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CRT MTF - DYNAMIC ALERTS FIXEDCRT MTF - Candle Range Theory Dashboard & Execution System This indicator is a professional monitoring panel designed to analyze price action based on Candle Range Theory (CRT) principles. It serves as a comprehensive system that tracks High-Timeframe (HTF) setups and their corresponding Low-Timeframe (LTF) confirmations across multiple assets. Strategy and Logic (The 3-Bar Rule) The system is built on price equilibrium and liquidity targets within specific candle cycles: Range Definition (Bars 1 & 2): The closing of Bars 1 and 2 on the HTF is monitored. When Bar 2 sweeps the high or low of Bar 1 but closes back within its range, a potential CRT structure is formed (Range Reclaim). The Setup: Once Bar 2 closes within the boundaries of Bar 1, the setup is established. Execution Phase (Bar 3): With the start of Bar 3 on the HTF, we begin looking for trade opportunities. Confirmation and Target: Traders look for Volume-Confirmed CRT signals on the LTF to enter the trade. The primary target (TP) is always the opposite side of the established range. Key Features Fully Customizable: You can manually select all 13 symbols and the 3 timeframes in the dashboard to suit your trading style. Universal Application: The algorithm works efficiently across all asset classes, including Forex, Commodities (Gold, Oil), Crypto, and Indices. Volume-Filtered LTF Confirmation: Includes a directional volume filter that measures the strength of expansion bars, helping to filter out low-volume manipulations and identify institutional momentum. Dynamic Alert System: Receive instant notifications when an HTF setup aligns with an LTF confirmation, ensuring you never miss an execution window. How to Use HTF Analysis: When you see a CRT signal on the higher timeframe columns (e.g., Daily or H4), the "setup" is active for that asset. LTF Entry: Once the lower timeframe column (e.g., H1 or M15) triggers a confirmation signal, look for entries within the 3rd bar of the HTF sequence, targeting the opposite end of the range. Disclaimer: This tool is an analysis panel based on Candle Range Theory and does not constitute financial advice. Success depends on understanding HTF-LTF correlations and maintaining strict risk management. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Indicador Pine Script®
por MICROTRADES
4
Order Flow CandlesOrder Flow Candles is an advanced candle coloring indicator that visualizes the strength and direction of market pressure on each bar. Unlike traditional candlestick charts that simply show whether price closed higher or lower than it opened, this indicator reveals the intensity of buying or selling pressure through a gradient color system. The indicator employs custom formulas that combine two independent analysis methods—price action scoring and order flow analysis—to produce a pressure reading that determines each candle's directional color intensity. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Dual Analysis Approach This indicator stands apart from simple candle coloring tools by using two distinct analytical layers that work together: Price Action Analysis evaluates each candle's structure and compares it to multiple previous candles. Rather than looking at a single bar in isolation, the indicator examines how the current candle's size and values compare across several prior bars to establish context. This multi-candle approach helps distinguish between genuine momentum and single-bar noise. The analysis considers factors such as whether the candle is extending beyond previous ranges or failing to do so, whether the candle size indicates conviction or indecision, and whether the overall range suggests strength or weakness. Proprietary adjustment algorithms then modify the raw score based on candle characteristics—smaller, weaker candles receive reduced scores while larger conviction candles receive appropriate emphasis. Gap bars at market open are handled separately to prevent misleading readings from overnight price changes. Order Flow Analysis examines lower timeframe data to determine actual buying versus selling volume within each chart bar. By analyzing price movements and their associated volume on a granular level, the indicator classifies activity as buying pressure or selling pressure. This raw data is then normalized using adaptive calculations based on rolling historical averages, allowing the indicator to respond appropriately to current market conditions rather than relying on fixed thresholds that may not suit all instruments or market environments. The two scores are then blended together based on user preference, creating a combined pressure reading that benefits from both analytical perspectives. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Understanding The Color System The indicator uses a 10-tier gradient in each direction: Bright Green - Strong buying pressure with high conviction Medium Green - Moderate buying pressure Dim Green - Weak buying pressure or mixed signals Gray - Neutral—no significant directional pressure Dim Red - Weak selling pressure or mixed signals Medium Red - Moderate selling pressure Bright Red - Strong selling pressure with high conviction The key insight is that candle direction alone does not tell the full story. Strong candles with strong directional volume and movement will show bright colors to represent the strength of that candle’s direction. Weak and indecisive candles will appear darker to indicate that there was a lack of directional conviction. The colors used can be customized by setting the bullish color, bearish color and base color. The base color will be mixed with the directional color when directional conviction is low. ------------------------------------------------------------------- How To Use This To Trade Trend Confirmation and Trade Management Bright colored candles indicate strength and conviction. When you see consecutive bright candles in the same direction, this suggests sustained momentum worth riding. During these moves, consider trailing your stop loss tightly to protect profits while allowing the trend to continue. The brightness of the candles serves as a real-time gauge of how much conviction remains in the move. Reversal Detection Reversals typically do not occur suddenly. Watch for a darkening of colors leading up to potential reversal points. Darker, dimmer candles indicate indecision and combative pressure from both buyers and sellers. When bright candles begin transitioning toward gray or dim colors—especially at key support/resistance levels—this often precedes a change in direction. A sequence like bright → medium → dim → gray suggests momentum is fading and a reversal or consolidation may follow. Entry Identification Large bright candles appearing at pivot points or key levels often represent strong entry opportunities. These candles show that one side has taken decisive control with conviction. When price reaches a significant support or resistance level and produces a bright candle in the expected direction, this confluence of price level and pressure confirmation can provide higher-probability entries. Detecting False Moves One of the most valuable applications involves watching for color-to-direction discrepancies when using volume weighting. If you see a green candle (close above open) but the indicator colors it toward red or gray, this means the underlying volume pressure contradicts the candle's direction. This divergence suggests the move may be false and could soon reverse. The order flow component is detecting selling pressure despite the bullish candle structure—a warning sign that the apparent strength lacks genuine support. Consolidation Recognition Extended periods of gray or dim candles indicate low conviction and indecision. These periods often represent consolidation ranges where neither buyers nor sellers have control. Such conditions may precede significant breakouts, making them useful for identifying potential setup zones. Validating Areas Of Interest Watch the candle colors and you will notice that in tight ranges, the candles will be darker and rarely have very bright colors, but once price reaches the edges of a range and has multiple bright colored candles, this validates that traders are now ready to move outside of that range and place directional trades. Use the bright colored candles to reveal where traders are interested in entering positions and use that conviction to your advantage. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Settings Guide Lower Timeframe - Sets the granularity for volume analysis. Lower timeframes like 1T provide more detailed data but may have limited historical depth on TradingView. Adjust based on your chart timeframe and data availability. Price Action Influence % - Controls the blend between price action scoring and volume/order flow scoring. At 0%, the indicator uses pure order flow analysis. At 100%, it uses pure price action analysis. The default 50% provides equal weighting to both methods. Consider increasing toward 100% for instruments with unreliable volume data such as forex pairs or certain CFDs. For futures contracts with excellent volume reporting, values around 50% often work well. Candle Color Settings - Customize the buy color (default bright green), sell color (default red), and base/neutral color (default gray) to match your chart theme and personal preferences. Fix Loading Error - Toggle this checkbox if the indicator fails to load, displays incorrectly or starts lagging. This forces TradingView to restart the indicator and typically resolves any issues. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Instrument and Timeframe Considerations The order flow component requires reliable volume data for optimal results. Consider these guidelines: Futures: Generally provide excellent volume data and work well with lower Price Action Influence settings Stocks: Good volume data during regular trading hours Forex: Volume reliability varies by exchange; test before relying heavily on volume scoring Crypto: Volume reliability varies by exchange; test before relying heavily on volume scoring Index CFDs: Often have poor volume data; higher Price Action Influence recommended Higher timeframes (daily, weekly) typically produce more reliable color readings with less noise. Lower timeframes can be useful for timing entries within the context of higher timeframe analysis. The indicator requires a brief initialization period—approximately 60 bars for full accuracy as the adaptive calculations populate their historical reference data. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Practical Guidance Order Flow Candles works effectively when combined with other analysis methods. Consider using it alongside support/resistance levels, where bright candles at key zones can confirm breakouts or bounces. Volume profile analysis pairs naturally with this indicator, as does traditional structure and trend analysis. The indicator is designed as a visualization and decision-support tool. It helps quantify and display information that might otherwise require mentally processing multiple data points. However, profitable trading requires more than entry signals—risk management, position sizing, and broader market context remain essential components of any complete trading approach. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Limitations When using any amount of volume weighting, the candles will show as grey until it has had enough previous bars to establish baseline averages to use for calculations. When using tick data on higher than 1 minute charts, the number of chart bars you get data will be limited, so try adjusting the lower timeframe to use a higher timeframe for more data. Or you can switch to 100% price action influence to get price action only candle coloring for the entire data set Volume analysis accuracy depends entirely on the quality of volume data available for your chosen instrument so make sure to look at charts with the most reliable volume data for best results Lower timeframe data has limited historical depth on TradingView; older bars may have less accurate order flow readings First bars of new trading sessions (gap bars) are scored conservatively and may appear dimmer than expected During extremely fast market conditions, lower timeframe data may lag slightly The indicator provides decision support but is not a complete trading system on its own, so use this indicator as a guide to make decisions, but do not rely solely on it
Indicador Pine Script®
por FriendOfTheTrend
2
Ultimate ATR-Adaptive Dynamic S&R Zones ProOVERVIEW This indicator plots adaptive, ATR-based support and resistance zones using pivot highs/lows for precise peak/valley detection, dynamic padding scaled by ATR, and EMA smoothing for responsive, trend-following behavior. It creates visual zones (filled areas) with intermediate dashed-like levels, helping traders identify high-probability bounce/rejection areas, breakouts, and trend continuations — especially useful in volatile markets like crypto (e.g., BTC/USD) or forex. The zones are asymmetric (stronger resistance padding vs. support) to better reflect real-market psychology, where upside exhaustion often occurs faster than downside support failure. EMA smoothing makes it more adaptive than traditional SMA-based channels. KEY FEATURES - Pivot-based detection of significant highs/lows (using ta.pivothigh/low) for accurate base levels - ATR-adaptive zone width (multipliers for resistance/support separately) - EMA smoothing on bases and final boundaries for reduced lag and cleaner visuals - Filled support (green) and resistance (red) zones with customizable transparency - Optional intermediate levels ( 25%, 50%, 75% within each zone) shown as dotted/circle style lines - Built-in alerts for: - Resistance breakout (crossover upper resistance) - Support breakdown (crossunder lower support) - Resistance rejection (rejection at lower resistance boundary) - Support bounce (bounce at upper support boundary) HOW IT WORKS 1. Detects pivot highs/lows over user-defined lookback (symmetric left/right bars). 2. Holds the last confirmed pivot value as base (step function for persistence). 3. Smooths bases with EMA for trend responsiveness. 4. Adds ATR-scaled padding: wider on resistance (multiplier_upper), slightly narrower/asymmetric on support. 5. Applies final EMA smoothing to zone edges for smooth, non-repainting behavior. 6. Draws upper/lower boundaries + fills + optional mids. HOW TO USE - ** Bounce/Reversal trades **: Look for price rejecting at zone edges (e.g., wick rejection + alert). Green support zones often act as buying areas in uptrends; red resistance as selling areas in downtrends. - ** Breakout trades **: Confirmed crossover/crossunder with volume/price close beyond zone → potential trend continuation. - Combine with volume, trend filters (e.g., EMA 200), or higher timeframe context. - Best on 5m–4h timeframes for intraday/swing; adjust pivot_length longer for higher TFs. SETTINGS EXPLANATION - Pivot Lookback Length: Bars left/right for pivot detection (default 10 — increase for fewer but stronger levels). - ATR Length: Period for volatility measure (default 14). - Resistance/Support Multipliers: Control zone width (higher = wider zones, more conservative). - Smoothing Length: EMA period — lower = more responsive, higher = smoother. - Show Mid-Zone Levels: Toggle intermediate lines for finer precision. - Zone Transparency & Colors: Customize visuals. ALERTS Set alerts directly from the conditions — messages are trader-friendly (e.g., "Price broke above resistance zone! Potential uptrend."). This is an open-source evolution of common dynamic channel ideas, refined with community-inspired asymmetry, pivot persistence, and EMA for better real-time performance. Test on your favorite symbols! Placement of your chart images When publishing, TradingView automatically takes a screenshot of your current chart as the main image. For extra visuals, you can add up to 3 additional images in the description (or as separate chart snapshots). To reference them in the text (so traders understand what they represent): Volatile session on BTC/USD 5m: Highlights multiple rejections at intermediate levels (dotted lines) inside zones, useful for scalping entries Example on BTC/USD 15m: Shows clear bounce from lower green support zone during downtrend pullback, followed by rejection at red resistance. BTC/USD 1h timeframe: Demonstrates breakout above upper red resistance with strong volume, leading to continuation.
