PULSE order-flow + liquidity pressure engine
A professional order-flow + liquidity engine that tracks big players (“Big Boys”) entering and exiting, scores targets probabilistically, and tells you when to follow, when to wait, and when to fade.
If the first indicator is a traffic light, this one is a radar + decision engine.
1. Liquidity Map (Where price wants to go)
Draws FVGs and Order Blocks automatically
Marks Daily / Weekly Highs & Lows
These become targets, not signals
Each target is scored for probability of being hit
You do not trade randomly — you trade toward the most probable liquidity.
2. Pulse Engine (Big money detection)
Detects institutional entry
🟧 Orange = confirmed pulse (BB enters)
🟪 Purple = BB still pushing
Grey = fake / weak pulse
3. Big Boy Tracking (most important feature)
After pulse:
Tracks BB for 1–12 bars
Monitors if momentum is still supported
Detects when BB leaves or gets absorbed
Outcomes:
Continuation → trend continues
Fake stall → still pushing
Real stall → reversal likely (fade opportunity)
This is who’s in control right now logic.
4. Regime Detection (context filter)
Classifies market as:
TREND (follow BB)
ROTATION (chop, wait)
STOP-RUN (liquidity hunt, quick moves)
NEUTRAL
All probabilities and confidence are adjusted by regime (trend boosts, rotation penalizes).
5. Probability Engine (why this is advanced)
Every FVG / OB / High / Low gets:
A score (20–100)
Converted to probability via logistic curve
Assigned a decision class:
Class Meaning
AGGRESSIVE Size up
STANDARD Normal trade
SCOUT Small probe
NO_TRADE Ignore
This prevents overtrading and removes emotion.
6. Entry Logic (follow or fade)
Two modes:
Continuation → follow BB with high rVol
Exhaustion → fade BB when volume dies
Signals:
Buy = bullish pulse + BB confirmed
Sell = bearish pulse + BB confirmed
Fade = BB exits + opposing pressure
7. Candle Coloring (read chart without thinking)
Dark green/red = signal
Orange = BB entered
Purple = BB still active
Dark green/red after stall = reversal likely
Grey = dead zone (don’t trade)
You can literally trade without indicators — just colors.
8. Pressure Triangles (4-factor alignment)
Triangles show alignment strength:
Blue = volume/delta
Purple = momentum
Orange = volatility
Teal = regime
When all align → high conviction environment
This indicator tracks institutional intent in real time, scores liquidity targets with probability, and tells you whether to follow, wait, or fade the move — with regime awareness.
This is a higher-level system than my first script.
First script = entry timing + protection educational
This script = who’s in control + where price will go
Used together:
PULSE = bias + target selection
Predictive SMC = execution + filtering
Indicadores e estratégias
Predictive Emini SP500 SystemWhat this indicator does
Purpose
A smart-money + market-dynamics trading system that predicts short-term direction, highlights high-probability zones, and filters bad trades.
Core functions
1. Market Structure (SMC)
Detects FVGs, Order Blocks, BOS, CHoCH
Shows where institutions likely buy/sell
Auto-removes zones when mitigated
2. Liquidity Logic
Tracks Asia / London / NY highs & lows
Detects liquidity sweeps
Identifies cascade sweeps (multi-session stop hunts → high conviction reversal)
Warns on fakeouts (both sides swept = stay out)
3. Direction Prediction Engine
Scores bullish vs bearish using:
Momentum
Volume pressure
Delta
Absorption
Sweeps
Structure breaks
Outputs:
Forecast: BULL / BEAR / NEUTRAL
Strength % (confidence)
4. Trade Signal System
Only triggers trades when:
Forecast strength is high
Volume confirms (RVOL)
EMA trend aligns
Candle confirms
Not in danger zone
Auto-sets:
Stop (ATR based)
Target (R multiple)
5. Danger Zone Filter (very important)
Blocks trading when:
Low volume
Low volatility
Tight range
Lunch hours
This prevents chop and overtrading.
6. Sessions & Context
Draws Asia, London, NY boxes
Helps you know when moves are likely to happen
7. Stats Table (decision panel)
One glance tells you:
Trade or wait
Direction & confidence
Trend, momentum, pressure
Session
Danger status
This indicator waits for smart money to grab liquidity, confirms direction with momentum + volume + structure, blocks bad conditions, then signals only high-probability trades.
Saeid Faniy Fusion IndicatorThis is a comprehensive Pine Script trading indicator called "Saeid Faniy Fusion Strategy" that combines multiple technical analysis tools. Here's a breakdown of what it does:
Main Components
1. RSI (Relative Strength Index)
Customizable length (default)
Overbought/oversold bands at multiple levels (Default)
Uses low price as default source
2. RSI Divergence Detection
Identifies bullish and bearish divergences
Detects pivot highs and lows
Shows signals with colored circles and background highlighting
Customizable Lookback period
3. Stochastic RSI
Standard Stochastic RSI with K and D lines
Detects overbought (>80) and oversold (<20) conditions
Identifies crossovers for potential signals
4. Money Flow Index (MFI)
Length: Default
Overbought/oversold levels
Combined with RSI and Stochastic for a composite indicator
5. Moving Averages
Two customizable MAs (default)
Multiple MA types: SMA, EMA, DEMA, TEMA, Hull, VWMA, RMA
Color-coded based on trend direction
Filled area between MAs shows bullish/bearish zones
Optional signal circles for trend changes
6. Keltner Channel
100-period length with 5x multiplier
Uses true range for band calculation
Identifies price extremes
7. EMA Envelope
55-period length with 4% deviation
Creates upper and lower bands around the basis
8. Combined Signal System
The script generates BUY and SELL signals when ALL conditions align:
Buy Signal:
RSI < oversold level
Stochastic < oversold level
MFI overbought level
Stochastic > overbought level
MFI > overbought level
Fast MA > Slow MA
Price > Keltner upper band
Price > Envelope upper band
9. Candlestick Patterns (Optional)
Detects 15+ patterns including:
Doji, Hammer, Shooting Star
Engulfing patterns (bullish/bearish)
Morning/Evening Star
Harami patterns
And more...
10. Visual Features
Background coloring for divergences and signals
Customizable watermark
Alert conditions for all major signals
Toggle options to show/hide different components
Key Strengths
✅ Multi-indicator confirmation reduces false signals
✅ Comprehensive divergence detection
✅ Highly customizable
✅ Built-in alerts
✅ Clean visual presentation
Considerations
⚠️ Requires ALL conditions to align for signals (may miss opportunities)
⚠️ Multiple indicators can cause lag
⚠️ Best used on higher timeframes to avoid noise
⚠️ Should be backtested before live trading
This is a confluence-based strategy designed to catch high-probability setups when multiple technical factors align.
Smooth Trader Concepts ToolkitToolkit providing VWAP bands, ORB levels, PVSRA-style high-volume candle detection, multi-timeframe VIDYA trend coloring, and MV Cloud (EMA/VWAP envelope). Designed as a visual support layer for delta-based strategies.
Smooth Trader Concepts – Supporting Toolkit This is the companion toolkit to the premium Smooth Trader Delta Signal System. It provides essential visual overlays and volume/momentum context tools without duplicating the paid indicator's proprietary signals (PL/PS entries, delta absorption, histogram, or heat map). The toolkit is fully transparent, optimized for performance, and intended for educational use and community contribution.
Core Features & Logic
*Time-Divided VWAP Bands
Anchored VWAP reset on user-selected periods (1D to 12M). Displays current and previous session VWAP with 4 deviation bands (multipliers 1–4).
