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Technical Confluence Pro - Multi-Indicator Dashboard - V1🧠 TECHNICAL CONFLUENCE PRO — Multi-Indicator Confluence Dashboard A powerful, fully customizable real-time confluence panel that combines 14 indicators across 3 groups + 5 timeframes into a single weighted score — helping traders identify trend direction, market momentum, and potential entry conditions at a glance. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📊 WHAT'S INSIDE — 3 PANELS SIDE BY SIDE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▸ ADVANCED INDICATORS • CM UltMACD MTF (TF60) — MACD momentum on the 60-minute timeframe • SQZMOM LB (11/2 · 11/1.5) — Squeeze Momentum, detects compression before explosive moves • QQE (14 · 5 · 4.236) — Quantitative Qualitative Estimation, smoothed RSI with dynamic ATR bands • Kalman Trend Strength (500 · 10) — Kalman filter oscillator, normalized over a 500-bar window • WTO hlc3 (10 · 21) — Wave Trend Oscillator, momentum direction with overbought/oversold zones ▸ TECHNICAL INDICATORS • EMA Stack 9 / 21 / 50 / 200 — full trend alignment across all key moving averages • Supertrend (3.0 · 10) — dynamic trend direction with trailing stop logic • RSI 14 — momentum with overbought / oversold detection • Stoch RSI — stochastic applied to RSI for precision timing • MACD (12 · 26 · 9) — classic momentum and signal crossover • ADX + DI — trend strength filter, avoids weak/ranging markets • VWAP — institutional price reference (above/below) • OBV — volume accumulation vs. distribution pressure • Volume — spike detection vs. 20-bar average ▸ TIMEFRAME ANALYSIS (EMA 21/50/200 alignment) • 1H · 12H · 1 Week · 2 Weeks · 1 Month ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📐 WEIGHTED SCORING SYSTEM (0–100) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Every signal contributes to a weighted score: • EMA Stack & Supertrend → weight ×2 (primary trend signals) • All other indicators → weight ×1 • Timeframes 1H / 12H / 1W → weight ×2 • Timeframes 2W / 1M → weight ×3 (macro bias) Score interpretation: 85–100 → Strong Uptrend 🟢🟢 70–84 → Uptrend 🟢 58–69 → Weak Uptrend 🟩 43–57 → Neutral ⬜ 31–42 → Weak Downtrend 🟥 16–30 → Downtrend 🔴 0–15 → Strong Downtrend 🔴🔴 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎯 CONCLUSION PANEL ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Trend — market direction based on weighted score • Momentum — price condition: Favorable · Overbought · Oversold · Stretched Up/Down • Indicators — count of bullish vs. bearish signals (e.g. 10 UP / 3 DN) • Timeframes — count of aligned timeframes (e.g. 4 UP / 0 DN) • Score — the final weighted confluence number out of 100 • Overall % — percentage of indicators pointing up vs. down (color matches trend) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚙️ FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE SETTINGS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Everything is adjustable to match your trading style: 📊 Technical Indicators → EMA periods (Fast / Mid / Slow / Long) → Supertrend multiplier and period → RSI period, overbought/oversold levels, bull/bear thresholds → ADX period and minimum trend strength → Volume spike multiplier 🔬 Advanced Indicators → SQZMOM: BB length, BB multiplier, KC multiplier, momentum length → QQE: RSI length, smoothing factor, ATR factor → Kalman: gain, fast EMA, slow EMA, normalization window → WTO: channel length, average length, overbought/oversold levels 🎯 Score Thresholds → Stretched % distance from EMA21 (momentum sensitivity) 🎨 Display → Table position: Top Right · Top Left · Top Center · Middle · Bottom → Font size: Tiny · Small · Normal · Large ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚠️ DISCLAIMER ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does NOT constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Always apply proper risk management and make your own informed decisions. The advanced indicators (SQZMOM, QQE, Kalman, WTO) are implemented as equivalent logic based on their original parameters — not direct copies of proprietary scripts. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏷️ TAGS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ confluence · dashboard · multi-indicator · trend · momentum · EMA · RSI · MACD · VWAP · OBV · squeeze · QQE · Kalman · WTO · timeframe · scoring · overlay · customizable · settings
Indicador Pine Script®
por konraddiego
Goldwave Trend & Extremes | Astral Vision Goldwave Trend & Extremes | Astral Vision 🌠💠 The Smoothed Moving Average reduces lag compared to a simple moving average while avoiding the whipsaw sensitivity of an EMA, making it particularly suited for trend-following applications where clean crossover signals matter more than immediate reaction to price. By measuring the percentage spread between a fast and slow SMMA, this indicator produces a momentum oscillator that is both scale-independent and directly interpretable: positive spread means the fast average is leading the slow, confirming upward trend pressure; negative spread marks the inversion. Three visualization modes expose different dimensions of the same underlying spread: "SMMA Lines" plots the two averages directly on the price chart with a filled band between them "Colored Candles" colors price candles by trend direction throughout the chart history "Extremes" focuses exclusively on statistically significant spread deviations above and below configurable thresholds, filtering out the noise of the trend's middle ground. Calculation ⚙️ `SMMA(src, length) = (SMMA × (length − 1) + src) / length` Initialized with a standard SMA on the first bar. Two SMMAss of different lengths are computed and their percentage spread derived: `Spread % = (Fast SMMA − Slow SMMA) / Slow SMMA × 100` The spread oscillates around zero, with positive values indicating bullish trend alignment and negative values indicating bearish alignment. Overbought and oversold thresholds define the extreme zones where the spread has stretched beyond its typical range. Plots 📊 Fast and slow SMMA lines on the price chart with a filled band between them (SMMA Lines mode) Spread percentage oscillator in the indicator panel, colored by trend direction or extreme regime Zero baseline in the panel Overbought and oversold threshold lines in the panel (Extremes mode) Fill between spread and zero baseline in non-Extremes mode Fill between spread and overbought/oversold thresholds when breached (Extremes mode) Candle coloring on the price chart by trend direction (Colored Candles mode) Candle coloring by extreme regime only — neutral shown as black (Extremes mode) Background highlight on the price chart when spread breaches either threshold (Extremes mode) Inputs 🎛️ `Visualization Mode`: SMMA Lines, Colored Candles, or Extremes `Fast SMMA Length`: period for the faster smoothed average (default 15) `Slow SMMA Length`: period for the slower smoothed average (default 29) `Overbought Threshold`: spread percentage above which the signal is considered extended (default 8.5) `Oversold Threshold` : spread percentage below which the signal is considered compressed (default −7.0) Colors 🎨 5 Astral Vision presets + custom override. Default: Futura. Positive color applies when the fast SMMA leads the slow; negative color applies when the slow leads. In Extremes mode, negative color marks overbought conditions and positive color marks oversold conditions. Purpose 🎯 Standard SMMA crossover systems plot two lines and leave threshold definition entirely to the trader's judgment, with no built-in way to distinguish routine crossovers from structurally significant spread extremes. Most spread-based oscillators use fixed absolute thresholds that lose relevance as volatility regimes change. This indicator separates the three most common use cases, trend following, momentum confirmation, and extreme detection, into distinct visualization modes that share the same underlying calculation, letting traders switch between analytical lenses without changing the indicator. The percentage-based spread makes the oscillator scale-independent and directly comparable across all price levels and time periods, so a reading of +8.5% carries the same structural meaning whether Bitcoin is at $10,000 or $100,000. Disclaimer ⭕️ It is not financial advice, not an investment recommendation, and not affiliated with any financial institution, research firm, or organization of any kind. All content is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Always conduct your own research before making any financial decision.
