Defyler ORB30m Opening Range Breakout, will prompt orders and exits. You can adjust your tolerances by setting the box multiplier. Smaller number = tighter TP/SL, larger number will give wider stops. I suggest using 1.65 on trend days, 1.35-1.4 on regular days.
אינדיקטורים ואסטרטגיות
Swing IA Cockpit [v2]//@version=5
indicator("Swing IA Cockpit ", overlay=true, max_bars_back=500)
// === INPUTS ===
mode = input.string("Pullback", title="Entry Mode", options= )
corrLen = input.int(60, "Correlation Window Length")
scoreWeightBias = input.float(0.6, title="Weight: Bias", minval=0, maxval=1)
scoreWeightTiming = 1.0 - scoreWeightBias
// === INDICATEURS H1 ===
ema200_H1 = ta.ema(close, 200)
ema50_H1 = ta.ema(close, 50)
rsi_H1 = ta.rsi(close, 14)
donchianHigh = ta.highest(high, 20)
donchianLow = ta.lowest(low, 20)
atr_H1 = ta.atr(14)
avgATR_H1 = ta.sma(atr_H1, 50)
body = math.abs(close - open)
avgBody = ta.sma(body, 20)
// === H4 / D1 ===
close_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", close)
ema200_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.ema(close, 200))
rsi_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.rsi(close, 14))
atr_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.atr(14))
avgATR_H4 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "240", ta.sma(ta.atr(14), 50))
close_D1 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", close)
ema200_D1 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", ta.ema(close, 200))
// === CORRÉLATIONS ===
dxy = request.security("TVC:DXY", "60", close)
spx = request.security("SP:SPX", "60", close)
gold = request.security("OANDA:XAUUSD", "60", close)
corrDXY = ta.correlation(close, dxy, corrLen)
corrSPX = ta.correlation(close, spx, corrLen)
corrGold = ta.correlation(close, gold, corrLen)
// === LOGIQUE BIAIS ===
biasLong = close_D1 > ema200_D1 and close_H4 > ema200_H4 and rsi_H4 >= 55
biasShort = close_D1 < ema200_D1 and close_H4 < ema200_H4 and rsi_H4 <= 45
bias = biasLong ? "LONG" : biasShort ? "SHORT" : "NEUTRAL"
// === LOGIQUE TIMING ===
isBreakoutLong = mode == "Breakout" and high > donchianHigh and close > ema200_H1 and rsi_H1 > 50
isBreakoutShort = mode == "Breakout" and low < donchianLow and close < ema200_H1 and rsi_H1 < 50
var float breakoutPrice = na
var int breakoutBar = na
if isBreakoutLong or isBreakoutShort
breakoutPrice := close
breakoutBar := bar_index
validPullbackLong = mode == "Pullback" and not na(breakoutBar) and bar_index <= breakoutBar + 3 and close > ema50_H1 and low <= ema50_H1
validPullbackShort = mode == "Pullback" and not na(breakoutBar) and bar_index <= breakoutBar + 3 and close < ema50_H1 and high >= ema50_H1
timingLong = isBreakoutLong or validPullbackLong
timingShort = isBreakoutShort or validPullbackShort
// === SCORES ===
scoreTrend = (close_D1 > ema200_D1 ? 20 : 0) + (close_H4 > ema200_H4 ? 20 : 0)
scoreMomentumBias = (rsi_H4 >= 55 or rsi_H4 <= 45) ? 20 : 10
scoreCorr = 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrDXY < 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrSPX > 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasLong and corrGold >= 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrDXY > 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrSPX < 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr += biasShort and corrGold <= 0 ? 10 : 0
scoreCorr := math.min(scoreCorr, 30)
scoreVolBias = atr_H4 > avgATR_H4 ? 10 : 0
scoreBias = scoreTrend + scoreMomentumBias + scoreCorr + scoreVolBias
scoreStruct = (timingLong or timingShort) ? 40 : 0
scoreMomentumTiming = rsi_H1 > 50 or rsi_H1 < 50 ? 25 : 10
scoreTrendH1 = (close > ema50_H1 and ema50_H1 > ema200_H1) or (close < ema50_H1 and ema50_H1 < ema200_H1) ? 20 : 10
scoreVolTiming = atr_H1 > avgATR_H1 ? 15 : 5
