My script//@version=5
indicator("ICP Análise Completa", overlay=true)
// Médias Móveis
ma50 = ta.sma(close, 50)
ma200 = ta.sma(close, 200)
plot(ma50, title="MA 50", color=color.blue, linewidth=2)
plot(ma200, title="MA 200", color=color.red, linewidth=2)
// Bollinger Bands
bb_middle = ta.sma(close, 20)
bb_std = ta.stdev(close, 20)
bb_upper = bb_middle + 2 * bb_std
bb_lower = bb_middle - 2 * bb_std
plot(bb_upper, title="BB Upper", color=color.green)
plot(bb_middle, title="BB Middle", color=color.gray)
plot(bb_lower, title="BB Lower", color=color.green)
// RSI
rsi = ta.rsi(close, 14)
rsiOverbought = 70
rsiOversold = 30
hline(rsiOverbought, "RSI Overbought", color=color.red)
hline(rsiOversold, "RSI Oversold", color=color.green)
plot(rsi, title="RSI", color=color.purple, linewidth=2, title="RSI (14)", display=display.none)
// MACD
= ta.macd(close, 12, 26, 9)
plot(macdLine, title="MACD Line", color=color.teal, linewidth=2)
plot(signalLine, title="Signal Line", color=color.orange, linewidth=2)
// Alertas visuais
plotshape(close > 7, title="Alvo US$7+", location=location.abovebar, color=color.green, style=shape.labelup, text=">7")
plotshape(close < 5, title="Abaixo US$5", location=location.belowbar, color=color.red, style=shape.labeldown, text="<5")
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Fractional Candlestick Long Only Experimental V4 Another example of use an idea of Fractional Candlestick , based on mathematical rules of Fractional Calculus , typical kernel Caputo-Fabrizio ( CF ) and Atangana-Baleanu is used, alfa factor ( esential for calculation ) is in range 0,1-0.9.
Let's fun with this script .
Weekly Futures VWAP (Major Indices) - StableAutomatically puts the VWAP anchor on Sunday opening of futures at 16:00, you are able to toggle on/off VWAP bands and of course enter alerts
VWAP + EMAs + Donchian + Dynamic LevelsSUMMARY
This is a multi-layered price panel that gives you:
Fair value (VWAP)
Trend (EMAs)
Breakout signals (Donchian)
Context & mean reversion (Dynamic Levels)
TRADING STRATEGIES (How to Use)
Strategy Signal Breakout VWAP or price crosses above Donchian Upper → Long
PullbackPrice touches Dynamic Low + EMA bounce → Buy dip
Mean Reversion VWAP far from Dynamic Mid → expect pullback
Trend Filter EMA Fast > EMA Slow → uptrend, only take longs
ScalpingSet Dynamic Lookback = 0 → live high/low for entries
BEST PRACTICES
Tip Action Use on 5m–1H charts
Best for intraday Combine with volume profile Confirm support
Turn off Dynamic on fast charts, Avoid noise
Use Donchian fill as no-trade zone Wait for breakout
WHAT IS IT'S PURPOSE
VWAP (Blue Line), Volume-weighted average price of current session,Institutional fair value
EMA Fast (Green),5-period EMA,Short-term trend
EMA Slow (Orange),10-period EMA,Medium-term trend
Donchian Channel,20-bar High/Low + Mid,Breakout & volatility
Dynamic Levels,100-bar High/Low + Mid,Longer-term context
Dynamic Levels — What They Are
Dynamic Levels = Highest High / Lowest Low / Midpoint over a user-defined lookback period
Donchian = Breakout-focused
Dynamic Levels = Longer-term context
Signal,Action
VWAP crosses above Dynamic High, Overextended → fade
Price bounces off Dynamic Low, Buy the dip
EMA reverts to Dynamic Mid, Mean reversion
lookback = 0 + VWAP, Live fair value
square Level//@version=5
indicator("square Level", overlay=true)
for i = 2 to 30
squareLevel = i * i
line.new(bar_index,squareLevel,bar_index+1,squareLevel,extend = extend.both,color = color.green)
trend lines v1 nguyenquyThe idea is to find Pivot Highs (PH) and Pivot Lows(PL) first.
Then, If current H is smaller then previous H (means no new higher high and possible downtrend) then draw trend line using them. and also it checks previous trend line (if exits) and if current angle is smaller then don't extend previous one.
Same idea when using Pivot Lows, If current L is higher then previous L (means no new lower low and possible uptrend) then draw trend line using them. and also it checks previous trend line (if exits) and if current angle is smaller then don't extend previous one.
Optionally style of old trend lines drawn as dashed.
Hope you enjoy it!
