TRADE ORBIT:-TOP BOTTOM INDICATOR🔵 BUY TRADE (Bottom Reversal Entry)
Enter when the green triangle appears.
Stop Loss (SL)
Below the low of the signal candle
Or below the swing low (safer)
Target (TP)
Choose ANY:
3%–5% move
Next resistance level (red line)
Risk:Reward = 1:2 or 1:3
Position Size
Risk 2% of your capital per trade (written in rules box).
🔴 SELL TRADE (Top Reversal Entry)
Enter on the red triangle.
Stop Loss (SL)
Above the high of the signal candle
Or above swing high (safer)
Target (TP)
Choose any:
3%–5% downward move
Next support level (green line)
RR = 1:2 or 1:3
📊 BEST WAY TO USE
1. Use on 15m / 30m / 1h for intraday
2. Use on Daily for swing trading
3. Always trade WITH weekly trend (if enabled)
4. Combine with trendlines or EMA200 for extra accuracy
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Stochastic RSI Forecast [QuantAlgo]🟢 Overview
The Stochastic RSI Forecast extends the classic momentum oscillator by projecting potential future K and D line values up to 10 bars ahead. Unlike traditional indicators that only reflect historical price action, this indicator uses three proprietary forecasting models, each operating on different market data inputs (price structure, volume metrics, or linear trend), to explore potential price paths. This unique approach allows traders to form probabilistic expectations about future momentum states and incorporate these projections into both discretionary and algorithmic trading and/or analysis.
🟢 How It Works
The indicator operates through a multi-stage calculation process that extends the RSI-to-Stochastic chain forward in time. First, it generates potential future price values using one of three selectable forecasting methods, each analyzing different market dimensions (structure, volume, or trend). These projected prices are then processed through an iterative RSI calculation that maintains continuity with historical gain/loss averages, producing forecasted RSI values. Finally, the system applies the full stochastic transformation (calculating the position of each forecasted RSI within its range, smoothing with K and D periods) to project potential future oscillator values.
The forecasting models adapt to market conditions by analyzing configurable lookback periods and recalculating projections on every bar update. The implementation preserves the mathematical properties of the underlying RSI calculation while extrapolating momentum trajectories, creating visual continuity between historical and forecasted values displayed as semi-transparent dashed lines extending beyond the current bar.
🟢 Key Features
1. Market Structure Model
This algorithm applies price action analysis by tracking break of structure (BOS) and change of character (CHoCH) patterns to identify potential order flow direction. The system detects swing highs and lows using configurable pivot lengths, then analyzes sequences of higher highs or lower lows to determine bullish or bearish structure bias. When price approaches recent swing points, the forecast projects moves in alignment with the established structure, scaled by ATR (Average True Range) for volatility adjustment.
Potential Benefits for Traders:
Explores potential momentum continuation scenarios during established trends
Identifies areas where structure changes might influence momentum
Could be useful for swing traders and position traders who incorporate structure-based analysis
The Structure Influence parameter (0-1 scale) allows blending between pure trend following and structure-weighted forecasts
Helps visualize potential trend exhaustion through weakening structure patterns
2. Volume-Weighted Model
This model analyzes volume patterns by combining On-Balance Volume (OBV), Accumulation/Distribution Line, and volume-weighted price returns to assess potential capital flow. The algorithm calculates directional volume momentum and identifies volume spikes above customizable thresholds to determine accumulation or distribution phases. When volume indicators align directionally, the forecast projects stronger potential moves; when volume diverges from price trends, it suggests possible reversals or consolidation.
Potential Benefits for Traders:
Incorporates volume analysis into momentum forecasting
Attempts to filter price action by volume support or lack thereof
Could be more relevant in markets where volume data is reliable (equities, crypto, major forex pairs)
Volume Influence parameter (0-1 scale) enables adaptation to different market liquidity profiles
Highlights volume climax patterns that sometimes precede trend changes
Could be valuable for traders who incorporate volume confirmation in their analysis
3. Linear Regression Model
This mathematical approach applies least-squares regression fitting to project price trends based on recent price data. Unlike the conditional logic of the other methods, linear regression provides straightforward trend extrapolation based on the best-fit line through the lookback period.
Potential Benefits for Traders:
Delivers consistent, reproducible forecasts based on statistical principles
Works better in trending markets with clear directional bias
Useful for systematic traders building quantitative strategies requiring stable inputs
Minimal parameter sensitivity (primarily controlled by lookback period)
Computationally efficient with fast recalculation on every bar
Serves as a baseline to compare against the more complex structure and volume methods
🟢 Universal Applications Across All Models
Each forecasting method projects potential future stochastic RSI values (K and D lines), which traders can use to:
▶ Anticipate potential crossovers: Visualize possible K/D crosses several bars ahead
▶ Explore overbought/oversold scenarios: Forecast when momentum might return from extreme zones
▶ Assess divergences: Evaluate how oscillator divergences might develop
▶ Inform entry timing: Consider potential points along the forecasted momentum curve for trade entry
▶ Develop systematic strategies: Build rules based on forecasted crossovers, slope changes, or threshold levels
▶ Adapt to market conditions: Switch between methods based on current market character (trending vs range-bound, high vs low volume)
In short, the indicator's flexibility allows traders to combine forecasting projections with traditional stochastic signals, using historical K/D for immediate reference while considering forecasted values for planning and analysis. As with all technical analysis tools, the forecasts represent one possible scenario among many and should be used as part of a broader trading methodology rather than as standalone signals.
Professional Market Dashboard [Master Edition].CRYPTOThe Problem: Trading in a Vacuum Most crypto traders fail not because they can't read a chart, but because they ignore the "Weather Report." They buy an Altcoin breakout while Bitcoin Dominance is skyrocketing, or they long a dip while Tether Dominance is spiking.
This dashboard solves that problem. It is designed to act as a Decision Support System, condensing the entire state of the crypto market into a single, institutional-grade panel. It replaces the need to have 5 different tabs open (BTC.D, USDT.D, TOTAL3, etc.) and allows you to trade with full context.
How It Works (The Logic Behind the Data)
This dashboard is divided into specific zones, designed to be scanned in a "Z" pattern:
1. The Engine (Header & Sentiment)
rVol (Relative Volume) : Compares current volume to the 20-period moving average. If rVol is < 100%, the header turns Grey, signaling a "Quiet Day" (low probability for breakouts).