Indicador Pine Script®
por AstralVision
Mirror Flux Projection **Mirror Flux Projection System** This indicator is a dynamic market structure model built on a combination of trend, volatility, and momentum behavior. It is designed for visual analysis of price movement, not for automated execution. The core structure is based on a smoothed EMA trend framework combined with a mirrored price projection model. The “mirror” component represents an inverse pressure of price action around the EMA, helping to visualize potential equilibrium shifts and directional bias. The system adapts its behavior using ATR-based volatility scaling and OBV-driven flow bias. This allows the structure to expand during high volatility regimes and contract during low volatility conditions, creating a dynamic adaptive channel around price. A forward projection component extends the current market structure into the future by a fixed number of bars. These projected lines are **not predictions**, but scenario-based estimations of possible trend continuation paths derived from current slope and volatility conditions. Within this projected zone, a dynamic Fibonacci framework is applied. The Fib levels (0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786) are calculated based on the projected upper and lower boundaries of the future band. These levels represent potential equilibrium and reaction zones where price may react during continuation or retracement phases. The color heatmap reflects distance from the central equilibrium line: * Green zones indicate bullish pressure above equilibrium * Red zones indicate bearish pressure below equilibrium * Intensity increases with deviation strength from the center This tool is designed for: * Trend structure visualization * Volatility expansion/contraction analysis * Dynamic support/resistance projection * Market regime interpretation ⚠️ Note: Forward projection lines are hypothetical scenario paths based on current conditions and should not be interpreted as guaranteed future price movement. --- ** **
Indicador Pine Script®
por onderarslantas107
Adaptive Swing Matrix | MouryaThis indicator provides a Multi-Timeframe (MTF) table matrix designed to display the real-time states of several standard momentum and trend indicators across 11 user-defined timeframes simultaneously. The primary purpose of this script is to consolidate chart real estate. By organizing MTF data into a single table, it allows users to monitor higher-timeframe trends and oscillator states without needing to continuously switch chart intervals or clutter their screen with multiple lower panes. Indicator Logic & Components: This matrix tracks the following standard indicators across the user's chosen timeframes: Trend (EMA Crossover): Evaluates a fast EMA crossing a medium or slow EMA, filtered by a macro 200-period baseline EMA. RSI (Relative Strength Index): Displays the current RSI value, color-coded based on user-defined breakout/breakdown thresholds. MFI (Money Flow Index): Displays volume-weighted momentum. ADX (Average Directional Index): Evaluates trend strength to filter out sideways consolidation periods. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence): Evaluates the relationship between the MACD line and the Signal line relative to the zero-line. The matrix uses the following acronyms to display the exact MACD state: AZPCO: Above Zero, Positive Crossover (MACD is > 0 and MACD > Signal) AZNCO: Above Zero, Negative Crossover (MACD is > 0 and MACD < Signal) BZPCO: Below Zero, Positive Crossover (MACD is < 0 and MACD > Signal) BZNCO: Below Zero, Negative Crossover (MACD is < 0 and MACD < Signal) VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price): Displays the current VWAP value and highlights if the closing price is currently holding above or below the baseline. NASDAQ:INTC Matrix Features: Customizable Timeframes: Users are not restricted to default intervals. You can input custom minute, hour, day, week, or month intervals for all 11 rows via the settings menu. Overall Consensus Score: The bottom row of the table evaluates a 7-timeframe core grouping. If a strict majority of these selected timeframes share the same trend direction, it outputs a unified directional signal. Visual Chart Overlays: Users can optionally enable the EMA lines and VWAP bands on their main chart. These visual elements have been strictly segregated in the indicator's Style tab for easy toggling. All backend settings—including lengths, source data, and trigger thresholds for the RSI, MFI, and ADX—are fully unlocked in the inputs menu for personal customisation.
Indicador Pine Script®
por RajMouryaReddy
Shooting Zone Strategy📊 Shooting Zone Strategy (EMA Rejection + High Quality Price Action) 🧠 Overview This indicator is a trend-based price action system that combines: • EMA trend direction • EMA interaction (liquidity zone behavior) • High-quality candlestick rejection patterns • Engulfing confirmations • Simple order lifecycle tracking (signal → activation → cancellation) The goal is to identify institutional-style pullbacks and reversals with reduced market noise. 📈 Trend Filter The system uses two EMAs: • 🟢 Fast EMA (green) • 🟣 Slow EMA (purple) Trend conditions: • Bullish trend: Fast EMA > Slow EMA • Bearish trend: Fast EMA < Slow EMA Signals are only valid in the direction of the trend. 📍 EMA Interaction Zone Price is monitored for interaction with dynamic EMA levels: • Fast EMA touch • Slow EMA touch • EMA zone interaction (liquidity area between both EMAs) This helps detect reaction points instead of random candles. 🟢 BUY Logic (Low Test Bar) A BUY setup is triggered when price shows bullish rejection inside a bullish trend. Conditions: • Bullish trend (Fast EMA above Slow EMA) • Price interacts with EMA zone • Valid bullish rejection candle OR bullish engulfing confirmation • EMA touch confirmation Candle requirements: • Long lower wick (liquidity sweep below) • Small upper wick • Body closes near highs Interpretation: Price sweeps downside liquidity into EMA zone and strongly rejects upward → potential continuation of bullish trend. 🔴 SELL Logic (High Test Bar) A SELL setup is triggered when price shows bearish rejection inside a bearish trend. Conditions: • Bearish trend (Fast EMA below Slow EMA) • Price interacts with EMA zone • Valid bearish rejection candle OR bearish engulfing confirmation • EMA touch confirmation Candle requirements: • Long upper wick (liquidity sweep above) • Small lower wick • Body closes near lows Interpretation: Price sweeps upside liquidity into EMA zone and rejects downward → potential continuation of bearish trend. 🔄 Order Lifecycle Tracking Each signal is tracked through a simple lifecycle: 1. 📍 Signal A BUY/SELL setup appears on the chart. 2. ⚡ Activation Order is considered active if the next candle breaks the entry level. 3. ❌ Cancellation Order is cancelled if: • it does not activate on the next candle • AND price invalidates the setup (moves against structure) 📊 Risk Management For every setup: • Entry is placed beyond signal candle • Stop Loss is placed beyond candle extreme • Take Profit is fixed at 1:1 Risk/Reward This ensures consistent risk modeling across all trades. 🔔 Alerts The system provides 3 levels of alerts: 📍 Setup Alerts • BUY SIGNAL • SELL SIGNAL ⚡ Execution Alerts • BUY ORDER ACTIVATED • SELL ORDER ACTIVATED ❌ Invalid Alerts • BUY ORDER CANCELLED • SELL ORDER CANCELLED 🎯 How to Use 1. Trend Alignment Only take: • BUY signals in bullish trend • SELL signals in bearish trend 2. Wait for Quality Setup Do NOT trade every signal. Prefer setups where: • wick is strong (clear rejection) • engulfing confirmation appears • price clearly interacts with EMAs • you can see clear trending structure ledaing to the signal 3. Confirmation Flow Best workflow: 1. Signal appears (alert) 2. Wait for next candle activation 3. If not activated/hit SL without activation within the next time frame selection → ignore (cancelled setup) 4. Risk Rules • Always respect SL level • Take profit is fixed at 1:1 RR • Avoid overtrading low-quality signals ⚠️ Key Concept This system is not a prediction tool. It is a reaction-based liquidity model: • EMA acts as dynamic liquidity zone • Candles represent rejection behavior • Signals represent imbalance shifts 🚀 Summary This strategy focuses on: • Trend following via EMAs • Liquidity-based candle rejection • High-probability engulfing confirmation Structured order validation (signal → activation → invalidation)
Indicador Pine Script®
por The_stopless_trader