Indicador Pine Script®
por tradingbauhaus
gary Short CallSpread with Trend Filter// ================================================================================== // GaryQuant — Protected publication info // Mode: Protected (script source hidden) // Author: GaryQuant // Notes: Comments, title/shorttitle and description-related metadata adjusted for // TradingView public script rules. Script logic and behavior are preserved // exactly as in the original submission. No functional changes made. // ================================================================================== // Description: // "gary Short CallSpread with Trend Filter" — protected release by GaryQuant. // This indicator identifies short-entry related signals (S, S2, S3) and close signals (P) // using EMAs, RSI (+ RSI MA), MACD histogram, SAR, SMA120 distance gate and a daily ATR-based // spread size. A configurable multi-timeframe trend filter (default 15m) restricts or allows // sell signals per defined rules. The script draws persistent spread boxes and labels on // confirmed bars, provides alertconditions for confirmed signals, and exposes inputs for // tuning. Published as Protected: source hidden, description provides sufficient explanation // for moderation and user understanding without disclosing proprietary internals. // ==================================================================================
Indicador Pine Script®
por GaryQuant
gary Long Vertical Spread with Trend Filter// Description (begin with English; allowed to include additional languages after): // English: // "gary Long Vertical Spread with Trend Filter" — protected release by GaryQuant. // This indicator generates long-entry related signals (B3, B2) and exit/other signals (S, J) // based on RSI, simple moving averages and a daily ATR-derived optimal price. A trend filter // (configurable multi-timeframe) optionally suppresses certain long-entry signals in bearish // conditions. The script supports a "B filter" to limit B signals frequency, draws persistent // boxes/labels on confirmed bars, and provides alertconditions for filtered confirmed signals. // // Key defaults and usage: // - Pine version: v5 (script published as Protected). // - Trend filter default timeframe: 15 minutes (configurable). // - Daily ATR length default: 14 (used to compute optimal price). // - Recommended use: short timeframes where 1-minute signals are evaluated, trend filter TF // may be set to 15m/30m/1h/etc. Adjust inputs to match your instrument and timeframe. // - Inputs are exposed via the indicator settings (periods, multipliers, B filter minutes, etc.). // - This publication is Protected; source code is not publicly exposed. The description provides // sufficient explanation for moderation and user understanding without disclosing proprietary logic.
Indicador Pine Script®
por GaryQuant
Low Volume EngulfingThis Pine Script (version 6) defines a trading indicator called "Low Volume Engulfing" (LVE) that runs on the price chart (overlay = true). It detects bullish and bearish engulfing patterns with a volume filter, where the current candle’s volume must be lower than the previous candle by a user-defined threshold. Key features include: Volume-based engulfing detection with a configurable threshold. Engulfing tolerance to allow slight misalignment in high/low ranges. Optional P&L visualization: draws entry, stop loss, take profit lines, and colored boxes over a defined length. Customizable visuals: signal colors, risk/reward ratio, and visualization length. Alerts for bullish and bearish LVE signals.