scoreTiming = scoreStruct + scoreMomentumTiming + scoreTrendH1 + scoreVolTiming
scoreTotal = scoreBias * scoreWeightBias + scoreTiming * scoreWeightTiming
scoreLong = biasLong ? scoreTotal : 0
scoreShort = biasShort ? scoreTotal : 0
delta = scoreLong - scoreShort
scoreExtMomentum = (rsi_H4 > 55 ? 10 : 0)
scoreExtVol = atr_H4 > avgATR_H4 ? 10 : 0
scoreExtStructure = body > avgBody ? 10 : 5
scoreExtCorr = (scoreCorr > 15 ? 10 : 5)
scoreExtension = scoreExtMomentum + scoreExtVol + scoreExtStructure + scoreExtCorr
// === VERDICT FINAL ===
verdict = "NO TRADE"
verdict := bias == "NEUTRAL" or math.abs(delta) < 10 or scoreTotal < 70 ? "NO TRADE" :
scoreTotal < 80 ? "WAIT" :
scoreTotal >= 85 and math.abs(delta) >= 20 and scoreExtension >= 60 ? "TRADE A+" :
"TRADE"
// === TABLE COCKPIT ===
var table cockpit = table.new(position.top_right, 2, 9, border_width=1)
if bar_index % 5 == 0
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 0, "Bias", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 0, bias)
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 1, "ScoreBias", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 1, str.tostring(scoreBias))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 2, "ScoreTiming", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 2, str.tostring(scoreTiming))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 3, "ScoreTotal", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 3, str.tostring(scoreTotal))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 4, "ScoreLong", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 4, str.tostring(scoreLong))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 5, "ScoreShort", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 5, str.tostring(scoreShort))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 6, "Delta", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 6, str.tostring(delta))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 7, "Extension", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 7, str.tostring(scoreExtension))
table.cell(cockpit, 0, 8, "Verdict", bgcolor=color.gray)
table.cell(cockpit, 1, 8, verdict, bgcolor=verdict == "TRADE A+" ? color.green : verdict == "TRADE" ? color.lime : verdict == "WAIT" ? color.orange : color.red)
// === ALERTS ===
alertcondition(verdict == "TRADE A+" and bias == "LONG", title="TRADE A+ LONG", message="TRADE A+ signal long")
alertcondition(verdict == "TRADE A+" and bias == "SHORT", title="TRADE A+ SHORT", message="TRADE A+ signal short")
alertcondition(verdict == "NO TRADE", title="NO TRADE / RANGE", message="Marché confus ou neutre — pas de trade")
DIMA SETUP | 4 Candle Streak4 candles trade in 3 min time frame
session 20:00-22:00 israel time zone
Daily SR - Locked VersionRiverSide Indicator - User Guide📊 What is RiverSide?RiverSide is a dynamic channel indicator that creates Upper and Lower bands around a Moving Average (MA). The bands automatically change color based on their position relative to the EMA 200, helping you identify market trends.🎯 Key Features1. Dynamic Bands
Upper Band = MA × (1 + Deviation %)
Lower Band = MA × (1 - Deviation %)
Bands expand and contract based on the MA value
2. Color-Coded Trend
🔵 Blue Lines = Bullish trend (MA above EMA 200)
🔴 Red Lines = Bearish trend (MA below EMA 200)
3. Customizable Settings
MA Period: Default 50 (adjustable)
MA Type: EMA, SMA, WMA, or RMA
Deviation: Default 0.14% (adjustable from 0.1% to 100%)
Applied Price: Close, Open, High, Low, HL2, HLC3, OHLC4
Seasonality (Prev Month Close Expected)Seasonality Indicator
This indicator shows how an asset has historically behaved during each calendar month. It highlights the typical price direction and strength for the current month based on long-term seasonal patterns.
