Decoy Long / Decoy ShortThis indicator plots a decoy bar. A Decoy bar can be a 'decoy long' or a 'decoy short' bar. A 'decoy long' is a bar that creates a higher high and higher low but ends up as a red bar. A 'decoy short' is a bar that creates a lower high and lower low but still ends up as a green bar.
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BT State, Structure & EnergyBT State, Structure & Energy
BT State, Structure & Energy is a market context framework — not a signal generator.
It helps traders understand when meaningful outcomes are possible, before interpreting absorption, aggression, or entries.
This tool enforces the correct analytical hierarchy used by professional traders.
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Core Concept
Markets resolve in layers, not signals.
This indicator separates volatility behavior into three distinct components:
State (BBWP) → Can something happen?
Structure (Keltner Width %) → Is the market opening or compressing?
Energy (ATR %) → Is there enough participation to traverse structure?
Most traders invert this sequence and fail.
This framework does not.
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Indicator Mapping
BBWP → State
Defines volatility regime and expansion permission.
Keltner Width % → Structure
Tracks the opening and closing of the market’s price envelope.
ATR % → Energy
Measures the arrival and decay of kinetic participation.
These are non-directional metrics. They describe environment, not bias.
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Visual Design
BBWP Columns (Heatmap)
Low opacity columns show volatility state without overpowering price.
Compression Background
Subtle shading highlights regimes where expansion is statistically unlikely.
Structure Line (KWP)
User-defined base color with light/dark slope variants.
Energy Line (ATR %)
User-defined base color with light/dark slope variants.
Brightness reflects slope (rising or falling), not direction.
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How to Use
Start with State
If volatility permission is closed, most signals will fail.
Then read Structure
Structure often opens before state transitions.
Then read Energy
Energy confirms whether structure can be traversed.
Only then interpret Absorption
Absorption matters when expansion is allowed.
Finally read Aggression
Aggression answers who is winning right now .
Correct hierarchy:
Market State → Absorption → Aggression
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Best Practices
Do not use this as an entry signal
Use it to filter false breakouts and chop
Pair with absorption and order-flow tools
Use higher opacity on HTF, lower on LTF
Adjust slope length per timeframe (longer on HTF)
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Who This Is For
This tool is designed for traders who want to:
Understand market condition before acting
Avoid chasing activity in compressed regimes
Trade with context instead of indicators in isolation
If you are looking for buy/sell arrows, this is not the tool.
If you want to know where you are , this is exactly the tool.
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BT State, Structure & Energy
Understand the environment before interpreting the tape.
Advanced RS Ranking & Peer ComparisonAdvanced RS Rating & Sector Comparison
Original Concept & Logic by Dr. Chintan Joshi
Overview
This indicator is designed to help traders identify Market Leaders by quantifying Relative Strength (RS) on a standardized 1-99 scale. Unlike standard RSI (which looks at internal momentum), this RS Rating measures a stock's performance relative to a Benchmark (default: NIFTY 50) over a specific lookback period.
The tool goes a step further by comparing the stock's RS Rating against its Market Cap Index (e.g., Smallcap) and its Sector Index (e.g., CNX Metal, CNX IT) to determine if the stock is a "Leader" or a "Laggard" within its own category.
Key Features
RS Rating (0-99 Scale):
Calculates the ratio of the Stock Price vs. Benchmark (Nifty).
Normalizes this ratio over a lookback period (Default: 90 bars) to produce a score between 1 and 99.
A score of 90+ indicates the stock is in the top tier of relative performance against the benchmark.
Sector & Cap Comparison:
Auto-Sector Detection: The script automatically attempts to detect the sector of the current symbol (e.g., "Tata Motors" -> "CNXAUTO") and compares the stock's RS against the Sector Index's RS.
Market Cap Context: Compares the stock against a broader Market Cap index (Default: CNXSMALLCAP) to see if it is outperforming its capitalization peers.
Leader vs. Laggard Status:
The dashboard calculates the "Lead/Lag" spread.
Green (Leader): The stock's RS Rating is higher than the comparison index.
Red (Laggard): The stock's RS Rating is lower than the comparison index.
How to Use
Add to Chart: The indicator displays a compact table (movable and resizable).
