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### **Indicator Name:** `SPX Pro: EMA Crossover with RSI Filter`
### **Description:**
This indicator is specifically optimized for **SPX (S&P 500)** trading, particularly for options traders (CALL/PUT). It combines trend-following moving averages with a momentum filter to identify high-probability entry points.
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### **Key Features:**
* **Dual EMA Engine:** Uses a **9-period Exponential Moving Average (Fast)** and a **21-period Exponential Moving Average (Slow)**. These are the standard benchmarks for identifying short-term momentum on the SPX.
* **RSI Momentum Filter:** Unlike standard crossover indicators, this script includes a built-in **Relative Strength Index (RSI)** filter.
* **CALL signals** are only generated if the RSI is below 65 (preventing buying at the absolute peak).
* **PUT signals** are only generated if the RSI is above 35 (preventing selling at the absolute bottom).
* **Visual Signals:** * **Green Triangle + "CALL":** Triggered when the 9 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA while the RSI allows for more upside.
* **Red Triangle + "PUT":** Triggered when the 9 EMA crosses below the 21 EMA while the RSI allows for more downside.
* **Clean Interface:** Displays the EMAs clearly on the chart to help identify dynamic support and resistance levels.
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### **How to Use:**
1. **Timeframe:** Recommended for **5-minute** and **15-minute** charts for day trading.
2. **Confirmation:** Look for the signal to appear after the candle closes to ensure the crossover is confirmed.
3. **Strategy:** This indicator works best when the SPX is trending. During a "sideways" or "choppy" market, the RSI filter will help eliminate many false signals that standard crossovers usually fail to catch.
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EURUSD | Yield Curve Flip Strategy (2s10s State Flips)Strategy Core (Concept)
The strategy trades EURUSD exclusively when the US yield curve regime (2Y/10Y) flips into a new, clearly bullish or bearish regime. The core assumption is that re-pricing in the US yield curve (rather than individual data points) is a robust driver of USD strength or weakness and can act as a structural trigger for trend changes.
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Data Basis
• Uses US 2Y Yield (TVC:US02Y) and US 10Y Yield (TVC:US10Y).
• The 2s10s curve is calculated as:
curveUS = US10Y – US2Y
• Regime assessment is based on the N-day change (default: 5 days), calculated on true rates bars (not intraday noise).
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Regime Detection (Correct Bond Logic)
First, the strategy checks whether the curve has significantly steepened or flattened over the lookback period:
• Steepener if Δ(2s10s) > thrCurve (default: +0.10 percentage points = 10 bp)
• Flattener if Δ(2s10s) < −thrCurve
Next, a leg confirmation determines the specific type of steepener/flattener (default thrLeg = 5 bp):
Bull Steepener
• Curve steepens because yields fall, with the 2Y falling more (risk-off / rate-cut pricing)
Bear Steepener
• Curve steepens because yields rise, with the 10Y rising more (reflation / term-premium move)
Bull Flattener
• Curve flattens because yields fall, with the 10Y falling more (growth shock / long-end rally)
Bear Flattener
• Curve flattens because yields rise, with the 2Y rising more (hawkish repricing / front-end up)
Important: By default, a Bear Steepener is not treated as a bearish signal, unless allowBearSteepForShort is enabled.
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State Machine (Memory + Flip Triggers)
The strategy maintains a persistent state variable curveState:
• +1 = bullish
• −1 = bearish
• 0 = neutral
The state is updated only on a new rates bar (daily rates when tfRates = "D"), avoiding intraday noise.
A trade is generated only on a true regime flip:
• flipToBull: new state turns bullish and the previous state was bearish (or neutral, if allowed)
• flipToBear: new state turns bearish and the previous state was bullish (or neutral, if allowed)
The option enterFromNeutral controls whether the first clear regime emerging from neutral is traded.
The option onlyOnNewRatesBar ensures signals occur only when a new rates bar is printed, providing clean timing.
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Trading Rules (Entry / Exit)
There are no stops, targets, or trailing mechanisms. The strategy is a pure regime-switching / reversal system:
• On flipToBull
• Close short (“S”)
• Open long (“L”)
• On flipToBear
• Close long (“L”)
• Open short (“S”)
Positions are therefore held until the next regime flip.
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Parameter Interpretation
• N: Smoothing / inertia. Smaller = faster but noisier; larger = more stable but later.
• thrCurve: Minimum curve move required to define a regime.
• thrLeg: Minimum move of the confirming leg (2Y or 10Y) to reduce misclassification.
• allowBearSteepForShort: Makes the system more aggressive (more bearish signals), but represents a different macro case.
• enterFromNeutral: Increases trade frequency by trading the first regime impulse.
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What You See on the Chart
• Background shading:
• Green for bullish state
• Red for bearish state
• The curve and Δ-curve are plotted but hidden (display=none), mainly for debugging and analysis.
TCR by AMAGADON TCR - THREE CANDLE RULES
The Methodology
TCR (Three Candle Rules) is a systematic confirmation indicator developed to solve the problem of "False Breakouts." Many traders lose capital by entering as soon as price touches a level; TCR eliminates this by enforcing a Two-Candle Validation rule.
The algorithm identifies a session-based range and requires price to "prove" its strength by holding outside that range for two consecutive candles before a signal is issued.
How the TCR Logic Works:
Zone Identification: The script anchors to the high and low of the session start (Asia, London, or NY).