The projected zone on the chart represents the average historical outcome for the ongoing month, allowing traders to quickly see whether current price action is developing in line with, above, or below its usual seasonal behavior. A heatmap summarizes monthly performance across years, making recurring strong and weak periods easy to identify.
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Custom 4 EMA [TickDaddy]Custom 4 EMA
Hey everyone! I put together this EMA indicator because I wanted more flexibility than what's built into TradingView. Figured I'd share it in case anyone else finds it useful.
What it does:
Customizable EMA Periods
Change all 4 EMAs to whatever periods you want (I default them to 20/50/100/200 but you do you)
Not stuck with preset values - make it work for your strategy
Toggle EMAs On/Off
Each EMA has its own checkbox
Super handy when you want to hide one without losing your settings
Multi-Timeframe EMAs
This is the big one - you can view higher timeframe EMAs on your current chart
Like if you're day trading on a 15-min chart but want to see where the daily EMAs are
Works with any timeframe: Daily, Weekly, 4-Hour, whatever you need
Helps you respect the bigger picture while trading lower timeframes
Smooth Lines on Multi-Timeframe
Got rid of that annoying zigzag effect when using higher timeframes
You can adjust how smooth you want them (or turn it off)
Clean Setup
All the style stuff (colors, thickness, line style) is in the Style tab where it should be
Input settings are organized and not cluttered
Built this with Pine Script v6. Hope it helps with your trading!
SMC Pro: Institutional Bias & Liquidity Sweep EngineOverview This script is a high-confluence technical analysis tool designed for traders following Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and Price Action methodologies. Its primary objective is to filter trend-based signals (EMA 9/21 crossovers) by integrating two critical institutional filters: HTF Bias (Higher Timeframe Sentiment) and Directional Liquidity Sweeps.
Key Features & Technical Originality Unlike standard crossover indicators, this script introduces a multi-layered institutional validation logic:
Real-Time HTF Bias Dashboard: The indicator automatically calculates the Daily Bias based on the previous close's position relative to the "Equilibrium" (the 50% mark of the previous day's range). This sentiment is displayed via a clean UI dashboard in the top-right corner, ensuring traders stay aligned with the higher timeframe flow.
Directional Liquidity Sweeps: The engine identifies local highs and lows within a dynamic lookback period. A "BUY" signal is only triggered if the price has first performed a "Sweep Low" (raiding sell-side liquidity), and a "SELL" signal only follows a "Sweep High" (raiding buy-side liquidity). This effectively filters out "Bull/Bear Traps."
Adaptive Memory Logic: The signal engine "remembers" a liquidity raid for a configurable number of bars. This allows for natural price development before confirming the entry with the EMA cross, capturing the expansion phase of the move.
Weekly NWOG Anchor: Includes an automated New Week Opening Gap (NWOG) tracker. Following institutional liquidity principles, this box anchors from Friday’s close to the new week’s open. Per user-defined constraints, the projection is limited strictly to the current trading week to maintain chart clarity and relevance.
How to Use
Confluence: Look for "BUY" signals when the Dashboard displays a "BULLISH" Bias and a recent sweep of lows has occurred.
Context: Use the NWOG levels as institutional magnets; price often gravitates toward or rebalances these gaps before continuing its expansion.
Optimized Timeframes: Best suited for M1, M5, and M15 intraday scalping.