Settings:
RS Lookback Length: Default is 90 (approx 1 quarter for daily charts). Adjust based on your trading style (e.g., 21 for short term, 250 for long term).
Benchmark: Set your base market index (Default: NSE:NIFTY).
Market Cap Index: Set the index relevant to your stock (e.g., NSE:CNXSMALLCAP or NSE:CNX500).
Sector Logic: Keep "Auto-Detect" on for NSE stocks. If the sector is not detected, you can manually define a sector ticker (e.g., NSE:CNXREALTY).
Visuals:
You can change the table size (Tiny to Huge) and position (e.g., Bottom Right) in the settings to fit your screen layout.
Interpreting the Dashboard
RS Rating: The raw strength score of the current symbol.
Lead/Lag: The points difference between the Stock's score and the Index's score.
Example: If Stock RS is 95 and Sector RS is 80, the Lead is +15.0.
Status: Text indication of "Leader" or "Laggard".
Credits:
This script and the underlying Relative Strength ranking logic are based on the concepts developed by Dr. Chintan Joshi.
Esmeralda.AiHow to read the new visuals:
Labels: When a signal appears, the label now calculates the exact price for your Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP).
Lines: You will see short horizontal lines appear at the signal bar.
Green Line: This is your target.
Red Line: This is where you exit if the trade goes against you.
The 90% Rule: To keep the win rate as high as possible, you can manually move your TP to the Yellow Mean Line if the market looks like it is losing steam.
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**Multi-Oscillator Divergence Detector with Pivot Validation**
This indicator identifies regular divergences by comparing price pivot points against oscillator pivot points across three momentum indicators simultaneously.
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**HOW THE SCRIPT WORKS (Technical Methodology):**
The script uses a multi-step validation process:
1. **Pivot Detection**: The script identifies swing highs and lows on both price and oscillators using the `ta.pivothigh()` and `ta.pivotlow()` functions with configurable left/right lookback periods.
2. **Divergence Validation**: When a new pivot is detected, the script scans historical pivots to find potential divergence pairs where:
- For Bullish: Price makes a lower low while the oscillator makes a higher low
- For Bearish: Price makes a higher high while the oscillator makes a lower high
3. **Line Integrity Check**: Before confirming a divergence, the script draws a temporary test line between the two pivot points and checks if any intermediate price/oscillator values pierce through this line. Only non-pierced divergences are displayed.
4. **Multi-Oscillator Confirmation**: The divergence is checked against RSI, CCI, and MFI independently. The label shows how many oscillators confirmed the same divergence (1, 2, or 3).
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**WHY COMBINE THESE THREE OSCILLATORS:**
Each oscillator measures momentum differently, providing complementary confirmation:
- **RSI (Relative Strength Index)**: Measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes. Calculated as: RSI = 100 - (100 / (1 + RS)), where RS = Average Gain / Average Loss over the period.
- **CCI (Commodity Channel Index)**: Measures price deviation from the statistical mean. Calculated as: CCI = (Typical Price - SMA) / (0.015 × Mean Deviation). Effective for identifying cyclical turning points.
- **MFI (Money Flow Index)**: A volume-weighted RSI that incorporates buying/selling pressure. Calculated using typical price × volume to create money flow, then applying RSI formula. Adds volume confirmation to momentum analysis.
When multiple oscillators show divergence simultaneously, it suggests stronger conviction in the potential reversal signal.
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**WHAT MAKES THIS SCRIPT UNIQUE:**
1. **Pivot-Based Validation**: Unlike simple divergence indicators that compare consecutive values, this script validates divergences between actual swing points, reducing false signals.
2. **Line Piercing Filter**: The script ensures no intermediate price action invalidates the divergence by checking if prices cross the divergence line.
3. **Triple Confirmation System**: Shows signal strength (1-3) based on how many oscillators agree on the divergence.
4. **Visual Confirmation Status**: Dotted lines indicate unconfirmed (recent) divergences; solid lines indicate confirmed divergences after the lookback period passes.