Validation (The Rule):
For a BUY: Two consecutive M15 candles must both Open and Close entirely above the session high.
For a SELL: Two consecutive M15 candles must both Open and Close entirely below the session low.
The Trigger Box: Once validated, a Blue (Buy) or Red (Sell) box is drawn. The 50% (Midpoint) of the trigger candle becomes the high-probability entry zone.
STRICT FOREX RISK DISCLOSURE
⚠️ HIGH-RISK WARNING: Trading Foreign Exchange (Forex) involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can lead to the loss of your entire investment. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
NO FINANCIAL ADVICE: TCR - THREE CANDLE RULES is a technical analysis tool for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial or investment advice.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY:
No Accuracy Guarantees: Mathematical patterns do not guarantee future results.
Execution Risks: The author is not responsible for losses due to market volatility, news spikes, or broker slippage.
User Responsibility: By using this script, you acknowledge that all trading decisions are yours alone. The author is not liable for any financial damages
Sistema Neutro GOULART HUD Regime Radar ORB VWAPSistema Neutro GOULART is an advanced visual trading indicator that integrates:
• A unified HUD displaying session status, ORB, VWAP, risk and market bias
• A Regime Radar heatmap (GO / WAIT / NO) designed to provide clarity without chart clutter
• ORB with straight daily lines and a clean zone limited to the current session
• Direction filtering using VWAP and VWAP slope
• Condition assessment based on risk and overall market context
• A harmonized visual design focused on objective decision-making
⚠️ This indicator does NOT generate trade signals.
It provides market context, regime classification, and quality assessment to support discretionary trading decisions.
Ideal for:
• Futures markets (ES, NQ, YM)
• Day trading using ORB + VWAP
• Traders who prioritize context, discipline, and structure over signals
For educational purposes only.
TSS by AMAGADONTSS - THE SESSION SETUP
The Methodology
THE SESSION SETUP (TSS) is a price-action framework that utilizes session-specific volatility to define intraday expansion zones. By isolating the opening ranges of the Asia, London, and New York sessions on the 15-minute (M15) timeframe, TSS identifies clear institutional "interest zones."
The algorithm monitors these ranges for two specific price-action events:
Primary Breakouts: Decisive candle closes outside the session boundaries.
Liquidity Reversals (Counter-Signals): Identification of "fake-outs" where price traps initial breakout traders before reversing through the entire session range.
Features
Automated Session Boxes: Dynamic range calculation for all major global sessions.
Precision TP Levels: Systematic profit targets based on the measured session range (R).
Timeframe Integrity: Built-in guard to ensure the logic is only applied to the M15 timeframe, preserving the accuracy of the range calculations.
Visual Median: Dotted mid-lines to identify the "mean" price within a session.
CRITICAL DISCLOSURE - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
HIGH RISK INVESTMENT WARNING: Trading Foreign Exchange (Forex) is highly speculative, carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. You may sustain a loss of some or all of your invested capital; therefore, you should not speculate with capital that you cannot afford to lose. NO FINANCIAL ADVICE: The TSS - THE SESSION SETUP indicator is a technical analysis tool provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice, financial advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any currency pair or financial instrument.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY:
Execution Risk: The author does not guarantee the accuracy of signals. Market conditions, including news-driven volatility, spreads, and slippage, can result in trades that differ significantly from the indicator's visual signals.
Backtesting Limitation: Past performance and historical signals are not indicative of future results.
User Responsibility: You are solely responsible for your trading decisions. The author of this script shall not be held liable for any loss or damage, including without limitation, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from the use of or reliance on this tool.
BY USING THIS SCRIPT, YOU AGREE THAT YOU ARE TRADING AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Koma-Indikator v2272,19
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Apple, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables and accessories, and other varieties of related services. It operates through the following geographical segments: Americas, Europe, Greater China, Japan, and Rest of Asia Pacific. The Americas segment includes North and South America. The Europe segment consists of European countries, as well as India, the Middle East, and Africa. The Greater China segment comprises China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The Rest of Asia Pacific segment includes Australia and Asian countries. Its products and services include iPhone, Mac, iPad, AirPods, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products, AppleCare, iCloud, digital content stores, streaming, and licensing services. The company was founded by Steven Paul Jobs, Ronald Gerald Wayne, and Stephen G. Wozniak in April 1976 and is headquartered in Cupertino, CA.
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Functional Overview: Koma-Indikator V2
This indicator is a specialized analytical tool for Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trading. It is designed to automatically identify trend reversals, liquidity pools, and order flow shifts within the chart.
1. Liquidity Identification (BSL/SSL)
Major Range: The script automatically calculates significant highs and lows based on the "Major Lookback" period.
Buy-Side & Sell-Side Liquidity: These levels are plotted as red (BSL) and green (SSL) lines, serving as primary targets where the market often "hunts" for liquidity.
2. Sweep Detection (Liquidity Grabs)
The indicator detects when the price briefly exceeds a major high or low but closes back within the range.
Visuals: These potential reversal points are marked with an "X" icon above or below the candle (Sweep H/L).
3. Automated Market Structure Shifts (MSS)
The core logic tracks direction changes on two distinct levels:
Major MSS (Bold Yellow Line): Signals a significant trend reversal following a liquidity sweep. This is the primary confirmation for a new trend.
Minor MSS (Dotted Yellow Line): Highlights smaller structural breaks within a trend—ideal for aggressive "Sniper" entries on lower timeframes.