Disclaimer This indicator is a visual aid for technical analysis and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
S/R Zones
### What it does
**Smart S/R Zones** automatically detects and visualizes **support and resistance zones** by:
* Finding **confirmed swing highs/lows** (pivot points)
* **Clustering nearby pivots** into price zones
* Scoring each zone by **how many pivots** it contains (zone “strength”)
* Marking zones as **active** or **broken**, and stopping broken zones at the breakout bar
* Keeping the chart clean by removing pivots and zones outside a configurable lookback window
### Core logic (how it works)
1. **Pivot detection (swing points)**
* Uses `ta.pivothigh()` and `ta.pivotlow()` with:
* `leftBars` bars to the left
* `rightBars` bars to the right
* Important: pivots are **confirmed only after `rightBars` bars**, so signals are delayed by design.
2. **Pivot memory + lookback cleanup**
* Each pivot is stored with:
* price
* type: `1` = resistance pivot high, `-1` = support pivot low
* pivot bar index (pivot’s original bar)
* active/broken flag
* breakout bar index (when it got broken)
* Pivots older than `lookbackPeriod` bars are removed.
3. **Dynamic zone width**
* Computes the recent range:
* `priceRange = highest(high, lookbackPeriod) - lowest(low, lookbackPeriod)`
* Converts it to a maximum zone width:
* `maxZoneWidth = priceRange * zoneWidthPct / 100`
* This makes zones adapt to volatility/regime changes.
4. **Breakout detection (pivot invalidation)**
* A resistance pivot is marked broken when:
* `close > pivotPrice * (1 + breakoutPct/100)`
* A support pivot is marked broken when:
* `close < pivotPrice * (1 - breakoutPct/100)`
* Note: breakout is **close-based**, not intrabar wick-based.
5. **Clustering pivots into zones**
* Pivots are grouped into zones **only with the same type** (support with support, resistance with resistance).
* A pivot joins a zone if it is close to the zone midpoint:
* `abs(price - zoneMid) <= maxZoneWidth/2`
* Zone boundaries expand to include the new pivot, but only if:
* `(newHigh - newLow) <= maxZoneWidth`
* Zone strength increments by 1 for each pivot added.
6. **Active vs broken zones (visual state)**
* Active zones extend to the **current bar**.
* Broken zones stop at their **breakout bar** (the bar index stored when the pivot was broken).
* Strength includes all pivots clustered, including pivots that later broke (as long as they are still in lookback).
### Visuals (what you see)
* **Green zones**: active support
* **Red zones**: active resistance
* **More transparent zones**: broken zones (support/resistance that was invalidated by a close beyond the breakout threshold)
* Optional labels:
* `S2`, `S3`… for support strength
* `R2`, `R3`… for resistance strength
* The number is the **count of clustered pivots** in that zone.
### Inputs (how to tune it)
* **Pivot Left Bars / Pivot Right Bars**
* Higher values = fewer pivots, more “major” swings, stronger zones
* Lower values = more pivots, more zones, more noise
* **Lookback Period**
* Limits how far back pivots are considered and keeps the chart uncluttered
* **Zone Width %**
* Controls how wide zones can get (as a % of recent range)
* Higher = more clustering, fewer broader zones
* Lower = tighter zones, more zones
* **Minimum Zone Strength**
* Filters weak zones. Example: set to 3 to show only zones formed by 3+ pivots
* **Breakout Threshold %**
* Defines how far price must close beyond a level to mark it broken
* Higher = fewer “false break” breaks, slower invalidation
* Lower = more responsive, more break markings
* **Show Strength Labels**
* Toggles S/R strength markers.
### How to use it in trading workflows
* **Zone reaction**: Watch for rejection/acceptance when price revisits a strong zone (`S3+`, `R3+`).
* **Breakout context**: A zone turning “broken” indicates price closed meaningfully beyond it (by threshold).
* **Confluence**: Use with your own context (trend, volatility, session structure, volume tools). This script is strictly price-structure based.
Institutional Structure [Clean Pro]Institutional Structure — Script Explanation
This script is designed to map institutional market behavior using high-timeframe structure, not retail noise.
It focuses on where smart money acts, not on frequent signals.
