reducing noise from marginal pokes
• Stop Loss Mode: Opposite Range Side, ATR-based (with a configurable minimum floor so stops don’t shrink below a usable size), or flat Fixed Points
• Take Profit Mode: Risk:Reward multiple (auto-scales with your stop) or flat Fixed Points
• Break-even + partial signal — automatically moves your stop to entry once price reaches your chosen R-multiple, with a visual marker
• Time-based exit — auto-closes a trade after a set number of bars if neither TP nor SL is hit
• Bar-close confirmation — signals only lock in once a candle fully closes, preventing repainting on live/forming candles
• Built-in alerts for entries and break-even triggers on both sessions
Notes on use:
This script is a trade-management and visualization tool, not a signal-generation guarantee. Opening range breakout strategies are sensitive to instrument volatility, session liquidity, and market conditions — always backtest across a meaningful sample size and forward-test (paper trading) before using with real capital. Stop/target sizing should be tuned to the specific instrument and timeframe you’re trading; defaults are a starting point, not a recommendation.
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MACD with HTF Panels [theUltimator5]This indicator uses the standard MACD signal and displays it on multiple timeframes off to the side of the chart as separate panels. It allows you to view up to 5 (current + 4) separate timeframes at once without changing the chart timeframe.
The core of this indicator is a normal MACD. Line, signal, and histogram, fully adjustable lengths, four-way histogram coloring based on sign and slope so you can read momentum shifts at a glance.
Alongside it, the indicator draws up to four independent higher-timeframe panels directly in the pane. Each panel is a self-contained mini-chart: recent candles (if enabled) plus that timeframe's own MACD line, signal, and histogram.
The default settings show (4) HTF panels, that are automatically set based on what the current chart timeframe is. The HTF panels can be manually adjusted as desired.
The number of HTF panels can be adjusted between 0 and 4. 0 panels is set by disabling the "Show HTF panels" option in the settings. Disabling the HTF panels simply makes this indicator appear as a standard MACD, which isn't unique and can probably be found in 1000 other indicators elsewhere.
The uniqueness comes from the HTF panels on the side.
The panels settings will match for all timeframes.
When there are between 1 and 3 HTF panels enabled, they will appear vertically stacked on each other.
The following image shows (3) panels stacked.
When 4 panels (default) is selected, the stack is 2x2.
The chart price candles can be enabled in the settings to show the candles overlaid on the MACD signals for a complete picture. These are disabled by default to reduce visual clutter.
Here is an image showing (4) panels with chart candles enabled within the panels.
The scaling and position of the panels can be adjusted in the settings.
The vertical scaling is based on ATR, so the height of the candles is always proportional to the chart itself.
The horizontal position is calculated in bars, so it can be shifted left or right relative to the current bar.
Finally, there is a table (default position = bottom right)
The table shows the values of the MACD, Signal, and Histogram for all (4) HTF panels. The table position and size can be modified, but it will always show all (4) HTF panel values. If you have only one HTF panel enabled, it will still show you all values. The Histogram column changes color based on the color of the HTF histogram for that timeframe to give a better visual representation of the signal.
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Multi-Timeframe Break of Structure EngineMulti-Timeframe Break of Structure Engine is a confluence-based structure tool that detects break-of-structure events on an execution timeframe, then filters those events through two higher-timeframe trend layers before signaling.
This script is designed for traders who want structure events in context, rather than isolated break signals.
What this script does
The script has four connected jobs:
1. Detects bullish and bearish break-of-structure events on a chosen structure timeframe.
2. Validates directional context with two higher-timeframe filters.
3. Tracks the active BOS level and monitors first retest behavior.
4. Emits separate event classes for raw structure events and fully aligned confluence signals.
The practical goal is to reduce low-context entries and keep the chart focused on structure levels that still matter.
How the model is built
The logic is based on three directional layers plus state management:
1. Macro Layer 1
This is the highest trend layer (default Daily). It uses a fast/slow moving-average relationship to define broad directional bias.
2. Macro Layer 2
This is an intermediate confirmation layer (default 4H). It combines fast/slow MA direction with close relative to a short MA, so intermediate momentum must also agree with bias.
3. Structure Layer
This is the execution layer (default 15m). BOS events are detected from structure-timeframe closes relative to prior structure swing references.
A BOS event becomes an aligned signal only when all three layers agree with its direction.
Core BOS logic
Bullish BOS logic:
- Structure close breaks above prior structure swing reference.
- Optional strength filter can require the break candle body to be larger than average by a multiplier.
- Macro and structure layers are evaluated for directional agreement.
Bearish BOS logic:
- Structure close breaks below prior structure swing reference.
- Optional strength filter works symmetrically.
- Macro and structure layers are evaluated for directional agreement.
The script evaluates BOS events on structure-bar transitions, which helps avoid repeated triggers from lower-timeframe bar noise during a single structure candle.
Retest logic
After a BOS level is created, the script tracks one active BOS level and evaluates first retest conditions.
Two retest modes are available:
1. Wick Touch
Retest requires direct contact with the BOS level and directional close behavior.