Bands are filled with gradient opacity for depth perception. Current bands use a custom color (#9c28b1 default); previous bands use maroon. All bands are toggleable.
*Opening Range Breakout (ORB) Levels
Plots high/low of the regular session opening range on user-selected higher timeframes (default 15m & 60m).
Historical ORB lines are optional. Colors are green (high) and red (low) for clear breakout identification.
*PVSRA-Style High-Volume Candle Detection
Classifies candles based on volume relative to 10-bar SMA and candle magnitude (high-low range). High volume: ≥2× average or highest magnitude in lookback → strong color
Medium volume: ≥1.5× average → lighter color
Display options: candle coloring or diamond markers (above/below bar). Bull/bear colors are customizable.
*Multi-Timeframe VIDYA Trend Coloring
Applies adaptive VIDYA (Variable Index Dynamic Average) across user-selected timeframe presets (1 min to monthly).
Colors candle bodies with a gradient based on MTF z-score average: bullish teal, bearish magenta, neutral gray.
Presets are processed only on the first bar for efficiency.
*MV Cloud (EMA/VWAP Envelope)
Plots a short EMA (21) against a running VWAP (length based on aggressive/moderate/conservative preset).
Fills the envelope with semi-transparent color (bullish when EMA > VWAP, bearish otherwise). Provides quick visual trend and mean-reversion context.
Optimizations & ImprovementsAll major inputs use enum types for cleaner UI and fewer errors.
Calculations refactored from methods to functions for better readability and performance.
Unused/duplicate security calls removed; lower-TF library upgraded to v5.
First-bar preset assignment and non-visual scaling refinements for faster execution.
Format set to volume with precision 0; default colors updated for better chart readability.
How to UseAdd the indicator from the public library.
Customize via grouped inputs: toggle VWAP bands/ORB lines, select PVSRA display style, choose VIDYA preset, and adjust MV Cloud aggression.
Use as a visual support layer alongside delta-focused tools — VWAP/ORB for structure, PVSRA for volume spikes, VIDYA coloring for trend bias, and MV Cloud for dynamic envelopes.
Ideal for 5m–4h timeframes on stocks, forex, or crypto.
This toolkit is released to support the trading community and encourage contributions. It is not intended as a standalone signal generator — pair it with delta/volume analysis for best results.Disclaimer
For educational and informational purposes only. No trading advice is provided. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Use at your own risk. The code is original with refinements for clarity and efficiency; no performance guarantees are made.
Strategy #2 [Rider Algo]Strategy #2 (Indicator) — What it does
Strategy #2 is a rebound-confirmation indicator built around Trend Optimizer lines and WaveTrend confirmation .
Its main purpose is to print high-quality rebound labels when price aggressively tests an optimizer line and then confirms the bounce.
The two key labels are:
Strat #2 LT (Long-Term optimizer rebound label)
Strat #2 ST (Short-Term optimizer rebound label)
These labels are the core of the indicator.
The two Optimizer Lines
LT Optimizer Line (Long Term): stronger, more reliable line (primary mean-reversion / support-resistance reference).
ST Optimizer Line (Short Term): faster, weaker line (more aggressive, more signals, more noise).
Strat #2 LT — When the label appears (most important)
Bullish Strat #2 LT (rebound long)
The label “Strat #2 LT” prints when ALL conditions are met:
Price context: price is still considered “coming from strength” (HH context remains valid even if a LH appears, as long as the LT line has not been tested yet).
Test: price drops and touches the LT Optimizer line as support (low reaches the LT support line).
Hold: the LT line does NOT break (no confirmed close below LT support after the touch and before confirmation).
Confirmation (first time after the touch): the first confirmed candle that prints either:
Bullish M , or
Attention
...triggers the label.
Meaning: price sold off into LT support, support held, and momentum confirms the rebound.
Bearish Strat #2 LT (rebound short) — Mirror logic
Price context: remains valid from bearish strength (LL context).
Test: price rallies and touches LT Optimizer line as resistance.
Hold: LT line does NOT break (no confirmed close above resistance).
Confirmation (first time after the touch): first confirmed candle after the touch printing:
Bearish M , or
Warning
...triggers “Strat #2 LT” .
Strat #2 ST — When the label appears
“Strat #2 ST” follows the exact same logic , but using the Short-Term Optimizer line instead of LT.
More frequent signals
More sensitive
Best used with higher timeframe confluence or as an aggressive early entry / scale-in
Default visibility (clean chart by default)
Enabled by default: Strat #2 LT labels
Disabled by default: Optimizer lines, Strat #2 ST labels, and WaveTrend (M / Warning / Attention)
This keeps the focus on the only thing that matters: the Strategy #2 labels .
Smooth Trader Absorption SignalsSummarized Description: Specialized delta-based indicator delivering clear Power Long (PL) buy and Power Short (PS) sell signals, volume delta histogram, absorption candle detection, and integrated trend heat map via gradual candle coloring. Optimized for performance with enum inputs and function-based logic.
Full Description: Smooth Trader Delta Signal SystemThis indicator provides traders with a focused, high-signal-to-noise tool centered on volume delta dynamics and momentum shifts. It combines targeted entry signals with visual delta analysis and a built-in trend context — without unnecessary overlays or excessive features.
Core Components and Logic
*Power Long (PL) & Power Short (PS) Signals
PL signals identify potential bullish entries: bearish delta divergence on the prior bar followed by a confirmed bullish candle (large body relative to ATR and average volume, or any candle based on user preference). PS signals detect bearish reversals symmetrically.
Consecutive signals are filtered (optional) to reduce noise in choppy markets. Signals alternate via a state machine to ensure clean, non-overlapping alerts.
*Volume Delta Histogram (VDH)
Displays cumulative buy/sell volume delta using lower-timeframe precision (enum-selectable: Long, Medium, or Short Range Look Back).
Resets on user-defined conditions (Never, Higher TF interval, or regular session start).
Visualized as columns with customizable bull/bear colors; session high/low extremes are highlighted with lines and labels for context.
*Delta Absorption Candles
Detects divergence between price direction and delta volume (e.g., bullish price move on bearish delta indicates absorption).
Highlighted via optional candle coloring (divergence-specific colors) or baked into the main chart candle gradient for quick visual confirmation.
*Trend Heat Map (Integrated Candle Coloring)
Applies a gradual color gradient to candle bodies based on multi-timeframe VIDYA-based z-score average (first-bar preset assignment for efficiency).
Colors shift smoothly from neutral gray to bullish teal or bearish magenta as momentum strengthens/weakens across selected timeframes. This provides ongoing trend context without separate plots.
Key Optimizations & RefinementsAll inputs use enum types for intuitive selection and reduced errors.
*Calculations refactored from methods to functions for cleaner structure and performance.
*Lower-TF library upgraded to v5; unused/duplicate security calls removed.
*Presets processed only on first bar; histogram scaling and visual values refined for consistency.
*Format set to price (precision 0) for better chart integration; default colors updated for readability.
How to Use
1. Add the indicator from Invite-Only Scripts .
2. Customize via enums: signal type (Trend/All), consecutive filter, VDH reset/precision, timeframe preset.
3. Monitor PL/PS labels for entries; use delta histogram for volume confirmation and absorption candles for reversal context.