🔹 1. High-Timeframe Support & Resistance (HTF S/R)
The script identifies major structural highs and lows using a higher lookback period.
Purpose:
Defines where institutions previously distributed or accumulated
Acts as natural decision zones
Filters out low-quality intraday levels
Why it matters:
Institutions trade from key HTF levels, not random support/resistance.
🔹 2. Equilibrium (50% Mean Price)
The equilibrium line represents the fair price between HTF high and low.
How it’s used:
Below equilibrium → discount zone (buy interest)
Above equilibrium → premium zone (sell interest)
Professional insight:
Smart money prefers buying discounts and selling premiums, not chasing price.
🔹 3. Market Structure Shift (MSS)
Instead of frequent BOS labels, the script detects true directional shifts.
Bullish MSS:
Price closes above previous HTF high
Bearish MSS:
Price closes below previous HTF low
Why MSS over BOS:
MSS confirms control change
Reduces false signals
Aligns with institutional execution logic
🔹 4. Liquidity Sweep Detection (Wick-Based)
The script identifies stop-hunt behavior using wick rejection logic.
Buy-side liquidity:
Wick above HTF high, but close back below
Sell-side liquidity:
Wick below HTF low, but close back above
Meaning:
Stops were triggered, but price failed to accept → smart money absorption
🔹 5. Fair Value Gap (FVG) – Refined Imbalance
Fair Value Gaps highlight inefficient price movement.
Bullish FVG:
Price leaves an upside imbalance
Bearish FVG:
Price leaves a downside imbalance
How pros use it:
As reaction zones, not entry signals
Best combined with liquidity + MSS
🔍 How Everything Works Together
The script is context-based, not signal-based:
1️⃣ HTF structure defines the battlefield
2️⃣ Liquidity is taken (stop hunts)
3️⃣ MSS confirms direction
4️⃣ FVG offers precision
5️⃣ Equilibrium filters bias
This creates high-probability trade environments, not overtrading.
📌 Best Practices (Professional Use)
Timeframes: 1H / 4H / Daily
Avoid lower TF noise
Trade only after liquidity is taken
Use FVG as confirmation, not trigger
Respect equilibrium bias
🎯 Summary
✔ Clean institutional logic
✔ No clutter, no spam
✔ HTF-driven decisions
✔ Liquidity-first mindset
✔ Designed for BTC, Gold & FX
🧠 Trade where institutions trade — not where indicators flash.
Support & Resistance [KTY] Support & Resistance
Hi, I'm Kim Thank You 👋
KTY = Kim Thank You (김땡큐)
Automatically detects and displays key support and resistance levels based on recent pivot highs and lows.
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📊 FEATURES
- Auto-Detection
- Scans recent price action for pivot highs/lows
- Displays up to 3 resistance levels (red)
- Displays up to 3 support levels (green)
- Price Labels
- Shows exact price at each S/R level
- Clean visual reference
- Alert System
- Resistance touch alert
- Support touch alert
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✅ HOW TO USE
- Bounce near support → Higher chance of upward move
- Rejection near resistance → Higher chance of downward move
- S/R Flip: Broken support may act as resistance, broken resistance may act as support
- Combine with other indicators for higher reliability
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💡 TIPS
- Higher timeframe S/R levels are more reliable
- Watch for multiple rejections at same level
- Volume confirmation increases reliability
- Use with trendlines or moving averages
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This indicator is for educational purposes only.
Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
GAYBEAR SWING Clean v6 mobile-safeHow to Use Sniper Swing — Clean v6 (Mobile-Safe)
Purpose
Sniper Swing — Clean v6 is a trend-aligned swing indicator designed to help traders identify high-probability entries and exits while minimizing noise. It works best in trending or gently rotating markets and is optimized for mobile charting.
