SignalViper Rush

Rush — Momentum Strength & Regime Visualization
Rush is a momentum strength and market regime visualization tool designed to show how directional pressure evolves over time. Instead of producing discrete entry signals, Rush focuses on displaying momentum quality, persistence, and transition in a clear visual format.

The script emphasizes how strong and stable momentum is, and whether current conditions favor continuation or consolidation.

Core Concepts & Logic

Rush evaluates momentum as a spectrum, not a binary condition. It measures directional pressure relative to recent price behavior and classifies it into graduated intensity levels.

Key concepts include:

Momentum Strength
Indicates how strongly price is pushing in a given direction relative to recent movement.

Momentum Stability
Helps distinguish sustained movement from short-lived bursts.

Regime Awareness
Identifies when momentum is likely to be unreliable due to sideways or compressed conditions.

Indicator Families Used

Rush belongs to the momentum and regime-detection family of indicators. It uses smoothed, normalized momentum measurements rather than single-bar oscillators. These measurements are evaluated over time to reduce noise and highlight meaningful transitions.

Visual Outputs Explained

Heat Gradient Colors
A 7-level color scale represents momentum intensity, ranging from weaker to stronger directional pressure. Color progression reflects relative momentum strength, not price levels.

Chop Detection Dots

Gold dots indicate CHOP conditions where momentum is unstable or unreliable

Cyan dots indicate CLEAR conditions where momentum is more consistent

Information Panel
Displays current directional bias, relative momentum strength, and regime state for quick reference.

All visuals are directly tied to the current momentum and regime evaluation.

Alerts

Custom alerts are available for:

Momentum intensity transitions

Regime changes between CHOP and CLEAR states

Alerts are designed to notify traders of context changes, not to signal entries or exits.

How to Use Rush

Rush is intended to be used as a context and timing tool. Traders commonly use it to:

Hold positions during sustained momentum phases

Avoid overtrading during choppy conditions

Anticipate transitions between expansion and consolidation

It pairs naturally with structure or entry-based tools by clarifying when momentum is supportive.

Why This Script Is Invite-Only

Rush’s value comes from how momentum is normalized, categorized, and visualized into readable states and gradients. This allows traders to assess momentum quality at a glance without stacking multiple oscillators or filters.