Net Flow ($) : Unlike standard volume indicators that suffer from "unit bias" (where 1M cheap coins looks equal to 1M expensive coins), this calculates Dollar Turnover. It multiplies volume by price to show the actual capital flowing in or out of the asset in USD.
Sentiment: A smart label that combines Net Flow direction with VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) context. It only signals "BULLISH" if price is above VWAP and Net Flow is positive.
2. Market Context (The Macro Layer)
USDT.D (Tether Dominance): The "Fear Gauge" of crypto. When this is rising, traders are fleeing to stablecoins (Risk Off). When falling, capital is deploying into assets (Risk On).
BTC.D (Bitcoin Dominance): The "Cycle Gauge."
Rising: Bitcoin is sucking liquidity from the market (Risk of Alts bleeding).
Falling: Capital is rotating into Alts (Potential Altseason).
R S(BTC): Relative Strength against Bitcoin. This calculates the performance spread between the current asset and BTC. If this is RED, the asset is underperforming Bitcoin, suggesting it may be better to just hold BTC.
3. Sector Flow (Capital Rotation)
TOTAL3: The Market Cap of the top 125 coins excluding BTC and ETH. This is the purest chart for "Altcoin Health."
SOL & ETH: Leaders for the L1 and Smart Contract sectors. Monitoring these helps identify if a move is isolated or sector-wide.
4. Trend & Technicals
ADX (Trend Strength): Measures the intensity of the trend, not the direction. If ADX > 25, the background turns red/green, signaling a trending environment. If < 25 (Grey), the market is chopping.
Smart Levels: Automatically calculates the daily Fibonacci Pivot points based on yesterday's High/Low to project the next major Support or Resistance level.
MAs: A quick-glance view of the 9/21 EMAs and 100/200 SMAs to determine trend alignment across timeframes.
Visual Design The panel uses a "Stealth" color palette (Matte Green/Red and Slate Grey) to reduce eye strain during long sessions and prevent "false signals" from overly bright colors during low-volatility periods.
Disclaimer This tool is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not provide financial advice or guarantee profits. Always perform your own due diligence.
Trend Signal with Alert📌The Trend Signal Indicator is based on Smooth Hiken Asia, a trend-following direction indicator that removes noise through continuity of candle body and tail structure and momentum, reveals inverse correlations in upward and downward directions, and more intuitively identifies different trends that strengthen, persist and weaken.
■ Display Settings
Simple View: Enables a minimal visual mode using a global transparency value.
Simple View Transparency: Controls opacity when Simple View is active.
■ Theme Settings
Theme: Selects one of six predefined color themes (BASIC, CYBER_PINK, FUTURE_MINT, MODERN_MINIMAL, OCEAN_WAVE, GOLD_LUXURY).
Each theme automatically sets up-trend main/glow colors and down-trend main/glow colors.
■ Custom Color Settings
Use Custom Colors: Overrides theme colors with user-defined colors.
Down Main / Down Glow: Colors applied when open > close.
Up Main / Up Glow: Colors applied when close ≥ open.
■ Line Settings
Line Width: Thickness of the main trend lines.
Glow Width: Thickness of glow lines.
Main Line Transparency: Opacity for main lines.
Glow Transparency: Opacity for glow layers.
Fill Transparency: Opacity for the area-fill between open and close plots.
■ Heiken Ashi Calculation
The script uses TAExt.heiken_ashi to generate smoothed Heiken Ashi values with:
Pre-HA smoothing (length + selectable MA type),
Post-HA smoothing (length + selectable MA type),
resulting in cleaner, noise-reduced trend representation.
■ Trend Color Logic
The indicator determines trend direction as:
Down Trend: open > close → applies MAIN_UP / GLOW_UP colors.
Up Trend: close ≥ open → applies MAIN_DOWN / GLOW_DOWN colors.
Colors adapt automatically to theme, Simple View, or custom settings, with dynamic transparency adjustments.
■ Plotting Structure
The script plots four main components:
1. Main Trend Lines
Two primary lines (open and close HA values) using main_color and user-selected line width.
2. Area Fill
A fill between the open and close plots using fill_color, providing visual body thickness.
3. Glow Layer
Multiple glow lines around the HA structure (o and c) using glow_color and reduced opacity for a layered halo effect.
4. Simplified Mode Support
When Simple View is enabled, all colors dynamically shift to a unified transparency for a softer minimal look.
■ Core Behavior
The indicator does not generate signals or predictions; it purely visualizes trend conditions using smoothed Heiken Ashi values enriched by color styling, glow layers, and theme customization.
■ Purpose
Provide a visually enhanced smoothed trend indicator.
Improve trend recognition through glow effects and area fills.
Offer flexible visual themes and full customization.
Support clean minimal mode for distraction-free charting.
ADX Trend Dashboard [ Hemanth ]
The ADX + DI Trend Dashboard is a indicator that helps traders instantly assess market trend direction and strength. It combines the power of ADX and DMI (Directional Movement Index) to give a clear visual representation of bullish, bearish, and sideways trends. The dashboard is fully customizable, lightweight, and easy to use.
Key Features:
Displays ADX, +DI, and -DI lines with dynamic coloring.
Green ADX: Bullish trend
Red ADX: Bearish trend
Mini dashboard shows:
Trend direction (Bullish, Bearish)
Trend strength (Weak, Strong)
Threshold lines at 20 & 25 for quick trend strength reference.
Works on any timeframe and instrument.
Clean and visually appealing design to reduce chart clutter.
Inputs:
ADX Length: Number of bars used to calculate ADX.
Higher values smooth the indicator but respond slower.
Lower values make it more sensitive but may produce more noise.
Strong Trend Threshold: ADX value considered strong. Default: 25
+DI Color / -DI Color: Customize trend line colors.
How to Use:
Trend Direction:
Green ADX + +DI > -DI → Bullish
Red ADX + -DI > +DI → Bearish
Trend Strength:
ADX < 20 → Weak
ADX 20–25 → Moderate
ADX > 25 → Strong
Use the dashboard panel to quickly identify trend and strength without manually analyzing the lines.
Recommended Timeframes:
Works on all timeframes.
Ideal for day trading, swing trading, and long-term analysis.
Note:
This indicator does not generate buy or sell signals by itself. It is designed to help traders analyze trend direction and strength visually and make informed trading decisions in combination with other tools or price action.
Altcoin HFT System [Beta]Core Logic: This indicator combines SMC order blocks with trend algorithms to capture high-frequency reversal points.