4. Candle heat map shows trend strength — stronger gradients indicate higher conviction.
5. Set alerts on PL/PS conditions for real-time notifications.
This tool is designed for discretionary traders on 5–60m timeframes in volatile markets (forex, crypto, indices). It requires TradingView Premium for full invite-only access.Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and informational purposes only. No trading advice is provided. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Use at your own risk. The logic is original with refinements for efficiency and focus; no performance guarantees are made.
CCT LevelsGENERAL OVERVIEW:
The CCT Levels indicator is a multi-component market structure and context tool designed to automatically plot higher-timeframe Points of Interest (POI), Turtle Soup levels, Liquidity levels, Killzones, and Fair Value Gaps directly on the chart. It combines multiple structural reference models into a single indicator to help traders visualize where price has previously expanded, reversed, or created imbalance in order to trade the CCT Model.
This indicator was developed by Flux Charts in collaboration with Cramson Capital.
What is the theory behind the indicator?:
The CCT Levels indicator is built on Candle Continuation Theory (CCT), a mechanical framework. It’s designed to remove discretion from trend identification and execution.
At its core, CCT is based on one principle: Markets move as a sequence of candle ranges that expand, pull back, and then continue.
A single candle is not just a price bar. It is a completed range defined by a high and a low. When price closes beyond a previous candle’s range, the market has shown directional intent. When it fails to do so, price is still inside balance.
CCT does not attempt to predict direction. It waits for the market to prove continuation by closing outside prior ranges, then uses lower-timeframe structure to enter once price pulls back and re-expands.
The CCT Levels indicator translates this theory into fully rules-based, higher-timeframe reference levels that define where continuation, rejection, and liquidity are most likely to occur.
Specifically, the indicator highlights:
Where price has already expanded (Point of Interest (POI) Levels)
These mark previously untapped highs or lows that a higher-timeframe candle closed beyond, confirming expansion and directional intent.
Where false breaks may occur (Turtle Soup Levels)
These mark the high or low of the most recently closed candle, capturing areas where price may briefly break and reverse.
Where price is most likely drawn back to (Liquidity Levels)
These mark the extreme of a completed higher-timeframe candle range and serve as continuation targets after pullbacks.
When institutional trading activity is most active (CCT Killzones)
These highlight key session windows where expansions and reversals are most likely to occur.
Where price moved too quickly to trade fairly (Fair Value Gaps)
These highlight imbalances where price may later rebalance before continuing.
CCT LEVELS FEATURES:
The CCT Levels indicator includes 5 main features:
POI Levels
Turtle Soup Levels
Liquidity Levels
CCT Killzones
Fair Value Gaps
POI LEVELS:
🔹What are POI Levels?
Point of Interest (POI) Levels are higher-timeframe expansion levels derived directly from completed candle ranges. In Candle Continuation Theory, a POI represents the exact moment the market proves directional intent by closing outside of a previously respected range.
A POI is not a random high or low. It is a range boundary that price had never traded through before, which was then accepted by a higher-timeframe candle close.
In CCT, this matters because:
As long as price is inside a prior range, the market is still in balance
Only when price closes beyond that range does continuation become valid
POIs mark those confirmed expansion points
The CCT Levels indicator supports two independent POI level sets, each based on a user-selected timeframe, allowing traders to monitor multiple layers of higher-timeframe expansion simultaneously.
🔹How POI Levels Are Identified
POI Levels are calculated exclusively from the timeframe selected in the indicator settings, not from the chart timeframe. This allows traders to view higher-timeframe structure while operating on lower-timeframe charts.
For each enabled POI timeframe, the indicator follows a fixed, rules-based process:
1. The indicator continuously monitors the selected timeframe and waits for a candle to close. (Only closed candles are evaluated by the indicator. The currently forming candle is ignored.)
Once a candle closes, the indicator first determines the candle’s direction by comparing its open and close.
2. The indicator then checks whether that candle closed beyond a previously untapped area:
For bullish candles, it checks whether price closed above prior untapped highs.
For bearish candles, it checks whether price closed below prior untapped lows.
3. If the candle both:
Closes in one direction and
Breaks into an area that had not yet been traded through a new Point of Interest is created.
4. The level that was broken for the first time becomes the active POI for that timeframe. If a completed candle does not break into a new untapped area, no new POI is formed, and the most recent POI remains active and displayed.
POI Levels represent freshly broken, previously untouched highs or lows, not arbitrary candle extremes.
🔹Bullish POI Level Example
A Bullish Point of Interest Level forms when price expands upward into a previously untapped high on the selected POI timeframe. This process is entirely rules-based and only evaluates closed candles.
◇ Step One
The indicator first references the POI timeframe selected in the settings. All logic described below is evaluated only on that timeframe, regardless of the chart timeframe you are viewing.
For example, if the POI timeframe is set to 1H, then only closed 1-hour candles are evaluated.
◇ Step Two
Once a candle closes, the indicator compares its open and close.
A candle is classified as bullish when it closes above its open. If the candle does not close bullish, no bullish POI can form.
◇ Step Three
After confirming a bullish close, the indicator looks for previous highs that the current candle closed above and checks for untapped highs.
An untapped high is a high that formed and price never traded at the same level or higher since it formed.
◇ Step Four
For a bullish POI to form, the closed bullish candle must close above an untapped high, not just wick above it. This distinction is critical because a wick alone means rejection, but a close means acceptance of higher value.
The indicator will automatically plot the level, and when a POI forms, it will display a label indicating the timeframe from which it originated.
🔹Bearish POI Level Example
A Bearish POI Level forms when price expands downward into a previously untapped low on the selected POI timeframe. This process is entirely rules-based and evaluates only closed candles on the chosen POI timeframe.
◇ Step One
The indicator first references the POI timeframe selected in the settings. All bearish POI logic is evaluated strictly on that timeframe, regardless of the chart timeframe you are viewing.
For example, if the POI timeframe is set to 1H, then only 1-hour candles that closed are used to detect bearish POIs.
◇ Step Two
Once a candle on the POI timeframe fully closes, the indicator compares its open and close.
A candle is classified as bearish when it closes below its open. If the candle does not close bearish, no bearish POI can form, and the indicator moves on without updating the level.
◇ Step Three
After confirming a bearish close, the indicator looks for previous lows that the candle closed below and checks whether those lows were untapped.
An untapped low is a low that formed and price has never traded at or below that level since it formed. If price has previously wicked into or traded through that low, it is considered taken out and is ignored by the indicator.
◇ Step Four
For a bearish POI to form, the completed bearish candle must close below an untapped low, not wick below it. This distinction is critical since a wick below a low signals rejection, while a close below the low signals acceptance of lower value. Every untapped low the candle closes below is marked as a bearish POI level.
The indicator automatically plots the level(s) with labels showing the timeframe from which the POI originated.
🔹POI Level Replacement Logic
POI Levels are designed to always reflect the most recent valid higher-timeframe expansion, not every candle that prints.
Once a POI is formed, it becomes the active POI for that timeframe and remains visible on the chart until a new valid POI replaces it.
Here’s how that logic works in practice:
If the next completed candle on the POI timeframe does not break into a new untapped area, no new POI is created
When no new POI forms, the most recent POI remains active and continues extending on the chart
If price later prints a closed candle that breaks into a new untapped high (bullish) or untapped low (bearish), then:
The previous POIs are removed
The newly formed POIs replace them
At all times, the indicator shows only the latest valid POI per timeframe.
🔹POI Settings
◇ POI Timeframes
The indicator supports two separate POI level sets, each with its own timeframe selection. Each POI set’s timeframe can be customized, and each set can be individually enabled or disabled. This allows traders to view, for example, 1H and Daily POIs simultaneously on the same chart.