4. Dynamic Fair Value Gaps (FVG) & iFVGs
FVG Recognition: The indicator automatically draws boxes for bullish (green) and bearish (red) price imbalances.
Change in Delivery (iFVG): When a price candle closes through an existing FVG box, the box turns gray. This signals an Inverted FVG (iFVG), indicating that the order flow has officially shifted in the new direction.
5. Customization (Inputs)
Sensitivity: Users can adjust the lookback periods for both Trend (Major) and Entries (Minor) to suit different assets or timeframes.
Visual Hierarchy: All colors, line widths, and box lengths are configurable to maintain a clean and professional chart layout.
Trading Application:
By automating the "grunt work" of structural analysis, this tool allows you to focus on the trade execution:
Locate Liquidity: Identify BSL/SSL lines.
Watch for the Sweep: Look for the "X" marks.
Confirm the Shift: Wait for the yellow MSS lines.
Execute via Order Flow: Use the gray iFVG boxes as your Point of Interest (POI).
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Koma-Indikator v2
Functional Overview: Koma-Indikator V2
This indicator is a specialized analytical tool for Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trading. It is designed to automatically identify trend reversals, liquidity pools, and order flow shifts within the chart.
1. Liquidity Identification (BSL/SSL)
Major Range: The script automatically calculates significant highs and lows based on the "Major Lookback" period.
Buy-Side & Sell-Side Liquidity: These levels are plotted as red (BSL) and green (SSL) lines, serving as primary targets where the market often "hunts" for liquidity.
2. Sweep Detection (Liquidity Grabs)
The indicator detects when the price briefly exceeds a major high or low but closes back within the range.
Visuals: These potential reversal points are marked with an "X" icon above or below the candle (Sweep H/L).
3. Automated Market Structure Shifts (MSS)
The core logic tracks direction changes on two distinct levels:
Major MSS (Bold Yellow Line): Signals a significant trend reversal following a liquidity sweep. This is the primary confirmation for a new trend.
Minor MSS (Dotted Yellow Line): Highlights smaller structural breaks within a trend—ideal for aggressive "Sniper" entries on lower timeframes.
4. Dynamic Fair Value Gaps (FVG) & iFVGs
FVG Recognition: The indicator automatically draws boxes for bullish (green) and bearish (red) price imbalances.
Change in Delivery (iFVG): When a price candle closes through an existing FVG box, the box turns gray. This signals an Inverted FVG (iFVG), indicating that the order flow has officially shifted in the new direction.
5. Customization (Inputs)
Sensitivity: Users can adjust the lookback periods for both Trend (Major) and Entries (Minor) to suit different assets or timeframes.
Visual Hierarchy: All colors, line widths, and box lengths are configurable to maintain a clean and professional chart layout.
Trading Application:
By automating the "grunt work" of structural analysis, this tool allows you to focus on the trade execution:
Locate Liquidity: Identify BSL/SSL lines.
Watch for the Sweep: Look for the "X" marks.
Confirm the Shift: Wait for the yellow MSS lines.
Execute via Order Flow: Use the gray iFVG boxes as your Point of Interest (POI).
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Entry / TP / SL Alert Bands (Simple & Stable)Entry / TP / SL Alert Bands – Invite-Only Version
Description
This tool plots customizable Entry, Take-Profit, and Stop-Loss reference levels, along with two alert bands derived as a percentage of the distance between Entry→TP and Entry→SL. The bands update immediately when inputs are adjusted and remain constant across the chart. This is useful for traders who want to visually monitor when price approaches key zones associated with their pre-defined trade plan.
Core Features
• Manual Entry, TP, and SL input fields
• Long or Short mode
• Upper alert band = a user-defined % of the distance toward TP
• Lower alert band = a user-defined % of the distance toward SL
• Optional visibility controls for Entry, TP, SL lines
• Alerts for:
– Price crossing the upper band
– Price crossing the lower band
– Price crossing either band
• Works on any symbol and any timeframe
• Alerts use TradingView’s built-in alertcondition() system
How It Works
The script computes the absolute distance between Entry→TP and Entry→SL, then applies user-defined percentages to determine where the alert bands should be drawn. If TP/SL are reversed relative to Entry for the selected direction, the relevant band may be invisible (e.g., negative or invalid distance). Proper TP/SL placement is required for intended use.
Notes
• This tool does not generate buy/sell signals.
• This tool does not provide financial advice.
• Proper risk management, independent decision-making, and verification of all settings are required.
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TRADINGVIEW INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
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TITLE: EMA 200 Filler - Visual Trend Indicator
SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Instantly see trend direction with color-coded shading between price and the 200 EMA. Green above = bullish, Red below = bearish.
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MAIN DESCRIPTION
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🎨 SEE THE TREND AT A GLANCE
This elegant indicator fills the space between price and the 200-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) with color-coded shading, making trend direction instantly obvious without any analysis required.