Features:
Auto Trend Identification (Triangle Signals)
High-Frequency Top/Bottom Detection
No repainting in confirmed mode
Usage:
Green ▲ / LONG: Potential Buy Zone
Red ▼ / SHORT: Potential Sell Zone
Note: This is a public beta version. For detailed tutorials or updates, please check the YouTube link in my profile signature.
Bob's Strategy Pro (Dynamic SL & TP)This code is for a technical analysis indicator called "SSL Strategy Pro (Dynamic SL & TP)". Its primary benefit is to provide traders with a comprehensive, all-in-one visual framework for market analysis and trade management directly on their charts.
Here are its key benefits:
For Market Analysis and Trend Identification:
It offers a clear, visual representation of market structure and the prevailing trend direction using intuitive colored bands.
A major long-term trend line helps you align your trades with the broader market direction, reducing the likelihood of trading against a strong trend.
For Trade Entry and Exit (Risk Management):
It provides specific visual entry signals, helping to identify potential trade initiation points with greater objectivity.
Its most significant advantage is a complete, built-in risk management system.
Dynamic Stop-Loss: It automatically calculates and visually plots a protective stop-loss that adapts to current market volatility. This helps protect profits during favorable moves and defines your initial risk per trade.
Multi-Tier Profit-Taking Framework: It visually plots up to four distinct profit target levels on the chart. These are calculated based on a customizable risk-to-reward ratio relative to your initial stop-loss, allowing you to plan partial profit-taking and manage trades in stages.
Progressive Target Display: To keep the chart uncluttered, the higher profit targets only appear on the chart once certain conditions are met, focusing your attention on the most relevant immediate levels.
Overall Practical Use:
Visual Clarity: By plotting all critical information (trend, signals, stop-loss, multiple targets) directly on the price chart, it consolidates analysis and planning into one view, reducing the need to switch between different tools.
Enhanced Discipline: It encourages systematic trading by pre-defining exit points for both loss protection and profit-taking before entering a trade.
Customizability: Users can adjust key parameters, such as the sensitivity of the trend channels and the aggressiveness of the stop-loss, to match different trading styles and market conditions.
In summary, this tool is designed to assist traders by visually clarifying trends, generating entry alerts, and—most importantly—integrating a dynamic and structured approach to stop-loss and take-profit management to help control risk and systematically capture profits.
Advanced Trend Break TargetsIntroduction
The Advanced Trend Break Targets (ATBT) is a semi-automated technical analysis system designed to validate trendline trading strategies with algorithmic precision. While standard trendlines are subjective drawings, the ATBT converts user-defined price structures into a mathematical model. It projects a trajectory based on two specific "Anchor Points" and monitors price action for valid breakouts, applying a strict "Confluence Filter" before generating signals or projecting targets.
Originality & Utility
Most trendline indicators rely on automatic detection, which often draws lines across irrelevant swing points. The ATBT respects the trader's discretion by allowing manual placement of the trendline (via timestamps) while automating the tedious tasks of monitoring for breaks, checking momentum conditions, and calculating Fibonacci risk-to-reward levels. This "Hybrid" approach combines human pattern recognition with machine discipline, ensuring trades are only signaled when specific quantitative conditions are met.
Detailed Methodology
1. The Advanced Projection Logic
The core of the script calculates a linear trajectory between two points in time (Start Date and End Date). Unlike standard drawings, this script calculates the exact slope (m) using the bar index difference
The script automatically detects the "Price Source" at your chosen timestamps. If a Pivot High exists at the start date, it defaults to a Resistance Line (Highs). If a Pivot Low exists, it defaults to a Support Line (Lows). This slope is then projected forward indefinitely:
2. The Confluence Filter (Multi-Condition Validation)
A raw price crossover is often a "fake-out." To combat this, the script includes a Mandatory Conditions engine. A breakout is only confirmed if the user-selected conditions are TRUE at the moment of the cross:
Volume Confirmation: Verifies if the breakout bar's volume is greater than its 20-period SMA.
CHOCH (Change of Character): Checks if the price has broken the most recent Swing High (for bullish setups) or Swing Low (for bearish setups) prior to the trendline break.
Swing Break: A strict check requiring the close to be beyond the last swing point.
Momentum (MACD & RSI): Ensures the MACD line is crossing the Signal line or that RSI is on the correct side of the 50 threshold.
Trend Filter (SMA): Verifies that price is above the 20 SMA (bullish) or below it (bearish).
3. Dynamic Target & Risk Calculation
Upon a validated breakout, the script scans the chart history for the most recent Pivot High or Low (within the lookback period) to define the "Structure Width" or Risk distance (D).
Stop Loss (SL): Placed at the recent Pivot Price.
Target 1: Projected at $1.0 \times D from the breakout point.
Target 2: Projected at $1.618 \times D (Golden Ratio).
Target 3: Projected at $2.618 \times D.
How to Use
1. Identify the Structure: visually identify a trendline on your chart (e.g., the upper resistance of a Wedge or Flag).
2. Set Anchors: Go to the script settings (Inputs tab) and enter the exact timestamp for Point 1 (Start of trendline) and Point 2 (End of trendline).
Tip: Ensure these dates align with the specific high/low candle you want to anchor to.
3. Configure Filters: Toggle the checkboxes in the "Mandatory Conditions" group.
Example: If you want to trade pure price action, enable "Require CHOCH" but leave "Require MACD" unchecked.
4. Interpret Signals:
Blue Labels (1 & 2): Indicate where the script has Advanced the trendline.
"Breakout" / "Breakdown" Label: Appears when price crosses the projected line AND all selected conditions are met.
Green/Red Dotted Lines: represent your Take Profit targets based on the structure width.
Inputs & Settings
TBT Group:
Start/End Date: The timestamps defining the line.
Pivot Left/Right: Controls the sensitivity of the pivot detection used for Stop Loss placement.
Extend Target Line: How far into the future the target lines are drawn.
Mandatory Conditions Group:
Require Volume / CHOCH / MACD / SMA / RSI: Individual toggles to build your specific trade strategy.
Thresholds: Adjust the lengths for SMA and RSI to match your preferred timeframe.
Example:
XAUUSD 4-hour timeframe
We had an uptrend. We added the indicator and set the point at the penultimate low (HL) and then the second point at the last low (HL), as shown in the following image.
You can choose the conditions you prefer to be met to trigger the breakout from the user settings.