2. ATR Proximity
Retest can qualify within a volatility-adjusted distance from the level using structure-timeframe ATR and a user-defined multiplier.
This dual mode is useful because low-volatility instruments often respect precise touches, while high-volatility instruments may react near a level without exact contact.
Validity window behavior
The optional validity window expires BOS levels that remain unretested for too long.
If enabled, validity duration is measured in structure bars. This keeps the level lifecycle aligned with the same timeframe where BOS is detected, rather than chart bars that may be faster or slower than the structure context.
Why this script can be useful
The script is not a single trigger line. It combines:
- directional context from higher timeframes,
- structure break detection on execution timeframe,
- persistent level tracking,
- retest qualification,
- optional expiration logic.
This interaction is intended to reduce low-quality breakout noise and keep attention on structure events that are still contextually relevant.
What is plotted
1. Optional MA overlays
- Structure fast and slow MA.
- Macro 1 fast and slow MA.
- Macro 2 price/fast/slow MA.
2. Signal markers
- BOS long/short markers for aligned BOS.
- Retest long/short markers for aligned retests.
3. Active BOS level line
- Horizontal level extends until retest or replacement by a new BOS event.
- Optional right-side BOS price label.
4. Optional alignment dashboard
- Macro 1 state.
- Macro 2 state.
- Structure state.
- Final alignment state.
How to use it in a practical workflow
Example workflow:
1. Set structure timeframe for execution rhythm
Scalping-style execution usually uses lower structure values.
Intraday continuation often uses moderate structure values.
Swing continuation uses higher structure values.
2. Keep higher-timeframe context logical
A common approach is Macro 1 above Macro 2 above Structure so each layer has a distinct role.
3. Wait for alignment first
Use alignment as context. Do not treat any single output in isolation.
4. Use BOS as setup creation
A new BOS indicates potential directional continuation under confluence.
5. Use retest as conditional confirmation
Retest can help refine entries after initial break.
6. Manage invalidation separately
The script does not replace personal risk management, stop placement, or position sizing.
Input groups and what they control
Structure Timeframe Settings
- Structure Timeframe: execution structure context.
- Structure MA Type: EMA or SMA for structure trend.
- Structure Fast/Slow Lengths: structure trend sensitivity.
Macro Layer 1 Settings
- Macro 1 Timeframe: broad trend context.
- Macro 1 Fast/Slow Lengths: sensitivity of broad trend filter.
- Macro 1 MA Type: EMA or SMA behavior choice.
Macro Layer 2 Settings
- Macro 2 Timeframe: intermediate filter.
- Macro 2 Fast/Slow Lengths: trend filter sensitivity.
- Macro 2 Price MA Length: participation filter via close relative to short MA.
- Macro 2 MA Type: EMA or SMA behavior choice.
Candle Close Confirmation
- Wait for candle close: event gating behavior on chart bars.
BOS Advanced Filters
- Enable BOS validity window: controls expiration behavior.
- BOS validity (structure bars): expiration duration.
- Enable BOS strength filter: optional quality threshold on break candle body.
- Min body size multiplier: strength threshold.
- Show BOS labels: level label visibility.
- Max stored BOS lines: line object management limit.
Retest Detection Settings
- Retest method: Wick Touch or ATR Proximity.
- ATR Period: volatility measurement period for proximity mode.
- ATR Proximity Factor: allowable near-level distance in ATR terms.
Display Options
- Show structure and macro MA overlays.
- Show dashboard table.
Colors and Labels
- Bullish and bearish display colors.
- BOS label text color.
- Label right offset.
Alert architecture
The script provides alert conditions for:
- aligned BOS long/short,
- aligned retest long/short,
- alignment flips,
- raw BOS creation events,
- raw retest events,
- macro and structure trend flips.
This allows users to build different alert workflows:
- conservative workflow uses aligned BOS/retest alerts only,
- contextual workflow also monitors alignment flips,
- diagnostic workflow includes raw events for observation.
Market and timeframe suitability
This script can be used on:
- crypto,
- forex,
- indices,
- equities,
- commodities.
Execution styles it can support:
1. Scalping-style continuation
- Lower structure timeframe.
- Generally stricter retest conditions.
- Faster context changes and more signal frequency.
2. Intraday trend continuation
- Moderate structure timeframe.
- Typical use of both BOS and retest phases.
- Good balance between responsiveness and filtering.
3. Swing continuation
- Higher structure timeframe.
- Often benefits from ATR Proximity retest mode.
- Lower signal frequency, broader moves.
Style suitability depends on parameter choices and instrument volatility.
Interpretation guidance and limitations
Important limitations:
1. This is a context and structure tool, not a profit guarantee tool.
2. Trend filters may lag near turning points.
3. Strength filters reduce noise but may skip early break phases.
4. ATR Proximity can become loose if multiplier is set too high.
5. BOS logic can still produce false continuation in choppy, mean-reverting conditions.
Because of this, risk management remains mandatory.
How this differs from a basic single-layer BOS script
This script does not only mark local breaks. It manages an interaction chain:
- structure event detection,
- multi-timeframe agreement,
- stateful BOS level tracking,
- retest qualification modes,
- level validity expiration.