✨ KEY FEATURES:
• Visual Trend Clarity - Green fill = bullish zone, Red fill = bearish zone
• EMA 200 Line - The institutional trader's favorite trend indicator
• Dynamic Shading - Fill automatically adjusts as price moves
• Clean Design - Semi-transparent fills won't clutter your chart
• Zero Configuration - Works perfectly right out of the box
• Universal Application - Works on any timeframe, any asset
📊 WHAT YOU SEE:
🟢 GREEN SHADED AREA
→ Price is ABOVE the 200 EMA
→ Bullish trend in effect
→ Look for LONG opportunities
🔴 RED SHADED AREA
→ Price is BELOW the 200 EMA
→ Bearish trend in effect
→ Look for SHORT opportunities
🔵 BLUE LINE = 200 EMA
→ The dividing line between bull and bear zones
→ Major support/resistance level
→ Institutional trend filter
💡 WHY THE 200 EMA MATTERS:
The 200-period EMA is one of the most widely watched technical indicators by:
✓ Institutional traders and hedge funds
✓ Day traders and swing traders
✓ Algorithmic trading systems
✓ Technical analysis professionals
When millions of traders watch the same level, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy - making it incredibly powerful for entries, exits, and stop placement.
🎯 TRADING APPLICATIONS:
✓ **Trend Filter** - Only take longs in green, shorts in red
✓ **Trend Confirmation** - Strong trends stay on one side for extended periods
✓ **Reversal Signals** - Watch for crossovers when price crosses the 200 EMA
✓ **Support/Resistance** - 200 EMA acts as dynamic support in uptrends, resistance in downtrends
✓ **Stay Out Zones** - Avoid trading when price chops around the 200 EMA (mixed colors)
📈 PERFECT FOR:
✓ Swing traders who need clear trend direction
✓ Day traders using the 200 EMA as a filter
✓ Beginners who want simple trend identification
✓ Multi-timeframe analysis (check higher timeframe trend)
✓ Anyone who wants cleaner charts with instant trend clarity
⚙️ WORKS WITH:
• All asset classes (stocks, forex, crypto, commodities, indices)
• All timeframes (1-minute to monthly charts)
• Combines perfectly with other indicators
• No special settings required - just add and trade
🌟 CLEAN & PROFESSIONAL:
• Semi-transparent fills (70% opacity) - won't hide candles or other indicators
• White price line for clear visibility
• Blue EMA line - industry standard color
• Minimalist design philosophy
🚀 INSTANT SETUP:
1. Add indicator to chart
2. Start trading with the trend
3. That's it - no configuration needed!
The simplest way to visualize trend direction. When you see green, think bullish. When you see red, think bearish. Trading doesn't get more straightforward than this.
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CATEGORIES:
• Trend Analysis
• Moving Averages
• Overlays
TAGS:
ema, ema 200, moving average, trend indicator, trend filter, visual indicator, exponential moving average, 200 ema, trend following, color coded, bullish bearish
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QUICK START GUIDE
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🚀 QUICK START - EMA 200 Filler
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STEP 1: ADD TO CHART
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1. Open TradingView
2. Load any chart (stocks, forex, crypto - anything!)
3. Click "Indicators" button at top
4. Search: "EMA 200 Filler"
5. Click to add
You're done! No settings to adjust.
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STEP 2: UNDERSTAND THE COLORS
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The indicator fills the space between PRICE and the 200 EMA:
🟢 GREEN FILL = BULLISH ZONE
• Price is above the 200 EMA
• Uptrend is active
• Bias: Look for LONG entries only
🔴 RED FILL = BEARISH ZONE
• Price is below the 200 EMA
• Downtrend is active
• Bias: Look for SHORT entries only
🔵 BLUE LINE = 200 EMA
• The trend dividing line
• Acts as support in uptrends
• Acts as resistance in downtrends
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STEP 3: BASIC TRADING RULES
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📈 RULE #1: TRADE WITH THE COLOR
In GREEN zone:
→ Only look for LONG setups
→ Buy dips toward the 200 EMA
→ Avoid shorting against the trend
In RED zone:
→ Only look for SHORT setups
→ Sell rallies toward the 200 EMA
→ Avoid longing against the trend
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🎯 RULE #2: USE THE 200 EMA AS SUPPORT/RESISTANCE
In GREEN (uptrend):
→ 200 EMA acts as SUPPORT
→ Price bouncing off 200 EMA = buy opportunity
→ Price breaking BELOW 200 EMA = trend change warning
In RED (downtrend):
→ 200 EMA acts as RESISTANCE
→ Price rejecting at 200 EMA = sell opportunity
→ Price breaking ABOVE 200 EMA = trend change warning
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⚠️ RULE #3: AVOID THE CHOP ZONE
When price keeps crossing the 200 EMA (color changing frequently):
→ Market is RANGING, not trending
→ Stay out or reduce position size
→ Wait for a clear trend to establish
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STEP 4: TRADING STRATEGIES
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✅ STRATEGY #1: TREND FOLLOWING (PULLBACK ENTRIES)
Wait for GREEN zone (bullish trend):
1. Price pulls back toward the 200 EMA (blue line)
2. Look for bullish reversal candle near 200 EMA
3. Enter LONG
4. Stop below 200 EMA
5. Hold while in green zone
Example:
• Chart shows green shading
• Price dips to 200 EMA and bounces
• Enter long at bounce confirmation
• Stop 5-10 pips below 200 EMA
• Exit when price crosses back below 200 EMA (turns red)
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✅ STRATEGY #2: BREAKOUT TRADING (TREND CHANGE)
Watch for color change (crossover):
GREEN → RED (bearish reversal):
1. Price crosses below 200 EMA
2. Fill turns from green to red
3. Enter SHORT on next pullback to 200 EMA
4. Stop above 200 EMA
5. Ride the new downtrend
RED → GREEN (bullish reversal):
1. Price crosses above 200 EMA
2. Fill turns from red to green
3. Enter LONG on next pullback to 200 EMA
4. Stop below 200 EMA
5. Ride the new uptrend
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✅ STRATEGY #3: HIGHER TIMEFRAME FILTER
Use this indicator on a HIGHER timeframe as a filter:
Example for day trading:
• Add indicator to DAILY chart
• Check the color: Green or Red?