Based on the conditions you set, if they are met, the indicator displays all the data, as seen in the following image. A stop-loss point was set, the breakout candle was identified, and the first target was set (you can choose to display the second and third targets from the user settings, noting that they are less likely to be achieved).
As we can see in the last image, the price reached the first target, then continued its path and achieved the second target as well. Afterward, it shifted to a short sideways trend and then reversed.
TBT vs. ATBT: Key Technical & Functional Enhancements
The ATBT (Advanced Trend Break Target) script introduces significant upgrades over the Free TBT, transforming it from a pure geometric breakout tool into a comprehensive strategy scanner with multi-factor confluence capabilities. Below are the primary differences:
1. Integration of Confluence Filters ("Mandatory Conditions")
The most substantial change is the addition of a robust filtering engine. While TBT relied solely on price crossing the trendline to trigger a signal, ATBT introduces a "Mandatory Conditions" input group. Traders can now require specific criteria to be met before a breakout is validated:
Volume Confirmation: Requires volume to exceed its SMA.
Market Structure (CHOCH): Can require a Change of Character to have occurred prior to the entry.
Momentum & Trend Filters: Options to enforce confirmation from MACD (crossovers), RSI (thresholds), and SMA (price location relative to the moving average).
2. Automated Risk Management (Stop-Loss)
ATBT adds a built-in Stop-Loss mechanism, addressing a missing feature in TBT.
TBT: Only projected Profit Targets (T1, T2, T3).
ATBT: Automatically calculates and plots a Stop-Loss (SL) level based on the pivot price used for the setup. This provides an immediate Risk/Reward visualization upon signal generation.
3. Smart Source Detection
ATBT improves user experience with an automation feature regarding the "Price Source" (High vs. Low).
TBT: The user must manually select whether they are anchoring to "High" or "Low" via the settings.
ATBT: The script attempts to automatically detect the correct source at the "Start Date" by checking if a pivot high or low exists at that timestamp, reducing manual configuration errors.
4. Enhanced Visuals & Swing Point Tracking
Visual clarity has been upgraded in the new version.
Swing Points: ATBT includes a `showSwingPoints` toggle that plots visual markers (circles) on Swing Highs and Swing Lows, helping traders visualize the market structure used for CHOCH and pivot calculations , Helping the trader identify the locations of the first and second points .
Signal State Tracking: ATBT uses "latched" logic (e.g., `chochMet`, `swingBrkMet`) to track if conditions were met anytime between Point 2 and the breakout, whereas TBT treated CHOCH largely as a separate visual component unrelated to the main trigger.
5. Refined Signal Logic
TBT: Triggers immediately upon a close across the trendline.
ATBT: Triggers only if the trendline cross occurs AND all enabled "Mandatory Conditions" return true. This significantly reduces noise by filtering out low-quality breakouts that lack structural or momentum support
Disclaimer
This script is a tool for visualizing market structure and calculating potential geometries. It does not guarantee future performance. Breakouts can fail, and "Mandatory Conditions" are lagging indicators that confirm past data. Always manage risk responsibly.
BEGGALKey Features and Concepts
1. Order Block (OB) Identification (Pivots)
The core of the indicator relies on Pivot Point detection (ta.pivothigh/ta.pivotlow) over a specified Pivot Length (e.g., 5 bars).
Bullish OB (Demand Zone): Identified at a valid low pivot point, with the zone boundary defined between the pivot low (low ) and the open/close average (hl2 ) of the pivot bar.
Bearish OB (Supply Zone): Identified at a valid high pivot point, with the zone boundary defined between the pivot high (high ) and the open/close average (hl2 ) of the pivot bar.
2. Advanced Strength Filters (Momentum & Volume)
The indicator applies strict filters to ensure only powerful, high-quality zones are drawn:
Momentum (ATR) Filter: Checks if the candle that created the OB has a range (high - low) greater than the Average True Range (ATR) multiplied by the Momentum Threshold. This filters for impulsive, strong candles.
Volume Imbalance Filter (SMC Confirmation): If enabled, it requires the volume of the OB-creating candle to be higher than the volume of candles surrounding it (checked over the Volume Imbalance Lookback period). This confirms institutional activity in the zone creation.
Structure Break Filter (BOS/CHoCH): If enabled, the OB is only considered valid if it is created after a Break of Structure (BOS) or Change of Character (CHoCH). This validates the zone according to market structure rules (e.g., a Bearish OB must be preceded by a break of a significant swing low).
3. Dynamic Zone Management
Zone Narrowing (enable_narrowing): This feature dynamically adjusts the boundaries of an Order Block after it has been touched. If a candle wick tests the zone without fully mitigating it, the zone boundary is moved inward to the point where the test occurred, narrowing the zone and making it a more precise entry point (Dynamic OB concept).
Mitigation/Removal: Once price action (either the candle's wick or close, based on the Mitigation Method setting) breaches the outermost boundary of the zone, the Order Block is considered mitigated (broken) and is removed from the chart to clear clutter.
4. Risk Categorization
The indicator tracks and draws up to a user-defined number of OBs (Bullish/Bearish OB Count). These are categorized by their index:
Index 0 (Closest): Categorized as High Risk Zone.
Index 1: Categorized as Medium Risk Zone.
Index 2 and beyond: Categorized as Low Risk Zone. The user can toggle the visibility for each of these risk categories.
5. Integrated Risk/Reward (RR) Setup
For the High Risk Zone (Index 0), once the zone is touched, the indicator displays a complete trade setup:
Entry: Assumed at the Average Price of the Order Block.
Stop Loss (SL): Placed at the protective boundary of the OB (the top for a Sell Zone, the bottom for a Buy Zone). The risk area is colored with the RR Risk Zone Background.
Take Profit (TP): Calculated based on the user-defined Risk/Reward Ratio (e.g., 2.0 for 1:2 RR). The reward area is colored with the RR Reward Zone Background.
The RR boxes and price labels (TP/SL) are drawn with a configurable RR Box Width (Bars).
6. Alerts
The indicator includes built-in Pine Script alerts that trigger when the price enters an unmitigated zone, notifying the user of the Risk Level (High, Medium, or Low), the zone's boundaries, and the price.
Volume Profile Right📌 The Volume Profile Lite visualizes buy and sell volume by price range within a selected period, displayed as horizontal bars on the right side of the chart. This allows traders to understand the distribution of trading volume and the intensity of participation.
■ Calculation Logic
1. Price Binning System
The indicator divides the highest-to-lowest price range into user-defined boxes, detects candle volume entering each range, and allocates it based on buy/sell conditions.