◇ Labels
The Labels option controls whether POI levels display text labels. When enabled, each POI shows a label with its originating timeframe (e.g., 1H, 1D). When disabled, POI lines remain visible, and labels are hidden. Label text color and size is fully customizable as well.
◇ Extend Levels
The Extend Levels setting controls how far POI levels project into the future. When enabled, POI levels extend a user-defined number of bars forward.
◇ Line Style
POI levels can be styled using:
Solid
Dashed
Dotted
◇ Line Width
The Line Width setting controls the thickness of POI level lines.
◇ Color Customization
Each POI set has independent color controls for Bullish POI Levels and Bearish POI Levels. This makes it easy to visually separate direction, timeframe, or importance at a glance.
TURTLE SOUP LEVELS:
🔹What are Turtle Soup Levels?
Turtle Soup Levels are higher-timeframe false expansion reference levels derived from the most recently completed candle range. In Candle Continuation Theory, these levels highlight where price may briefly break a range and fail, trapping breakout traders before reversing.
While POI Levels mark accepted expansion, Turtle Soup Levels mark potential rejection.
They are designed to capture the exact edge of the most recent higher-timeframe candle range, which is often the first area price probes during continuation pullbacks or failed break attempts.
In the CCT Levels indicator, Turtle Soup Levels are:
Automatically detected
Based strictly on a user-selected timeframe
Continuously updated using closed candles only
Unlike POI Levels, Turtle Soup Levels:
Update every time a new candle closes
Always reflect the most recent completed candle
Do not depend on untapped highs or lows
Do not persist conditionally
The indicator supports two independent Turtle Soup level sets, each with its own timeframe and styling options.
🔹How Turtle Soup Levels Are Identified
Turtle Soup Levels are calculated strictly from the timeframe selected in the settings, not the chart timeframe. For each enabled Turtle Soup timeframe, the indicator follows this exact process:
The indicator waits for a candle on the selected timeframe to fully close
Once the candle closes, the indicator evaluates its direction by comparing the open and close
Based on that direction, a single level is plotted. If the candle is Bearish, the high is considered the Turtle Soup. If the candle is Bullish, the low is considered the Turtle Soup.
That level becomes the active Turtle Soup level and is updated again on the next candle close
🔹Turtle Soup Low Example
A Turtle Soup Low forms when the most recently closed candle on the selected Turtle Soup timeframe closes bullish.
◇ Step One
The indicator references the Turtle Soup timeframe selected in the settings. All logic is evaluated only on that timeframe.
For example, if the Turtle Soup timeframe is set to 1H, only closed 1-hour candles are used.
◇ Step Two
Once the candle closes, the indicator checks its direction. A candle is classified as bullish when it closes above its open.
◇ Step Three
If the candle is bullish, the indicator automatically marks the low of that closed candle. That low becomes the Turtle Soup Level. The level is plotted immediately and labeled “TS” when labels are enabled.
🔹Turtle Soup High Example
A Turtle Soup High forms when the most recently closed candle on the selected Turtle Soup timeframe closes bearish.
◇ Step One
The indicator references the Turtle Soup timeframe selected in the settings. All logic is evaluated only on that timeframe.
For example, if the Turtle Soup timeframe is set to 1H, only closed 1-hour candles are used.
◇ Step Two
Once the candle closes, the indicator checks its direction. A candle is classified as bearish when it closes below its open.
◇ Step Three
If the candle is bearish, the indicator automatically marks the high of that closed candle. That high becomes the Turtle Soup Level. The level is plotted immediately and labeled “TS” when labels are enabled.
🔹Turtle Soup Level Replacement Logic
Turtle Soup Levels are intentionally designed to be fully dynamic and always current.
Unlike POI Levels, Turtle Soup Levels do not persist conditionally and do not wait for special criteria to remain active.
The update logic works as follows:
On every completed candle of the selected Turtle Soup timeframe, the indicator recalculates the Turtle Soup Level
The level is derived only from the most recently closed candle
The previously plotted Turtle Soup level is removed, and the newly calculated level replaces it
Thus, there is always exactly one active Turtle Soup level per timeframe.
🔹Turtle Soup Settings
◇ Turtle Soup Timeframes
The indicator supports two separate Turtle Soup level sets, each with its own timeframe selection. Each Turtle Soup set’s timeframe can be customized, and each set can be individually enabled or disabled. This allows traders to view, for example, 1H and Daily Turtle Soups simultaneously on the same chart.
◇ Labels
The Labels option controls whether Turtle Soup levels display text labels. When enabled, each Turtle Soup level includes a label with text of “TS”. When disabled, Turtle Soup lines remain visible, and labels are hidden. Label text color and size is fully customizable as well.
◇ Extend Levels
The Extend Levels setting controls how far Turtle Soup levels project into the future. When enabled, Turtle Soup levels extend a user-defined number of bars forward.
◇ Line Style
Turtle Soup levels can be styled using:
Solid
Dashed
Dotted
◇ Line Width
The Line Width setting controls the thickness of Turtle Soup lines.
◇ Color Customization
Each Turtle Soup set has independent color controls for different timeframes.
LIQUIDITY LEVELS:
🔹 What are Liquidity Levels?
Liquidity Levels are higher-timeframe draw-on reference levels derived from completed candle ranges and anchored to confirmed expansion events. In Candle Continuation Theory, once the market proves direction by closing beyond a prior range (a POI), price often revisits prior extremes where orders previously accumulated or were left unfilled. Liquidity Levels represent those areas.
They are not random highs or lows. They are range extremes of completed higher-timeframe candles, selected only after the market has already shown directional intent through a POI.
In CCT terms:
POIs confirm directional acceptance
Liquidity Levels define where price may seek resolution
This separation is intentional. Liquidity Levels are contextual targets, not entry signals.
🔹How Liquidity Levels Are Identified
Liquidity Levels are calculated strictly from the timeframe selected in the settings, not from the chart timeframe.
For each enabled Liquidity timeframe, the indicator follows this fixed, rules-based process:
The indicator continuously monitors the selected Liquidity timeframe and waits for a candle to fully close. (Only closed candles are evaluated)
Once a candle closes, the indicator evaluates its direction by comparing the candle’s open and close. If the candle closes bullish, the high of that candle becomes the Liquidity Level. If the candle closes bearish, the low of that candle becomes the Liquidity Level.
That price is plotted as the active Liquidity Level and labeled “$$$” when labels are enabled.
However, unlike Turtle Soup Levels, Liquidity Levels are not updated on every candle close.
🔹Liquidity Level Update Logic
Liquidity Levels are tied directly to POI formation.
This means:
Liquidity Levels are only recalculated when a new POI forms
If no new POI forms, Liquidity Levels remain unchanged, even as new candles close
This allows Liquidity Levels to persist across multiple candles like POI Levels.
In practice:
When a POI updates, the Liquidity Level is recalculated using the most recent closed candle on the Liquidity timeframe
When no POI updates occur, the Liquidity Level continues extending forward
This behavior mirrors how POI Levels persist when no new POIs are formed, ensuring Liquidity Levels remain relevant and not noisy.
🔹Bullish Draw on Liquidity Example
A Bullish Liquidity Level forms when the most recent closed candle on the selected Liquidity timeframe closes bullish, and a new POI event triggers an update.
◇ Step One
The indicator references the Liquidity timeframe selected in the settings.