• Switch back to your trading timeframe (5m, 15m, etc.)
• Only take trades in the direction of daily trend
If daily = GREEN → Only take longs on lower timeframes
If daily = RED → Only take shorts on lower timeframes
This keeps you aligned with the bigger trend!
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STEP 5: REAL TRADING EXAMPLES
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📊 EXAMPLE #1: LONG ENTRY IN UPTREND
Chart: SPY on 1-hour timeframe
Indicator: Green fill (price above 200 EMA)
Setup:
• Price at 450, 200 EMA at 445
• Green shading shows bullish trend
• Price pulls back to 446 (near 200 EMA)
• Bullish hammer candle forms at 200 EMA
Trade:
→ Enter LONG at 446.50
→ Stop at 444.50 (below 200 EMA)
→ Target: Previous high at 452
→ Risk: 2 points | Reward: 5.50 points = 2.75:1 R/R
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📊 EXAMPLE #2: SHORT ENTRY IN DOWNTREND
Chart: EUR/USD on 4-hour timeframe
Indicator: Red fill (price below 200 EMA)
Setup:
• Price at 1.0850, 200 EMA at 1.0900
• Red shading shows bearish trend
• Price rallies to 1.0895 (near 200 EMA)
• Bearish rejection candle at 200 EMA
Trade:
→ Enter SHORT at 1.0890
→ Stop at 1.0910 (above 200 EMA)
→ Target: 1.0820 (recent support)
→ Risk: 20 pips | Reward: 70 pips = 3.5:1 R/R
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📊 EXAMPLE #3: AVOID THE CHOP
Chart: Bitcoin on 15-minute timeframe
Indicator: Color keeps changing (green/red/green/red)
Observation:
• Price crossed 200 EMA 4 times in 2 hours
• No clear trend established
• Whipsaw action
Action:
→ STAY OUT - wait for clear trend
→ Check higher timeframe for direction
→ Come back when one color dominates
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STEP 6: PRO TIPS
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💡 **Combine with Price Action**
Don't just enter because it's green - wait for bullish candle patterns (hammer, engulfing, etc.) at the 200 EMA for high-probability setups.
💡 **Respect the 200 EMA**
The longer price stays on one side, the stronger that side becomes. A stock green for months has strong bullish momentum.
💡 **Watch Volume at Crossovers**
When price crosses the 200 EMA with HIGH volume = strong signal
Low volume crossover = might be false breakout
💡 **Use Multiple Timeframes**
• Daily chart = overall trend direction
• 4H chart = swing trade setups
• 1H chart = day trade entries
Always align smaller timeframe trades with larger timeframe color!
💡 **Strongest Setups = Clean Trends**
Best trades happen when:
• Chart stays ONE color for extended period
• Price respects 200 EMA as support/resistance
• No frequent crossovers
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COMMON QUESTIONS
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❓ "What if price crosses the 200 EMA frequently?"
→ That's a ranging market. Stay out or trade smaller size. Wait for a clear trend.
❓ "Can I change the colors?"
→ Not in this version, but green/red is universal and intuitive.
❓ "Does this work on all timeframes?"
→ Yes! But longer timeframes (4H, Daily) tend to give cleaner signals.
❓ "Should I always use the 200 EMA?"
→ The 200 is the institutional standard. Stick with it for consistency.
❓ "What about the 50 or 20 EMA?"
→ You can add those separately. This indicator focuses on the proven 200 EMA.
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THE GOLDEN RULE
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🟢 GREEN = GO LONG (or stay long)
🔴 RED = GO SHORT (or stay short)
🔄 FREQUENT CHANGES = STAY OUT
It's that simple. The trend is your friend - this indicator just makes it impossible to miss!
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Happy Trading! 📈
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FX Session High/Low Bands - Last 5 EST DaysFX Session High/Low Bands – Last 5 EST Days is a powerful market-structure indicator that automatically plots the true high and low ranges of the Asian, London, and New York trading sessions — without clutter or manual marking.
Each session’s high and low are calculated in real time using New York (EST) session boundaries, then projected as clean dotted bands across the chart. Only the last five trading days are displayed, keeping your chart focused on the most relevant liquidity and reaction levels.
These session bands help traders instantly identify:
• Key intraday support and resistance
• Liquidity highs and lows targeted by later sessions
• Range expansion vs compression
• High-probability breakout, fade, and continuation zones
Color-coded session levels make it easy to distinguish between Asia, London, and New York at a glance, while automatic session detection ensures accuracy across all timeframes.
Ideal for forex and index traders who rely on session-based price behavior, institutional liquidity concepts, and repeatable intraday structure.
Stop guessing where the session levels are.
Trade with precision using the levels the market actually respects.
CE-PE-S/RThis Indicator Purely we design for option traders to do in intraday, here you can view both CE & PE Support & Resistance.
You have to chose same strike CE & PE
Yellow Line will give as a pivot Point
Red Line are we consider as a Target or Resistance
Green Line are we Consider as a Sellers Target or Support Line.
Above Yellow we consider Strong Up.
Vel-SIGThis pine script will give you an idea about the markets are in trending or rangebound. based on this you can take your decision whether you can buy or sell or right option.