2. Distinct Buy/Sell Volume Separation
Buy Volume = close ≥ open, Sell Volume = close < open, allowing each price range to independently accumulate buy and sell volume.
3. Dual-Side Volume Profile Construction
Each range compares its volume to the global max, then calculates:
buyBoxWidth = (buyVol / maxVol) * profileWidth,
sellBoxWidth = (sellVol / maxVol) * profileWidth,
creating a balanced left-side buy profile and right-side sell profile.
4. Text-Enhanced Visual Boxes
Each range displays background color, border, average price, K-scaled volume text, adjustable transparency, and alignment for more intuitive volume distribution analysis.
■ User Inputs (Accurate, Non-Exaggerated Descriptions)
Analysis Period (lookback): Controls how many historical bars are analyzed.
Number of Price Ranges (boxes): Defines how finely the price span is segmented.
Profile Width: Sets maximum horizontal width of the profile.
Box Height: Adjusts the vertical thickness of each volume box.
Font Size: Controls text size for displayed volumes.
Transparency: Adjusts box background opacity.
Buy/Sell Color Groups: Sets background and border colors for buy and sell boxes.
Background Color Settings: Adjusts global chart background and profile readability.
■ Repaint Behavior
The indicator analyzes only completed bars within the lookback period, uses no future data, and does not modify historical values; therefore, it does not repaint.
Real-time updates occur only because calculations execute on the latest bar via barstate.islast, which is normal behavior.
■ Purpose
Designed to reveal relative buy/sell volume distribution by price, highlight zones of concentrated participation, detect volume imbalances, and provide structural context for potential support/resistance—not to predict price or generate signals.
■ Notes
Box width reflects relative—not absolute—volume; buy/sell classification uses open/close comparison and may not perfectly represent order-flow nature; best used alongside other tools for complete analysis.
DV Master RSIDV Master RSI
Executive Summary
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is one of the most foundational and widely utilized momentum oscillators in technical analysis. While traditionally used to gauge overbought and oversold conditions, its true power lies in identifying subtle shifts in market momentum and divergence from price action. The DV Master RSI Indicator is a sophisticated Pine Script tool designed to leverage the full strategic potential of the RSI by integrating multiple advanced signaling methods, comprehensive visual customization, and a robust anti-repainting feature. This indicator transforms the classic RSI into a complete, multi-signal trading system.
Key Advanced Features of the DV Master RSI
This indicator is engineered to provide traders with comprehensive momentum analysis and actionable signals through several integrated modules:
Features
Momentum Signaling:
RSI Midline Cross (50-line) Confirms shifts from bearish to bullish momentum and vice-versa.
RSI Moving Average Crossover:
Provides smoothed, less noisy trend confirmation and early entry/exit signals.
Trend Confirmation:
RSI MA Midline Cross uses the trend of the RSI's Moving Average to confirm the overall market bias.
Overbought/Oversold Signals
Visually highlights extreme momentum conditions for potential reversals.
Predictive Analysis
Bullish & Bearish Divergence identifies classic market turning points when price makes new highs/lows but RSI does not.
Hidden Divergence
Signals trend continuation, indicating strong internal momentum supporting the current trend.
Performance Assurance
Anti-Repainting Switch ensures signal integrity for backtesting and live trading by locking critical values on bar closure.
Visual Customization
10 Color Palettes & Background Painting enhances clarity and trading focus with custom colors and visual alerts on the chart and indicator panel.
Strategic Application for Traders
The integration of these features allows traders to employ strategies far beyond simple overbought/oversold monitoring.
Divergence Trading (Predictive Edge):
Divergence is often considered the most powerful signal from a momentum oscillator.
Regular Divergence (Reversal):
When the price makes a Lower Low but the RSI makes a Higher Low, it suggests the downward momentum is weakening, signaling a potential Bullish Reversal. The indicator plots this signal directly, giving traders an early warning to cover shorts or initiate long positions.
Hidden Divergence (Continuation):
This feature is crucial for trend-following. When the price makes a Higher Low but the RSI makes a Lower Low (during an uptrend), it signals that the trend is strong and likely to continue. Traders can use this for confident re-entry into established trends.
Signal Integrity and Backtesting Reliability:
The dedicated Anti-Repainting Switch is paramount for serious algorithmic and discretionary traders.
Problem: Indicators that use real-time price data (like close on the current bar) can change their signal retroactively as the current bar develops. This leads to illusory performance in backtesting.
Solution: By enabling the non-repainting mode, the indicator ensures that all crucial signals (MA Crosses, Midline Crosses, etc.) are only finalized and plotted upon the full confirmation of the bar's closure. This guarantees that your backtested results accurately reflect what would have been tradable in real-time.
Customizable Smoothing:
The inclusion of nine different Moving Average types (EMA, DEMA, TEMA, HMA, SMA, SMA + Bollinger Bands, SMMA, WMA, VWMA) for the RSI line allows a trader to fine-tune the indicator's responsiveness to market noise.
A trader expecting a fast reaction to short-term events might use an EMA.
A trader looking for robust, volume-weighted confirmation might select the VWMA.
Furthermore, the dedicated switches for background color on the chart and the indicator panel provide immediate, non-intrusive visual confirmation of extreme conditions, allowing traders to quickly manage multiple charts.
The DV Master RSI is an essential upgrade for any trader who relies on momentum analysis, providing the precision, assurance, and strategic versatility required for modern market navigation.
Market Profile with TPO - chorseThis Pine Script indicator draws a Market Profile (also known as a Time Price Opportunity, or TPO, chart) directly onto your candlestick chart. It is an advanced analytical tool used primarily by futures and commodities traders to understand market structure and who is in control (buyers or sellers) at various price levels.
The Market Profile is built over a specific trading session (which you can customize) and visually organizes price data to show where the market spent the most time at a particular price.
TPO (Time Price Opportunity)
The basic building block. Each letter (A, B, C, etc.) represents a specific, equal block of time (e.g., 30 minutes) during the session. The profile is formed by stacking these letters horizontally across the price axis, showing all the price levels traded during that time block. The script plots TPO letters (TPO_Names array) at the bar index corresponding to when that price was traded. This creates the typical profile shape.
Point of Control (POC)
The single price level that has the most TPOs (the longest horizontal row of letters). It represents the level where the market spent the most time and is considered the fairest price or gravitational center for the session.