For example, if the Liquidity timeframe is set to 1H, only closed 1-hour candles are evaluated.
◇ Step Two
Once a candle closes, the indicator checks its direction. A candle is classified as bullish when it closes above its open.
◇ Step Three
If a new POI has formed and the candle is bullish, the indicator marks the high of that candle. That high becomes the Bullish Draw on Liquidity Level.
◇ Step Four
The level is labeled “$$$” when labels are enabled and remains active until the next POI-triggered update. If subsequent candles close bullish or bearish without a new POI forming, the Liquidity Level does not change.
🔹Bearish Draw on Liquidity Example
A Bearish Liquidity Level forms when the most recent closed candle on the selected Liquidity timeframe closes bearish, and a new POI event triggers an update.
◇ Step One
The indicator references the Liquidity timeframe selected in the settings.
For example, if the Liquidity timeframe is set to 1H, only closed 1-hour candles are evaluated.
◇ Step Two
Once a candle closes, the indicator checks its direction. A candle is classified as bearish when it closes below its open.
◇ Step Three
If a new POI has formed and the candle is bearish, the indicator marks the low of that candle. That low becomes the Bearish Draw on Liquidity Level.
◇ Step Four
The level is labeled “$$$” when labels are enabled and remains active until the next POI-triggered update. If subsequent candles close bullish or bearish without a new POI forming, the Liquidity Level does not change and continues extending on the chart.
🔹Liquidity Level Persistence Logic
Liquidity Levels are intentionally designed to be contextual and stable, rather than updating on every candle close. In Candle Continuation Theory, liquidity is only relevant after the market has proven direction through a higher-timeframe expansion. For that reason, Liquidity Levels are tied directly to POI formation, not to individual candles.
Once a Liquidity Level is plotted, it remains active and continues extending forward until a new POI forms. If additional candles close on the Liquidity timeframe without a new POI being created, the Liquidity Level does not change. This prevents unnecessary recalculation and ensures the level remains aligned with the most recent confirmed expansion rather than short-term price fluctuations.
When a new POI forms, the existing Liquidity Level is removed and a new one is calculated using the most recently closed candle on the selected Liquidity timeframe. At any given time, only the most recent Liquidity Level per timeframe is displayed. Liquidity Levels never stack, and they always correspond to the latest POI-driven market context.
🔹Liquidity Level Settings
◇ Liquidity Timeframes
The indicator supports two separate Liquidity Level sets, each with its own timeframe selection. Each Liquidity set’s timeframe can be customized, and each set can be individually enabled or disabled. This allows traders to view, for example, 1H and Daily Liquidity Levels simultaneously on the same chart.
◇ Labels
The Labels option controls whether Liquidity Levels display text labels. When enabled, each Liquidity Level includes a label with the text “$$$”. When disabled, Liquidity Level lines remain visible, and labels are hidden. Label text color and size are fully customizable as well.
◇ Extend Levels
The Extend Levels setting controls how far Liquidity Levels project into the future. When enabled, Liquidity Levels extend a user-defined number of bars forward.
◇ Line Style
Liquidity Levels can be styled using:
Solid
Dashed
Dotted
◇ Line Width
The Line Width setting controls the thickness of Liquidity Level lines.
◇ Color Customization
Each Liquidity Level set has independent color controls, allowing traders to visually separate Liquidity Levels by timeframe or from other level types on the chart.
CCT KILLZONES:
🔹What Are CCT Killzones?
CCT Killzones are time-based market context zones designed to highlight specific trading sessions where institutional participation is most active. Rather than marking price levels, Killzones define when price is most likely to expand, consolidate, or reverse based on session transitions.
In Candle Continuation Theory, timing matters just as much as structure. Higher-timeframe expansions (POIs) and Liquidity Levels provide where price is reacting, while Killzones provide when meaningful interaction is more likely to occur.
The CCT Levels indicator includes built-in Killzones to visually frame price action during key global trading sessions without requiring manual session marking.
🔹How CCT Killzones Are Identified
CCT Killzones are calculated using fixed session times, not price-based conditions. They are plotted directly on the chart as shaded boxes during predefined windows, adjusted to New York time for consistency.
Each Killzone follows this rules-based process:
The indicator checks whether the current chart timeframe is intraday
If the chart is intraday, the indicator monitors time-of-day relative to predefined session windows
When price enters a Killzone window, a shaded box begins plotting
While the session is active, the box dynamically expands to capture the session’s high and low
When the session ends, the box stops expanding and remains visible as historical context
🔹Included CCT Killzones
The indicator includes four Killzones, each corresponding to a major global trading session:
Asia Killzone – 20:00-22:00 EST
London Killzone – 02:00-04:00 EST
New York Killzone – 10:00-12:00 EST
Daily Open – 17:00-18:00 EST
Each Killzone can be independently enabled or disabled in the settings.
🔹CCT Killzone Settings
◇ Killzone Visibility
Each Killzone (Asia, London, New York) has its own enable/disable toggle, allowing traders to display only the sessions they want to focus on.
◇ Killzone Colors
Each Killzone has an independent color setting. Colors can be customized to visually distinguish sessions or match a preferred chart theme.
◇ Labels
The Labels option controls whether Killzones display text labels (e.g., ASIA, LONDON, NY). When enabled, labels appear within the Killzone box. Label color and size are fully customizable. When disabled, Killzones remain visible without text.
◇ Label Size
Label size can be adjusted using standard size options (Tiny, Small, Normal, Large, Huge).
FAIR VALUE GAPS:
🔹What is a Fair Value Gap?:
A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is an area where the market’s perception of fair value suddenly changes. On your chart, it appears as a three-candle pattern: a large candle in the middle, with smaller candles on each side that don’t fully overlap it. A bullish FVG forms when a bullish candle is between two smaller bullish/bearish candles, where the first and third candles’ wicks don’t overlap each other at all. A bearish FVG forms when a bearish candle is between two smaller bullish/bearish candles, where the first and third candles’ wicks don’t overlap each other at all.
Bullish & Bearish FVGs:
In the settings, you can toggle on/off FVGs, choose the invalidation method, adjust the sensitivity, and toggle on FVG Midline.
🔹FVG Settings
◇ Enabled
This toggle controls whether Fair Value Gaps are displayed on the chart. When disabled, no FVG zones are calculated or plotted.
◇ Invalidation Method
The Invalidation Method setting allows traders to choose how an FVG is invalidated. You can choose between Close and Wick.
Close: A candle must close below a bullish FVG or above a bearish FVG to invalidate it.
Wick: A candle’s wick must go below a bullish FVG or above a bearish FVG to invalidate it.
◇ Sensitivity
The sensitivity setting determines the minimum gap size required for an FVG detection. A higher sensitivity will filter out smaller gaps, while a lower sensitivity will detect more frequent, smaller gaps. Setting the sensitivity to 0 will display all gaps, regardless of their size.
◇ Midline
When enabled, the indicator plots a midline inside each Fair Value Gap. The midline represents the midpoint of the imbalance range and can be used as a reference for partial rebalancing or reactions.
Midline customization includes:
Midline toggle on/off
Midline color
Midline line style (Solid, Dashed, Dotted)
◇ Only Show 1M/15M
This option restricts Fair Value Gap detection and display to only the 1-minute and 15-minute timeframes.