A. Chart Setup
Recommended:
Timeframes: 5m–1h for active trading, 4h–Daily for swing trading
Instruments: Liquid equities, indices, and major ETFs
The indicator plots:
SMA 9 (entry trigger)
EMA 20 (trend and momentum)
Optional SMA 50 (higher-timeframe bias)
B. Buy (Long) Signal — How to Act
A BUY label appears when price reclaims short-term structure.
How to trade it:
Wait for price to cross above the SMA 9
Confirm EMA 20 is rising (and above SMA 50 if enabled)
Optional: Confirm price is closing above EMA 20
Enter on:
The close of the signal candle, or
A minor pullback that holds above SMA 9
Best context:
Higher lows
EMA 20 sloping upward
RSI not overbought
C. Sell / Short Signal — How to Act
The indicator offers two sell modes:
1) CrossUnder SMA 9 (Fast Exit)
Use in strong trends or fast markets
Exit longs or enter shorts when price loses SMA 9
2) AccuSell (Structure-Based)
Use in choppy or topping markets
Requires:
Loss of SMA 9 plus
Structural weakness (lower highs/lows, RSI < 50, or EMA 20 turning down)
How to trade it:
Exit longs when sell label appears
Aggressive traders may enter short positions
Conservative traders wait for follow-through
D. RSI Arrows — Context Only
OB arrows warn of potential exhaustion
OS arrows suggest relief or bounce zones
RSI does not trigger trades — it informs patience and risk
E. Position Coloring & State
Green candles = long bias
Purple candles = short bias
Background tint reinforces short exposure
Coloring persists until the opposite signal prints
This helps visually manage trades without staring at labels.
F. Risk Management (User-Defined)
The indicator does not manage stops or targets.
Common approaches:
Stop below recent swing low (longs)
Stop above recent swing high (shorts)
Scale partials near RSI OB/OS zones
G. When Not to Use It
Extremely low-volume chop
News-driven spikes
Range-bound micro consolidations
2. Explain It Like You’re 10 👶📈
Imagine the chart is a road, and the price is a car.
🟢 Green = Go
When the car drives above the yellow line, that means it’s probably going up.
The indicator says:
“Okay, the car looks like it wants to go forward. You can hop in.”
That’s a BUY.
🟣 Purple = Uh-Oh
When the car falls below the yellow line, it might start going down.
The indicator says:
“Careful… the car is slowing down or turning around.”
That’s a SELL.
🔵 Blue Line = Wind Direction
The blue line shows which way the wind is blowing.
If the wind blows up → going up is easier
If the wind blows down → going down is easier
You want to go with the wind, not fight it.
🔺 Red & Green Arrows = Too Fast / Too Slow
Red arrow = “The car is going too fast, might need a break”
Green arrow = “The car is tired, might bounce”
They don’t tell you to go or stop — they just say “pay attention.”
🎨 Colors Help You Remember
Green bars = you’re riding up
Purple bars = you’re riding down
Gray = nothing exciting happening
🚨 Important Rule
This tool doesn’t drive the car for you.
It just says:
“Now might be a good time.”
You still decide when to get in and when to get out
Trend Candles - [EntryLab]
Trend Candles:
This indicator overrides or overlays standard chart candles with a color gradient that reflects a calculated trend bias (uptrend or downtrend), helping traders quickly assess the overall market direction.Features:Candles are colored using a gradient scale: stronger shades indicate higher-confidence trend direction based on the algorithm.
Two usage modes:
Full override: Disable and hide the chart's native ticker/symbol candles (via chart settings) so the indicator's colored candles take over completely.
Hover preview: Keep your preferred candle setup/colors intact; simply hover the mouse over the indicator name in the chart legend to temporarily display the trend-colored gradient candles for quick reference without altering your main view.
Customizable inputs (adjust in settings): gradient colors for up/down trends, intensity thresholds, etc.
How it works (high-level):
The trend bias is determined using a combination of multiple VWAP calculations, trend-following data, and momentum-based indicators. This multi-factor approach aims to provide a smoother, more reliable signal of whether the market is in an uptrend (bullish bias) or downtrend (bearish bias) compared to single-indicator methods.