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**HOW TO USE THIS INDICATOR:**
1. **Signal Identification**:
- Green lines with up arrow (▲) = Bullish divergence (potential buy zone)
- Red lines with down arrow (▼) = Bearish divergence (potential sell zone)
2. **Signal Strength**: The number next to the arrow (1, 2, or 3) indicates how many oscillators confirmed the divergence. Higher numbers suggest stronger signals.
3. **Confirmation Status**:
- Dotted line = Divergence is still forming (may be invalidated)
- Solid line = Divergence is confirmed
4. **Best Practices**:
- Use on higher timeframes (4H, Daily) for more reliable signals
- Combine with support/resistance levels for entry timing
- Wait for price action confirmation before entering trades
- Signals with 2-3 oscillator confirmations are generally more reliable
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**SETTINGS EXPLAINED:**
| Setting | Default | Purpose |
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| Pivot Lookback Left | 3 | Bars to the left required to confirm a pivot |
| Pivot Lookback Right | 1 | Bars to the right required to confirm a pivot |
| Max Historical Bars | 750 | How far back to search for divergence pairs |
| RSI/CCI/MFI Length | 14 | Period for each oscillator calculation |
| Line Width | 2 | Visual thickness of divergence lines |
| Show Labels | On | Toggle signal labels on/off |
**Adjusting for Trading Style:**
- Shorter pivot lookback = More signals, faster detection, more noise
- Longer pivot lookback = Fewer signals, slower detection, higher quality
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**LIMITATIONS AND RISK DISCLAIMER:**
- Divergences are NOT direct buy/sell signals - they indicate potential reversals
- In strong trends, divergences may fail multiple times before working
- Past divergence patterns do not guarantee future price movement
- Always use proper position sizing and stop-loss orders
- This indicator should be used as part of a complete trading strategy
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This script is published open-source. You can view the complete code logic and modify it for your own use according to TradingView's guidelines.
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Malama's DivergenceMalama's Universal Anchored M.A. (UMA+) is a comprehensive moving average utility that unifies over 28 different calculation methods into a single, adaptive framework.
Justification for this Combination (The Mashup): Traders often need to compare different smoothing algorithms (e.g., EMA vs. Hull vs. KAMA) to find the best fit for current market conditions. Standard platforms require swapping individual indicators, which is inefficient. Furthermore, most "Anchored" tools are limited to VWAP. This script solves these issues by housing a vast library of MA calculations in one engine and applying a custom "Universal Anchor" logic to all of them. This allows unique analysis, such as anchoring a Hull Moving Average to an earnings date.
How the Components Work Together:
Calculation Layer: The user selects an MA type (Simple, Adaptive, or Ehlers). The script computes this raw value based on the chosen length.
Anchor Layer: If "Anchored Mode" is enabled, the script monitors for the specific start condition (Date, Bar Index, or Start of Data). Upon detection, it resets the calculation array, forcing the MA to calculate only from that specific point forward.
Visualization Layer: The final output is color-coded based on the price's position relative to the MA (Green for Bullish, Red for Bearish) and displayed with an optional fill for trend clarity.
Dashboard Layer: Real-time values, deviation percentages, and trend status are fed into an on-chart table for quick reference.
Included MA Types:
Standard: SMA, EMA, WMA, TMA, VWMA, SMMA.
Low Lag: HMA (Hull), ZLEMA (Zero-Lag), DEMA, TEMA, T3.
Adaptive: KAMA (Kaufman), VIDYA (Chande), FRAMA (Fractal), McGinley Dynamic, Kalman Filter.
Ehlers: MAMA/FAMA, Cyber Cycle, Super Smoother, Laguerre, Reflex.
Strategy Idea: Stacking for Crossovers Because this script is a "Universal Framework," you can use it to build custom crossover strategies by adding it to your chart twice:
Add Instance 1: Set it to a fast, responsive type like Hull MA (Length 14).
Add Instance 2: Set it to a smooth, stable type like KAMA (Length 50).
Trade the Cross: Use the intersection of these two distinct mathematical models as a high-quality trend entry trigger.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational analysis only. Trading involves risk.
Malama's Universal anchored M.A.Malama's Universal Anchored M.A. (UMA+) consolidates over 28 different moving average calculation methods into a single, unified framework. It introduces a unique "Anchored Mode" that allows traders to apply advanced smoothing algorithms—normally reserved for rolling windows—to specific fixed starting points in time.