Calculated by finding the price level (TPO_POC) with the maximum number of TPOs (max_TPOs). The script includes logic to break ties by choosing the POC closest to the session's midpoint (TPO_mid). This level is highlighted with a box and a line.
Value Area (VA)
The price range that contains a configurable percentage of the total TPOs (typically 68.26% or 70%). This zone is considered the "fair value" range where the majority of the session's activity occurred. Calculated as the range between the Value Area High (VAH) and Value Area Low (VAL). The script uses an iterative function (fn_build_VA) to expand out from the POC until the defined percentage (value_area_pct) of TPOs is included. These boundaries are highlighted with lines.
Price Levels ConstructorHello friends,
This is a multi-period OHLC level mapping tool that lets you build your own higher-timeframe levels directly on the chart - across up to 20 customizable period slots.
You choose which periods matter (Year, Half-Year, Quarter, Month, Week, Day, weekdays, etc.), how recent they should be, and which levels to show (Open/High/Mid/Low/Close).
The script then renders those levels with automatic stacking and clear label formatting, giving you a compact higher-timeframe map for intraday and swing trading.
🛠️ How It Works
Each selected period slot creates a period model with its own OHLC+Mid data.
For each active level type, the script draws the price level, tracks the correct H/L/C timestamps when needed, and generates a label consisting of:
The selected recency (Current, Previous, 2nd Previous, …)
The period name (e.g., Month, Q1, Monday)
The level type (O/H/Mid/L/C)
All levels are fed into a registry that merges levels at identical prices, stacks their labels vertically or horizontally, and displays only one rendered line per price with combined label text.
This produces clean clusters when multiple periods share the same level.
Global settings control left/right extensions, label compactness, label content (name, price, % distance), and stacking direction.
🔥 Key Features
20 period slots
Ability to specify period (31 options, from Year to various weekdays)
Ability to specify recency for each selected period (13 options)
5 levels (Open, High, Mid, Low, Close) for each selected period
Stacking of labels of matching levels
% from All-Time High (ATH)
% from All-Time Low (ATL)
Alerts
📸 Visual Examples
The percentages in the level labels make it easy to see the current performance relative to that level
Labels with full level names
Compact labels with vertical stacking
Compact labels with horizontal stacking
👋 Good luck and happy trading!
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S/R Cloud 3X - [IndaroX]
S/R Cloud 3X — Dynamic Support/Resistance & Trend Structure Indicator
S/R Cloud 3X is a multi-timeframe support/resistance and trend-structure indicator designed to help traders identify high-probability zones, trend strength, and market transitions with clarity and accuracy.
🟦 Overview
S/R Cloud 3X detects dynamic support/resistance zones and trend direction, using a 3-layer cloud system that filters noise and provides reliable market structure across multiple timeframes.
Dynamic S/R zones represent institutional liquidity areas and moving supply/demand regions where price often reacts — making them ideal for entries, exits, SL/TP placement, and trend continuation setups.
🟦 Key Features
1. Dynamic Support/Resistance Zones
Zones automatically adjust with market movement
Provide reliable pullback areas
Useful for precision SL/TP placement
Work efficiently during both strong trends and corrections
2. Trend Identification
The Cloud colors and geometry help determine:
Bullish vs. bearish structure
Trend strength or weakness
Whether the market is trending or ranging
Trending Market:
Uptrend → Higher Highs (HH) / Higher Lows (HL)
Downtrend → Lower Highs (LH) / Lower Lows (LL)
Sideways Market:
No clear HH/HL or LH/LL
Price oscillates between dynamic S/R bands
3. Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Structure Filtering
S/R Cloud 3X calculates structure from higher timeframes (e.g., M5, H1) and displays smoothed results on the active chart.
Benefits:
Removes most of the noise found in lower timeframes
Improves trend clarity
Increases reliability of S/R zones
Mirrors professional multi-timeframe analysis
4. Cloud Geometry Analysis
The shape and thickness of the S/R Clouds provide insight into market conditions:
Thick Cloud → strong trend / strong S/R zone
Thin Cloud → weakening trend or weakening zone
Cloud curvature → early warning of pullback or reversal
This helps forecast transitions sooner than traditional indicators.
5. Presets & Flexibility
S/R Cloud 3X includes optimized presets and adjustable parameters suitable for multiple markets:
Gold (XAUUSD)
Bitcoin (BTCUSD)
Major Forex pairs
Indices such as SP500
Customizable settings allow adaptation to various trading styles (scalping, intraday, swing).
🟦 How Traders Use S/R Cloud 3X
Identify trend direction and trend strength
Wait for price to retrace into the S/R Cloud for entry
Use Cloud boundaries for SL/TP
Confirm structure alignment between small and large timeframes
Filter out low-quality market conditions
Note:
For enhanced accuracy, S/R Cloud 3X can be combined with momentum or reversal indicators for additional confluence.
TradeRaven — VWAP Auto Trend Signal Pro)TradeRaven — VWAP Auto Trend Signal Pro
A next-gen VWAP signal engine built for traders who want speed, accuracy, and true institutional clarity — without needing footprint charts or high-end orderflow tools.
This indicator reads what the market is actually doing and classifies every major behavioural shift into instantly recognisable signal states.
What Makes This Tool Different
Most indicators respond after the move.
This one responds to the behaviour that creates the move.
It interprets the real internal pressure behind each candle —
expansion, contraction, absorption, imbalance, continuation —
and instantly classifies the bar into:
CON — Trend Continuation
REV — Mean Reversion
IGN — Ignition
MON — Monster Displacement
EXH — Exhaustion / Absorption
These aren’t random technical alerts.
They are behavioural state transitions, the same shifts professional traders watch when evaluating momentum, failure, and opportunity.
This is why it feels unusually accurate:
it doesn’t chase price — it reads intention.
Universal Engine — Built for Every Market
Because the model is based on structural behaviour around VWAP, not fixed pattern recognition, it adapts seamlessly across a range of instruments
And it works on:
1–5m scalping
Intra-session day trading
Higher timeframe swing structure
If a market has candles, VWAP, and volume,
the engine knows how to classify the move.
Why VWAP Is the Perfect Anchor
VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price — average price weighted by traded volume) is the institutional benchmark for execution and session fairness.
VWAP gives you the map:
Near VWAP → equilibrium (fair value)
Far from VWAP → imbalance (opportunity or risk)
Return to VWAP → reversion / rebalance
Acceleration away → genuine trend commitment
This engine measures how price interacts with that fair-value line and translates the interaction into clear, tradable insights.