Percentile SD OscillatorPercentile SD Oscillator Percentile SD Oscillator is a momentum oscillator that measures the distance between price and its own dynamic reference levels — derived from percentile bands and a volatility-adjusted standard deviation filter. Rather than using fixed overbought/oversold levels, it continuously adapts to recent price behavior and only confirms a directional state when price demonstrates genuine statistical strength beyond its own boundaries. The result is a histogram that oscillates around a zero line — positive and blue when the market is in a confirmed bullish state, negative and red when bearish. How It Works A moving average of your choice is calculated on a configurable source and length. Two percentile bands are then derived from this MA — an upper band and a lower band — defining the statistical range of recent price behavior. A standard deviation of the close price is then calculated and added to the lower percentile band, creating a volatility-adjusted long reference level called sd_long. Price must close above both the upper percentile band AND sd_long to confirm a long — requiring double confirmation before entering a bullish state. For the short side, a simple and fast condition is used — price only needs to close at or below the lower percentile band. Once a short state is confirmed, the oscillator measures the distance between the close price and the upper percentile band plus standard deviation as the bearish momentum value. An EMA of the oscillator value acts as a confluence filter — the final signal only confirms when the oscillator is not only positive or negative but also above or below its own EMA. This ensures the oscillator only shows a confirmed state when momentum is genuinely building in that direction. Why This Approach Works Most momentum oscillators use fixed thresholds that do not adapt to changing market conditions. By combining percentile bands with a close-based standard deviation filter, the Percentile SD Oscillator requires price to break beyond levels that are dynamically calculated from both recent price structure and current volatility. The asymmetric design between long and short is intentional and reflects the structural reality of markets like crypto. Longs require double confirmation — price must clear both the upper percentile band and the volatility-adjusted SD level — ensuring only genuinely strong bullish moves trigger an entry. Shorts are deliberately simpler and faster — price only needs to break below the lower percentile band, allowing quick exits when support is lost. This asymmetry prevents premature long entries while ensuring fast risk-off behavior when the market weakens. The bullish momentum is measured against the lower percentile band — this captures how far price has risen above its support zone, giving a direct measure of bullish momentum strength. The bearish momentum is measured against the upper percentile band plus standard deviation — this creates a wider reference that captures how far price has fallen from the resistance zone, giving a more meaningful picture of bearish momentum strength. Settings MA Type — Moving average type used as the basis for the percentile calculation: DEMA, EMA, SMA, WMA, HMA, RMA (default: DEMA) MA Length — Lookback period for the moving average (default: 8) MA Source — Price source for the moving average calculation (default: high) Percentile Length — Lookback period for the percentile band calculation (default: 57) Percentile Up — Upper percentile threshold defining the bullish boundary (default: 60) Percentile Down — Lower percentile threshold defining the bearish boundary (default: 46) SD Length — Lookback period for the standard deviation calculation (default: 19) SD Multiplier — Controls the strength of the standard deviation filter. Set to 0 to disable the SD filter entirely (default: 1.0) EMA Length — Lookback period for the EMA confluence filter (default: 48) Background Transparency — Controls the transparency of the optional background color (default: 85) Color Background — Enables background coloring of the chart based on the current state (default: false) Use Bar Coloring — Colors bars based on the current state (default: true) How to trade it Long — when the histogram turns blue and rises above zero, a bullish state has been confirmed. This is the signal to look for long entries or to hold existing long positions Short / Cash — when the histogram turns red and falls below zero, the bearish state has been confirmed. This is the signal to exit longs, move to cash, or look for short entries depending on your strategy Avoid trading against the signal — if the histogram is red do not look for longs, if it is blue do not look for shorts The EMA line acts as a dynamic reference — when the histogram is above the EMA momentum is building, when it crosses below the EMA momentum is weakening Recommended Usage Best used on the 1D timeframe for clean and reliable signal generation Should not be used alone for trade entries — combine with a trend-following indicator for best results Set SD Multiplier to 0 to rely solely on the percentile bands — useful when you want more frequent signals in trending markets Higher SD Multiplier values increase signal quality at the cost of fewer signals — lower values make the indicator more reactive The asymmetric design makes this oscillator particularly well suited for bullish-biased markets like crypto — long entries require double confirmation while short exits are fast and decisive All signals are confirmed on bar close.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Unknownhodler
Trinity Hull MA + Multi-TF Dashboard**Trinity Hull MA + Multi-TF Dashboard – Full User Guide** This indicator combines a fast Hull Moving Average for precise entries with a slower Hull MA for trend filtering and a multi-timeframe dashboard that gives you a quick snapshot of the overall market bias. Everything is built on the same Hull MA calculation, so the signals stay consistent across the chart and the dashboard. ### 1. How the Indicator Works – The Two Hull MAs **First Hull MA (Thin Colored Line + Optional Arrows)** This is your entry tool. - It plots a thin line that changes color in real time: - **Lime** = strong bullish momentum (price is accelerating upward) - **Red** = strong bearish momentum (price is accelerating downward) - **Yellow** = reversing or choppy (momentum is flattening or changing direction) - A black background line can be turned on for extra visibility. - You can enable small aqua/red arrows that mark exact turning points on the 1st MA’s timeframe. - Use this line for timing your actual entries and exits. It reacts quickly and is great for catching short-term moves. **Second Hull MA (Thick Colored Zones)** This is your trend filter and “warning zone” tool. - It plots a much thicker line (linewidth 25 with transparency) behind the price. - The thick zones tell you the higher-timeframe trend at a glance: - **Lime background** = higher-timeframe bullish trend (stay long or look for buys) - **Red background** = higher-timeframe bearish trend (stay short or look for sells) - **Yellow background** = the higher-timeframe trend is weakening or reversing (caution – reduce size or prepare to exit) - By default it uses the 4-hour timeframe, but you can change it. - Think of the second Hull MA as your “big picture” filter. Only take trades in the direction of the thick zone color. When the thick zone turns yellow it often signals that the current trend is losing strength, even if the thin line is still moving. The two MAs work together: the thin line gives you the entry timing, while the thick zones keep you on the right side of the larger trend. ### 2. The Multi-TF Dashboard The dashboard appears in the corner you choose and shows four different timeframes side by side. For each timeframe it displays: - The **Current** bar state (Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral) - The **Previous** completed bar state The dashboard also calculates an **OVERALL** recommendation at the bottom based on majority vote across the four current states (3 or more Bullish = BULLISH, 3 or more Bearish = BEARISH, otherwise NEUTRAL). This gives you instant confluence. For example, if three of the four timeframes are showing Bullish on the current bar, the overall label turns bright green and you know the broader market bias is bullish. ### 3. Recommended Settings **Scalping Settings (Fast, Intraday Trading – 1min to 15min charts)** - Hull Period: 9 (default – keep it fast) - 1st MA Timeframe: Current chart or “15” - 2nd MA Timeframe: “60” or “240” (use the next higher timeframe as filter) - Show 2nd MA (Trend Line): ON - Dashboard Timeframes: 5, 15, 60, 240 - Table Size: Tiny or Small - Color Mode: Dark (best contrast on most charts) With these settings the thin line gives rapid signals while the thick zones and dashboard keep you from fighting the short-term trend. **Swing Trading Settings (Higher Timeframes – 1H to Daily charts)** - Hull Period: 16 or 21 (slower and smoother) - 1st MA Timeframe: Current chart or “240” - 2nd MA Timeframe: “D” (daily) or “W” (weekly) - Show 2nd MA (Trend Line): ON - Dashboard Timeframes: 60, 240, D, W - Table Size: Medium or Large (easier to read on higher timeframes) - Color Mode: Dark or Light depending on your chart background Here the second Hull MA becomes your primary trend filter, and the dashboard shows you alignment across multiple higher timeframes before you commit to a swing position. ### 4. How to Trade with the Indicator **Basic Trading Rules** 1. Look at the **thick colored zones** first – only trade in the direction of the dominant color (lime or red). 2. Wait for the **thin line** to turn the same color as the thick zones and show strong momentum (lime/red, not yellow). 3. Check the **dashboard** for overall confluence. The overall label should match your trade direction. 4. Optional: use the arrows on the thin line as extra confirmation for entries. **Example Long Trade** - Thick zone is lime - Thin line turns lime and stays lime - Dashboard shows at least 3 Bullish on current bars → Enter long. Exit when the thin line turns yellow or the thick zone changes color. **Risk Management Tip** When the thick zone turns yellow or the dashboard overall label flips to Neutral, it is usually time to tighten stops or exit. The indicator is excellent at warning you before major reversals. ### 5. Customizing the Dashboard - **Table Position**: Choose where the dashboard appears (Top Right, Bottom Left, etc.). You can still drag the table manually on the chart after it appears. - **Table Size**: Tiny, Small, Medium, or Large – controls text size so you can make it very compact for scalping or larger for swing charts. - **Color Mode**: Dark or Light – pick whichever gives the best contrast against your yellow background. - All four dashboard timeframes are fully customizable in the inputs. The entire indicator updates in real time and works on any symbol and any chart timeframe. You now have everything you need to use the Trinity Hull MA confidently for both scalping and swing trading. Load the script, adjust the settings for your style, and let the combination of the fast entry line, the thick trend filter, and the multi-timeframe dashboard guide your decisions.