Justification for this Combination (The Mashup): Standard platforms force traders to switch between dozens of separate indicators to compare different moving averages (e.g., swapping an EMA script for a Hull MA script). Furthermore, most "Anchored" tools are limited to VWAP. This script solves these limitations by:
Unifying Calculations: It houses the math for 28+ MA types (Simple, Exponential, Adaptive, and Ehlers filters) in one engine.
Universal Anchoring: It applies a custom anchoring logic to all these types, allowing you to anchor a Hull MA or a Kalman Filter to a specific news event—something impossible with standard tools.
How the Components Work Together:
Selection Layer: The user selects a calculation method (e.g., "KAMA") and a length.
Calculation Layer: The script computes the raw moving average value for the current bar based on the selected formula.
Anchor Layer: If "Anchored Mode" is enabled, the script detects the start condition (Time, Bar Index, or First Bar). It resets the calculation arrays at that specific point, treating it as the "zero" bar for the moving average math.
Visualization Layer: The final output is dynamically colored based on price position (Price > MA = Bullish) and displayed with an optional trend fill.
Included MA Types:
Standard: SMA, EMA, WMA, TMA, VWMA, SMMA.
Low Lag: HMA (Hull), ZLEMA (Zero-Lag), DEMA, TEMA, T3.
Adaptive: KAMA (Kaufman), VIDYA (Chande), FRAMA (Fractal), McGinley Dynamic, Kalman Filter.
Ehlers: MAMA/FAMA, Cyber Cycle, Super Smoother, Laguerre, Reflex.
Strategy Idea: Stacking for Crossovers Because this script is a "Universal Framework," you can add it to your chart twice to build custom strategies:
Add UMA+ Twice.
Set Instance 1 (Fast): Select a responsive type like Hull MA (Length 14).
Set Instance 2 (Slow): Select a smooth type like KAMA (Length 50).
Trade the Cross: Use the intersection of these two distinct mathematical models as a trend entry trigger.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational analysis only. Trading involves risk.
Half Closing CandleHalf Closing Candle
This indicator identifies candles whose closing price falls within the upper or lower half of the candle range, measured from the midpoint relative to the candle’s open. It helps traders quickly spot candles that close toward the open or high/low extremes, providing insight into momentum, indecision, or potential reversal areas.
The script highlights these candles with a subtle, non-intrusive overlay directly on the chart, without altering candle wicks or overall price representation, ensuring visual clarity and professional presentation.
Al Brooks Price Action ProIntroduction
Al Brooks Price Action Pro v4.0 is an institutional-grade Pine Script indicator designed to faithfully implement the price action trading methodology of Al Brooks. This tool translates complex, discretionary concepts from the "Trading Price Action" books (Trends, Ranges, Reversals) into precise algorithmic signals.
The indicator is designed to be a "Head-Up Display" for the serious price action trader. It automates the detection of setups so you can focus on Context and Execution.
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Signal Reference Guide (Comprehensive Glossary)
The indicator displays signal labels directly on the chart using short abbreviations. Below is the complete key to understanding every signal.
1. Trend Pullback Signals (The "With-Trend" Entries)
These are the most common signals, designed for entering in the direction of an established trend.
H1 / L1 - High 1 / Low 1 The first pullback in a trend.
H1 (Bull): First time a bar's high goes above the prior bar's high in a bull pullback.
Trigger: Aggressive entry. High failure rate in weak trends.
H2 / L2 - High 2 / Low 2 The Gold Standard. A second attempt to resume the trend after the H1/L1 fails.
Logic: Counter-trend traders (bears in a bull trend) try once (L1) and fail, then try twice (L2) and fail. When they cover their losses, the trend resumes.
H3 / L3 - High 3 / Low 3 Often a wedge bull flag. A third push down in a pullback.
Setup: Acts like a wedge pattern within a trend.
H4 / L4 - High 4 / Low 4 Rare. If a pullback extends this long, the trend might be transitioning to a trading range.
M2B / M2S - MA Two-Legged Pullback M2B (Buy): A two-legged pullback that touches the 20 EMA for the first time.