When enabled:
FVGs will only appear when the chart timeframe is 1-minute or 15-minute
Higher-timeframe FVGs are hidden
IMPORTANT NOTES:
TradingView has limitations when running features on multiple timeframes, which can result in the following restriction:
Computation Error:
The computation of using MTF features is very intensive on TradingView. This can sometimes cause calculation timeouts. When this occurs, simply force the recalculation by modifying one indicator’s settings or by removing the indicator and adding it to your chart again.
UNIQUENESS:
The CCT Levels indicator is unique because it provides a fully rules-based implementation of Candle Continuation Theory using only completed candle structure. Every level is derived mechanically from user-selected timeframes with no discretion, prediction, or repainting. POI Levels define confirmed expansion, Turtle Soup Levels mark failure risk, Liquidity Levels anchor continuation context, Killzones control timing, and Fair Value Gaps highlight imbalance. Together, these components form a single, objective framework for reading market context across all markets and timeframes.
TDL: Trendline Break Manipulation Pro Overview
TDL: Trendline Break, Retest & Manipulation identifies three price-action opportunities around dynamic trendline breaks : Breakouts , Retests , and Traps .
Each signal is tracked independently and graded (A/B/C) using a proprietary confluence score —so you can focus on the highest-quality setups, not noise.
A built-in real-time performance dashboard tracks win rates by signal type and grade , helping you optimize settings based on what’s actually working on your instrument.
Examples
How It Works
1) Dynamic Trendline Detection
The script uses pivot-based swing detection to draw adaptive trendlines that evolve with price. Trendline slope can be calculated using:
ATR (volatility-adjusted)
Standard Deviation (dispersion-based)
Linear Regression (structure-based)
2) Signal Types
A) Breakouts
A breakout triggers when price closes beyond the dynamic trendline. To avoid “weak breaks,” optional quality filters include:
Volume confirmation (multiplier vs average)
Candle body strength (filters doji / weak closes)
Close-beyond-level buffer
Higher timeframe trend alignment
B) Retests
After a valid breakout, the script projects the broken trendline forward and detects retests as price returns to the level:
Forward projection of the trendline after the break
Configurable tolerance zone (retest sensitivity)
Multi-touch support (multiple retests per break)
Optional rejection confirmation
C) Traps (Manipulation Detection)
Traps identify failed breakouts: a break through the trendline followed by a fast reversal and reclaim.
Break + rapid reversal condition
Impulse candle confirmation (momentum requirement)
Trendline reclaim verification
Optional consolidation requirement
Optional RSI divergence confirmation
Signal Grading (A / B / C)
Every signal receives a grade based on a 7-factor confluence score :
Price position vs key moving averages
Moving average alignment (trend structure)
RSI momentum positioning
Volume confirmation
Higher timeframe trend alignment
Candle close strength
Distance from mean (extension filter)
Grade A = 6–7 factors aligned (highest quality)
Grade B = 4–5 factors aligned (moderate quality)
Grade C = 0–3 factors aligned (lower quality)
Note: Grading is independent of filter toggles—it's an objective quality label for every signal.
Win Rate Dashboard
The dashboard tracks performance in real time, including:
Overall Stats
Win Rate (%)
Total Trades
Profit Factor
Expectancy (R-multiple)
Current Streak
Max Consecutive Losses
By Signal Type
Breakouts: win rate + trade count
Retests: win rate + trade count
Traps: win rate + trade count
By Grade
Grade A: win rate + trade count
Grade B: win rate + trade count
Grade C: win rate + trade count
Filters (Optional)
Use filters to increase selectivity (typically fewer but higher-quality signals):
EMA Trend Filter (directional bias)
RSI Momentum Filter (entry regime)
Volume Filter (above-average participation)
ADX Filter (trend strength threshold)
Higher Timeframe Filter (EMA-based alignment)
Session Filter (restrict to specific hours)
Grade Filter (e.g., only Grade A)
Visual Features
Dynamic trendlines + extended projections
Color-coded markers for Breakouts / Retests / Traps
Grade labels (A/B/C) on signals
Entry / Stop / Take Profit levels for active trades
Win/Loss labels for outcomes
Customizable styling (colors, sizes)
Risk Management
Built-in SL/TP logic supports:
ATR-Based (volatility-adjusted stops/targets)
Risk:Reward (fixed R:R from signal)
Fixed Ticks (instrument-specific precision)
Optional loss cooldown can pause signals after consecutive losses.
How To Use
Add to chart on any timeframe (works across all)
Review dashboard performance for your instrument
Enable the signal types that perform best
Start with the HTF trend filter for cleaner setups
Use grades to increase selectivity (Grade A is most selective)
Consider “Only Grade A” for maximum filtering
Best Practices
Backtest per instrument/timeframe—results vary widely
Start with defaults, then adjust based on dashboard feedback
Higher timeframes are typically more reliable (fewer traps/noise)
Combine filters carefully (higher win rate, fewer signals)
Notes / Disclaimer
Backtest simulates entries at signal close
Past performance does not guarantee future results
Not financial advice—use proper risk management
ORB ScannerThe Orb Scanner is a cutting-edge maritime intelligence device that revolutionizes how vessels navigate and operate in complex oceanic environments. This sophisticated system integrates multiple scanning technologies into a unified platform, serving as the digital nerve center for modern maritime operations.
Macro Trend Divider Band [TrendRider]Macro-Trend Divider Band (200D SMA + 21W EMA)
This indicator is a macro-trend “divider band” overlay designed to keep you aligned with the higher-timeframe trend using two widely-followed references:
200-period Daily SMA (200D SMA)
21-period Weekly EMA (21W EMA)
It visualizes the relationship between these two levels as a band, then adds context by coloring fills and marking crossover events.
What it does
Plots two higher-timeframe trend baselines
200D SMA : long-term market regime reference (daily structure).
21W EMA : macro swing/trend reference (weekly structure).
Builds a “Divider Band” between them
The space between 21W EMA and 200D SMA is filled (optional).
This band helps you see when the market is in a transitional zone vs clearly trending.
Adds Above/Below context fill
It fills between price ( open ) and the nearest band boundary.
The fill switches color depending on whether price is above or below the macro band.
Highlights macro crossover events
Background highlights show when 21W EMA crosses the 200D SMA .
Optional BUY / SELL labels are printed on these crossovers.
Elements included
200D SMA line (toggle on/off, customizable color)
21W EMA line (toggle on/off, customizable color)
Inside-band fill (between 21W EMA and 200D SMA , toggle + color)
Above/Below fill (between price and band edge, toggle + colors)
Dynamic labels tracking the current values of each HTF line (toggle)
Crossover bar/background highlights (toggle + colors)
BUY / SELL crossover markers (toggle)
How to use it
1) Macro regime filter (primary use)
Bullish regime bias : price holds above the band consistently.
Bearish regime bias : price holds below the band consistently.
Transition zone : price moves inside/around the band — reduce position size or demand stronger confirmation.
2) Trade direction alignment
Use the band as a “permission layer” :
Prefer longs when price is above the band.
Prefer shorts when price is below the band.
When price is inside the band, treat signals as lower-quality unless supported by additional structure/volume confirmation.
3) Crossover events as macro signals (slow, high-level)
EMA crossing above SMA can indicate a regime shift to bullish conditions.
EMA crossing below SMA can indicate a shift to bearish conditions.
These are not fast signals; they are best used for position bias, not precise entries.
4) Risk management reference
In bullish conditions, the band often acts as a macro support zone.
In bearish conditions, it can act as macro resistance.
You can use it to place:
wider stops (macro swing style), or
define “invalidations” when price closes decisively back through the band.