Indicador Pine Script®
por EMA34TRADER
Regime Classifier : TREND / CHOP / VOL (Multi-Index Tuning)The Big Picture The Regime Classifier is a single Pine Script that runs on any chart in TradingView and tells you what kind of market you are looking at. It analyzes the recent price action using three independent measurements and combines them into a single label that reads either TREND, CHOP, or VOL. This label appears as a colored tag at the top right of the most recent price bar, with green meaning the market is trending cleanly, red meaning it is choppy and directionless, and orange meaning it is in a high-volatility unstable phase. The script is designed to be used across multiple charts — one instance on Nifty 50, another on Bank Nifty, another on Midcap 150, and so on for US indices. Each chart instance can be tuned independently from the indicator settings panel without touching the script itself. This is achieved through a configurable inputs section that exposes every important threshold as an adjustable parameter. How The Script Is Structured The script is organized into clearly demarcated sections, each separated by horizontal divider lines made of unicode characters. Reading from top to bottom, the sections are: a comprehensive documentation header, the Pine version declaration and indicator title, the inputs section, a position conversion block, the core calculations, the regime logic, the regime label and color assignments, the on-chart label display, the alert condition, a hidden plot for external referencing, and finally the diagnostic table. This top-to-bottom flow matches the natural reading order. First you understand what the script does (header), then you see how it can be configured (inputs), then you see what it calculates (core calculations), then you see how those calculations are turned into decisions (regime logic), and finally you see how the decisions are displayed and made available (label, alert, plot, table). The Documentation Header The first major section of the script is a long block of comments that explains everything a user needs to know before using the indicator. This block is approximately one hundred lines long and is structured into seven distinct parts. The first part explains what the indicator does in plain language, describing each of the three regimes — TREND, CHOP, and VOL — with their visual signature on the chart and the trading behavior recommended in each. The second part explains how the indicator makes its decisions, walking through the three underlying measurements (ADX, Bollinger Band Width Percentile, and EMA Whipsaw Filter) and explaining why each was chosen and what role it plays. The third part is a detailed tuning guide showing recommended threshold values for seven different indices spanning Indian and US markets. This table is the most practical piece of documentation in the script because it tells the user exactly which numbers to enter when configuring the indicator on a specific chart. The fourth part describes the diagnostic table, explaining what each row means and how to interpret the color coding. The fifth part is a deliberate disclosure of the indicator's limitations — what it cannot do, where it lags, and why these limitations are acceptable. The sixth part explains how to set up TradingView alerts using the indicator's built-in alert condition. The seventh part contains author and license information. This entire header serves as both onboarding documentation for new users and a future reference for the author when revisiting the script after months away. The Indicator Declaration After the header comes the Pine version declaration and the indicator title. The script is written for Pine Script version 6, which is the current standard. The title is intentionally region-neutral, reading simply Regime Classifier with the three regime names listed. This neutrality matters because the same script is used across many different markets and indices, so the title should not imply it is specific to any one of them. The overlay parameter is set to true, which means the indicator draws on top of the price chart rather than creating its own pane below the chart. This is the right choice for an indicator that places labels and tables on the chart but does not plot any price-like values that need their own scale. The Inputs Section The inputs section exposes every adjustable parameter to the user through TradingView's settings panel. There are nine inputs in total, organized into four logical groups. The first input is the Configuration Label, which is a dropdown menu containing eight options corresponding to seven different indices plus a Custom option for any other instrument. This label is purely informational — it does not affect calculations. Its purpose is to give the user a clear visual indicator on each chart of which tuning preset is active. When you have multiple charts open, this label tells you at a glance whether you are looking at the Nifty 50 instance, the Bank Nifty instance, or another configuration. The second input is the Diagnostic Table Position, which is another dropdown menu with nine options corresponding to the nine standard positions where Pine Script can place a table on a chart. This input lets the user move the diagnostic table to wherever it best fits the chart layout without having to edit the script. The next group of inputs concerns the ADX calculation. The ADX Length controls the lookback period for the indicator (defaulting to fourteen, the classical value). The ADX Trend Threshold sets the value above which ADX is considered to confirm a trending market. The ADX Chop Threshold sets the value below which ADX contributes to a chop classification. The third group concerns Bollinger Band Width. The Bollinger Length controls the period for the band calculation. The Bollinger StdDev controls how wide the bands are relative to the middle line. The BBW Percentile Lookback determines how many bars of history the current band width is ranked against. The BBW Volatility Percentile sets the threshold above which the indicator flags VOL. The fourth group concerns the EMA Whipsaw Filter. The EMA Length sets the period of the moving average used to detect whipsawing. The EMA Whipsaw Lookback determines how many recent bars are checked for crossover counts. Every input has a tooltip that explains its purpose when the user hovers over it in the settings panel. This makes the indicator self-documenting at the point of use. The Position Conversion Block After the inputs comes a small but important block that converts the user's selection from the Diagnostic Table Position dropdown into the actual Pine Script position constant required by the table.new function. The dropdown stores the user's choice as a text string like "Top Right" or "Bottom Left," but Pine Script's table function requires a specific built-in constant such as position.top_right or position.bottom_left. The conversion block uses an if-else if chain to map each text option to its corresponding constant. The result is stored in a variable called posConstant, which is later used when creating the diagnostic table. This indirection is necessary because Pine Script does not allow dynamic position selection at the table creation point — you cannot pass a string variable directly. The conversion block solves this with a small one-time mapping. The Core Calculations This section computes the three underlying measurements that the regime logic depends on. The first calculation is the ADX. The script uses Pine Script's built-in ta.dmi function, which returns three values — the Plus Directional Indicator, the Minus Directional Indicator, and the ADX itself. The script captures all three but uses only the ADX value for trend strength assessment. The other two are kept available for potential future enhancement but are not currently consumed. The second calculation produces the Bollinger Band Width. The script first computes the Simple Moving Average over the configured length, then computes the standard deviation of price over the same length, then constructs the upper and lower bands by adding and subtracting a multiple of the standard deviation from the moving average. The band width is calculated as the upper minus the lower, divided by the middle, which normalizes the width to be comparable across instruments at different price levels. After computing the raw band width, the script ranks it against its own history using the percentrank function. This produces a value between zero and one hundred indicating where the current band width falls compared to the previous one hundred bars (or whatever lookback the user configured). A value of ninety means the current width is wider than ninety percent of recent history, indicating volatility expansion. The third calculation is the EMA whipsaw count. The script computes a twenty-period exponential moving average, then identifies every bar where price crossed above the EMA (a crossover) or below the EMA (a crossunder) within the recent lookback window. It sums these events to get a total cross count over the lookback. If this count reaches three or more, a boolean flag called isWhipsawing is set to true. The Regime Logic This is the heart of the script — the section where the three calculations are combined into a single regime classification. The logic uses three boolean flags computed in a specific priority order. The first flag is isVol, which is set to true when the BBW percentile rank meets or exceeds the user's volatility threshold. This is checked first because volatility takes priority over everything else in the classification. A market in extreme volatility cannot be considered a clean trend regardless of what ADX says. The second flag is isTrend, which requires three conditions to all be true. First, the market must not be in VOL state. Second, ADX must be at or above the trend threshold. Third, the whipsaw filter must not be active. Only when all three conditions hold does the indicator classify the market as TREND. The third flag is isChop, which is the default fallback. It is set to