Three Golden Crosses Stock SelectionThe "Three Golden Crosses" stock selection signal indicates a continued bullish trend.
MA-boll short term tradingThis is a very accurate short-term buy/sell point that I have derived from my many years of experience in short-term trading.
RonaldoCalculates ATR (Average True Range): Measures market volatility over a customizable period (default: 10). A higher ATR means more volatility. Calculates the Supertrend: Combines ATR with a multiplier (default: 3)
Premarket High/Low (4:00–9:30 AM)This indicator allows me to visualize the full range in which the price moved during the pre-market session, providing a bearish confirmation when the low is broken and a bullish confirmation when the high is breached.
TREND - Clean WaveTrend oscillator. Displays WT1 (blue), WT2 (orange), momentum histogram, and key levels (58/51/-51/-58). Includes table with current state (overbought/oversold/neutral) and trend. Ideal for confirming momentum on any asset and timeframe.
Multi-Session Range Boxes (Asia, Europe, New York)## What this script does
**Multi-Session ORB (NY / London / Asia) - One Indicator** builds Opening Range Boxes for the three major trading sessions using one unified engine:
- New York session ORB
- London session ORB
- Asia session ORB
It is designed for traders who trade ORB and session-based structure and want all three sessions managed consistently by a single tool, instead of stacking multiple separate indicators.
---
## Core Logic & How It Works
For each enabled session, the script:
1. **Defines a configurable Opening Range window**
- Example defaults:
- NY: 09:30–09:45
- London: 03:00–03:15 (ET)
- Asia: 20:00–20:15 (ET)
2. **Builds the Opening Range**
- During the chosen window, it continuously tracks the highest high and lowest low.
- At the end of the window, that high/low becomes the official ORB for that session.
3. **Draws and extends the ORB box**
- A box is drawn from the start of the ORB window to its end, between the ORB high and low.
- During the user-defined “Extend/Show Until” window for that session, the box is extended in time so you can see how price behaves relative to that fixed opening range.
4. **Detects breakouts**
- During the extension window:
- If price crosses above the ORB high → potential long breakout condition.
- If price crosses below the ORB low → potential short breakout condition.
- These conditions are session-specific (NY, London, Asia) and exposed via alertconditions.
5. **Alerts with structured messages**
- Alerts are provided for:
- NY ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- London ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- Asia ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- Messages are JSON-style, making them easy to integrate with webhooks or bots.
---
## Why this is a single, original tool (not a random mashup)
- Uses **one shared ORB function** to manage all sessions consistently.
- Encodes both:
- Visual structure (session ranges as bands on price).
- Mechanical logic (session-specific breakout signals + automation-ready alerts).
- Focuses specifically on global session ORB behavior in a compact overlay, instead of recreating generic tools or hiding basic code as a closed-source clone.
This makes it:
- Transparent: logic is clearly visible in the code.
- Practical: directly supports ORB traders across NY / London / Asia.
- Distinct: three sessions, one engine, one indicator.
---
## How to Use
1. **Session visualization**
- Enable/disable NY, London, and Asia ranges as needed.
- Use the colored bands to see where current price sits relative to each session’s ORB.
- Default: New York is highlighted in yellow for quick recognition.
2. **Strategy building**
- Use the ORB high/low as key decision levels:
- Trade confirmed breakouts.
- Fade failed breakouts back into the range.
- Track how later sessions interact with earlier session ranges.
3. **Alerts for automation**
- Set alerts on the built-in conditions to:
- Trigger entries in your own system.
- Send signals to a Discord/Telegram/bot via webhooks.
- No extra indicator is required to identify the session or the breakout.
---
## Publication Notes
- Title uses standard ASCII characters, as required.
- Chart for publication should be kept **clean**:
- Candles + this ORB indicator only, or any additional drawings strictly used to illustrate how to read the ranges.
- Description explains:
- What the script does,
- How it does it,
- How traders can use it,
- Why it is a coherent, original tool rather than an arbitrary mashup.
Multi-Session ORB (NY / London / Asia) - One Indicator## What this script does
**Multi-Session ORB (NY / London / Asia) - One Indicator** builds Opening Range Boxes for the three major trading sessions using one unified engine:
- New York session ORB
- London session ORB
- Asia session ORB
It is designed for traders who trade ORB and session-based structure and want all three sessions managed consistently by a single tool, instead of stacking multiple separate indicators.
---
## Core Logic & How It Works
For each enabled session, the script:
1. **Defines a configurable Opening Range window**
- Example defaults:
- NY: 09:30–09:45
- London: 03:00–03:15 (ET)
- Asia: 20:00–20:15 (ET)
2. **Builds the Opening Range**
- During the chosen window, it continuously tracks the highest high and lowest low.