The objective is cleaner structure context and better workflow discipline, not maximizing raw signal count.
Responsible usage notes
- Start with default values, then adjust gradually.
- Test one variable at a time.
- Keep notes on which settings are used per market and session.
- Validate behavior in replay before using alerts live.
Disclaimer
This script is an analytical support tool. It is not financial advice and does not guarantee outcomes. Trading involves risk. Users are responsible for trade selection, position sizing, and risk control.
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SuperTrend MTF Percentiles & Distances v2.1🌌 SuperTrend MTF Percentiles & Distances v2.1
A multi‑timeframe market tension radar built on the SuperTrend.
🎯 1. Vision & Purpose
SuperTrend MTF Percentiles & Distances v2.1 elevates the classic SuperTrend into a statistical, multi‑dimensional market scanner.
Instead of simply telling you “trend up or trend down”, it answers a far more valuable question:
How compressed, stretched, or extreme is the price relative to the SuperTrend — and across how many timeframes simultaneously?
To achieve this, the indicator:
computes SuperTrend across 8 timeframes (1m → Monthly),
measures the signed % distance between price and ST,
converts this distance into a historical percentile (0–100),
detects rare multi‑TF alignments,
displays visual signals (emojis),
generates smart dynamic alerts.
It is a market tension radar, designed for traders who want to understand the internal structure of price, not just its direction.
📐 2. Internal Logic (clear & educational)
2.1 Multi‑Timeframe SuperTrend
The indicator computes a full SuperTrend on:
1m
15m
1h
2h
4h
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
With customizable:
MA type (EMA, SMA, HULL, T3 Tillson, etc.)
ATR period
ATR method
ATR multiplier
2.2 Signed Distance (%)
For each timeframe, it measures:
positive distance when price is above ST,
negative distance when price is below ST,
the exact amplitude in %.
These distances are then smoothed with an EMA‑20 to reveal the underlying trend of compression or expansion.
2.3 Historical Percentiles
Each distance is stored in a rolling historical array (up to 20,000 bars).
The indicator computes the percentile rank of the current distance:
5% → extreme compression
50% → neutral
95% → extreme stretch
This transforms raw distance into statistical meaning.
🎨 3. Visual Display (colors, EMAs, structure)
3.1 Timeframe Colors
Each timeframe has a dedicated color for instant recognition:
1m → white
15m → grey
1h → aqua
2h → blue
4h → purple
Daily → green
Weekly → yellow
Monthly → red
Colors are intentionally soft and semi‑transparent to avoid clutter.
3.2 EMA‑20 Trend Lines
Each TF has a bold EMA‑20 line:
more opaque,
thicker,
visually dominant.
It shows the directional bias of the percentile or distance.
3.3 Horizontal Statistical Levels
The indicator includes key percentile reference lines:
0 / 5 / 10% → compression zones
50% → median
90 / 95 / 100% → stretch zones
These levels make percentile interpretation immediate.
🔥 4. Heatmap & Summary Table
A built‑in table displays for each timeframe:
the distance %,
the percentile,
a heatmap color:
Percentile Color Meaning
≥ 80 red overextension / overheating
≤ 20 lime compression / rare zone
20–80 grey neutral
This table acts as a multi‑TF tension dashboard.
🟩🟥 5. Dynamic Chart Background (Daily pivot)
The Daily percentile is treated as the market climate indicator:
pD ≥ 50 → green background (bullish tension)
pD < 50 → red background (bearish tension)
Two micro‑signals refine this:
SupED → pD > EMA‑20 → green dot
InfED → pD < EMA‑20 → red dot
These dots mark regime shifts in Daily structure.
🧿 6. Emoji‑Based Signals (instant visual cues)
The indicator uses emojis to highlight rare multi‑TF alignments. When the following occur and does not exist in n+1:
🟢 Compression Signals
⚓ Midas → strong compression (15m → Daily)
🚢 Osimandias → extreme compression (15m → Daily)
🐋 Cyrus → long‑term compression (4h → Weekly)
🔜 Flash2 → ultra‑short‑term compression (1m → 240m)
🔴 Overextension Signals
🏸 Houston → strong stretch (15m → Daily)
🏏 Leica → extreme stretch (15m → Daily)
🛰️ Spoutnik → long‑term stretch (4h → Weekly)
Placement:
above bars for stretch signals,
below bars for compression signals,
top/bottom of chart for structural signals.
🚨 7. Dynamic Alert System (unique & intelligent)
Instead of multiple alerts, the indicator uses one unified alert that dynamically lists all active conditions.
7.1 Alert Trigger
The alert fires when ANY of the following occur and does not exist in n+1:
Midas
Osimandias
Houston
Leica
Spoutnik
Cyrus
Flash2
7.2 Dynamic Message Example
ST MTF Condition Active:
You instantly know:
which signal triggered,
whether it’s compression or stretch,
which timeframes are involved,
whether it’s short‑term or structural.
🎯 8. How to Use the Indicator
8.1 Scalping
Look for:
Flash2
Midas
Osimandias
Goal:
catch micro‑compressions before explosive moves.