true when the market is neither in VOL nor in TREND, and either ADX is below the chop threshold or whipsawing is active. This priority structure — VOL first, TREND second, CHOP as fallback — biases the indicator toward conservative classification. If conditions are ambiguous, the indicator defaults to CHOP, which is the regime where the system tells you to stand aside. This bias is intentional because preventing bad trades is more valuable than catching every good one. The Regime Label, Color, And Code Assignment After determining which flag is true, the script assigns the appropriate label text, label color, and numeric code to three variables. The label text is one of TREND, CHOP, VOL, or MIXED. The label color is green for TREND, red for CHOP, orange for VOL, and gray for MIXED. The numeric code is one for TREND, negative one for CHOP, two for VOL, and zero for MIXED. The MIXED state is a defensive fallback that should rarely if ever occur. It exists to handle the theoretical edge case where none of the three primary conditions is true, which can only happen due to floating-point precision issues at exactly the threshold boundaries. The assignment logic uses if-else if blocks rather than nested ternary expressions. This is a deliberate choice because Pine Script's parser sometimes has trouble with multi-way nested ternaries that mix string and color types. The if-else structure is unambiguous and produces reliable compilation across Pine versions. The On-Chart Label Display This section renders the regime classification visually on the chart. The script uses Pine Script's persistent variable mechanism, declaring a label variable with the var keyword that retains its value across bars. On every bar, the script first deletes the previous label and then creates a new one positioned at the high of the current bar. This delete-and-recreate pattern ensures that only one label exists on the chart at any time, always at the most recent bar. Without this pattern, the script would create a new label on every bar and accumulate hundreds of historical labels, cluttering the chart. The label uses the style_label_down style, which makes it look like a tag pointing downward at the price bar. The text shows the current regime, the background color matches the regime color, the text itself is white for high contrast, and the size is set to large for visibility. The Alert Condition This section enables TradingView users to set up alerts that fire whenever the regime changes from one bar to the next. The script uses Pine Script's history-referencing operator to compare the current regime to the previous bar's regime. When they differ, the regimeChanged boolean is true, and the alertcondition function makes this state available to TradingView's alert engine. When a user creates an alert in TradingView and selects this script as the source, the Regime Changed condition appears as a selectable trigger. The alert message is a simple text string indicating that the regime has shifted on the current ticker and timeframe. Users can configure delivery via popup, email, mobile push, or webhook depending on their TradingView subscription. The Hidden Plot After the alert section, the script includes a single plot statement that outputs the numeric regime code. This plot is hidden from the chart using the display.none parameter, so it does not visually clutter the chart. Its purpose is to make the regime code accessible to other Pine scripts that might want to reference this indicator's output. For example, if a user later builds a separate strategy script that should only enter trades when the Regime Classifier shows TREND, that strategy can use Pine Script's input source mechanism to read this hidden plot value and gate its trade logic accordingly. The plot is essentially a structured way of exposing the regime decision to downstream automation while keeping the chart clean. The Diagnostic Table The final and largest section of the script renders a small information table on the chart showing the indicator's internal state. The table is created once using the var keyword (so it persists across bars) and is positioned according to the user's choice from the Diagnostic Table Position dropdown. The table has two columns and six rows. The first row shows the Configuration Label, identifying which tuning preset is active on this chart. The second row is a header row labeling the columns as Metric and Value. The remaining four rows show the four diagnostic measurements. The ADX row displays the current ADX value with two decimal places, color-coded green when above the trend threshold and orange when below. The BBW Rank row shows the current BBW percentile rank, color-coded orange when in volatility territory and white otherwise. The EMA Crosses row shows the count of recent EMA crossings, color-coded red when at or above the whipsaw threshold and white otherwise. The Whipsaw row shows a clean YES or NO indicator with red coloring for YES and green for NO. The table updates only on the most recent bar by checking the barstate.islast condition. This optimization avoids unnecessary recomputation on historical bars, where the table would not be visible anyway. The diagnostic table is what makes the indicator transparent rather than a black box. When the user sees a CHOP label and wants to understand why, they can read the table and see exactly which condition is responsible. If ADX is fifteen, the answer is clear — directional momentum has not been confirmed. If Whipsaw is YES, the answer is clear — the market has been crossing the EMA too frequently to be considered trending. This transparency builds user trust in the indicator and helps the user develop intuition about market regime over time. How The Sections Work Together Reading the script as a whole, you can trace a clear flow from input to output. The user configures parameters in the inputs section. The position conversion block translates the position selection into the format Pine Script needs. The core calculations transform raw price data into the three measurements (ADX, BBW Rank, Whipsaw count). The regime logic combines these measurements into a single classification. The label and color assignment renders the classification into visible elements. The on-chart label, the alert condition, the hidden plot, and the diagnostic table each consume the classification in different ways — for visual display, for notifications, for downstream automation, and for transparency. Every section has a single clear purpose. Nothing is duplicated. The script is approximately three hundred lines including comments, but the actual executable Pine code is closer to ninety lines. The comment-to-code ratio reflects the priority on documentation and readability over compactness. Why It Is Built This Way The script reflects several deliberate design choices that may not be obvious from reading the code alone. The choice of three measurements (ADX, BBW Percentile, Whipsaw) rather than one or two reflects the reality that no single technical indicator is reliable across all market conditions. Combining three independent measurements with a priority order significantly reduces the false signals that any one of them would produce alone. The choice to put the configuration in inputs rather than constants reflects the reality that one set of thresholds cannot fit all markets. A bank index, a tech-heavy index, and a small-cap index have fundamentally different volatility characteristics, and the indicator must be tunable to fit each. The choice to bias toward CHOP as the default fallback reflects the trading philosophy that protecting capital is more valuable than catching every move. The indicator is designed to keep the user out of bad markets even at the cost of occasionally missing the start of good ones. The choice to provide a diagnostic table reflects the reality that black-box indicators erode user trust. By showing the user exactly which numbers are driving the classification, the script invites scrutiny rather than blind acceptance. The choice to write extensive narrative documentation in the comment header reflects the reality that scripts are read by humans, including future versions of yourself, who need to understand the design intent and not just the code mechanics. These choices add complexity to the script but produce an indicator that is genuinely useful, tunable, transparent, and maintainable. What This Script Is Not It is worth noting what this script does not attempt to do. It does not generate buy or sell signals. It does not calculate position sizes. It does not draw entry levels, stops, or targets on the chart. It does not provide a backtesting framework. It does not optimize its own thresholds. It does not access external data feeds. These omissions are intentional. The script does one thing — classify market regime — and does it cleanly. Other concerns belong in other scripts. A trading system built around this indicator would consist of multiple scripts, each handling a separate concern, with the regime classifier serving as the foundational filter that determines whether the trading system should be active at all. This separation of concerns is good software architecture in any context. Each script has clear boundaries, can be tested independently, can be improved without breaking other components, and can be replaced if a better version is developed. In Summary The Regime Classifier is a Pine Script v6 indicator that classifies any market chart into one of three regimes (TREND, CHOP, VOL) using three independent measurements (ADX, Bollinger Band Width Percentile, EMA Whipsaw Filter) combined with a priority-ordered logic that biases toward conservative classification. It is fully configurable through inputs, transparent through a diagnostic table, deployable across multiple charts with per-chart tuning, alert-enabled for hands-off monitoring, and extensively documented in plain language. It is one component of a larger trading system, focused on the single critical question of whether the current market environment is suitable for trading at all.