- At the end of the window, that high/low becomes the official ORB for that session.
3. **Draws and extends the ORB box**
- A box is drawn from the start of the ORB window to its end, between the ORB high and low.
- During the user-defined “Extend/Show Until” window for that session, the box is extended in time so you can see how price behaves relative to that fixed opening range.
4. **Detects breakouts**
- During the extension window:
- If price crosses above the ORB high → potential long breakout condition.
- If price crosses below the ORB low → potential short breakout condition.
- These conditions are session-specific (NY, London, Asia) and exposed via alertconditions.
5. **Alerts with structured messages**
- Alerts are provided for:
- NY ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- London ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- Asia ORB Breakout UP / DOWN
- Messages are JSON-style, making them easy to integrate with webhooks or bots.
---
## Why this is a single, original tool (not a random mashup)
- Uses **one shared ORB function** to manage all sessions consistently.
- Encodes both:
- Visual structure (session ranges as bands on price).
- Mechanical logic (session-specific breakout signals + automation-ready alerts).
- Focuses specifically on global session ORB behavior in a compact overlay, instead of recreating generic tools or hiding basic code as a closed-source clone.
This makes it:
- Transparent: logic is clearly visible in the code.
- Practical: directly supports ORB traders across NY / London / Asia.
- Distinct: three sessions, one engine, one indicator.
---
## How to Use
1. **Session visualization**
- Enable/disable NY, London, and Asia ranges as needed.
- Use the colored bands to see where current price sits relative to each session’s ORB.
- Default: New York is highlighted in yellow for quick recognition.
2. **Strategy building**
- Use the ORB high/low as key decision levels:
- Trade confirmed breakouts.
- Fade failed breakouts back into the range.
- Track how later sessions interact with earlier session ranges.
3. **Alerts for automation**
- Set alerts on the built-in conditions to:
- Trigger entries in your own system.
- Send signals to a Discord/Telegram/bot via webhooks.
- No extra indicator is required to identify the session or the breakout.
---
## Publication Notes
- Title uses standard ASCII characters, as required.
- Chart for publication should be kept **clean**:
- Candles + this ORB indicator only, or any additional drawings strictly used to illustrate how to read the ranges.
- Description explains:
- What the script does,
- How it does it,
- How traders can use it,
- Why it is a coherent, original tool rather than an arbitrary mashup.
Boss Short Setup ScannerThis indicator identifies a specific short setup based on trend and candle structure.
Conditions include:
• 20 EMA below 50 EMA (downtrend confirmation)
• Price trading below both EMAs
• Bearish flip candle (shift from buyers to sellers)
• Confirmation candle closing below the flip candle’s low
When all criteria align, the script plots a signal to highlight a potential short entry.
This is designed for trade identification only — always confirm with your own supply zones, market structure, volume context, and risk management plan.
This script does not execute trades automatically.
HFT 1M: EMA + VWAP + TSRSession VWAP: Volume-Weighted Average Price that resets at the start of each regular trading session; plotted in yellow.
EMA15: 15-period exponential moving average rendered as a stepline for crisp visualization; plotted in white.
Pivots: Dynamic support (green) and resistance (red) levels derived from highest/lowest values on a custom 100-unit timeframe.
References: session state built-ins and session detection, plus stepline plot style and time/session utilities.
IKZ ULTIMATE (v6.5)Of course! Here is the English translation of the description for the **IKZ ULTIMATE** indicator, formatted in a file-ready style for easy copying and use.
***
### **Description of the IKZ ULTIMATE (Modified) Indicator**
**Indicator Name:** IKZ ULTIMATE (Modified Version)
**Core Purpose:** An All-in-One trading system designed to simplify technical analysis by integrating multiple tools into a single, unified interface.
**Trading Philosophy:** To follow the trend and confirm momentum for high-probability trading signals.
---
### **Detailed Overview: What is this Indicator?**
Think of **IKZ ULTIMATE** as a **"central command center"** or a **"personal trading assistant"** on your chart. Instead of cluttering your screen with 5 different indicators that might conflict, this indicator **combines the intelligence** of several strategies (trend, momentum, support, and resistance) and presents the results in an easy-to-understand visual format.
### **Core Components and Color Code (The Indicator's Language):**
1. **The Trend System (Smart Moving Averages):**
* **Its Job:** To answer the question, "What is the current trend?"