Logic: "Buy the dip" or "Sell the rally" at the average price. Great for beginners.
20GAB - 20 Gap Bar High Probability. Price has stayed above the EMA for 20+ bars (strong trend), and finally touches it.
Setup: Bears are exhausted trying to reverse the trend for 20 bars. The first touch of moving average usually finds buyers.
BKP - Breakout Pullback Occurs shortly after a strong breakout.
Setup: Price breaks out, pulls back slightly (doesn't retrace deep), and then resumes.
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2. Reversal Signals (Counter-Trend)
Patterns that suggest the current trend is ending or reversing.
MTR - Major Trend Reversal Highest Probability Reversal. Requires 4 distinct steps:
Strong Trend
Trend Line Break (momentum loss)
Test of the Extreme (higher high or lower low)
Reversal Signal (the entry)
Logic: The trend structure is broken, and the "Second Leg" trap executes.
WDG - Wedge Three distinct pushes in a trend channel.
Logic: A sustainable trend usually corrects after 3 pushes. A "Rising Wedge" is a bear signal; "Falling Wedge" is a bull signal.
3P - Three Pushes Similar to a wedge, but focuses purely on the "3 drives" pattern in a channel.
V-TOP / V-BOT - V-Top / V-Bottom Violent Reversal. Occurs when a trend accelerates vertically (parabolic) and then violently reverses.
Logic: The "Climax" exhausts all buyers/sellers instantly.
HS - Head & Shoulders Classic reversal pattern.
Logic: Left Shoulder, Head (new extreme), Right Shoulder (lower high/higher low failure).
ET - Expanding Triangle A chaotic pattern of higher highs and lower lows.
Logic: Markets typically reverse after 5 swings in an expanding formation.
TCL - Trend Channel Line Overshoot Price breaks through the trend channel line (overshoots) and reverses.
Logic: An overshoot is a climax. The reversal back into the channel is the trade.
PW - Parabolic Wedge A focused wedge that forms quickly (3-4 bars) often at the end of a climatic move.
FBE - Fade Exhaustion Fade Bear/Bull Exhaustion.
Logic: A massive "Late Acceleration" bar appears after a long trend. The signal is to fade (go against) this move.
FFF - Final Flag Failure A small flag forms late in a trend. The breakout from this flag usually fails and reverses trend.
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3. Trading Range & Limit Order Signals
Signals specific to "Buy Low, Sell High" market conditions.
TRF - Trading Range Fade Buy Low / Sell High.
Logic: Detects if market is in a Trading Range. Signal fires only in the top 20% (Sell) or bottom 20% (Buy).
TRF2 - TR Fade 2nd Entry A second attempt to fade the trading range extreme. Higher probability than the first attempt.
LMT - Limit Order Setup Institutional Entry.
Setup: Buying at the low of the prior bar (in a bull trend). Requires conviction that the trend is strong enough to not stop you out.
LMC - Limit Micro Channel Entering on a limit order when a Micro Channel breaks (betting the breakout will fail).
FLG - Final Leg The "Final Leg" of a channel structure within a trading range. Betting on the reversal back to the middle.
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4. Bar Patterns & Micro Structures
Short-term 1-3 bar patterns found on valid signal bars.
2BR - Two Bar Reversal A strong trend bar followed immediately by a strong bar in the opposite direction.
ioi - Inside-Outside-Inside A 3-bar "Breakout Mode" pattern. Price is compressing. Explosive move imminent.
ii / iii - Double Inside Bar Two (or three) consecutive inside bars. Extreme compression. "Coiled spring."
OB - Outside Bar A bar that completely engulfs the previous bar. Often a trap or a reversal.
MDB / MDT - Micro Double Bottom/Top Two consecutive bars with identical (or near identical) lows/highs. A "double bottom" on a 1-bar scale.
DBP / DTP - Double Bottom/Top Pullback A pullback that occurs specifically after a Double Bottom or Top pattern.
SHVD - Shaved Bar A bar with no tail (shaved head/bottom). Indicates extreme urgency/momentum.
FW - Failed Wedge A wedge pattern that broke out but immediately failed and reversed.