Indicador Pine Script®
por adityajha1985
Minervini Swing Bot V3 - StricterMinervini Swing Bot V3 - Stricter is a momentum breakout indicator inspired by Mark Minervini trend-template principles. This script scans for high-quality swing trading opportunities using: • Price above key moving averages • 20/50/150/200 SMA trend alignment • Relative strength momentum • Breakout confirmation • Pivot-based entries • Volume expansion filters • Trend-template validation Features: • Buy signal alerts • Breakout detection • Trend confirmation • Dynamic support levels • Daily swing trading focus • Reduced false signals with stricter filtering Best used on: • Daily timeframe • Growth and momentum stocks • AI, semiconductor, cybersecurity, and leadership sectors Recommended workflow: Finviz scan → TradingView watchlist → Alert confirmation → Swing entry setup. This indicator is designed for educational and swing trading research purposes and does not provide financial advice.
Indicador Pine Script®
por rtkaiserbill
EMA Pattern Study - Custom EMA StackThis indicator was built to study EMA structure, trend alignment, and pullback behavior with a cleaner visual read. Instead of showing every moving average at full strength all the time, the script uses a hierarchy-based visibility model. When a faster EMA drops below the EMA beneath it, that line can either fade or disappear entirely. This makes it easier to see which EMA is actually controlling price during pullbacks, continuation phases, and potential trend transitions. Core Features: 5 fully customizable EMAs Default stack: 12 / 26 / 50 / 100 / 200 Custom EMA source selection: Open, High, Low, Close, HL2, HLC3, OHLC4, OC2, OHC3, OLC3 Adjustable colors and line widths Visibility modes: Always Show Hide When Under Next EMA Fade When Under Next EMA Golden Cross / Death Cross markers using EMA 3 vs EMA 5 Optional background highlight on major cross events Alerts for Golden Cross and Death Cross conditions How I Use It: This tool is not meant to predict price. It is meant to make EMA behavior easier to study. When the faster EMAs are stacked cleanly above the slower EMAs, trend structure is organized and participants are still accepting higher prices. When the faster EMAs begin rolling underneath the next EMA in the stack, the fade logic helps visually show that momentum is weakening or transitioning into a deeper pullback. The real value is in studying how price behaves around the visible support averages. Clean continuation often shows price pulling into a key EMA while the higher structure remains intact. The faster EMAs may curl over, but price continues to hug the supporting average cleanly instead of breaking down through the entire stack. That behavior is very different from a messy trend failure where EMAs tangle, price loses acceptance, and structure becomes noisy. This indicator helps separate: Organized trend continuation Controlled pullbacks EMA compression Trend transition Full structure failure Best Use Cases: Studying continuation setups Identifying clean pullback behavior Spotting EMA compression before expansion Watching trend alignment across different EMA stacks Cleaning up charts when too many averages overlap Reviewing historical examples of trend strength vs trend failure Important Note: This is not a signal tool. The cross markers are included for reference, but the main purpose is structural study. The focus is not “EMA crossed, take a trade.” The focus is: What is price doing relative to the EMA stack? Which average is controlling the pullback? Are participants accepting higher prices or rejecting the move? Is the structure organized, compressing, or failing? Process > Prediction. Structure > Signals. Execution > Indicators.
Indicador Pine Script®
por QuantumEdge_QTG
MTF EMA 200 Cloud - Smart RangeThis indicator overlays a multi-timeframe EMA 200 cloud directly onto your chart to help identify higher timeframe trend structure, dynamic support/resistance, and momentum shifts without constantly switching charts. Key Features: • Multi-timeframe EMA 200 projection • Cloud visualization for trend bias • Acts as dynamic support and resistance • Helps identify trend continuation vs reversal zones • Clean overlay designed for intraday and swing trading • Useful for confluence with consolidation zones, volume profile, and price action How I Use It: • Price above the cloud = bullish bias • Price below the cloud = bearish bias • Compression inside the cloud often signals indecision or upcoming expansion • Strong reactions at cloud boundaries can provide high-probability entries/exits The goal was to create a simple visual framework that keeps higher timeframe structure visible at all times while reducing chart clutter and timeframe hopping. Works especially well for SPY, QQQ, futures, and momentum stocks. Not financial advice — always combine with proper risk management and confirmation.