8.2 Swing Trading
Focus on:
Midas / Osimandias (compression 15m→Daily)
Houston / Leica (stretch 15m→Daily)
Goal:
anticipate reversals, expansions, or trend shifts.
8.3 Macro / Position Trading
Watch:
Spoutnik (stretch 4h→Weekly)
Cyrus (compression 4h→Weekly)
Goal:
identify structural tension zones.
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Market Structure HH/HL/LH/LL + MTF Trend TableWHAT IT DOES
This indicator marks swing structure - higher highs, higher lows,
lower highs, lower lows - draws a horizontal level line from every
swing point, and adds a multi-timeframe trend table that stays
visible regardless of the chart's timeframe.
WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT IT
Two design decisions set it apart from the usual structure scripts.
First, swings are detected on closing prices by default, not on
wicks. The structure drawn on a candle chart is therefore identical
to the structure of the same instrument's line chart. Most structure
tools read highs and lows, which means the picture changes the moment
you switch chart type. A wick-based mode is available as an option
for those who want it.
Second, the structure drawing is bound to the chart's own timeframe.
Every timeframe is enabled separately and carries its own maximum
line length in bars - 30 for weekly, 40 for daily, 200 for 4H by
default - so higher timeframe levels do not clutter an intraday
chart. The trend table is independent of that and always reports
weekly, daily and 4H no matter where you are.
HOW THE LEVELS BEHAVE
Each swing point receives a line that extends to the right until one
of two things happens: price closes through it, or the timeframe's
maximum bar count is reached. Breaks are evaluated on closed bars
only, so an intrabar spike that is reversed before the close does not
terminate a level.
Two optional filters change what stays on the chart:
Only unbroken levels - line and label are removed the moment a level
is crossed, leaving only the levels that have not been taken yet.
Only relevant points (enabled by default) - keeps every point of the
current trend leg. In an uptrend that means all HH and HL back to the
low the move originated from, including highs that have already been
broken. The whole set is cleared only when the trend reverses, and
collection then starts in the opposite direction.
THE TREND TABLE
Trend is derived from breaks of structure: a close above the last
swing high sets UP, a close below the last swing low sets DOWN.
Each row compares two states - the trend as of the last closed bar,
and the trend right now. While they agree the cell reads UP or DOWN.
When price is breaking the opposite level and the candle is still
open, the cell reads UP SWITCH DOWN in orange. If the bar closes that
way it becomes a plain DOWN on the next bar; if price recovers before
the close, the switch state disappears by itself and leaves no mark
in the history.
Weekly, daily and 4H are always present. Monthly, 1H, 30m, 15m, 5m
and 1m can be added individually. The table can sit in any of the
four corners, with an offset setting that keeps it clear of
TradingView's own chart buttons.
SETTINGS - THE INTERFACE IS IN GERMAN
General (Allgemein)
Pivot: Bars links / rechts - pivot strength, bars left and right.
Left filters noise, right controls how quickly a point is
confirmed. They are deliberately separate.
Berechnungsbasis - calculation basis: Close (line chart) or
High/Low (wicks)
Nur relevante Punkte (aktueller Trendabschnitt) - only relevant
points (current trend leg)
Nur ungebrochene Level (gebrochene loeschen) - only unbroken
levels, delete broken ones
Sonst: Linie beim Kreuzen beenden - otherwise end the line at the
cross
Linien anzeigen / Labels anzeigen - show lines / show labels
Max. gespeicherte Strukturpunkte - maximum stored structure points
Structure timeframes (Struktur-Timeframes)
aktiv | max. Linienlaenge in Bars - active | maximum line length
in bars
Bars - bars
Sonstige TFs - other timeframes
Structure appearance (Darstellung Struktur)
Label HH / HL, Label LH / LL - label colors
Linienfarbe / Breite - line color / width
Linienstil - line style: Solide (solid), Gestrichelt (dashed),
Gepunktet (dotted)
Labelgroesse - label size: Winzig (tiny), Klein (small), Normal,
Gross (large)
Trend table (Trend-Tabelle)
Trend-Tabelle anzeigen - show trend table
Position - Links oben (top left), Rechts oben (top right),
Links unten (bottom left), Rechts unten (bottom right)
Abstand vom Rand (Leerzeilen) - offset from the corner, in empty
rows
Textgroesse - text size
Hintergrund - background color
NOTES AND LIMITATIONS
A swing point is confirmed only after the number of bars set under
"rechts" has closed. With the default of 1, the newest point on the
live bar can still move or disappear until that bar closes. This is
inherent to pivot detection rather than a defect. Raise the right
value if you need points to be final once printed.
Requesting a timeframe lower than the chart's for the trend table -
5m rows on a daily chart, for example - returns dependable data only
for the most recent value. Higher timeframes viewed from a lower
chart are not affected by this.
The indicator describes structure. It generates no entries, no
targets, no directional advice and makes no claim about profitability.