* **The Language:**
* **Green lines stacked upward:** Strong **Uptrend**. (A signal to be optimistic and look for buy opportunities)
* **Red lines stacked downward:** Strong **Downtrend**. (A signal to be cautious and look for sell opportunities)
* **Crossed and tangled lines:** **Ranging** or choppy market. (A signal to wait and avoid trading)
2. **The Momentum Gauge (Shaded Areas):**
* **Its Job:** To answer the question, "How strong are the buyers or sellers in the market right now?"
* **The Language:**
* **Green Shaded Area:** **Bullish** momentum. Buyers are strong and in control.
* **Red Shaded Area:** **Bearish** momentum. Sellers are strong and in control.
* **Color Intensity & Area Width:** Reflects the **momentum strength**. The darker and wider the area, the stronger the driving force behind the price move.
3. **Direct Entry Signals (Arrows):**
* **Their Job:** To answer the question, "When do I enter a trade precisely?"
* **The Language:**
* **Green Upward Arrow ↑:** **Buy** signal. It appears when an **Uptrend (Green lines) aligns with the start of Bullish Momentum (Green Area)**.
* **Red Downward Arrow ↓:** **Sell** signal. It appears when a **Downtrend (Red lines) aligns with the start of Bearish Momentum (Red Area)**.
4. **The Roadmap (Automatic Support & Resistance Levels):**
* **Its Job:** To answer the question, "Where can we expect the price to reverse or struggle?"
* **The Language:**
* **Red Horizontal Line:** A **Resistance** level. A potential selling zone.
* **Green Horizontal Line:** A **Support** level. A potential buying zone.
### **What Makes IKZ ULTIMATE Unique?**
* **Comprehensiveness:** It often requires no additional indicators.
* **Visual Clarity:** It uses colors and areas to make market analysis intuitive.
* **Proactive:** It doesn't just describe what happened; it attempts to provide signals for the upcoming move.
* **Versatile:** Suitable for day traders and swing traders across different timeframes.
### **Strengths:**
* Eliminates confusion and analysis paralysis.
* Promotes discipline and trend-following.
* Automatically identifies entry/exit points and key levels.
### **Weaknesses / Challenges (To Consider):**
* Like any indicator, it is **not infallible**. It may give false signals in ranging or volatile markets.
* Can sometimes cause **visual clutter** when many signals appear in a small area.
* Requires the user to **understand its philosophy**, not just blindly follow the arrows.
### **Final Summary:**
**IKZ ULTIMATE** is more than just an indicator; it is a **simplified trading system**. Its goal is to transform complex price data into a clear visual language, allowing you to make informed trading decisions based on the convergence of three key pillars: **Trend, Momentum, and Key Levels.**
***
*(Disclaimer: This indicator is a tool for analysis and does not constitute financial advice. Always practice risk management and backtest any strategy before using real capital.)*
`bars_back` and `timeframe_bars_back` demo//@version=6
indicator("`bars_back` and `timeframe_bars_back` demo")
//@variable The number of bars back on the script's main timeframe (chart timeframe).
int barsBackInput = input.int(10, "Chart bar offset")
//@variable The number of bars back on the "1M" timeframe.
int tfBarsBackInput = input.int(3, "'1M' bar offset")
//@variable The opening UNIX timestamp of the current "1M" bar.
int monthTime = time("1M")
//@variable The opening time of the "1M" bar that contains the bar from `barsBackInput` bars back on the main timeframe.
int offsetTime1 = time("1M", bars_back = barsBackInput)
//@variable The "1M" opening time that is `tfBarsBackInput` monthly bars back, relative to the "1M" bar that opens at `offsetTime1`.
// This `time()` call first determines the "1M" bar time corresponding to `barsBackInput` bars back on the
// main timeframe, just like the previous call. Then, it calculates and returns the "1M" opening time that is
// `tfBarsBackInput` *monthly* bars back relative to that time.
int offsetTime2 = time("1M", bars_back = barsBackInput, timeframe_bars_back = tfBarsBackInput)
// Plot the values for visual comparison.
plot(monthTime, "No offset")
plot(offsetTime1, "`bars_back`", color.red)
plot(offsetTime2, "`bars_back` + `timeframe_bars_back`", color.purple)
// Log formatted timestamps in the Pine Logs pane.
log.info(" {0} {1} {2}", str.format_time(monthTime), str.format_time(offsetTime1), str.format_time(offsetTime2))
Greazy Bear 5-Min Scalper [by: New Market Wizards] - FVG + BB// ── GB 5-MIN SCALP LOGIC ───────────────────────
// 1. Price touches Lower BB → potential long
// 2. Next bar closes ABOVE Lower BB → BUY
// 3. Price touches Upper BB → potential short
// 4. Next bar closes BELOW Upper BB → SELL
// 5. Only trade in direction of the prevailing 20-period trend (close > basis = uptrend)
Auto Fibonacci Retracement (Labeled Swings, Rounded Prices)This tool automatically detects the latest confirmed swing high and swing low on your chart, using a user-settable pivot length. It then plots standard Fibonacci retracement levels between these confirmed pivots, labeling each retracement line with its percentage and rounded price for instant reference. All levels update only on swing confirmation, ensuring strict non-repainting logic and transparency.