Indicador Pine Script®
por m_zeeshan_asghar
Reference TimesOverlay indicator that highlights historical candles at a chosen weekday and time. Shows upper and lower wicks as boxes (discounts/premiums), with optional opposite day/hour, previous day, and dynamic or fixed time. Supports multiple timeframes and timezones. Reference Times marks every candle that matches a specific weekday, hour, and minute over your lookback period. It draws boxes on the wicks of those candles—green on upper wicks (discounts) and red on lower wicks (premiums)—so you can quickly see where price has reacted at that same time in the past. Time mode Fixed: You choose the day of week, hour, and minute to inspect (e.g. Wednesday 15:34). The indicator highlights all matching candles in that timeframe. Dynamic: You set a “minutes offset” from the current bar. The reference time is computed as current time + offset (e.g. “30 minutes ahead”). Positive = ahead, negative = back. Useful for scanning a rolling reference time without changing inputs. Days Standard days: Highlights only the selected weekday (e.g. every Wednesday at 15:00 on 30m). Opposite days: Also marks the “opposite” weekday: Monday↔Wednesday, Tuesday↔Thursday. Friday/Saturday/Sunday have no opposite. Previous day: Marks the most recent occurrence of the weekday before the selected day (e.g. if you select Wednesday, it marks the latest Tuesday; if you select Friday, it marks the latest Monday). Hours Standard hours: Highlights the exact time you chose (aligned to the chart’s candle boundaries, e.g. 15:00 on 30m, 14:30 on 90m when day starts at 01:00). Opposite hours: 12-hour offset (e.g. 15:00 ↔ 03:00). Options: Off, On (all matching opposite-hour candles), or Once (only the most recent opposite-hour bar on the selected weekday). Visuals and filtering Hide upper discounts and lower premiums: Hides upper wicks above current price and lower wicks below current price, so you only see levels that are relevant to where price is now. Nearest highlights only: Restricts highlights to a percentage range around current price (e.g. ±0.7%). You only see wicks within that band. Labels: Optional weekday (e.g. “We”), date (e.g. “03/10”), and time (e.g. “15:00”). You can show any combination or none. Sticky labels: Labels can stay on the right side of the chart and move with new bars so the most recent references stay visible. General Timezone offset: Converts between chart time (e.g. Chicago) and your time (e.g. Israel UTC+3). Example: +8 hours for Jerusalem vs Chicago. Lookback days: How many days back to search (e.g. 365). Limited by TradingView’s ~10,000-bar history for small timeframes. Instance label: Optional label (A, B, C, D) in the status line when you run several instances with different settings. Timeframes Works on any chart timeframe. The script aligns to the candle that contains your chosen time (trading day 01:00–24:00 in your timezone). Supported logic includes 30m, 90m, 6h, and daily. Alerts Built-in alerts for when historical wicks are found and when there are many upper or lower wicks (e.g. potential resistance/support).
Indicador Pine Script®
por deepkfiz
Institutional Liquidity MapInstitutional Liquidity Map: Detailed Description The Core Phi losophy: Mapping vs. Predicting This indicator serves as a Microstructure Navigation System. Unlike retail indicators that rely on lagged mathematical formulas (like RSI or MACD), this tool identifies the areas of high-interest where institutional orders are clustered. It focuses on the mechanics of liquidity provision and rebalancing, allowing you to see where the "Smart Money" has left a footprint. Key Modules & Institutional Meaning Confirmed Liquidity (BSL & SSL): These are the structural anchors. They represent "Liquidity Pools" where retail stop-losses are heavily concentrated. Institutions drive price into these zones to generate the counter-party volume needed to fill their large positions. Institutional Order Blocks (OB): This module identifies the exact candle where accumulation or distribution occurred. It specifically looks for displacement—a move so fast and strong that it confirms institutional intent rather than retail noise. Fair Value Gaps (FVG) / Imbalances: When price moves too rapidly, it creates a "hole" in the price action where orders weren't fully matched. The market views these as inefficiencies; price is naturally drawn back to these zones to "rebalance" before continuing the trend. Liquidity Sweeps (Stop Runs): This identifies the "Trap." It marks instances where price wicks past a confirmed high or low to trigger stops, only to close back within the range. This is often the precursor to a massive reversal. Best Use Case Scenarios 1. The High-Probability "Confluence Cluster" The most powerful way to use this indicator is by looking for the overlapping of modules. The Scenario: You see a BSL Sweep occur at a Previous Day High, immediately followed by a Bearish Order Block and a Bearish FVG. The Strategy : Use the FVG/OB zone as your "Sell Zone." This cluster indicates that institutions have trapped buyers at the high and are now aggressively pushing price lower. 