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MPI Burst Regime by CoryP1990 – Quant ToolkitThe Microstructure Pressure Index (MPI) Burst Regime indicator detects rare, clustered volume bursts (Percentile + Z-score), converts them into an MPI (% of bursts over a rolling window), then signals and shades short-term up-pressure regimes only when structural filters (VWMA slope, Close > VWMA / Bollinger Upper) align. Includes Anchored VWAP end-detector to spot regime neutralization. Microstructure Pressure Index (MPI) — Burst → Cluster → Regime Why this is different Most volume tools flag single high-volume bars. MPI requires repeated bursts within a cluster window and then promotes them into a persistent regime (MPI%). This reduces noise and signals regime or campaign-style pressure rather than one-off spikes. How it works Burst gate: bar is a candidate if volume ≥ Xth percentile of recent history and/or Z-score ≥ threshold (user selectable). Clustering: require ≥ minBursts within a clusWin window to avoid lone spikes. MPI: percent of burst bars within lenMPI via SMA% or EMA%. RegimeUp: MPI ≥ mpiTrig + cluster OK + structural filters (VWMA slope, Close > VW/BB) + optional session filter. End detector: optional Session/Anchored VWAP + pin/flat/slope/volume collapse + IIP neutralization triggers regime end. Recommended settings Start: 5-minute charts. Auto-tune: ON (recommended) - script adapts windows to timeframe. If you want more sensitivity: lower mpiTrig or shorten lenMPI. To be stricter/rarer: raise pctVol and zThr, increase minBursts. Inputs Auto-adapt - toggle timeframe auto-tuning. MPI window, Percentrank lookback, Volume percentile, Z-score lookback, Z threshold, MPI trigger Bollinger (len, mult), VWMA length Structural filters: Close>VW, Close>UB, VWMA slope requirement Clustering: minBursts, clusWin and SMA% / EMA% choice for MPI Visualization: markers, shading, cooldown, confirm on close VWAP: Session / Anchored (auto/manual) and end-detector thresholds Alerts Use the built-in alerts: MPI Burst Trigger (Up), MPI Regime Active (Up), MPI Regime END (VWAP), Single Burst Bar. The indicator supports “Confirm on close” gating to avoid intrabar noise. Example - (BYND, 5min) On BYND, MPI flagged multiple clustered volume bursts hours before the vertical move and maintained a shaded up-regime as price rode the Bollinger upper band and VWMA sloped up. The regime reliably ended as VWMA flattened, volume collapsed and VWAP neutralized. What you’re looking at (walkthrough): Pre-run clustering: several green MPI markers appear before the large gap/rally... these are clustered percentile+Z bursts (not one-offs). Regime persistence: once MPI% crosses the threshold and structural filters (VWMA slope, Close>VWMA) hold, the indicator shades the regime (lime). This shading persisted through the main thrust. Price structure confirmation: price tracks the BB upper band during the push - classic accumulation → expansion behavior. Regime END: after the top, VWMA slopes down, volume collapses and VWAP conditions trend toward neutralization - end detector flags the regime end. Settings used in this demo (recommended start): Chart: 5-min (demo) Auto-Tune: ON (recommended) lenMPI = 60, lenRank = 300, pctVol = 98, zLen = 300, zThr = 1.96, mpiTrig = 25 minBursts = 3, clusWin = 10, mpiMode = SMA% confirmOnClose = true, session only = true for the screenshot Why this matters: Most volume tools flag single prints. MPI requires repeated bursts within a window and converts that density into an MPI% regime. That reduces false positives and surfaces regime or campaign-style pressure you can act upon or study. Part of the Quant Toolkit — transparent, open-source indicators for modern quantitative analysis. Built by CoryP1990.
Indicador Pine Script®
por CoryP1990
Triple RSI Multi-Timeframe This indicator shows three RSI lines together so you can read market momentum on multiple timeframes at once. Each RSI has its own period, timeframe, and color, so you can quickly tell which line is fast, medium, or slow. What it helps with Spot overbought and oversold zones using the 70 and 30 levels, plus an optional midline at 50 for trend bias. Align signals across timeframes: when two or three RSIs agree, the move is usually stronger. Time entries and exits: use the shorter‑timeframe RSI for precise timing and the higher‑timeframe RSI for direction. How to use Choose the period and timeframe for RSI 1, 2, and 3 based on your style (e.g., 14 on current TF, 21 on 5m, 50 on 15m). Pick distinct colors so you can recognize each line easily. Turn on alerts to get notified when any RSI crosses into overbought or oversold.