Explosive Candle Detector [CodeAlchemyLab]Explosive Candle Detector
This indicator identifies potential high-momentum trading opportunities by detecting explosive candles that form after consolidation periods (base candles).
How It Works:
The indicator uses a two-candle pattern system:
Base Candle (Boring): A consolidation candle where the wicks are larger than the body, indicating indecision and potential accumulation/distribution by smart money. This represents a compression phase where price is being absorbed.
Explosive Candle: A momentum candle that appears immediately after a base candle, with a size at least 50% larger than the base candle. This represents an expansion phase where price breaks out with strong directional movement.
Features:
• Detects bullish explosive candles (green markers below candle)
• Detects bearish explosive candles (red markers above candle)
• Highlights base candles with background color
• Customizable explosive threshold (default: 50% size increase)
• Clean visual signals for easy pattern recognition
Trading Applications:
• Supply and Demand zone identification
• Breakout confirmation signals
• Momentum trade entries
• Order block detection
• Smart money accumulation/distribution phases
Best Used With:
Support/resistance levels, trend analysis, and volume confirmation for optimal trade setups.
Parameter:
Boring Candle Parameters:
1. Min wick ratio (0.6 = 60%): The total wicks (upper + lower) must be at least 60% of the candle's total range. Higher values = more wick required, meaning the candle is more "indecisive" with long wicks.
2. Max body ratio (0.4 = 40%): The body must be at most 40% of the candle's total range. Lower values = smaller body required, confirming the candle is mostly wicks with a small body.
Example: If candle range is 100 pips, wicks must be ≥60 pips and body must be ≤40 pips.
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Explosive Candle Parameters:
3. Min size vs Boring (1.5 = 150%): The explosive candle must be at least 1.5x (or 50% bigger) than the boring candle's range. If boring candle is 100 pips, explosive must be ≥150 pips.
4. Min body ratio (0.5 = 50%): The explosive candle's body must be at least 50% of its total range. This ensures it's a strong directional move with a large body, not just wicks.
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In Simple Terms:
• Boring candle = Big wicks, small body (consolidation/indecision)
• Explosive candle = Big body, much larger than boring candle (strong directional move)
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VIX-SPX Quant Pro SystemQuantitative Analysis of Historical VIX Dynamics and Daily Predictive Frameworks for Volatility ForecastingThe financial ecosystem of the twenty-first century is increasingly governed by the measurement and management of risk, with the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) serving as the primary benchmark for expected equity market turbulence.1 Originally proposed in the late 1980s by financial economists Menachem Brenner and Dan Galai, the concept of a "Sigma Index" was intended to provide a standardized, frequently updated measure of volatility that could facilitate the creation of futures and options for hedging purposes.3 In 1993, the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) implemented this vision, launching the VIX based on the implied volatility of eight S&P 100 at-the-money options series.1 The subsequent transformation of the VIX in 2003—shifting its underlying to the S&P 500 (SPX) and adopting a model-free methodology developed in conjunction with Goldman Sachs—marked its transition into the "fear gauge" recognized today by market participants worldwide.2Understanding the movement of the VIX historically and developing an equation to predict its daily levels requires a deep synthesis of data infrastructure, mathematical modeling, and an appreciation for the structural mechanics of the options market. The index does not measure historical or statistical volatility in the traditional sense; rather, it reflects the market's expectation of 30-day forward-looking volatility, as conveyed by current SPX option prices.5 This predictive capacity stems from the fact that implied volatility represents the consensus view of professional traders regarding the probability and magnitude of future price movements, adjusted for the insurance premiums they are willing to pay for downside protection.8Historical Data Infrastructure and Tracking MethodologiesTo track VIX movement historically with high fidelity, an analyst must rely on robust data pipelines that provide not only the index levels but also the underlying components of its calculation. Financial time-series data is prone to gaps, timestamp inconsistencies, and errors in Open-High-Low-Close (OHLC) reporting, necessitating the use of specialized vendors that normalize these datasets.10Evaluative Framework for Historical Data ProvidersHistorical tracking of the VIX is most effective when utilizing APIs that offer long-term datasets with high granular resolution. The choice of provider often dictates the scope of analysis, with some catering to end-of-day (EOD) historical research while others provide the tick-level detail required for high-frequency algorithmic modeling.10API ProviderData DepthFrequency SupportBest ForTagX Stock Market API10+ Years1m, 5m, 15m, EODQuant research and backtesting 10EOD Historical Data (EODHD)30+ YearsEOD, 1m, 5m, 1hLong-term trend analysis 11Polygon.ioReal-time & HistTick-level, 1m, EODU.S. algorithmic trading 10Alpha Vantage20+ YearsDaily, IntradayPrototyping and academics 10Yahoo Finance (yfinance)VariableDaily, WeeklyQuick prototyping/casual use 11DatabentoExtensiveHigh-frequency tickLow-latency precisive analysis 11FRED (St. Louis Fed)Since 1990Daily CloseMacroeconomic modeling 16Beyond the broad providers, official sources like the CBOE DataShop provide the most authoritative historical files, including EOD calculation inputs from May 9, 2022, to the present.17 These files contain every