VWAP defines the environment.
The engine defines the behaviour.
How the Engine Interprets the Market
Every signal is the result of multi-layer behavioural reading.
The system evaluates:
Trend alignment & slope strength
Compression vs extension from fair value
Expansion velocity (how fast energy is released)
Volatility regime & session volume
Imbalance pressure
Wick rejection at extremes
Structural displacement patterns
This is what gives the signals depth.
They aren’t triggered by simple crossovers.
They only fire when the market shows a true change in internal state.
That’s why the signals feel “alive.”
Sensitivity Modes
Aggressive — fast profiling, more signals
Balanced — the clean default
Sniper — ultra-filtered, higher conviction
These modes shift behavioural thresholds depending on volatility and trend maturity, letting you tailor the tool to your execution style.
Session Filters
Choose the sessions you want the engine active in:
Asia
London
New York
This locks signals to genuine volatility windows instead of low-efficiency zones.
How Traders Use It
1. Start with VWAP Slope
The slope defines the environment:
Upward → pro-trend bias
Downward → sell-side bias
Flat → rotational or mean-reversion conditions
This alone filters most bad trades.
2. Read the Signals as Market Narrative
CON + IGN → Expansion
Ideal for continuation plays and momentum entries.
REV + EXH → Rotation
Perfect for spotting early reversions, failed highs/lows, and areas to reduce risk.
MON → Major Legs
These bars define the session and often mark liquidity breaks or displacement shifts.
You’re not trading signals —
you’re trading the story they reveal.
3. Combine It With Your Own Edge
The engine is designed to enhance:
Orderflow
CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta — measures net aggressive buyers/sellers)
Delta footprint
Market structure
Liquidity plays
Price action scalping
Think of it as orderflow-style clarity
without needing orderflow software.
Why This is a Game Changer
it turns chaos into structure.
it updates instantly.
it shows intention where most indicators show noise.
it helps you understand why the market moves — not just when.
This isn't a traditional “indicator.”
It’s a behavioural engine that maps strength, imbalance, exhaustion, and true momentum in a way that mirrors institutional reading.
In the right hands,
it becomes one of the cleanest, most accurate timing tools you’ll ever use.
DuoBlocks — ICT Order Block DetectorDuoBlocks — ICT Order Block Detector
⚪ Overview
DuoBlocks detects bullish and bearish Order Blocks that form immediately under/over a valid Fair Value Gap. Each zone inherits its height from ATR, so the OB reflects realistic volatility instead of fixed candlestick based values. This makes the zones more adaptive, cleaner, and more faithful to ICT(Inner Circle Trader)-style OB identification.
The indicator displays only the most relevant live block — the one that price is most likely to interact with next.
⚪ Core Logic
DuoBlocks evaluates a two-bar displacement to confirm a real gap (FVG behavior). When a valid upward or downward gap forms, it captures the origin candle as the potential OB and builds the zone using:
• ATR-based height → natural volatility-scaled zone width
• Gap validation above/below price → ensures it’s a true imbalance
• ICT-style logic → the OB sits directly behind the displacement/FVG
• Adaptive time-frame filter → different gap thresholds for <1h and ≥1h charts
• Lookback limit → prevents ancient blocks from cluttering the chart
• Automatic invalidation → block dies if price breaks its boundary
Only surviving blocks remain active, giving a clean and trustworthy supply/demand map.
⚪ Block Selection Engine
When multiple OBs exist, DuoBlocks automatically picks the most relevant:
Bearish OB (supply)
• Must sit above current price
• Chooses the nearest one overhead
• If equal → prefers the newest
• Optional fallback to the closest OB if none sit above price
Bullish OB (demand)
• Must sit below current price
• Chooses the nearest underfoot OB
• If equal → prefers the newest
• Optional fallback enabled in no-OB conditions
⚪ Midline System
Each active OB can show a “midline” at its exact center:
⚪ Inputs & Controls
• ATR length
• Right-side zone extension
• Lookback depth
• Max stored OBs per side
• Optional nearest-fallback
• Toggleable midline + width control
• Custom bull/bear colors
Disclaimer
This script is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you are fully responsible for your decisions and results.
DewaSMC — Prepare Entry + EMA AlertsA modern SMC indicator based on Market Structure Breaks (BOS/CHoCH), equipped with a Prepare Entry system, EMA confirmation, and alert signals to improve entry execution accuracy.
✨ Main Features
1. Automatic Market Structure
- Detects swing High/Low with flexible periods.
- Displays BOS ↗/↘ and CHoCH in real-time.
- Candles can be colored according to structural trend direction.
2. Prepare Entry Zone (NEW FEATURE)
Before a BOS occurs, the indicator marks a “PREPARE ENTRY” area when price approaches a structure within a certain percentage radius. Helps traders get ready early before momentum kicks in.
- PREPARE Long when price approaches a High structure.
- PREPARE Short when price approaches a Low structure.
- PREP zones disappear automatically after several candles.
3. EMA Confirmation (NEW FEATURE)
Additional confirmation to filter false breaks:
- Short EMA & long EMA to determine trend direction.
- Option to require both EMAs to be aligned or only short EMA.
- Used for both PREPARE and ENTRY signals.
4. Automatic Entry + Targets
After a valid BOS/CHoCH:
- Entry level is drawn automatically.
- SL automatically calculated using ATR.
- TP1, TP2, TP3 automatically calculated and displayed.
- Visual box: Risk Zone & Reward Zone for quick RRR visualization.
5. Ready-to-Use Alerts
- Alert for PREPARE ENTRY.
- Alert for ENTRY (BOS/CHoCH).
- Static alert messages for TradingView compatibility.
6. Trade Information Table
- When a trade is active, a table is displayed showing:
- Direction (LONG/SHORT)
- Entry
- SL
- TP1/TP2/TP3 + status
- EMA confirmation status
- Risk/Reward Ratio
- All neatly arranged according to selected position.