How to use:
Apply the indicator to your chart and use the colored candles as a visual aid for trend bias decision-making. For example:In a strong uptrend (deeper bullish gradient), consider favoring long setups or avoiding shorts.
In a downtrend (deeper bearish gradient), consider short opportunities or caution on longs.
Combine with other tools (support/resistance, volume, etc.) for confluence rather than relying solely on candle color.
This script offers a unique way to visualize trend strength via candle recoloring with gradient feedback, which can provide a broader overview of directional bias without cluttering the chart with additional plots/lines.Best suited for any timeframe, especially higher ones for swing/position trading or lower ones for intraday confirmation. No repainting occurs once a bar closes. Not financial advice. Trading carries significant risk of loss of capital. Always backtest and use discretion; results are not guaranteed.
Divergence Detector [KTY] Divergence Detector
Hi, I'm Kim Thank You 👋
KTY = Kim Thank You (김땡큐)
Detects divergences in real-time across 6 indicators: MACD, RSI, Stochastic, CCI, Momentum, MFI.
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📊 FEATURES
- Multi-Indicator Detection
- Scans 6 indicators simultaneously
- MACD, RSI, Stochastic, CCI, Momentum, MFI
- Divergence Types
- Bullish Divergence (Green): Price lower low, indicator higher low → ↑
- Bearish Divergence (Red): Price higher high, indicator lower high → ↓
- Visual Display
- Arrow lines connecting pivot points
- Labels showing indicator names with direction (↑/↓)
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✅ HOW TO USE
- Bullish divergence → Check for potential upward move
- Bearish divergence → Check for potential downward move
- Multiple indicators diverging → Higher reliability
- Combine with S/R levels for confirmation
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💡 TIPS
- Divergence indicates "possibility" not certainty
- Strong trends may ignore divergences
- Higher timeframe divergences are more reliable
- Use with other indicators for confirmation
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This indicator is for educational purposes only.
Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
Malaysian SnR and Decision Levels [DoN] Features
This script implements a specific Malaysian SnR (Support and Resistance) strategy combined with Decision Levels based on gap analysis. It is designed to help traders identify key reaction levels across multiple timeframes.
How it Works
SnR Levels (Current & Higher Timeframe)
The script calculates Support ("V" shape) and Resistance ("A" shape) based on fractal geometry.
It uses a configurable Pivot Depth (default: 3) to confirm peaks and valleys.
When a High or Low is confirmed by the subsequent bars, a horizontal level is drawn.
Fresh vs. History: The script distinguishes between "Fresh" levels (untouched) and "History" levels. When a level is broken, it converts into a "Role Reversal" line (Support Becomes Resistance - SBR, or Resistance Becomes Support - RBS).
Decision Levels (Gap Analysis)
The script identifies "Decision Levels" derived from specific H4 price action gaps.
A Bullish Decision Level is formed when consecutive bullish candles create a gap structure.
A Bearish Decision Level is formed by consecutive bearish candles.
These levels often act as significant liquidity zones where price may react.
How to Use
Trend Following: Look for price to retrace to a "Fresh" SnR level or Decision Level.
Confluence: The strongest signals occur when a current timeframe SnR level overlaps with a Higher Timeframe (HTF) level or a Decision Level.
Alerts: Users can set alerts for price touching active SnR lines or retesting broken history lines (Role Reversal).
Settings
Current Timeframe SnR: Adjust the pivot depth and colors for local support/resistance.
Decision Levels: Toggle H4 gap analysis.
Higher Timeframe Overlay: display daily/weekly levels on your current chart.