2. Re-entry via "FVG Rebalancing" When the market is in a strong trend (like your LINK screenshot), price often leaves gaps. The Scenario: A strong impulsive move breaks structure, leaving an active FVG box. The Strategy: Do not chase the candle. Wait for the indicator to show price returning to fill that box. This retest of the imbalance is often the safest entry point for trend continuation. 3. Target Selection using "Liquidity Pools" Retail traders often set arbitrary take-profit targets (e.g., 2%). Institutional traders target Liquidity. The Scenario: You are in a Short trade. The Strategy: Look for the nearest Confirmed SSL (Sell-Side Liquidity) line. This is your target. Price is magnetically drawn to these levels because that is where the most sell-stops are located, providing the liquidity for you to exit your short (by buying back) with minimal slippage. 4. Daily Bias Anchor (Session VWAP) Use the Session VWAP as your "Line in the Sand." The Strategy: If price is above VWAP, only look for Bullish Order Blocks and SSL Sweeps. If price is below VWAP, prioritize Bearish Order Blocks and BSL Sweeps. This ensures you are always trading in alignment with the institutional "Fair Value" for the day.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Danish7421
Chop-meterCurrent major chop meters: 1. Choppiness Index - determines whether the market is more trending or more consolidating. 2. Chop Zone - shows the distance between the graph and the Exponential Moving Average. 3. ChopScore - compares candle bodies to their wicks 4. Chop and explode - finds "chop zones" according to the RSI method What does Chop-meter measures? Chop meter, like "ChopScore" is not trying to tell the user anything about the movement of the graph, but only on its "smoothness". Unlike "ChopScore", instead of comparing candle bodies to their wicks, Chop-meter determines smoothness by comparing 3 consecutive candles (a trio). Chop Meter Scoring Rules We analyze sets of 3 consecutive candles: Candle 1, Candle 2, and Candle 3. Each trio receives a numeric score according to its pattern. Then, the chop meter = sum of all trio scores ÷ number of trios. Rule 1 — Smooth continuation (Score = -1) If the 3 candles continue the same directional pattern — all lower highs (LH) or all higher lows (HL) — it’s less choppy (a smooth trend). -------------- ---+---------- ---+--+------- ---+--+--+---- ------+--+---- ---------+---- -------------- 1 2 3 Rule 2 — Pattern break (Score = +1) If candle 2 keeps the pattern (LH/HL relative to candle 1), but candle 3 breaks it with a new higher high (HH) or lower low (LL) relative to candle 2, then it’s a small choppiness spike. -------------- ---+-----+---- ---+--+--+---- ---+--+--+---- ------+--+---- ---------+---- -------------- 1 2 3 Rule 3 — Full pattern break (Score = +2) If candle 2 keeps the pattern (LH/HL relative to candle 1), but candle 3 breaks even beyond candle 1 (makes HH/LL from candle 1), the trio is very choppy. ---------+---- ---+-----+---- ---+--+--+---- ---+--+--+---- ------+--+---- ---------+---- -------------- 1 2 3 Rule 4 — No pattern (Score = +1) If candle 2 is both higher AND lower than candle 1 (overlapping entirely, meaning no distinct direction), the trio is undecided — choppy. -------------- ------+------- ---+--+--+---- ---+--+--+---- ---+--+--+---- ------+--+---- -------------- 1 2 3 Sliding Window Logic: Move one candle forward each time: → score1 → score2 → score3 ... Then calculate: Choppiness Meter = sum of all trio scores / number of trios Example: If your past 10 trios had a total of 12 points → 12 / 10 = 1.2 = 120% The higher this number, the choppier the market. Timeframes the user can check: - Asian range (17:00-23:00 CT) - London Range (23:00-5:00 CT) - NYM up until NYO (5:00-8:30 CT) - first 5 minutes of NYO - first 10 minutes of NYO - X number of previous bars
Indicador Pine Script®
por deepkfiz