🎯 Use Case
This indicator is ideal for traders who use:
- Smart Money Concepts (SMC)
- Scalping & Intraday
- Breakout & Retest strategies
- Precision entries requiring multi-signal confirmation
- Traders who want PREPARE ENTRY alerts before BOS occurs
Evo Cipher Pro – 2025 + Optimized DivergencesEvo Cipher Pro – 2025 + Optimized Divergences is the flagship evolution of the Solace Cipher series, a premium TradingView indicator engineered for precision momentum trading with built-in divergence detection. Released in 2025, this all-in-one tool combines WaveTrend crossovers for high-probability green/red dot signals, strength grading for filtered entries, and advanced regular/hidden divergence scanning to spot reversals and continuations early. With optimized code for zero lag and repainting, it's perfect for crypto, forex, stocks, and futures traders seeking an edge in volatile markets. Whether scalping on 3m charts or swinging on hourly, Evo Cipher Pro delivers actionable insights with professional-grade visuals
Solace Cipher EVO Signals (with ATR TP/SL bands)Solace Cipher EVO Signals is a powerful, all-in-one TradingView indicator that delivers high-probability buy/sell signals based on advanced momentum, money flow, and trend analysis – now enhanced with automatic ATR-based Take-Profit (TP) and Stop-Loss (SL) bands for precise risk management. As the latest evolution in the Solace Cipher series, it combines WaveTrend oscillators, RSI, DBSI scoring, and divergence detection to filter out noise and highlight strong trading opportunities. Ideal for crypto, forex, stocks, and futures traders, this indicator helps you enter and exit trades with confidence, reducing emotional decision-making and boosting profitability. Released in 2025, it's designed for scalpers, day traders, and swing traders who demand accuracy and simplicity in volatile markets.
Index SniperTrade smart, trade sharp! Index Sniper Strategy targets the strongest market moves with surgical entries and strict risk control — designed for traders who want speed, confidence, and consistency in index trading.
FluxMA ProFluxMA – Mechanical Moving Average Strategy with Risk Control
FluxMA is a backtesting strategy based on price breaking through a configurable moving average. Its purpose is to provide a simple, transparent, and flexible framework to study a trend-following system with clear entries, predefined Stop Loss and Take Profit levels, and no martingale, no grid, and no hidden logic.
This strategy is intended for traders who want to analyze data objectively, test risk management ideas, and explore different moving average, time, and weekday configurations within the TradingView environment.
Core Strategy Logic
The core logic of FluxMA is driven by the relationship between the close price and a configurable moving average:
A moving average is calculated on the close price (SMA, EMA, WMA, or RMA).
When a bar closes above the moving average, a long (buy) signal is generated.
When a bar closes below the moving average, a short (sell) signal is generated.
Trades are simulated at the open of the next bar, avoiding any repainting of signals on the current bar.
At all times, the strategy keeps at most one open position (no pyramiding).
There are no complex patterns or hidden conditions: everything is centered on the clean break of price relative to the moving average.
Main Parameters
FluxMA includes several parameters so you can adapt the behavior of the strategy to the instrument and your preferred style:
Moving Average
Moving average type: SMA, EMA, WMA, or RMA.
Moving average period: fully configurable, so you can make it faster or slower depending on timeframe and instrument.
Basic SL/TP Management
Stop Loss (SL) set at a fixed price distance.
Take Profit (TP) set at a fixed price distance.
The risk–reward ratio is defined by the combination of SL and TP settings.
Trading Filters
Time filter: define a start time and end time for trading to limit the strategy to specific intraday sessions.
Day-of-week filter: choose which days (Monday–Sunday) are allowed to trade.
Direction filter:
Longs only.
Shorts only.
Both directions.
“One trade per day” option: after the first trade of the day, all further signals for that day are ignored.
Suggested Use and Best Practices
FluxMA is meant to be a prototyping and analysis tool, not a ready-made “plug-and-play” system. Some ideas for how to use it:
Test different timeframes (e.g., M5, M15, H1) and see how performance changes as you adjust the moving average speed and the time horizon.
Tune the moving average type and period to study smoother vs. more aggressive trend behavior.
Analyze the impact of the time filter: only European session, only US session, or narrower windows.
Turn specific weekdays on/off to identify which days tend to behave better for each instrument.
Use this strategy as a base layer and later add your own filters (higher timeframe trend, volatility filters, etc.) within TradingView’s testing environment.
It’s a good idea to combine backtest results with manual chart review, especially in highly volatile periods and around major trend reversals.
Disclaimer and Limitations
FluxMA does not use martingale, grid, averaging down, or any aggressive position sizing. Each trade is opened with a clear logic and closed by SL or TP according to fixed rules.
This strategy runs only inside TradingView for historical simulation and analysis purposes. It is not investment advice or financial guidance.
Backtest and historical results do not guarantee future performance in live markets.
Any decision to use similar logic in live accounts or other trading environments is entirely the user’s responsibility, including risk management, position sizing, and instrument selection.
In summary, FluxMA is a simple and transparent foundation to study how a mechanical moving average breakout system behaves under different parameter, session, and weekday configurations, within a controlled testing environment like TradingView.
VLB Entry TOOL — Dynamic Key Levels & Continuation Behavior ModThe VLB Entry Tool is a behavior-driven analysis system built specifically for XAUUSD.
It focuses on two structural elements that consistently influence gold’s movement:
1. Key Levels
2. Continuation thresholds after expansion
The indicator automatically identifies and displays key levels on the chart—levels that gold frequently reacts to through rejections, breaks, or pullbacks.
Since these levels form the foundation of most intraday movement, the tool removes the need to manually update them each session.
A core observation behind this model is that gold often breaks through a major level, retraces, and then gains continuation strength once price expands beyond the level by a predefined threshold.
This “break → pullback → continuation” behavior is used to plot objective price zones where continuation has historically shown a higher probability of developing.
Dynamic Adaptive Levels
The VLB Entry Tool continuously adjusts its key levels and continuation thresholds as market structure evolves.
As price forms new highs/lows or shifts intraday behavior, the tool automatically recalibrates to the new environment—helping traders stay aligned with real-time market structure without redrawing levels manually.
What the indicator provides:
-Automatically mapped key levels based on gold’s structural behavior
-Highlighted continuation zones after price expansion
-Real-time adaptive recalculation as market conditions change
-Objective, rules-based entry zones
-A consistent framework that reduces guesswork around “where” to enter
-A focus on price behavior rather than predictions
The VLB Entry Tool does not provide guaranteed outcomes or financial advice.
It organizes XAUUSD structure into predefined reference points using historical behavior, volatility characteristics, and a rules-based approach.
Traders remain responsible for their own timing, confirmation, fundamental context, and risk management.
This tool is designed for traders who want a structured, adaptive, and behavior-focused framework for interpreting XAUUSD movement—centered on the key levels that matter most.