-- Deutsch --
Der Indikator markiert die Swing-Struktur (HH, HL, LH, LL), zieht von
jedem Punkt eine Levellinie nach rechts und zeigt eine
Multi-Timeframe-Trendtabelle, die auf jedem Chart-Zeitrahmen sichtbar
bleibt.
Die Pivots rechnen standardmaessig auf Schlusskursen statt auf Wicks.
Dadurch ist das Bild im Kerzenchart identisch mit dem Linienchart -
der Unterschied zu den meisten Struktur-Skripten, die auf Hoch und
Tief lesen. Die Struktur wird nur auf den Zeitrahmen gezeichnet, die
in den Einstellungen aktiv sind, jeweils mit eigener maximaler
Linienlaenge. Jede Linie endet beim Kreuzen oder beim Erreichen
dieser Laenge, wobei der Bruch nur auf geschlossenen Kerzen gewertet
wird.
Der Trend leitet sich aus dem Strukturbruch ab. Laeuft ein Bruch
gerade, ist die Kerze aber noch offen, steht in der Tabelle
UP SWITCH DOWN in Orange. Schliesst die Kerze so, wird daraus ein
sauberes DOWN, dreht der Kurs vorher zurueck, verschwindet der
Hinweis rueckstandsfrei.
Der Indikator beschreibt Struktur. Er liefert keine Einstiege, keine
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Clock VolumeThe only volume indicator you'll ever need.
Most volume indicators don't know what time it is. Clock Vol does. It compares volume right now against how that same moment played out over the last several sessions. You can instantly see whether volume is running above or below what's normal for this exact time of day.
- Time-of-day aware: compares each bar against the historical average volume for that exact time slot — so a 12:30pm candle is judged against historical 12:30pm volume, not a flat daily average that ignores when the bar occurred.
- Honest confidence signal: the average line renders solid gold once a slot has banked its full history, and muted gray while still building — so you always know how much to trust what you're seeing.
- Live multiple display: once volume reaches its time-of-day average, a label appears to the right of the current bar showing the running multiple (1.0x, 1.4x, 2.8x...), updating in real time as the bar develops.
- Works across equities and futures, RTH and ETH: slot keys are relative to each symbol's own session open, so the indicator adapts automatically regardless of session length or exchange.
- Not just another RVOL: standard relative volume tools collapse everything into a single ratio. Clock Vol shows raw volume alongside the historical average as a line, so you see the full shape and trend within the session, not just whether a threshold was crossed. Volume can be declining through the morning and still be running hot relative to normal for that time, a plain RVOL number won't show you that, Clock Vol will.
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Multi Timeframe Supply & Demand by SenonMulti-Timeframe Supply & Demand Zones – 4 Timeframes
This indicator displays supply and demand zones from up to four independently configurable timeframes on a single chart.
Each timeframe includes its own settings for swing length, zone colors, border style, label position, visibility, alerts, and the number of recent zones displayed. Higher-timeframe zones are calculated using data from their original timeframe, helping to keep the zone levels consistent when switching between lower-timeframe charts.
Additional features include:
* Four customizable timeframes
* Supply and demand zone detection using confirmed swing highs and lows
* Adjustable zone colors, borders and transparency
* Timeframe labels positioned on the left, centre or right
* Optional price lines and price labels for zone boundaries
* Configurable price-label position and appearance
* Optional removal of mitigated zones using candle closes or highs/lows
* Alerts for newly created zones and price interaction with zones
* A configurable −0.33 extension level that can be used as a visual stop-loss reference
* Option to hide lower-timeframe zones on higher-timeframe charts
This indicator is designed as a visual market-analysis tool. Supply and demand zones do not guarantee that price will reverse, and the indicator should not be used as a standalone trading system. Always combine it with your own market analysis and risk management.
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Multi Timeframe Supply & Demand Multi-Timeframe Supply & Demand Zones – 4 Timeframes
This indicator displays supply and demand zones from up to four independently configurable timeframes on a single chart.
Each timeframe includes its own settings for swing length, zone colors, border style, label position, visibility, alerts, and the number of recent zones displayed. Higher-timeframe zones are calculated using data from their original timeframe, helping to keep the zone levels consistent when switching between lower-timeframe charts.
Additional features include:
* Four customizable timeframes
* Supply and demand zone detection using confirmed swing highs and lows
* Adjustable zone colors, borders and transparency
* Timeframe labels positioned on the left, centre or right
* Optional price lines and price labels for zone boundaries
* Configurable price-label position and appearance
* Optional removal of mitigated zones using candle closes or highs/lows
* Alerts for newly created zones and price interaction with zones
* A configurable −0.33 extension level that can be used as a visual stop-loss reference
* Option to hide lower-timeframe zones on higher-timeframe charts
This indicator is designed as a visual market-analysis tool. Supply and demand zones do not guarantee that price will reverse, and the indicator should not be used as a standalone trading system. Always combine it with your own market analysis and risk management.