Practical setup suggestions
Best for : swing trading, position trading, long-term bias, market regime filtering.
Works on any chart timeframe : because the indicator itself pulls Daily and Weekly data.
Combine with : local structure (HH/HL, LH/LL), volume, momentum tools, or a trigger indicator for entries.
If you want, I can produce a version of this post formatted for TradingView (title + short description + bullet features + usage section), or adapt the messaging for crypto vs equities.
Momentum Gauge - Binary Overlay Master1. Selecting Inputs for the Three Conditions
The indicator requires you to align three tiers of market data. Use the following selections in the Settings > Inputs tab:
Condition 1: Market Symbol (The "Ocean")
Selection: Use AMEX:SPY (S&P 500) or ARCA:IWM (Russell 2000).
Role: This measures broad market breadth across thousands of stocks. If this turns Red, the script triggers an EXIT signal because broad outflows typically drag down individual stocks regardless of their strength.
Condition 2: Sector Symbol (The "Fleet")
Selection: Match the ETF to the industry of the stock you are trading.
Example: If trading Tesla (TSLA), use ARCA:XLY (Consumer Discretionary). If trading NVIDIA (NVDA), use NASDAQ:SMH (Semiconductors).
Condition 3: Current Stock (The "Ship")
Selection: This is the ticker you have currently open on your TradingView chart.
Role: The script automatically calculates the intrinsic momentum of this symbol to see if it is in Segment 6 (Positive Acceleration).
INDIBOT PRO [Indibot Style]//@version=6
indicator("INDIBOT PRO ", overlay=true, max_labels_count=500)
// === WAVE TREND CALC ===
src = hlc3
n1 = input.int(10, "WT Channel Length")
n2 = input.int(21, "WT Signal Smoothing")
obLevel = input.float(2.0, "Overbought Threshold")
osLevel = input.float(-2.0, "Oversold Threshold")
esa = ta.ema(src, n1)
d = ta.ema(math.abs(src - esa), n1)
ci = (src - esa) / (0.015 * d)
wt1 = ta.ema(ci, n2)
wt2 = ta.sma(wt1, 4)
// === CROSS SIGNALS ===
buyCond = ta.crossover(wt1, wt2) and wt1 < osLevel
sellCond = ta.crossunder(wt1, wt2) and wt1 > obLevel
// === PRICE CHART ARROWS ===
plotshape(buyCond, title="Buy Arrow", location=location.belowbar, style=shape.labelup,
color=color.new(color.teal, 0), text="BUY", textcolor=color.white, size=size.small)
plotshape(sellCond, title="Sell Arrow", location=location.abovebar, style=shape.labeldown,
color=color.new(color.red, 0), text="SELL", textcolor=color.white, size=size.small)
// === OSCILLATOR PANEL ===
plot(wt1, color=color.green, title="WT Line", linewidth=2)
plot(wt2, color=color.red, title="Signal Line", linewidth=2)
hline(obLevel, "Overbought", color=color.red)
hline(osLevel, "Oversold", color=color.green)
hline(0, "", color=color.gray)
// === CROSSOVER DOTS ===
plotshape(ta.crossover(wt1, wt2), title="WT Cross Up", location=location.belowbar, color=color.teal,
style=shape.circle, size=size.tiny, offset=-1)
plotshape(ta.crossunder(wt1, wt2), title="WT Cross Down", location=location.abovebar, color=color.red,
style=shape.circle, size=size.tiny, offset=-1)
// === BACKGROUND COLOR ===
bgcolor(wt1 > obLevel ? color.new(color.red, 90) : wt1 < osLevel ? color.new(color.green, 90) : na, title="OB/OS Zone Highlight")
AURIX SMC AURIX SMC is a professional indicator based on the Smart Money Concept, specifically designed for trading Gold (XAUUSD).
Features of the indicator:
• BOS (Break of Structure) and CHoCH (Change of Character)
• High-precision Buy and Sell signals
• Smart trend filtering
• No Repaint
• Suitable for Prop Firm accounts
Recommended Timeframes:
M1 – M5 – M15 – M30
Market:
XAUUSD (Gold)
Note: This is an Invite-Only indicator.
To subscribe, contact me.
Momentum indicator1. Primary Signal: The Crossover
The most critical way to use the indicator is by watching the relationship between the Positive Momentum Gauge (Segment 6) and the Negative Momentum Gauge (Segment 2).
Recovery Signal (Bullish): When the Green line (Positive) crosses above the Red line (Negative), it indicates that more stocks are entering a positive acceleration phase than a negative one.
Breakdown Signal (Bearish): When the Red line (Negative) crosses above the Green line (Positive), it is an advanced warning of a major market downturn. This signal has forecasted every market downturn since the model's creation, including the 2018 QT correction and the 2020 COVID-19 crash.
2. Using the "3-Day Early Test"
To use the indicator properly for early entries or exits, you should monitor the Streak of the momentum values.
Anticipating Reversals: Look for 3 consecutive days of increasing or decreasing momentum values.
Practical Application: If the Green line has been declining and the Red line has been rising for 3 days, you can start scaling out of "Bull" funds or into "Bear" funds before the actual crossover occurs.
3. Aligning the "Three Conditions"
According to the methodology, your returns are greatly enhanced when you do not fight the "current" of outflows. Use the indicator to check for these three alignments:
Market Condition: The broad Market Momentum Gauge (7,500+ stocks) must be in a positive signal.
Sector Condition: The specific sector gauge (e.g., Technology or Energy) must also show positive momentum and inflows.
Stock Condition: The individual stock should have improving momentum and accumulation.
Note: Even the best stock will likely get stuck or decline if broader market outflows are draining liquidity.
4. Proper Application for Fund Trading
You can apply these signals to pair-traded funds (Bull/Bear ETFs) for various indices and sectors.
Bullish Phase: When gauges are positive, use 3x Leveraged Bull funds like TECL (Tech) or TQQQ (Nasdaq).
Bearish Phase: When a "Negative Signal" is triggered, scale into Bear funds like TECS (Tech) or SQQQ (Nasdaq) to profit from the accelerating decline.
5. Segment-Specific Strategy
Identify which of the 7 Segments the market is in to set your expectations:
Segment 6 (Positive Acceleration): This is the most profitable phase where nearly any stock will deliver positive returns due to "FOMO" buying and high inflows.
Segment 2 (Negative Acceleration): During this phase, even good earnings results are often punished or ignored as selling intensifies.
The Talking TapeThe Talking Tape is a visual market-reading tool that converts price action into a rolling sequence of simple words. These words appear directly on the chart, in a live tape, and in a compact story line that updates with every new candle.
Instead of focusing on traditional indicators, The Talking Tape helps you read market behaviour as a narrative — showing whether price is acting decisively, hesitantly, aggressively, or erratically over time.
The Talking Tape uses a touch of light humour to make market behavior easier to notice — not to make light of trading itself. The words are intentionally simple and occasionally playful, helping important shifts in price action stand out without adding clutter or complexity.
Behind the friendly tone is a serious purpose: improving awareness, focus, and pattern recognition. When markets hesitate, push, or lose control, those changes are often easier to see when they’re expressed as language rather than numbers.
Think of The Talking Tape as a calm, observant narrator for price action — mostly serious, sometimes wry, and always focused on what the market is doing right now.
🔹 Key Features
Live Word Tape
A scrolling grid of recent candle words that lets you spot repeating patterns and shifts in market tone at a glance.
Market Story Line
A compact headline built from the most recent words, designed to give quick context without interpretation or prediction.