MW - Micro Wedge A tiny wedge pattern formed by 3 consecutive bars.
DBF / DTF - Double Bottom/Top Flag A continuation pattern. A flag that looks like a double bottom/top but functions as a trend resumption setup.
BKT - Breakout Test Price breaks a specific level (like a swing high) and comes back to test it perfectly before resuming.
DL - Dueling Lines Confluence. Signal occurs at a zone where multiple support levels (EMA, Trend Line, Prior Low) intersect.
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Dashboard Guide
The glassmorphism dashboard (top-right) gives you a health check of the market. Here is how to read it:
Always-In:
LONG / SHORT: The dominant direction. Stick to signals that match this color.
Neutral: Market is confused/choppy. Stand aside.
Trend:
BULL / BEAR: Clear trending behavior.
RANGE: Market is going sideways. Use TRF signals; ignore H1/H2 trend signals.
Micro Channel:
Bull/Bear: Price is in a "Micro Channel" (4+ bars without a pullback). DO NOT FADE. Wait for the micro channel to break before taking counter-trend trades.
Barbwire:
AVOID: Major warning. The market is in a tight "Barbwire" trading range (dojis, overlapping bars). Most signals here will fail. Stop trading until it clears.
Signal Quality:
0-100% Score: The algorithm's confidence in the last signal.
> 80%: High conviction (Strong trend context, good signal bar, rejection tails).
< 50%: Weak signal (likely into resistance, bad signal bar, counter-trend).
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Visual Elements Legend
Colors:
Green/Cyan: Bullish elements.
Red/Pink: Bearish elements.
Amber/Orange: Warnings (Traps, Climaxes).
Gray: Neutral contexts.
Markers:
⊘ (H1/L1/H2/L2): TRAP WARNING. This is NOT a signal to enter. It warns you that a standard setup is forming in the wrong context (e.g., selling a Low 1 in a strong Bull Trend).
⚡BC / ⚡SC: Buy/Sell Climax. The market has moved too far, too fast. Expect a pullback or pause.
◈: Trading Range Zone or important Price Action marker.
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Strategy "Cheatsheet"
Scenario A: Strong Bull Trend (Green Background / Always-In Long)
Look for: H1, H2, 20GAB, M2B.
Ignore: All Sell signals (MTR, WDG) unless they have "Two Reasons" (double confirmation).
Stop Loss: Below the signal bar low.
Scenario B: Trading Range (Gray Background / Dashboard "RANGE")
Look for: TRF (Trading Range Fade), TRF2.
Strategy: Sell high (red zone), Buy low (green zone).
Quick Profits: Scalp out quickly; do not hold for home runs.
Scenario C: Trend Reversal (Looking for Tops/Bottoms)
Look for: MTR, WDG, V-TOP.
Confirmation: Wait for a strong Signal Bar (good body, closing near extreme).
Trap: Don't short a strong bull trend just because it's "high." Wait for the Double Top or MTR.
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Disclaimer :
This tool assumes you have a basic understanding of Al Brooks' glossary. It aids in real-time identification but does not replace trader discretion. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Auto Liquidity Sweep Trendlines with automation feature by V JhaThis is not an ordinary trendline, in fact high impact ones, passing through liquidity points of huge significance.
In setting of indicator you can choose to have multiple consecutive buys or sells for delayed entry. For automation you can deselect this option so that you get single buy or sell.
What is more, for Green and Red lines you can choose different bars. For instance if htf trend is bearish choose 14 bars for red, so you need to sell on rise therefore make 1 bar for green. Similar for opposite.
You will have an awe feeling for sure. Enjoy Trading.
Liquidity Sweep Trendlines customise htf, bars and switchesThis is not an ordinary trendline, in fact high impact ones, passing through liquidity points of huge significance.
In setting of indicator you can choose to have multiple consecutive buys or sells for delayed entry. For automation you can deselect this option so that you get single buy or sell.
What is more, for Green and Red lines you can choose different bars. For instance if htf trend is bearish choose 14 bars for red, so you need to sell on rise therefore make 1 bar for green. Similar for opposite.
You can separately choose htf on current chart. For instance if on your htf is 5 min and trend is bearish on 5 min, on current chart 1 min(say) you can choose htf 5min for red and to short on every rise choose 1 bar for green and keep its htf of chart.