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Trend Meter [SigmaSeven]Trend Meter
WHAT IT DOES
Trend Meter condenses the trend state of nine timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H, 12H, 1D, 1W) into one dashboard. Each timeframe is classified as Risk-On or Risk-Off by the same rule, the results are aggregated into a 0-9 alignment score, and the score is translated into a verdict (Strong Risk On / Risk On / Neutral / Risk Off / Strong Risk Off). On the chart itself, the two EMAs of the current timeframe are plotted with a trend-colored ribbon so the local trend is visible alongside the multi-timeframe context.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Per-timeframe rule: On each of the nine timeframes the script computes a fast EMA (default 12) and a slow EMA (default 21) via request.security. Fast above slow = Risk-On for that timeframe, otherwise Risk-Off. One deliberate, simple rule is used everywhere so the aggregation compares like with like; the value of the tool is in the aggregation, not in the individual signal.
2. Alignment score: The number of Risk-On timeframes (0-9) is the core output. 8+ aligned = Strong regime, 6-7 = regime, 4-5 = Neutral/mixed. The score answers the question a single-timeframe trend indicator cannot: does the trend I see on my chart agree with the structure above and below it, or am I trading a counter-trend move inside a larger regime?
3. Dashboard: The matrix shows each timeframe, its direction arrow and state, highlights the column of the chart's current timeframe, and displays the score and verdict. A Lite mode reduces the table to two rows for small screens.
4. Alerts: alertcondition events fire when the score crosses into majority (5+/9) or strong (8+/9) territory in either direction, plus a JSON-formatted alert() for webhook automation (replace the placeholder key field with your own identifier if routing to an external service).
HOW TO USE IT
Typical use is confluence filtering: take longs only while the majority of timeframes are Risk-On, reduce size or stand aside in Neutral, and treat Strong readings as established regimes rather than entry signals. The highlighted current-timeframe column shows immediately whether your working timeframe agrees with or fights the broader stack. This is a context tool, not a trading system; it issues no entries or exits.
SETTINGS
- Fast / Slow EMA: lengths of the per-timeframe trend rule (defaults 12/21)
- Table Position and Table Type (Full matrix or Lite two-row version)
- Color Mode: 8 preset palettes or custom colors
LIMITATIONS AND TRANSPARENCY NOTES
- All request.security calls use lookahead_off; no future data is accessed. However, the value of any timeframe whose current bar has not yet closed (e.g. the running weekly bar) can change until that bar closes. The score is therefore live and can fluctuate intraday. For stable readings, judge the score at the close of the timeframes you rely on.
- Timeframes below the chart timeframe are evaluated on their most recent available bar. Their historical states on higher-timeframe charts are approximations; the dashboard is designed to describe the current moment, not to backtest lower-timeframe history.
- EMA crossovers are lagging trend descriptions. A 9/9 score often appears well after a trend is underway, and score deterioration lags tops and bottoms.
- The nine timeframes and 12/21 defaults are conventions, not optimized values.
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Asia Session High/Low/Mid + Range Deviations## Asia Session Range and Deviation Levels
This indicator identifies the high, low, and midpoint established during a configurable Asian trading session. After the session closes, the completed range is projected forward as a set of reference levels that can be used to observe support, resistance, breakouts, retests, and intraday price expansion during later sessions.
### How It Works
The script tracks price throughout the selected Asian session and continuously updates:
* Asian session high
* Asian session low
* Range midpoint
* Full-range deviation levels
* Optional half-range deviation levels
Once the Asian session ends, all values are locked and remain unchanged until the next session begins.
Deviation levels are calculated from the completed Asian range:
* 0.5x, 1.5x, and 2.5x range extensions
* 1x, 2x, and 3x range extensions
The same completed range measurement is projected above the session high and below the session low.
### Line Extension Modes
The indicator provides two projection modes:
**End of Trading Day**
Completed levels extend to a configurable trading-day closing time. Their common endpoint provides a visual reference for where the selected trading day ends.
**Next Asian Session**
Completed levels remain active throughout the following sessions and terminate when the next Asian session begins.
### Session and Timezone Controls
Users can configure:
* Asian session start and end times
* Session timezone
* DST-aware timezone presets
* Manual timezone selection
* Trading-day closing hour and minute
* Number of historical sessions retained
Because Pine Script cannot automatically read the chart’s selected timezone, the indicator uses the timezone selected in its settings.
### Display Controls
The appearance of each component can be customized independently, including:
* High and low line colors
* Midpoint visibility and styling
* Full-deviation line styling
* Half-deviation line styling
* Line width and pattern
* Asian session range box
* Number of deviation levels displayed
### Intended Use
The indicator is designed as an intraday reference tool. Traders may use the completed Asian range to study how price responds to established overnight boundaries and measured range expansions during London, New York, or other subsequent sessions.
The script does not generate entries, exits, trade signals, or performance projections. Its levels are descriptive references derived from historical session prices and should be combined with the trader’s own analysis and risk-management process.
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Liquidity Sweep Reversal & Continuation A liquidity-sweep detector that classifies each sweep into a Reversal or Continuation setup, with a live dashboard and built-in entry signals.
Overview
This indicator tracks recent swing highs and lows as active liquidity levels — the pools of resting stop orders that tend to sit just beyond obvious structure. When price wicks beyond one of those levels and closes back inside it, that's flagged as a liquidity sweep (a stop hunt), and the level is removed from tracking since it's been used.