Chapter Detection
Automatically highlights major market phases such as breakouts, fake outs, chop, capitulation, and relief rallies.
Configurable Word Signals
Optional BUY / SELL markers triggered by specific word sequences you define, allowing for flexible pattern-based alerts.
Clean & Non-Lagging
All words and chapters are derived directly from price behaviour — no oscillators, no moving averages, no forward-looking data.
🔹 How to Use
Read the word tape like market “speech” — changes in wording often precede changes in behaviour.
Watch for repeating word patterns rather than single signals.
Use chapters to stay aligned with the broader market phase.
Customize word-sequence signals to match your own trading style.
🔹 Who It’s For
Price-action traders
Tape readers
Discretionary traders looking for context, not predictions
Traders who prefer behavioural clues over numeric indicators
⚠️ Disclaimer
This tool is designed for market interpretation and context, not as a standalone trading system. Always combine it with sound risk management and your own analysis.
Line Chart Auto-Sync, Overlay on Candles
What this does
Lets you see candles + a line chart at the same time, and both update automatically when you switch to a new stock.
Why I made this
The Compare method can leave one chart stuck on the previous symbol, which forces extra steps and can create mistakes when scanning fast.
Why it matters
In a fast-moving market, time matters. This keeps everything synced to one symbol, so you can switch stocks quickly and confidently without re-typing or accidentally viewing two different tickers.
Setup note
You don’t have to use candlesticks as your main chart type. This works no matter what your main chart is set to (candles, line, bars, etc.).
Delta Smart Volume v5 [Resistance]🎯 Delta Smart Volume v4 - Professional Volume Profile Analysis
Delta Smart Volume v4 is a comprehensive, institutional-grade volume analysis indicator that reveals hidden market dynamics invisible to price-only traders. This powerful tool combines multiple professional trading concepts into one elegant, easy-to-use interface.
🌟 Core Features
Advanced Volume Profile Analysis
Experience unprecedented clarity in understanding where the real trading action happens. Our proprietary algorithm analyzes volume distribution across price levels.
💎 Delta Heat Map Visualization
See the battle between bulls and bears like never before. Our unique heat map technology instantly reveals:
Buy vs. Sell pressure at every significant price level
Gradient color coding for intuitive interpretation
Real-time shifts in market sentiment
Hidden divergences between price and volume
📈 Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD)
Track the footprint of smart money with precision:
Continuously updated CVD line showing net buying/selling pressure
Customizable reset periods (Session, Daily, Weekly, Monthly)
Dynamic color coding (green for bullish, red for bearish)
Overlay directly on your chart or use as separate indicator
Real-time CVD value display
🎯 Multi-Timeframe Dashboard
Make informed decisions by analyzing market structure across ALL timeframes simultaneously:
7 timeframes at a glance: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h
Instant visualization of alignment or divergence across timeframes
Color-coded cells show price position relative to key levels
Customizable display (show/hide specific timeframes)
Adjustable dashboard size for your preference
⚡ Smart Breakout Detection System
Never miss a significant move with our intelligent alert system:
Bullish & Bearish Breakout Alerts with customizable filters
Candle-type filtering (Any, Green/Red only, Big Body, Combined)
Visual labels on chart for instant recognition
Entry zone alerts when price returns to key levels
Fully customizable alert settings
🔥 What Makes This Different?
No repaints! No lookahead, Cloud as further it goes away from the price below, higher the chances the price will pump!
🧠 Multi-Dimensional Analysis
Unlike single-purpose indicators, Delta Smart Volume v4 provides a complete market picture by combining:
Volume distribution analysis
Delta (buying/selling pressure)
Multi-timeframe context
Dynamic VWAP levels
Breakout confirmation signals
⚙️ Optimized Performance
Despite its powerful features, the indicator runs smoothly without lag, even on lower timeframes with high data density.
🎓 Visual Clarity
Complex market data presented through clean, intuitive visualizations that let you make decisions at a glance.
📋 Key Settings You Can Customize
LookBack Period: Adjust the historical range for analysis (default: 200)
Bins Amount: Control the granularity of volume distribution (10-100)
Value Area Percentage: Define high-volume zones (50-90%)
CVD Reset Period: Choose when to reset cumulative calculations
⚠️ Important Notes
Invite-Only Access: This indicator is available exclusively through invitation to maintain quality and prevent oversaturation
Best Results: Works on all markets (Stocks, Forex, Crypto, Futures) and timeframes
Chart Space: Requires some horizontal space on the right side of your chart for optimal visualization
Updates: Regular improvements and feature additions included
🎁 What You Get
✅ Complete volume profile analysis system
✅ Real-time cumulative delta tracking
✅ Multi-timeframe market structure dashboard
✅ Ongoing updates and support and tutorials
🔐 Access
This is an invite-only indicator to ensure the best experience for serious traders. The indicator combines advanced institutional concepts with user-friendly design, making professional volume analysis accessible to all skill levels.
📞 Questions?
Feel free to reach out for configuration help, strategy ideas, or feature requests. This indicator is continuously evolving based on trader feedback.
⚡ Stop trading blind. Start trading with volume intelligence.
Disclaimer: This indicator is a tool for technical analysis. All trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always practice proper risk management.
Multi-Session High/Low LevelsMulti-Session High/Low Levels automatically plots the absolute highs and lows for Asia, London, New York AM/PM sessions, and the previous day. Fully customizable, it allows setting session times, colors, line styles, labels, and calculation timeframes. The indicator also provides an optional information table, session background highlighting, and alerts when price touches key levels, helping traders identify support/resistance, breakout opportunities, and intraday trends across multiple trading sessions.
EMA'sIt’s a simple overlay indicator that plots EMA 9 (green) and EMA 20 (yellow) on every chart, and plots SMA 200 (white) only when you’re on the 10-minute timeframe (so it stays out of the way on 5m/2m).
[TravTradesCrypto] Year Start Markers + Cycle LabelsSimple year-start markers with political cycle labels.
Draws a vertical line at the start of each year and annotates Election, Inauguration, and Midterm years on chart. Adjustable look back (up to 20 years).
SMT Custom by AlgoKingsSMT Custom - Fully Adjustable Timeframe Divergence Analysis
CUSTOM TIMEFRAME SMART MONEY DIVERGENCE
SMT Custom by AlgoKings provides Smart Money Technique divergence detection with complete timeframe flexibility - set any combination that fits your trading style.
FULL TIMEFRAME CONTROL:
Choose any 9 timeframes - from seconds to monthly. No restrictions. Perfect for traders needing specific combinations not available in standard SMT.
AUTOMATIC SYMBOL PAIRING:
Auto-compares correlated markets - ES/NQ, EURUSD/GBPUSD, Gold/Silver. Works with futures, forex, crypto, and stocks. Manual mode for custom pairs.
REAL-TIME TRACKING:
Watch divergences form and extend live. Color-coded signals show which market is weaker.
INTELLIGENT FILTERING:
Auto-hide overlapping divergences. Clean display focused on active signals.
VISUAL CLARITY:
Customizable colors, styles, and sizes. Optional labels show timeframe and symbol info. Toggle SMT formation time display.
WHO IT'S FOR:
Advanced ICT/SMC traders needing custom timeframe combinations for Smart Money divergence analysis.
DISCLAIMER:
Educational training tool for learning Smart Money Technique with custom timeframes. Not trading signals or financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk. No profit guarantees.
Your timeframes. Your symbols. Complete flexibility.