Indicador Pine Script®
por RiskReaperReward
CBBI Rainbow Approximation (BTC Only)# CBBI Rainbow Approximation ## Overview This indicator is a Pine Script **approximation inspired by the ColinTalksCrypto Bitcoin Bull Run Index (CBBI)** methodology. It is **not** the official CBBI and does not claim to reproduce its behavior — it follows the same general philosophy of combining multiple complementary valuation metrics into a single 0–100 confidence score, but uses a different set of inputs adapted to what is computable directly in Pine Script. The original CBBI relies on 9 on-chain metrics (RHODL Ratio, Reserve Risk, Terminal Price, etc.) that are not available in Pine Script. This script substitutes those with 6 widely studied technical metrics and packages them into a single rainbow-colored oscillator for cycle context. ## Why a Composite Index Rather Than Individual Metrics Each Bitcoin valuation metric has known weaknesses when used in isolation: - The **Mayer Multiple** can stay elevated for months during strong bull runs without marking a top - The **Pi Cycle Top** has fired only a handful of times historically — small sample size - The **200-Week MA** is too slow to react during fast cycles - The **Monthly RSI** is purely momentum-based with no valuation anchor - The **Power Law** ignores cyclical behavior entirely - The **Golden Ratio Multiplier** depends heavily on calibration A composite score smooths out the individual weaknesses by requiring **broad agreement** across different methodological families before signaling a cycle extreme. A single metric flashing red is a weak signal; five or six aligning is a stronger one. ## Why These 6 Metrics Specifically The metrics were chosen so that each one measures a **different dimension** of the market cycle, minimizing redundancy: | Metric | Dimension Measured | Time Horizon | |---|---|---| | Mayer Multiple | Price extension above baseline | Medium term (200d) | | Pi Cycle Top | Trend acceleration / MA convergence | Medium-long term | | 200-Week MA Heatmap | Distance from multi-year support | Very long term | | Golden Ratio Multiplier | Fibonacci-based cycle expansion | Long term | | Monthly RSI | Pure momentum, no MA dependency | Macro | | Power Law Regression | Log-log valuation anchor (no MA) | All-history | Four of the six rely on moving averages of different lengths (111, 200, 350, 1400 days), but each one transforms that information in a structurally different way (ratio, crossover convergence, distance, multiplier band, regression). The remaining two (RSI, Power Law) intentionally bypass moving averages entirely to avoid over-weighting MA-based behavior. ## How the Score Is Built 1. Each metric is computed in **daily timeframe** (regardless of the chart's display timeframe) 2. Each metric is normalized to a **0–100 scale** based on its historical extremes 3. Available metrics are averaged into a raw composite score 4. The raw score is smoothed by a configurable SMA (default: 7 days) When some metrics return NaN (e.g. the 200-week MA before mid-2014 because Bitcoin lacked the historical data), the script averages only the available ones. The "Metrics OK: X/6" cell in the info table shows how many metrics contributed to the current score. ## Rainbow Zones The score is plotted against six color-coded zones derived from historical CBBI patterns: - **0–20 (Blue)** — Capitulation: extreme value, historical accumulation zones - **20–40 (Cyan)** — Accumulation: still undervalued - **40–60 (Green)** — Neutral: fair value range - **60–75 (Yellow)** — Bullish: trending toward overheated - **75–85 (Orange)** — Overheated: caution advised - **85–100 (Red)** — Blow-off Top: historical sell zones Triangle markers print automatically when the score crosses 85 upward (probable top) or 15 downward (probable bottom). ## Multi-Timeframe Behavior A common issue with Bitcoin cycle indicators is that switching from daily to weekly or monthly view distorts moving-average-based metrics. To prevent this, **all six metrics are computed in daily resolution via a single grouped `request.security` call**, regardless of the timeframe shown on the chart. The score therefore stays consistent whether you view it on the 1D, 1W, 1M, or higher timeframes — the line you see is always the daily score. ## Key Features - 6 normalized metrics combined into a 0–100 composite score - Multi-timeframe consistent (calculations forced to daily) - Safe NaN handling for early Bitcoin history - Live metrics table showing each component's contribution - Built-in alerts for top (>85) and bottom (<15) crossovers - Toggleable rainbow bands, score line, signals, and table ## How to Use 1. Apply the indicator to a Bitcoin chart (default symbol: `INDEX:BTCUSD`) 2. View on any timeframe — the score is computed in daily and remains consistent 3. The score entering the red zone (>85) historically aligns with cycle peaks 4. The score entering the blue zone (<20) historically aligns with cycle bottoms 5. Use as macro cycle context, not as a short-term timing tool ## Important Notes - **This is not the official CBBI.** It is an open-source approximation. The official CBBI is maintained at colintalkscrypto.com and uses proprietary on-chain data feeds not accessible from Pine Script. - **Past patterns may not repeat.** The thresholds and metric calibrations are based on Bitcoin's prior cycles. Future cycle behavior may differ as the market matures. - **This is not financial advice.** The indicator provides cycle context only. Always combine multiple tools and conduct your own research before making investment decisions. - **Not suitable for short-term trading.** The metrics are macro by design and update slowly. ## Credits Conceptual inspiration from **Colin Talks Crypto** for the original CBBI methodology of combining multiple valuation metrics into a composite confidence score. Individual metrics (Mayer Multiple, Pi Cycle Top, 200-Week MA Heatmap, Golden Ratio Multiplier) are well-known public-domain Bitcoin cycle tools, none of which are reproduced from any specific TradingView script.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Tomotto
MTF MA Switch (EMA/SMA)MTF MA Switch (EMA/SMA) MTF MA Switch is a simple and flexible moving average indicator that displays up to six moving averages directly on the price chart. The indicator shows four moving averages from the current chart timeframe and two additional moving averages from user-selectable timeframes. The moving average type can be switched globally between EMA and SMA. Features: - 4 moving averages based on the current chart timeframe - 2 multi-timeframe moving averages - Global EMA/SMA switch - Customizable lengths, colors and timeframes - Optional confirmed higher timeframe calculation to reduce repainting - Works on any chart timeframe The multi-timeframe moving averages can be used to display important higher timeframe levels, such as daily or weekly moving averages, while trading on lower timeframes. Example: If you are viewing a 5-minute chart, the indicator can display four moving averages from the 5-minute timeframe and additionally show the daily EMA 20 and daily EMA 10. Repainting note: When "Use Confirmed Higher Timeframe Bars" is enabled, the indicator uses the last confirmed higher timeframe bar for MTF moving averages. This helps avoid repainting on lower timeframes. If the selected MTF timeframe matches the current chart timeframe, no offset is applied. This indicator is intended for trend analysis, multi-timeframe context, support and resistance observation, and discretionary trading setups.
Indicador Pine Script®
por DocPow
Hybrid Moving AverageThe Hybrid Moving Average is a single-line moving average combining aspects of Hull MA, KAMA, VWAP, ALMA, and Heikin-Ashi candles into one adaptive line. The aim is to stay smooth during noisy price action, but still react when price starts to move with intent. HyMA uses two internal checks. The first looks for broader agreement across several moving average styles. The second is faster and looks for signs that price is actively switching trend. The line only turns bullish or bearish when both checks agree. Green = bullish Red = bearish Amber = mixed / no clear agreement This helps avoid some of the quick colour flips that can happen when price briefly crosses a normal moving average. Settings Source - price source used by the indicator Length - main lookback length. Default 34 Agreement Needed - how much internal agreement is required before the line changes trend colour Composite Consensus Weight - controls the balance between the slower consensus side and the faster switch side Composite Stability Deadband ATRs - helps reduce small wiggles in the final line Cross Pull Strength - controls how strongly price movement affects the faster side Trend Memory - controls how much the faster side holds its previous direction Bull / Bear / Neutral Colours - line colours Note: HyMA is intended as a trend filter and visual guide, not a complete trading system on its own. Lower agreement settings will react faster but may be noisier. Higher agreement settings will be stricter but may confirm later.