What makes a sweep useful for trading is context: the same sweep can mean two very different things depending on the broader trend.
A sweep against the prevailing higher-timeframe trend is treated as a Reversal setup — often a sign of exhaustion or a stop-hunt marking a turn.
A sweep with the prevailing higher-timeframe trend is treated as a Continuation setup — a shakeout before the trend resumes.
How it works
Liquidity levels — pivot-based swing highs/lows are plotted as dashed lines and tracked until swept.
Sweep detection — a wick beyond a level followed by a close back inside it triggers a sweep event.
Confirmation filters (all optional/toggleable):
Displacement candle — requires real conviction in the sweep candle's body, measured against ATR.
Volume spike — requires above-average participation on the sweep.
Follow-through confirmation — waits for price to break beyond the sweep candle's high/low within a configurable number of bars before actually firing a signal, rather than firing on the wick alone.
Trend context — an EMA-based bias, either local or from a higher timeframe, determines whether a confirmed sweep gets classified as Reversal or Continuation.
Signal quality grading — each fired signal is graded High/Medium/Low based on how many confirmation factors (displacement, volume, ADX alignment) lined up.
Dashboard
Shows the current trend context, the most recent sweep and its price level, whether a signal is currently pending follow-through confirmation, ADX/volume readings, the last signal fired and its quality grade, and running daily counts of reversal vs. continuation signals by direction.
Inputs
Every stage is configurable: pivot lookback and max tracked levels, trend context source (local EMA or HTF EMA) and timeframe, displacement/volume/follow-through confirmation toggles and thresholds, ADX length and trend-strength threshold, and dashboard placement/size.
How to use it
This is a discretionary tool for reading liquidity-driven price action, not a standalone automated system:
Use the Trend Context row to understand what a fresh sweep would mean before it happens.
Treat Reversal signals as higher-risk, contrarian setups — they work best with strong confirmation (high signal quality, ADX alignment) rather than on the wick alone.
Treat Continuation signals as lower-risk, trend-following setups — a shakeout in the direction of the existing trend.
Use the Signal Quality grade to filter out weaker setups rather than acting on every marker.
As with any price-action tool, sweep frequency and quality vary significantly by instrument, timeframe, and the pivot/confirmation settings chosen — backtest and forward-test before trading it live.
Concepts used
This script implements the widely-used "liquidity sweep" / stop-hunt concept found across smart-money and price-action trading methodologies — the idea that price often trades just beyond obvious swing highs/lows to trigger resting stop orders before reversing or continuing. The pivot detection, sweep logic, confirmation filters, trend-context classification, and dashboard are an original implementation built specifically for this script.
Disclaimer
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance of any setup or strategy does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and risk management before trading. インジケーター
Adaptive TrendFlowAdaptive TrendFlow Strategy
Short Description
Adaptive TrendFlow is a professional trend-following strategy built around one objective principle: trade with the dominant trend, enter when momentum confirms, and manage risk using predefined rules instead of emotion.
The strategy combines a Higher Timeframe EMA filter with a Dual SuperTrend confirmation system to create clear, repeatable entries while providing flexible risk management, automation-ready alerts, and extensive customization for discretionary and algorithmic traders alike.
Philosophy
Every indicator attempts to answer one question:
"Should I be buying, selling, or doing nothing?"
Adaptive TrendFlow answers that question using objective trend confirmation rather than prediction.
Instead of trying to pick tops, bottoms, or anticipate reversals, the strategy waits for the market to prove its direction first. Once the higher timeframe trend, primary trend, and short-term momentum all agree, the strategy simply follows the flow until the market signals the trend has ended.
The objective is not to predict every move.
The objective is to participate in the highest-probability portion of sustained trends while removing as much emotional decision-making as possible.
Core Strategy Logic
The strategy is intentionally simple.
Every trade follows the same sequence:
1. Higher Timeframe Bias
The first question is:
"Should we even be looking for longs or shorts?"
Adaptive TrendFlow answers this using a Higher Timeframe 200 EMA.
Longs are only considered when price is above the confirmed Higher Timeframe EMA.
Shorts are only considered when price is below it.
Optionally, the EMA slope can also be required to confirm the direction of the trend.
Why?
Most losing trend trades occur when traders attempt to trade against the dominant market direction. The Higher Timeframe filter acts as the market's "compass," helping keep trades aligned with the prevailing trend.
2. Trend Guard (Slow SuperTrend)
Once the higher timeframe trend is confirmed, the strategy checks whether the primary trend is still intact.
This is the job of the Slow SuperTrend.
The Slow SuperTrend represents the structural trend rather than short-term momentum.
Why?
Markets often experience temporary pullbacks during healthy trends. Using a slower SuperTrend helps avoid exiting strong trends too early while providing a logical location for protective stops.
Think of the Trend Guard as defining whether the trade idea is still valid.
3. Flow Trigger (Fast SuperTrend)
Only after the market is aligned with the higher timeframe and primary trend does the strategy wait for momentum to return.
This is handled by the Fast SuperTrend.