I think need for all other indicator should be over, You will have an awe feeling for sure. Enjoy
Multi Pair Dual Engine System v9 6 Trend and RevDual Engine V9.6: Hybrid Trading System (Trend + Reversal)
This high-performance trading script combines two essential strategies into one powerful tool:
Trend Following Engine: Captures long-term momentum using a triple EMA alignment and RSI filters.
Reversal Engine: Detects market turning points by analyzing price action relative to RSI extremes.
Key Features:
8-Pair Multi-Dashboard monitoring (XAUUSD, Forex majors).
Built-in ADX Sideways Filter.
Real-time Volume Pressure Meter.
Automated Risk Management (Entry, SL, and 2 TP levels).
Webhook-ready for LINE/Telegram alerts.
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Dual Engine V9.6: ระบบเทรด Hybrid (Trend + Reversal)
ระบบเทรดที่รวม 2 กลยุทธ์ไว้ในตัวเดียว:
Trend Following: รันเทรนด์ด้วย EMA 3 เส้นและ RSI
Reversal: ดักจุดกลับตัวด้วย Price Action และ RSI
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Marubozu Detector**Marubozu Detector (v6)**
This indicator identifies **Marubozu candles** — powerful candlestick patterns indicating strong directional momentum with minimal or no shadows (wicks).
A **Bullish Marubozu** (green) shows buyers dominated the session: open ≈ low, close ≈ high.
A **Bearish Marubozu** (red) shows sellers in control: open ≈ high, close ≈ low.
Unlike strict detectors, this version allows customizable tolerance for tiny shadows, making it practical for real markets where perfect Marubozu are rare.
**Key Features**
- **Adjustable tolerance**: Max shadow % of candle range (default 5%).
- **Minimum body size**: Requires body ≥ % of range (default 90%) to filter small candles.
- **Clear labels**: "BULL MARU" below bullish, "BEAR MARU" above bearish.
- **Alerts**: Built-in conditions for Bullish/Bearish Marubozu on any timeframe.
- **Pine Script v6**: Fully compatible with the latest version for optimal performance.
**How to Use**
1. Add to chart via Indicators > Community Scripts.
2. Customize inputs: Lower tolerance for stricter detection, higher for more signals.
3. Combine with trend tools (e.g., EMA, support/resistance) for better entries/exits.
- Bullish Marubozu in uptrend → potential continuation long.
- Bearish Marubozu in downtrend → potential short.
**Why Marubozu?**
These candles signal strong conviction and often precede continuations or reversals. This detector helps spot them quickly without manual scanning.
Open-source under Mozilla Public License 2.0. Feel free to modify!
If you find it useful, please like/boost/favorite! Feedback welcome.
© toppermost
SessionsThis indicator highlights the New York After Hours and Pre-Market session and visually defines its structure on the chart.
The session runs from 18:00 to 09:30 New York time, covering the full overnight and pre-market trading window leading into the regular cash open.
During this period, the script tracks and marks the high and low of the New York pre-market, allowing traders to clearly see the overnight range that often acts as key liquidity, support, and resistance during the regular trading session.
The session range can be displayed as a shaded background or as a high/low range, depending on user preference.
For clarity and precision, the indicator is visible only on intraday timeframes:
5-minute
30-minute
1-hour
This makes it especially useful for futures, index, and intraday traders who incorporate pre-market structure into their trading plans.
Flexible Marubozu Detector**Flexible Marubozu Detector (v6)**
This indicator identifies **Marubozu candles** — powerful candlestick patterns indicating strong directional momentum with minimal or no shadows (wicks).
A **Bullish Marubozu** (green) shows buyers dominated the session: open ≈ low, close ≈ high.
A **Bearish Marubozu** (red) shows sellers in control: open ≈ high, close ≈ low.
Unlike strict detectors, this version allows customizable tolerance for tiny shadows, making it practical for real markets where perfect Marubozu are rare.
**Key Features**
- **Adjustable tolerance**: Max shadow % of candle range (default 5%).
- **Minimum body size**: Requires body ≥ % of range (default 90%) to filter small candles.
