PROTECTED SOURCE SCRIPT
Double/Triple Tops & Bottoms & Rectangle Boxes
This indicator is an algorithmic pattern recognition tool designed to automatically identify, validate, and track significant reversal structures—specifically Double/Triple Tops and Bottoms. Unlike subjective drawing tools, this script uses a strict set of quantitative rules based on swing pivots and volatility (ATR) to define market structure.
The Logical Methodology The script operates on a three-stage "scientific" detection process:
Pivot Chaining (Level Detection): The algorithm scans for significant swing highs and lows using a user-defined lookback period. It stores these pivot levels and monitors subsequent price action. If price returns to a previous pivot level within a specific volatility threshold (normalized by ATR), it registers a "touch."
Pattern Construction (Neckline Identification): Once a level has been touched the required number of times (e.g., 2 for Double patterns, 3 for Triple patterns), the script calculates the "Neckline."
For Tops: It identifies the lowest trough between the peaks.
For Bottoms: It identifies the highest peak between the valleys. This creates a valid trading range, visualized as a blue box connecting the pivot level to the neckline.
Signal Validation (Breakout vs. Failure): The pattern remains in a "pending" state until a breakout occurs.
Confirmation: A signal is generated only when a candle closes beyond the neckline (below for Tops, above for Bottoms).
Invalidation: If price breaks the pivot level itself (e.g., makes a higher high on a Double Top) before breaking the neckline, the pattern is immediately marked invalid to prevent false signals.
Key Features
ATR-Based Sensitivity: Uses Average True Range to dynamically adjust how "precise" a re-test must be, adapting to changing market volatility.
Dual-Scanning: Can independently scan for Triple Tops (Bearish) and Double Bottoms (Bullish) simultaneously with separate settings.
Time & Width Constraints: Filters out "noise" by enforcing a minimum pattern width (in bars), ensuring only structurally significant patterns are displayed.
Settings Guide
Min Top/Bottom Touches: Set to 2 for Double patterns or 3 for Triple patterns.
Pivot Lookback: The number of bars used to define a swing point (higher = larger, more significant patterns).
Touch Sensitivity: Adjusts how strictly the price must match the previous level.
Min Pattern Width: Prevents the detection of micro-patterns that are too narrow to be reliable.
The Logical Methodology The script operates on a three-stage "scientific" detection process:
Pivot Chaining (Level Detection): The algorithm scans for significant swing highs and lows using a user-defined lookback period. It stores these pivot levels and monitors subsequent price action. If price returns to a previous pivot level within a specific volatility threshold (normalized by ATR), it registers a "touch."
Pattern Construction (Neckline Identification): Once a level has been touched the required number of times (e.g., 2 for Double patterns, 3 for Triple patterns), the script calculates the "Neckline."
For Tops: It identifies the lowest trough between the peaks.
For Bottoms: It identifies the highest peak between the valleys. This creates a valid trading range, visualized as a blue box connecting the pivot level to the neckline.
Signal Validation (Breakout vs. Failure): The pattern remains in a "pending" state until a breakout occurs.
Confirmation: A signal is generated only when a candle closes beyond the neckline (below for Tops, above for Bottoms).
Invalidation: If price breaks the pivot level itself (e.g., makes a higher high on a Double Top) before breaking the neckline, the pattern is immediately marked invalid to prevent false signals.
Key Features
ATR-Based Sensitivity: Uses Average True Range to dynamically adjust how "precise" a re-test must be, adapting to changing market volatility.
Dual-Scanning: Can independently scan for Triple Tops (Bearish) and Double Bottoms (Bullish) simultaneously with separate settings.
Time & Width Constraints: Filters out "noise" by enforcing a minimum pattern width (in bars), ensuring only structurally significant patterns are displayed.
Settings Guide
Min Top/Bottom Touches: Set to 2 for Double patterns or 3 for Triple patterns.
Pivot Lookback: The number of bars used to define a swing point (higher = larger, more significant patterns).
Touch Sensitivity: Adjusts how strictly the price must match the previous level.
Min Pattern Width: Prevents the detection of micro-patterns that are too narrow to be reliable.
Skrip dilindungi
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Penafian
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Skrip dilindungi
Skrip ini diterbitkan sebagai sumber tertutup. Akan tetapi, anda boleh menggunakannya secara bebas dan tanpa apa-apa had – ketahui lebih di sini.
Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak bertujuan, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat atau cadangan kewangan, pelaburan, dagangan atau jenis lain yang diberikan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca lebih dalam Terma Penggunaan.