Entries occur only when the Fast SuperTrend confirms renewed momentum in the direction of the existing trend.
Why?
This helps avoid entering trades during pullbacks or periods of indecision and instead waits for buyers or sellers to regain control.
The Fast SuperTrend acts as the trigger—not the trend itself.
Risk Management
Every trade begins with a predefined risk.
Adaptive TrendFlow includes multiple stop-loss methods to suit different trading styles, including:
Slow SuperTrend
Fast SuperTrend
Previous Swing Structure
ATR Stop
Hybrid Stop
Fixed Percentage
The Hybrid Stop combines trend structure with recent swing levels to provide a logical protective stop while automatically falling back to an ATR-based stop if the selected structure becomes invalid.
Why?
Good risk management starts before entering a trade.
Every position should know where it is wrong before it knows where it hopes to profit.
Exit Management
Markets don't always move the same distance.
For that reason, Adaptive TrendFlow supports several exit methods:
Trend Exit
Remain in the trade until the selected SuperTrend signals the trend has changed.
Why?
Trend-following systems often earn their largest returns from a relatively small number of extended trends. Exiting too early can reduce the long-term expectancy of the system.
Fixed Risk-to-Reward
Exit the entire position at a predefined multiple of initial risk.
Best suited for traders who prefer fixed trade management.
Partial Profit
Secure a portion of the position at a predefined target while allowing the remainder to continue following the trend using a trailing stop.
This attempts to balance consistency with the opportunity to capture larger moves.
Optional Filters
Adaptive TrendFlow includes several optional filters that can be enabled individually.
These filters are not required for the core strategy.
Instead, they provide additional ways to refine trade selection based on personal preference or market conditions.
Available filters include:
ATR Regime Filter
ADX Trend Strength Filter
Volume Confirmation
Distance from Trend Filter
Candle Expansion Filter
Session Filter
Each filter can be enabled or disabled independently.
Presets
Adaptive TrendFlow includes built-in presets for different trading styles:
Scalp
Designed for lower timeframes using a configurable Higher Timeframe filter.
Intraday
Balanced settings for active day traders.
Swing
Slower trend settings designed to capture larger market moves.
Custom
Allows complete manual control over every parameter.
Automation
Adaptive TrendFlow was built with automation in mind.
Features include:
Non-repainting calculations
Confirmed Higher Timeframe data
Fill-based trade management
Deterministic reversal logic
Structured JSON alerts
Confirmed-bar execution
This allows the strategy to integrate cleanly with webhook-based automation while ensuring alerts are generated from confirmed strategy events rather than unconfirmed intrabar conditions.
Dashboard
The integrated dashboard provides a quick overview of:
Higher Timeframe Bias
Trend Direction
Current Position
Trade State
Entry Price
Active Stop
Current R Multiple
Trade Quality Score
The Trade Quality Score is informational only and does not influence entries or exits.
Who Is This For?
Adaptive TrendFlow is designed for traders who prefer objective, rules-based decision-making over discretionary prediction.
It is suitable for:
Crypto
Forex
Indices
Stocks
Futures
and can be used for discretionary trading, backtesting, or fully automated execution.
Important Notes
No trading strategy can eliminate risk or guarantee profits.
Adaptive TrendFlow is a trend-following system. Like all trend-following approaches, it will generally perform best in directional markets and may experience periods of underperformance during sideways or highly choppy conditions.
Use appropriate position sizing, realistic commission and slippage assumptions, and thoroughly test any configuration before deploying it in live markets. ストラテジー
FSH ClockThe FSH Clock is a multi-timeframe candle countdown utility written in Pine Script v6, designed to give traders clean, real-time awareness of bar closes across multiple timeframes simultaneously in a single, unobtrusive chart watermark.
Overview
Tracking multiple higher-timeframe candle closes is essential for anticipating market volatility, timing entries, and avoiding poor execution right before key bar closes. The FSH Clock aggregates these countdowns into a customizable table positioned directly on your chart, alongside built-in alert capabilities.
Features
• Pine Script v6 Native: Updated and optimized for TradingView's latest runtime engine.
• Daily / Session Close: Displays the time remaining until the full trading day closes.
• 3 Configurable Timeframe Slots: Monitor custom higher timeframes (defaults to 4H and 1H) or link Slot 3 directly to your active chart timeframe.
• Integrated Alerts: Standardized alertcondition() triggers allow you to set TradingView notifications when a candle close approaches within a user-defined threshold (in seconds).
• Customizable Table Watermark: Seamlessly modify placement (Top Right, Bottom Right, etc.), text sizing, font family, and table background opacity to fit your chart template.
How to Use
Apply to Chart: Add the indicator to your active chart layout.
Configure Timeframes: Open the Indicator Settings menu (⏰ Timeframe Slots) to toggle individual slots or set custom timeframes.
Customize Styling: Adjust background transparency, position, and text formatting under the 🎨 Style group to match your chart theme.
Set Up Alerts: Enable alert thresholds in the settings menu, then click the TradingView Clock/Alert icon to set up custom notifications based on candle close conditions. インジケーター