このスクリプトは、マレーシア式SnR(サポレジ)戦略とディシジョン・レベル(ギャップ分析)を組み合わせたツールです。
機能とロジック
SnRレベル(V字/A字)
フラクタル幾何学に基づき、一定期間(Depth)の高値・安値が確定したポイントにラインを引きます。
Fresh(新規): まだブレイクされていないライン。
History(履歴): ブレイクされたラインは、ロールリバーサル(サポレジ転換)ラインとして点線で表示されます(SBR/RBS)。
ディシジョン・レベル
主にH4(4時間足)のローソク足の形成パターンに基づき、強い売り買いのギャップが発生した地点を「Decision Level」として表示します。
使い方
上位足のラインやディシジョン・レベルが重なるポイント(コンフルエンス)でのプライスアクションに注目してください。アラートを設定することで、ラインへのタッチやリテストを通知することが可能です。
SessionsBuilt to display useful time sessions, mostly Frankfort and NY.
It also display the Asian range and fractal bars.
All three sub indicators are toggable separatly.
Works best for french trades as it's how it's been coded for.
If you want adapt it to your timezone, edit the "Fuseau horaire" option to match yours.
I intend to add another big indicator to make a cool package in the future.
I will soon try to make everything editable so you can chose what you can display (dont ask for when)
This is a full vibe coded script, feel free to fork it and edit it to your convenience as long as you credit me and share me yours so we can see what can be improved.
Enjoy :)
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Tradeable zone: Zone 1 for Long and Zone 4 for Short
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Key Features
1. Precision HTF BOS Tracking
Unlike standard indicators that only mark the breakout candle, this script uses high-precision pivot detection to identify the exact origin of a structural high or low.
Tam Yapışık Çizgiler (Precise Lines): The BOS lines are drawn exactly from the pivot point to the breakout point, providing a clean and professional look on your chart.
HTF Integration: You can track structure from a higher timeframe (e.g., 4H) while trading on a lower timeframe (e.g., 15m or 5m).
2. Session Filtering (Time Sensitivity)
Structural breaks are most reliable when they happen during high-volume periods.
The script includes a Session Filter (London & New York).
If enabled, the indicator will only plot BOS levels that occur during your specified trading hours, helping you avoid "fake-outs" or noise during low-liquidity periods (Asian session/After-hours).
3. Multi-Timeframe Bias Dashboard
Stay aware of the "Big Picture" without constantly switching charts. The dashboard monitors three custom timeframes (e.g., Daily, 4H, 1H) and determines if the structure is Bullish or Bearish.
Strong Buy/Sell Signals: When all three timeframes align, the status cell highlights as "BUY" or "SELL."
Wait Status: If timeframes are in conflict, the dashboard suggests "WAIT," encouraging disciplined trading.
How to Use
Define Your Bias: Set your three Bias Timeframes in the settings to match your higher-level strategy.
Set Your BOS TF: Choose the timeframe you want structural breaks to be calculated from (usually one or two steps above your entry chart).
Adjust Sensitivity: Use the "Pivot Sensitivity" setting to filter between minor and major structural points.
Confirm with Session: Enable the session filter to ensure you are only trading breaks that occur during the NY or London sessions.
Settings
Bias Dashboard Settings: Customize the TFs and pivot sensitivity for trend analysis.
BOS & Session Settings: Set your target HTF for drawings and define your trading window (NY Timezone supported).
Visual Settings: Full control over colors (Bullish/Bearish), table positioning, and text sizes.
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Core Functionality
Mechanical Detection: Automatically scans for the 3-candle FVG sequence where the wick of Candle 1 and the wick of Candle 3 fail to meet, leaving a "gap."
Body-Centric Highlighting: Unlike standard box-heavy indicators, this tool colors the entire body of the second candle (the displacement bar). This keeps your chart clean and highlights the force of the move rather than just the area.
Institutional Intent: It filters out noise by only marking candles that create a true structural gap, signaling that a significant buy or sell program has been initiated.
Strategic Use
Trend Confirmation: Use the body highlight as a "green light" that momentum has shifted in your direction after tapping a key institutional level.
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✅ CVD
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