- **Clear labels**: "BULL MARU" below bullish, "BEAR MARU" above bearish.
- **Alerts**: Built-in conditions for Bullish/Bearish Marubozu on any timeframe.
- **Pine Script v6**: Fully compatible with the latest version for optimal performance.
**How to Use**
1. Add to chart via Indicators > Community Scripts.
2. Customize inputs: Lower tolerance for stricter detection, higher for more signals.
3. Combine with trend tools (e.g., EMA, support/resistance) for better entries/exits.
- Bullish Marubozu in uptrend → potential continuation long.
- Bearish Marubozu in downtrend → potential short.
**Why Marubozu?**
These candles signal strong conviction and often precede continuations or reversals. This detector helps spot them quickly without manual scanning.
NOTE: I use this indicator along with "Swing high low support & resistance" by Pattersmart to trade reversals. I long trade a bearish Marubozu reversal, when the Marubozu breaks through a swing low identified on the "Swing high low support & resistance" indicator.
Open-source under Mozilla Public License 2.0. Feel free to modify!
If you find it useful, please like/boost/favorite! Feedback welcome.
© @toppermost
Risk Managemet ToolThis indicator is fore better Risk Management and Better Execution .
More in depth this indicator provides with the required quantity that must be bought in
order for the risk of the position to be the one that the trader has set .
The value in the Stop Loss input is simply , so that the program could calculate the amount of the Tokens that must be bought and the risk that your position has with the token quantity of 1,without the final amount of tokens needed so that you would risk x amount .
As you have understood so on the Risk Amount input you type the amount that you want to risk and based on the two factors above Stop Loss and Risk Amount the Final Quantity can be calculated .
The rest of the data are simply for the boxed features , color etc . (Please note that i am still working on this project and some features may not be operative yet)
REASON FOR THE CREATION
The reason that i have built this type of indicator is because many traders and especially scalpers like myself , find more usefull to do thier trading in a single tab . Me perosnally i was getting frustrated that i needed to adjust always the quantity and then needing to hover my mouse over the SL order to se how much i risk and not being writen or view live my risk , while price develops.
Also i was not able to remain on the same tab with my exchange due to indicators output difference . By that i simply mean that RSI output is different from the Exchange RSI output because I have adjust the options from my trading and so far i think that it would better to change RSI options and make them same , simply because the exchange does not support such an option.
So simply put i created a indicator that at least it can calculate the amount of Tokens required for a scalper to risk what it has set to and still be able to review , overview it and adjust on the same tab , on the same chart on the same exchange .
Here on trading view .
I hope this simple tool helps somehow to improve scalpers and other type of traders performance .
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Release Notes
This indicator is fore better Risk Management and Better Execution .
More in depth this indicator provides with the required quantity that must be bought in
order for the risk of the position to be the one that the trader has set .
The value in the Stop Loss input is simply , so that the program could calculate the amount of the Tokens that must be bought and the risk that your position has with the token quantity of 1,without the final amount of tokens needed so that you would risk x amount .
As you have understood so on the Risk Amount input you type the amount that you want to risk and based on the two factors above Stop Loss and Risk Amount the Final Quantity can be calculated .
The rest of the data are simply for the boxed features , color etc . (Please note that i am still working on this project and some features may not be operative yet)
REASON FOR THE CREATION
The reason that i have built this type of indicator is because many traders and especially scalpers like myself , find more usefull to do thier trading in a single tab . Me perosnally i was getting frustrated that i needed to adjust always the quantity and then needing to hover my mouse over the SL order to se how much i risk and not being writen or view live my risk , while price develops.
Also i was not able to remain on the same tab with my exchange due to indicators output difference . By that i simply mean that RSI output is different from the Exchange RSI output because I have adjust the options from my trading and so far i think that it would better to change RSI options and make them same , simply because the exchange does not support such an option.
So simply put i created a indicator that at least it can calculate the amount of Tokens required for a scalper to risk what it has set to and still be able to review , overview it and adjust on the same tab , on the same chart on the same exchange .
Here on trading view .
I hope this simple tool helps somehow to improve scalpers and other type of traders performance.
(Note that this project is still on work so , some features may not be operative)
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