strike price, weight, and contribution used to derive the last published VIX value of each day, which is critical for those seeking to understand why the index moved during specific volatility regimes.17 For researchers investigating older data, the St. Louis Fed’s FRED database maintains the VIXCLS series, providing daily closing values dating back to January 1990, alongside historical data for other volatility benchmarks.4The VIX Calculation Methodology: A Deep DiveThe ability to predict VIX levels daily relies on a fundamental understanding of its mechanical derivation. Contrary to common misconceptions, the VIX is not calculated using the Black-Scholes-Merton model to solve for individual implied volatilities.19 Instead, it employs a model-free formula that captures a weighted sum of variance estimates across a broad range of strike prices.19Mathematical Formula and Strike SelectionThe VIX methodology targets a constant 30-day maturity by interpolating between two tenors of SPX options.19 These "near-term" and "next-term" expirations must have more than 23 days and less than 37 days to maturity.7The core equation for the variance of each tenor ($\sigma^2$) is expressed as:$$\sigma^2 = \frac{2}{T} \sum_i \frac{\Delta K_i}{K_i^2} e^{RT} Q(K_i) - \frac{1}{T} \left( \frac{F}{K_0} - 1 \right)^2$ BMV:IN this calculation:$T$ is the time to expiration (calculated precisely in minutes).19$F$ is the forward index level derived from option prices.7$K_i$ is the strike price of the $i^{th}$ out-of-the-money (OTM) option.19$\Delta K_i$ is the strike price interval, calculated as half the difference between the strikes on either side of $K_i$.20$Q(K_i)$ is the midpoint of the bid-ask quote for strike $K_i$.7$R$ is the risk-free interest rate.19$K_0$ is the first strike price below the forward index level $F$.19Once the variances for the two tenors are calculated, they are linearly interpolated to find the 30-day variance, the square root of which is multiplied by 100 to yield the VIX index value.19Historical Dynamics: Mean Reversion and Asymmetric CorrelationThe development of predictive equations must be grounded in the structural behavior of volatility. The VIX possesses two distinct characteristics that differentiate it from traditional equity assets: it is bounded at both ends and demonstrates powerful mean reversion.26The Central Tendency PrincipleThe VIX gravitates toward a long-term average of approximately 19.5.23 Statistical research establishes that in any given month, the VIX tends to move about 30% of the distance between its current level and its long-term average.30 This "speed of mean reversion" is a critical constant in predictive equations, as it provides a directional bias when volatility deviates significantly from the norm.8The Inverse Correlation with EquitiesThe relationship between the S&P 500 and the VIX is strongly negative, with a historical correlation coefficient typically ranging from -0.70 to -0.80.27 This link is essentially a reflection of the "leverage effect," where price declines increase financial risk and investor fear, driving up option premiums.33 Interestingly, while the two move in opposite directions 80% of the time, the remaining 20% often features positive co-movement.34Technical Roadmaps and Actionable Calculation RulesFor intraday SPX trading on the 3-minute timeframe, mathematical findings can be translated into the following actionable study logic:Rule 1: The "Rule of 16" Intraday RangeThe Rule of 16 converts annualized VIX into a daily expected move by dividing the VIX level by 16.35 For a 3-minute timeframe, this expectation must be scaled by the square root of the number of bars in a trading day (130 bars for a standard 390-minute session):$$Expected Move_{Bar} = \frac{VIX}{16 \cdot \sqrt{Bars_{Day}}}$ MIL:IF the current SPX candle breaks outside these dynamic bands, it signals an "excess volatility" event likely driven by institutional hedging flow.35Rule 2: VIX/VXV Ratio ExhaustionThe spread between 1-month and 3-month volatility identifies when fear is overextended.33Warning Zone (Short SPX): Ratio > 1.0 (Short-term fear > Long-term expectation).38Exhaustion Zone (Long SPX): Ratio > 1.25 (Near-term panic is at its zenith).38Rule 3: Bollinger Band "Rubber Band" ReversionWhen the VIX stretches more than 30% above its 20-period moving average and closes back inside its upper Bollinger Band, it signals a "snap back" where equity prices typically rally as fear recedes.Pine Script V6: Actionable VIX-SPX Signal System (Overlay)This script implements the findings as an overlay for the S&P 500 (SPX) chart. It provides Long/Short ✖ crosses and dynamic "Expected Move" bands based on the VIX.
Synthesis of Daily Calculation MethodologyTo conclude the predictive framework, the following table summarizes the real-time calculation methodology for daily levels.StepActionPractical Formula / ThresholdObjective1Establish Baseline$V_{base} = V_t + $Quantify mean reversion pressure 82Equity Shock Adj$V_{adj} = V_{base} - (0.82 \cdot R_{SPX,t})$Incorporate leverage effect and correlation 243Technical FilterPlot vs. Upper Bollinger Band (+2SD)Identify overextension/exhaustion points 404Range BoundApply Rule of 16 ( TVC:VIX / 16$)Set daily SPX fluctuation targets 35Through the systematic integration of these components, market analysts can transition from reactive observation of market fear to proactive navigation of risk-neutral volatility expectations, effectively utilizing the VIX as a forward-looking beacon for equity market outcomes.2
Position Size ProRMI Position Size Pro | Risk Dashboard
RMI Position Size Pro is a professional risk management and position sizing tool designed for traders who take capital preservation seriously.
The indicator automatically calculates the optimal position size based on your account balance, risk per trade, and Entry / Stop Loss / Take Profit levels — directly on the chart you are trading.
It works seamlessly across Forex, Gold (XAUUSD), Silver (XAGUSD), indices, and CFDs, adapting to the active symbol.