How it works
Swing Detection:
Uses Pine Script’s native ta.pivothigh and ta.pivotlow functions to locate swing pivots after full confirmation, reducing noise and false signals.
Fibonacci Calculation:
Once two confirmed swings are found, the script draws standard Fibonacci retracement levels (0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%, 100%) between these anchors. The levels adapt to both uptrends and downtrends, based on swing position.
Customization and Clarity:
Users can choose which retracement levels to display and adjust colors, line thickness, styles, and label sizes for chart clarity. All price labels are rounded for improved visibility.
Non-Repainting:
All levels are plotted only after a swing is confirmed by the market; nothing redraws retroactively.
How To Use It
Add the indicator to any chart and timeframe.
Select your preferred pivot length:
Smaller values yield more frequent swings, larger values wait for major structure.
Toggle each Fibonacci level you wish to see in the settings.
Adjust line and label appearance to fit your style.
Interpret retracement levels as potential support/resistance zones, awareness for pullbacks, and context for trend direction.
Combine the indicator with your technical, price action, or volume analysis to plan entries, stops, and targets.
What Traders Should Look For
Visual retracement map between confirmed swings:
Fib lines auto-update as new swings are confirmed, keeping your chart relevant.
Price reaction at Fib levels:
Watch for reversals, consolidations, or continuations near labeled percentages and prices.
Trend assessment:
Quickly spot whether market structure is showing shallow or deep retracements by the distance between levels.
Confluence:
Use retracement levels along with other indicators or market structure for more robust trade setups.
Key Features
Strict non-repainting logic (confirmed swings only)
Configurable retracement levels: Enable/disable each Fib line.
Rounded price & percentage labels
Visual customization: Colors, thickness, line style, label size
Automatic detection of direction (uptrend/downtrend pivots)
Disclaimer
This indicator is a technical analysis and educational tool. It does not provide buy/sell signals, nor guarantee future price movements. Please use in conjunction with your trading plan and risk management.
Dhanesh_CustomTrendlineLogicUsed framma in getting the trades.
You can also define the custom horizontal and an inclined trendline breaking of which can trigger the trade. Enjoy the script.
Flow_RSI_StochRSI_Volume//@version=5
indicator("Flow + RSI + StochRSI + Volume - Panel", overlay=false)
// ---- Inputs
cmfLen = input.int(20, "CMF Length", minval=2)
rsiLen = input.int(14, "RSI Length", minval=2)
srsiLen = input.int(14, "StochRSI Base Length", minval=2)
kLen = input.int(3, "%K Smoothing", minval=1)
dLen = input.int(3, "%D Smoothing", minval=1)
// ---- CMF (세력 유입)
rng = high - low
mfm = rng != 0 ? ((close - low) - (high - close)) / rng : 0.0
mfv = mfm * volume
cmf = ta.sma(mfv, cmfLen) / ta.sma(volume, cmfLen)
// ---- RSI
rsi = ta.rsi(close, rsiLen)
// ---- StochRSI (%K, %D)
rsiLL = ta.lowest(rsi, srsiLen)
rsiHH = ta.highest(rsi, srsiLen)
base = (rsiHH - rsiLL) != 0 ? (rsi - rsiLL) / (rsiHH - rsiLL) * 100.0 : 0.0
k = ta.sma(base, kLen)
d = ta.sma(k, dLen)
// ---- Volume (거래량)
vol = volume
vma20 = ta.sma(volume, 20)
// ---- Plots (색상 지정 없이 기본값 사용)
plot(cmf, title="CMF (Flow)")
hline(0, "CMF Zero")
plot(rsi, title="RSI")
hline(30, "RSI 30")
hline(50, "RSI 50")
hline(70, "RSI 70")
plot(k, title="StochRSI %K")
plot(d, title="StochRSI %D")
plot(vol, title="Volume", style=plot.style_histogram)
plot(vma20, title="Vol MA20")
Hourly ORB NY Session (5/15min) - FixedDrawing ORB each hour in NY session
First ORB is 9.30 to 11.00am
then every hour we have a 15 min ORB
11am
12pm
1pm
2pm
3pm
You dont need anything else than this! Simple and powerful






