ProIndex v8ProIndex v8 — One indicator that shows trend strength + smart reversal hints Non-repaint / stability notes Most signals can be set to closed bars only. Optional Hard Non-Repaint Mode is provided for the most sensitive modules (VPR + divergence), at the cost of fewer/laggier prints. Intrabar VPR uses lower-timeframe data only when the selected TF is valid for the chart. ProIndex v8 is an all-in-one trading indicator designed to answer two questions clearly: - Is the market more bullish or bearish right now (and how strong is it)? - Is a reversal starting to build (exhaustion / absorption / divergence)? Instead of juggling lots of indicators, ProIndex v8 combines them into one easy-to-read histogram, plus optional labels on the chart. What you get 1) A “Strength Meter” histogram (simple to read) The main histogram changes color to show: Weak Buy / Buy / Strong Buy [Weak Sell / Sell / Strong Sell special color when price is at an RSI extreme (overbought/oversold) Optional “neutral” bars near the middle to show no clear edge There’s also a signal line to help spot momentum shifts. 2) Clear buy/sell markers (optional) You can show: Small dots in the indicator when a buy/sell signal happens Arrows on the price chart (so you don’t miss it) You can choose if signals trigger when: - the score crosses the signal line, or - the score crosses the zero line (bullish vs bearish side) 3) A “confidence score” for signals (optional) If you want fewer, higher-quality signals, ProIndex v8 can require extra confirmation before printing BUY/SELL labels. You can turn on confirmations like: - Double RSI - Triple CCI - Ultra low-lag MACD When enabled, labels can show something like: BUY 2/3 (2 confirmations out of 3 were aligned) Extra tools for spotting reversals (optional) 4) Divergence labels (bullish/bearish) ProIndex v8 can automatically mark: Bullish divergence (selling pressure weakening) Bearish divergence (buying pressure weakening) …and also hidden divergence if you want it. 5) Exhaustion / sweep labels (turning point clues) This feature looks for common reversal behaviour like: price “sweeping” a recent high/low (liquidity grab), then snapping back with strong rejection. It can print labels like: EXH BUY EXH SELL 6) VPR reversal labels (ProIndex’s “smart reversal engine”) This is the advanced reversal module, but the idea is simple: When RSI goes extreme (overbought/oversold), ProIndex v8 watches: where the most trading activity happened (the “busy price area”) whether price is showing rejection / absorption / weakness whether flow confirms it Then it can print: VPR BUY VPR SELL …and even ABSORB BUY/SELL labels when it detects absorption (lots of volume but price not moving much). You can also show live guide lines on the chart (optional) during these RSI extreme phases. Controls to reduce noise (important) ProIndex v8 includes tools to help avoid “messy” market conditions: A dead-zone near the middle (to reduce chop) Optional volume filter (avoid low activity periods) Optional chop filter (avoid sideways conditions) Settings to keep labels readable (auto-delete old labels + smart stacking) Who it’s for ProIndex v8 is useful if you: - trade trends and want to know when momentum is strong, - trade pullbacks and want better timing, - trade reversals and want extra warning signs (divergence/exhaustion/absorption), - want one clean tool instead of 5–10 indicators. Important note This indicator does not guarantee wins. It’s a decision-support tool. Always test it on your market/timeframe and use proper risk management.
Indicador Pine Script®
por b45dg9bcs8
HMA ZXZ//@version=5 // 显式指定 scale 绑定到价格轴 indicator("HMA 趋势提醒指标 - 织心者优化版", overlay=true, scale=scale.none) // --- 输入参数 --- hma_length = input.int(20, "HMA 周期长度", minval=1) src = input(close, "价格源") show_labels = input.bool(true, "显示买卖标签") // --- HMA 核心算法 --- hma_func(source, length) => wma_1 = ta.wma(source, math.floor(length / 2)) wma_2 = ta.wma(source, length) ta.wma(2 * wma_1 - wma_2, math.floor(math.sqrt(length))) hma_value = hma_func(src, hma_length) // --- 趋势与颜色判断 --- is_up = hma_value > hma_value line_color = is_up ? color.new(#00ff08, 0) : color.new(#ff0055, 0) // 绘制 HMA 主线 plot(hma_value, title="HMA 主线", color=line_color, linewidth=3) // --- 信号逻辑 --- long_signal = is_up and not (hma_value > hma_value ) short_signal = not is_up and (hma_value > hma_value ) // --- 视觉标注 --- plotshape(long_signal, style=shape.triangleup, location=location.belowbar, color=color.green, size=size.small, title="看多拐点") plotshape(short_signal, style=shape.triangledown, location=location.abovebar, color=color.red, size=size.small, title="看空拐点") if show_labels if long_signal label.new(bar_index, low, "B", color=color.green, textcolor=color.white, style=label.style_label_up, size=size.tiny) if short_signal label.new(bar_index, high, "S", color=color.red, textcolor=color.white, style=label.style_label_down, size=size.tiny) // 警报 alertcondition(long_signal, title="HMA 向上", message="HMA 转多") alertcondition(short_signal, title="HMA 向下", message="HMA 转空")
Indicador Pine Script®
por guang127755
1