Key Features
Automatic position size calculation based on fixed risk (%)
Clear on-chart Risk Dashboard showing:
Entry, Stop Loss, Take Profit
Risk in % and USD
Position size (lots / contracts)
Risk-to-Reward ratio (R:R)
Visual Entry / SL / TP levels plotted on the chart
Entry (blue), Stop Loss (red), Take Profit (green)
Supports manual input or chart-click selection for price levels
Clean, minimal, and professional layout — no chart clutter
Fully compatible with Forex, Metals, Indices, and CFDs
No swaps, commissions, or spread assumptions - pure risk calculation
Why RMI Position Size Pro?
Most traders fail not because of bad analysis, but because of poor risk management.
This tool removes emotion and guesswork by ensuring every trade risks exactly what you define nothing more, nothing less.
Built for serious traders, prop-firm traders, and professionals who value consistency, discipline, and clarity.
Best Use Cases
Day Trading & Scalping (M1–M15)
Swing Trading
Prop Firm Challenges
Risk-controlled portfolio trading
Disclaimer
This indicator is a risk management tool, not a trading signal or financial advice.
All trading decisions remain the responsibility of the user.
Oracle Trade And Smart Probability أداة تحليل فني مصممة لمساعدة المتداول على قراءة حركة السعر واتخاذ قرارات أكثر انضباطًا، مع التركيز على إدارة الصفقة قبل الإشارة.
يعرض المؤشر إشارات دخول وخروج مع نظام إدارة صفقة مرئي يشمل:
- سعر الدخول
- الوقف الثابت
- الوقف المتحرك
- الهدف
جميع الإشارات والتنبيهات تصدر بعد إغلاق الشمعة فقط، لضمان ثبات الإشارة وعدم تغيّرها لاحقًا.
المؤشر أداة تحليل فني تعليمية وتحليلية فقط، ولا يُعد توصية استثمارية أو دعوة للبيع أو الشراء.
التداول في الأسواق المالية ينطوي على مخاطر وقد يؤدي إلى خسارة رأس المال.
المستخدم يتحمل كامل المسؤولية عن قراراته، ومطوّر المؤشر غير مسؤول عن أي خسائر مباشرة أو غير مباشرة ناتجة عن استخدامه.
لا يُنصح باستخدام المؤشر بشكل منفرد، ولا يناسب جميع الفواصل الزمنية أو جميع أساليب التداول.
يُفضّل استخدامه ضمن خطة تداول واضحة تشمل:
- تأكيد الاتجاه من فريم زمني أعلى
- وقف خسارة ثابت
- إدارة مخاطرة لا تتجاوز 1–2% لكل صفقة
يدعم المؤشر إرسال التنبيهات لإشارات الدخول والخروج وتحديثات إدارة الصفقة.
كما يمكن ربطه بأنظمة تداول آلي خارجية عبر Webhook من قبل المستخدمين ذوي الخبرة، دون تحمّل المطوّر أي مسؤولية عن نتائج هذا الربط.
جميع حقوق الملكية الفكرية محفوظة.
يُمنع نسخ أو إعادة توزيع أو إعادة استخدام هذا المؤشر أو أي جزء منه دون إذن صريح من المطوّر.
A technical analysis tool designed to assist traders in reading price action and making more disciplined trading decisions, with a strong focus on trade management before signals.
The indicator provides entry and exit signals with visual trade management, including:
- Entry price
- Fixed stop
- Trailing stop
- Target
All signals and alerts are generated only after candle close to ensure signal stability and avoid repainting behavior.
This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
Trading in financial markets involves risk and may result in capital loss.
Users are fully responsible for their trading decisions, and the developer is not liable for any direct or indirect losses.
The indicator should not be used as a standalone decision-making tool and may not be suitable for all timeframes or trading styles.
It is recommended to use it as part of a structured trading plan that includes:
- Higher timeframe confirmation
- Fixed stop-loss
- Risk management limited to 1–2% per trade
The indicator supports alerts for entries, exits, and trade management updates.
Advanced users may connect alerts to external automated trading systems via webhook at their own responsibility.
All intellectual property rights are reserved.
Unauthorized copying, redistribution, or reuse of this indicator or any part of it is strictly prohibited.
KORVEX TRADING - S&PKORVEX Keylevel Must-Move Trading is a precise approach focused on identifying Must-Move-Levels to generate high-quality trades at clearly defined Keylevels. The strategy targets reversals and pullbacks at prominent Keylevels, resulting in a high hit rate with fewer, but highly qualitative signals.
Core Idea & Market Logic
KORVEX is not a classic continuous-signal indicator, but a targeted Must-Move finder for GOLD, DAX, S&P500, and EURUSD.
The strategy aims to trade reversals and pullbacks at clearly identifiable Keylevels (Daily High/Low, Previous High/Low, Daily Pivot, relevant Fibonacci zones such as 0.5, 0.618, 0.786).
Trading primarily takes place on the M15 timeframe, optionally also on M30 or H1, to find the best combination of signal quality and trading time.
Advantages of the Strategy
Fewer, but high-quality trades instead of continuous trading, which strengthens discipline and focus.
The use of clear Keylevels increases the probability of sustainable moves and reduces the risk of erroneous trades.
Combining technical levels with Fibonacci zones provides an objective decision basis and prevents subjective interpretations.
This approach creates a clear market logic based on quality and precise entries – ideal for traders aiming for sustainable results with fewer, but targeted trades.





