Indicador Pine Script®
por godzcopilot
ATR Fibonacci Trend Envelopes [BigBeluga]ATR Fibonacci Trend Envelopes is a professional-grade trend-following and mean-reversion framework. It combines the volatility-filtering power of Average True Range (ATR) with the mathematical precision of the Fibonacci Golden Ratio to define high-probability "buy/sell pockets" within an established trend. Equipped with a live Multi-Timeframe (MTF) dashboard, this indicator allows traders to monitor trend alignment across four different time horizons simultaneously, ensuring that local entries are always supported by the broader market structure. 🔵 THE DUAL-ENGINE FRAMEWORK Volatility-Adjusted Trend Engine: The indicator uses a customizable Moving Average (SMA, EMA, HMA, etc.) combined with an ATR multiplier to create dynamic envelopes. This filters out market noise and only signals a trend change when price decisively breaks the volatility boundary. Dynamic Golden Pocket (0.618 - 0.786): Unlike static retracements, these Fibonacci levels are calculated relative to the current ATR envelope. The "Pocket" acts as a high-interest zone where price is expected to find support (in uptrends) or resistance (in downtrends). Predictive Slope Projections: Using the current rate of change, the script projects the trend and Fibonacci levels into the future. This allows traders to visualize where "Value" will be in the coming bars, facilitating better trade planning and order placement. 🔵 CORE ARCHITECTURE MTF Alignment Dashboard: A real-time table tracks the trend status and "Pocket" proximity across four timeframes. A "BULL" status combined with an "INSIDE" pocket signal across multiple timeframes indicates a high-confluence institutional setup. Dynamic Transparency Feedback: The visual intensity of the Golden Pocket adapts based on price proximity. As price approaches the mid-point of the pocket, the colors become more saturated, providing an intuitive visual cue that the market is entering a high-probability reversal zone. Momentum-Driven Basis: The trend baseline (1.0 level) acts as the ultimate anchor. As long as price remains above this volatility-adjusted line in a bullish regime, the trend is considered structurally sound. 🔵 FEATURES Multi-MA Versatility: Choose from 5 different moving average types to calculate your trend basis, allowing the indicator to be tuned for slow-moving macro trends or fast-moving scalping setups. Real-Time Level Labels: Clear, real-time labels (0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1.0) on the right axis provide exact price targets and stop-loss anchors at a glance. Customizable Projection Length: Adjust how far the indicator looks into the "future," allowing you to anticipate structural shifts before they occur on the chart. Adaptive UI Positioning: The dashboard can be moved to any corner of the chart and scaled to match your screen resolution, ensuring it never interferes with your technical analysis. 🔵 STRATEGIC APPLICATION The "Golden" Pullback: In a confirmed Bull trend (Cyan baseline), wait for price to enter the Dynamic Golden Pocket. Use the saturation of the baseFill color to identify the core of the value zone for a long entry. MTF Confluence Trading: Only take trades when at least three timeframes on the dashboard show the same trend direction. If the 1H and 4H are "BULL" while the 15m enters the "INSIDE" pocket, you have a high-probability trend-continuation setup. Volatility Breakouts: Monitor the distance between the baseline and the 0.5 Fib. When the ATR-based envelopes contract, a volatility breakout is imminent. A "⦿" label signal combined with a price cross of the 1.0 level marks the start of a new momentum cycle. Dynamic Exit Planning: Use the projected 0.5 or 0.618 levels as trailing profit targets. Because these levels adjust for both price and volatility, they represent a mathematically "fair" area to take chips off the table. ATR Fibonacci Trend Envelopes bridges the gap between classic technical analysis and modern volatility modeling. By combining MTF awareness with the natural pull of the Fibonacci ratios, it provides a clear, actionable map for navigating any market condition.
Indicador Pine Script®
por BigBeluga
17
Trend Stripes MTFTrend Stripes MTF NR is a multi-timeframe trend filter designed for scalping and directional trading. The indicator displays market direction as simple colored stripes in a separate panel: - Aqua = bullish trend - Orange = bearish trend The trend is calculated using two EMAs (Fast EMA and Slow EMA) with optional filters: - Slow EMA slope filter - ATR distance filter - Confirmed higher-timeframe values The main idea behind this tool is combining lower-timeframe execution with higher-timeframe direction. For example: You can trade on the 1-minute chart while displaying the trend from the 15-minute timeframe. This helps avoid trading against the larger market structure and keeps entries aligned with the dominant trend. One practical setup I personally use for gold scalping: Higher timeframe trend filter: - 15-minute timeframe - EMA 20 / 50 Lower timeframe execution: - 1-minute timeframe - EMA 8 / 13 A simple approach is using two Trend Stripes indicators at the same time: First indicator: - 1-minute trend - EMA 8 / 13 Second indicator: - 15-minute trend - EMA 20 / 50 Trades are taken only when both indicators show the same direction: - Aqua + Aqua = long setups only - Orange + Orange = short setups only This approach helps filter out many weak counter-trend entries and works especially well for XAUUSD scalping. The ATR filter helps reduce noise during flat conditions by requiring a minimum distance between EMAs. The slope filter checks whether the slow EMA is actually moving in the trend direction, which can reduce false flips during consolidation. Trading With Trend Alignment Instead of Prediction This indicator is not a standalone strategy. It is designed to work together with price action, liquidity sweeps, support/resistance levels, diagonal structures, or your own entry model.
Indicador Pine Script®
por josseliani
Albtrader NQ Beast Supertrend MACD RSIThe ultimate all-in-one strategy designed specifically for NQ / MNQ (Nasdaq futures) scalping and intraday trading. This strategy combines 4 powerful elements for high-probability entries with built-in risk management: Supertrend (Factor 3, Period 10) – Dynamic trend direction + built-in trailing stop MACD (12,26,9) – Momentum confirmation on crossovers RSI (14) – Filters out overbought/oversold entries 200 EMA – Overall market bias filter ATR-based Stop Loss & Target – Smart risk-reward (default 1:2) Key Features: Clear visual Buy/Sell arrows with entry labels showing SL & TP levels Automatic dynamic Stop Loss (1.2 × ATR) Take-Profit at chosen Risk:Reward ratio Optional Supertrend trailing exit Background coloring for quick trend bias Built-in alerts for Long & Short signals Best Used On: Timeframes: 1m, 3m, or 5m Session: NY Regular Trading Hours (especially 9:30–12:00 ET) Instrument: NQ or MNQ futures How to Trade: Enter only when all conditions align (Supertrend flip + MACD cross + RSI filter + EMA bias). Exit on TP, trailing stop, or opposite signal. Warning: This is a high-volatility instrument. Always use proper risk management (max 0.5–1% risk per trade). Backtest thoroughly and forward-test in simulation before going live. No indicator is 100% accurate — combine with your own price action reading and market context for best results.
Estratégia Pine Script®
por gntfrx
Bitcoin 2Y-SMA Bands| Astral Vision Bitcoin 2Y-SMA Bands | Astral Vision 🌠💠 The 2-year simple moving average spans a full halving epoch, filtering short and medium-term noise to expose Bitcoin's underlying long-term trend. This indicator builds a two-band valuation framework anchored to this baseline. The bottom band scales the 2Y-SMA by a configurable multiplier (default 0.6), the level at which every major bear market has historically found its floor. The top band scales from the bottom by a second multiplier (default 6.5), marking the ceiling of speculative excess beyond which price has rarely sustained. The oscillator panel plots the log ratio of price to the bottom band, keeping both reference levels flat and proportionally scaled across all cycles regardless of Bitcoin's absolute price. Calculation ⚙️ `Investor Bottom = SMA(close, 730) × bottom_multiplier` `Investor Top = Investor Bottom × top_multiplier` `Ratio = close / Investor Bottom` `Oscillator = log(Ratio)` plotted against `log(1.0)` and `log(top_multiplier)` Purpose 🎯 This indicator is a personal research tool designed to contextualize Bitcoin's price within a long-term valuation framework based on the 2-year simple moving average. Disclaimer ⭕️ It is not financial advice, not an investment recommendation, and not affiliated with any financial institution, research firm, or organization of any kind. All content is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Always conduct your own research before making any financial decision. Inputs 🎛️ - `Bottom Multiplier` scales the 2Y-SMA to define the accumulation floor (default 0.6) - `Top Multiplier` scales the bottom band to define the distribution ceiling (default 6.5) - `Plot Candle` toggles candle coloring on the price chart - `Use Gradient Color` colors candles continuously by position within the valuation range rather than by binary threshold crossing Colors 🎨 5 Astral Vision presets + custom override. Default: Hermes. Plots 📊 - Investor bottom and top bands projected directly on the price chart - Log ratio oscillator in the lower panel with fills at both extremes - Background highlight when price breaches either band - Candle coloring by active regime or continuous gradient
Indicador Pine Script®
por AstralVision