Indicador Pine Script®
por deepak26101973
KATIK Anchor Levels1. This Pine Script, "KATIK Anchor Levels", automatically identifies recent swing highs and lows to define an active anchor zone on the chart. 2. It accepts three user inputs: `leftBars` and `rightBars` (pivot sensitivity) and `lookback` (how far to consider anchors). 3. Pivot points are detected with `ta.pivothigh()` and `ta.pivotlow()`, which confirm a pivot after the specified left/right bars. 4. The most recent confirmed pivot values are saved into `lastHigh` and `lastLow` (persisting across bars). 5. The script plots the recent swing high as a red line and the recent swing low as a green line for immediate visual reference. 6. It shades the area between those two lines with a yellow fill to highlight the current **anchor zone**. 7. Logical conditions `insideZone`, `breakAbove`, and `breakBelow` determine whether price is neutral, bullish, or bearish relative to the anchor. 8. Three `alertcondition()` calls let you create alerts for price entering the zone, breaking above, or breaking below the anchor. 9. Best used on intraday (15–60 min) or higher timeframes with `leftBars/rightBars` tuned (smaller values = more pivots, larger = stronger pivots). 10. Limitations: pivots require sufficient bars to confirm (so anchors can lag) and the simple method doesn’t use volume/VWAP—adjust sensitivity or combine with other indicators for higher confidence.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Katik143
StarterPack MAsThe Starter Moving Averages indicator is a clean and efficient tool designed to help traders identify market direction, momentum, and potential reversal points using dynamic moving averages. Built for clarity and precision, it combines multiple timeframes and visual signals to simplify decision-making without overloading your chart. You can choose between EMA or SMA and set up to four custom lengths — by default: 9, 21, 50, and 200. These settings cover short-, medium-, and long-term trends, allowing you to analyze price behavior from scalping setups to major market cycles. The script also includes optional higher-timeframe MAs, so you can align lower-timeframe entries with the overall market bias. For example, a bullish crossover on the 5-minute chart becomes more powerful when the higher timeframe MAs also point upward. To make it even more intuitive, the indicator offers: Automatic bar coloring based on MA alignment (green for uptrend, red for downtrend). Crossover signals (MA1 crossing MA2) plotted directly on the chart, highlighting potential entry or exit zones. Alert conditions ready to use — so you can be notified instantly when bullish or bearish crosses occur. This indicator is highly adaptable for different trading styles — whether you’re a scalper, day trader, or swing trader. Its main goal is to help you quickly read the market structure and follow price action with discipline and consistency. How to use: Choose your preferred MA type (EMA or SMA). Adjust the four MA lengths to fit your strategy. (Optional) Activate the Higher Timeframe MAs for confluence. Use color changes and cross signals as a visual guide to confirm trend direction or momentum shifts. Set alerts to stay informed when a new cross occurs. The Starter MAs indicator was created to bring simplicity, accuracy, and structure to your trading approach — a clean tool that helps you focus on what really matters: reading the market clearly and trading with confidence.
Indicador Pine Script®
por mateuschwartz
BUY/SELL CROSS 1 WEEK SKIDD What it does SRSI prints candle-attached BUY/SELL labels when StochRSI %K crosses %D in either direction—no numeric thresholds. Labels are vertically ATR-adjustable so they’re visible without clutter. A continuous MACD direction line sits above price, turning green when MACD > Signal and red when MACD < Signal. Why it helps Keeps entries/exits simple: true crossovers only. Uses higher-TF StochRSI (weekly by default) to cut noise. Visual regime filter via the color-changing MACD line. Labels stick to the candle and move with it—clean on any zoom. How to use For swing trading, leave StochRSI on Weekly and enable Only signal on confirmed bar. Use the MACD line as a directional filter: prefer BUYs when the line is green, prefer SELLs when red. Adjust Label Vertical Distance (ATR x) so labels clear long wicks and stay readable. Inputs StochRSI: RSI Length, Lookback, %K/%D smoothing, Calculation TF. Confirmation: Only signal on confirmed bar. Labels: Vertical Distance (ATR x), Size. MACD: Fast/Slow/Signal, MACD TF, line positioning, vertical distance, width. Alerts BUY (StochRSI Cross Up) and SELL (StochRSI Cross Down) included. Notes If you switch Only signal on confirmed bar OFF, signals can appear intra-bar and may repaint before close—use with care. This is not financial advice; test on multiple symbols/timeframes. Optional “Change log” (for future updates) v1.0 — Initial public release: candle-attached StochRSI BUY/SELL labels + MACD direction line; vertical ATR spacing; weekly StochRSI default.
Indicador Pine Script®
por Seankidd