Elite Entries Oscillator Toolkit

Elite Entries Oscillator Toolkit is a 2-in-1 engine:
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Mode 1 – CVD Toolkit
Cumulative Volume Delta with:
true bid/ask volume delta (via lower-TF volume scan),
z-score deviation bands,
trend EMAs,
absorption, divergence, compression/expansion, and midline signals.

Mode 2 – Relative Trend Index (RTI)
A custom 0–100 oscillator that measures where price sits inside a dynamic trend envelope, with:
NQ / ES / GC 1m profiles,
deviation bands around RTI,
R1 / R2 reversion signals,
optional bar coloring for OB/OS zones.

Use it as your decision hub:
“Is this move real, exhausted, or being absorbed?”

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1. Getting Started

Add to chart
Works best on 1-minute NQ / ES / GC, but can be used on other timeframes and instruments.
Choose your mode
In settings → “Oscillator Mode”
CVD Toolkit or Relative Trend Index

Pick your profile
For both modes you get:
NQ 1m – more aggressive, faster reactions
ES 1m – smoother, slower rotations
GC 1m – spiky but controlled
Custom – use your own lengths & multipliers
Profiles simply pre-fill lengths/dev settings. They’re tuned, not sacred. Adjust if your style demands it.

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2. CVD Toolkit – How to Trade It
Core pieces:
CVD Candles
Neon aqua = bullish CVD, magenta = bearish
White / yellow = CVD engulfing candles
Option: color actual price candles when CVD prints an engulf.

Trend EMAs (CVD EMA 1 & EMA 2)
EMA 1 = fast CVD trend
EMA 2 = session bias / higher-timeframe flow

Deviation Bands & Zones
Dev1 & Dev2 built off CVD z-score
Filled bands show OB/OS zones between Dev1 and Dev2

Zero line = “net buying vs net selling” line.

Major signals:
Midline Cross (Zero Buy / Zero Sell)
Midline BUY when CVD crosses above 0
Midline SELL when CVD crosses below 0

Optional filter: only take buys when CVD > EMA2, sells when CVD < EMA2.
Think of this as momentum confirmation in the direction of the main trend.

Extremes & Reversions
When z-score pushes beyond your Extreme level, you get extreme high/low.
When it snaps back inside, you get reversal markers (Buy/Sell triangles).

High-probability when reversals line up with:
key levels,
session highs/lows,
higher-TF structure.


Absorption (ABS↑ / ABS↓)
Bull Absorption: price down, CVD up → selling absorbed, hidden buyers.
Bear Absorption: price up, CVD down → buying absorbed, hidden sellers.
Optionally require a volume spike for stronger signals.
Use these as fade / trap signals at extremes and levels.

Compression / Expansion (COMP / EXP)
COMP: CVD coiling with very low z-score for X bars.
EXP: CVD breaking out of the coil.
Great for pre-breakout context and “don’t overtrade the chop” warnings.

Regular Divergence (Bull Div / Bear Div)
Bullish: Price makes lower low, CVD makes higher low.
Bearish: Price makes higher high, CVD makes lower high.
Stacks nicely with extremes & absorption. Divergence alone is not a signal to YOLO.

Placement:
In settings:
Show Signals on Price Chart → ON to see signals above/below candles.
Off to keep everything inside the oscillator pane.
Basic CVD Playbook:
With trend:
Use Zero crosses + EMA2 bias for continuation entries.
Against trend / reversals:
Look for Extreme + Reversal + Absorption and/or Divergence at a key level.
Avoid: Taking every single marker. This is a context engine, not a scalp slot machine.


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3. Relative Trend Index (RTI) – How to Trade It
RTI answers: “Where is price inside its recent trend envelope, and is it snapping back?”

Structure:
RTI oscillates between 0–100.

50 line = mid-trend baseline.
OB / OS levels depend on profile (e.g. NQ OB ~78, OS ~22).

Two MAs:
RTI MA = main trend of the oscillator
RTI Pullback MA2 = deeper trend / pullback guide

Deviation Bands:
Dev1 and Dev2 built on RTI’s own mean & std dev.
Colored fills show OB/OS Dev1–Dev2 zones.

Reversion Signals:
R1↑ / R1↓: Reversion off inner band (Dev1).
R2↑ / R2↓: Reversion off outer band (Dev2).

R2s are the “this move is really stretched” moments.
These fire when RTI comes back inside the bands after being outside:
Think “exhausted push snapping back toward normal.”

Bar coloring (optional):
Turn on “OB/OS Dev Band Bar Coloring”

When RTI is in the:
OS dev band → bars glow neon green
OB dev band → bars glow magenta
Good for quick visual of “trend is stretched right now.”

Basic RTI Playbook:

In trend:
Price aligned with your main direction, RTI above/below 50 in trend’s favor → stay with it.

Reversions:
At strong levels or after a big expansion, watch for R1/R2 signals in the opposite direction to fade exhaustion.

Risk:
Treat R2 as higher-conviction than R1.
Always pair with structure (session high/low, VWAP, your favorite S/R).

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4. Alerts

Both sides come with alert conditions. Typical setups:

CVD:
Midline buy/sell
Extreme high/low
Reversals
Absorption
Compression / Expansion
Bull/Bear divergence

RTI:
Bull/Bear reversion Dev1 (R1↑ / R1↓)
Bull/Bear reversion Dev2 (R2↑ / R2↓)

Use “Once per bar close” if you don’t want your phone screaming on every tick.
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5. Final Notes

Profiles are tuned for 1-minute NQ / ES / GC, but you can absolutely experiment.

Nothing here is magic. If you treat it like a holy grail, the market will happily tithe your account.

Pair it with: session levels, your existing Elite Entries tools, disciplined risk (fixed R, max daily loss, etc.).

Trade it like a professional, not a lottery ticket.