Chanpreet RSI(3) Extreme Rays (4H, Adjustable Style)Chanpreet RSI(3) Extreme Rays (4H)
This indicator applies a short-length RSI (3) on the 4-hour timeframe and highlights momentum extremes directly on the chart.
🔎 What it does
Detects when RSI(3) moves into overbought (>80) or oversold (<20) territory.
Groups consecutive candles inside these zones into one “event” instead of marking each bar individually.
For each event:
• In overbought → records the highest high of the stretch and marks it with a horizontal ray.
• In oversold → records the lowest low of the stretch and marks it with a horizontal ray.
Keeps only the most recent N rays (default 5, adjustable).
⚙️ Inputs
Max Rays to Keep → how many unique events are kept visible.
Ray Thickness → adjust line thickness.
Overbought Ray Color → default red.
Oversold Ray Color → default green.
📈 How to use
Apply on any chart; RSI(3) values are always calculated from 4H data (via request.security).
Use rays as reference levels that highlight recent momentum extremes or exhaustion zones.
This is not a buy/sell signal by itself — combine with your own analysis, confirmation tools, and risk management.
Best Recommended time frame is 5 mins, 10 mins & 15 mins for intraday trading.
🧩 Unique features
Groups multiple bars into a single clean ray, reducing clutter.
Uses 4H RSI(3) regardless of the chart’s active timeframe.
Fully customizable appearance (colors, thickness, max events).
⚠️ Disclaimer
This script is provided for educational and informational purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice or guarantee performance.
Always test thoroughly and use proper risk management before trading live.
Forecasting
MCDX Plus - Leading Banker with RSIUnderstanding the Indicator
Core Components:
Red Bars (Banker): Represent institutional momentum, turning red when RSI_Banker ≥ BankerMA. Early build (blue background) signals accumulation.
Yellow Bars (Hot Money): Speculative activity, secondary confirmation.
Green Bars (Retailer): Inverse top layer, high values (>15) with lime background indicate retail overextension—sell signal.
Blue Line (Banker MA), Orange Line (Hot Money MA), Green Line (Retailer MA): Hull Moving Averages (20-period) for smoothed trends.
White Dashed Line (Forecast RSI): Projects Banker RSI 3-5 bars ahead.
Labels: "Bull Div - Early Buy" (divergence), "Oversold - Watch for Entry" (Stochastic RSI <20 crossover).
Leading Features:
RSI Divergence: Hidden bullish divergence flags early reversals.
Stochastic RSI: Oversold (<20) with crossover predicts pre-run entries.
Forecast Line: Guides ahead-of-curve entries.
Filters: MTF (set to "D" or "W"), priceEMA (200-period) confirms trend.
Trading Strategy
1. Pre-Market Setup (Daily Chart)
Timeframe: Use daily for swing (1-4 weeks), weekly for positional (months).
MTF Setting: Set mtfTimeframe to "W" on daily chart for weekly trend confirmation—ensures signals align with broader moves.
Chart Prep: Overlay priceEMA (200) and volume—buy above EMA, confirm with volume spikes.
Review: Check past runs to calibrate expectations.
2. Entry Timing (Catch the Big Run Early)
Signal:
"Bull Div - Early Buy" label + oversoldSignal ("Oversold - Watch for Entry") + forecastRsi >5.
Confirm with Golden Cross (Banker MA > Retailer MA) + price > priceEMA + volume > volMA.
Pro Action:
Enter 25% position on divergence/oversold signal, add 25% on Golden Cross, 50% if red bars hit 10.
Example: If divergence appears at 12.0 with forecast >5, buy; add on cross to 12.5.
Stop-Loss: 2-3% below recent low or priceEMA, tightened after 5% gain.
Target: 15-20% or red bars >15, exit partial at 10% gain.
3. Exit Timing (Lock Profits)
Signal:
Dead Cross (Banker MA < Retailer MA) + green bars >15 + price < priceEMA + oversoldSignal (lagging).
Pro Action:
Exit 25% on Dead Cross, 50% if green bars >15, full exit on price < priceEMA.
Trail stop at priceEMA or 1% below recent high.
Example: If Dead Cross hits at 14.0 with green >15, sell incrementally, locking 10-15% gains.
Re-Entry: Watch for new "Bull Div" on pullbacks.
4. Leverage Leading Signals
Divergence: Enter on "Bull Div" during downtrends—catches 70-80% of reversals per backtests.
Oversold: Use as pre-entry alert, buy on crossover confirmation.
Forecast: Buy if forecast Rsi crosses 5 upward—anticipates red bar growth 3-5 bars out.
5. Risk Management (Pro-Level)
Position Sizing: Risk 0.5-1% per trade, scale in/out based on red bar levels (5-15).
Stop-Loss: Dynamic—below swing low or trailing 2% below priceEMA.
Take-Profit: Scale out at 5%, 10%, 15% gains or when forecastRsi drops below 5.
Risk-Reward: Aim for 1:3, validated by backtesting
6. Volume and Context
Volume Spike: Enter only if volume > volMA during divergence/Golden Cross—signals institutional intent.
Market Trend: In bull markets, prioritize entries; in bear, use Dead Cross exits.
Meta-LR Forecast v2Meta-LR Forecast is a tool that helps visualize whether the market is acting more like a trend (moving strongly in one direction) or more like a range (sideways/mean-reverting). It is designed to give context, not to generate buy or sell signals.
The script looks at multiple timeframes at once (for example minutes, hours, days, or weeks depending on your chart) and projects where price could go if each timeframe’s “bias” plays out. These projected points are then drawn ahead of current price.
Each timeframe’s bias is based on how straight and consistent the recent move has been (Directional Efficiency), combined with how well a line fits that move (R²). Together these form a “Bias %.” Higher positive values suggest upward pressure, higher negative values suggest downward pressure, and values near zero suggest indecision or chop.
A logistic blend adjusts between trend-following and range/anti-trend behavior. When the market shows strong direction, the forecast leans more toward trend; when it’s choppy or moving sideways, the forecast leans more toward range. In some conditions, a counter-trend (anti-trend) adjustment is allowed, but only when volatility and efficiency fall within certain thresholds.
ATR (Average True Range) is used to normalize everything, so the indicator adapts to different symbols and volatility levels. This way, the projection size is expressed in “Bias × ATR” units added to current price, making the forecasts scale appropriately across assets.
The projected points are spaced in time according to the real length of their timeframe. For example, a 1-day projection will be drawn farther away on the chart than a 15-minute projection. This makes the forward path visually match the true horizon of each timeframe.
The top-right table shows “Meta Bias %,” which is the overall bias calculated from all selected timeframe projections chained together. Positive Meta Bias means the combined path leans upward, negative means downward, and values close to zero mean mixed conditions.
How to use it: treat the Meta Bias % and polyline as context. If the forecast path is stacked upward with a strong positive Meta Bias, it suggests supportive conditions. If it stacks downward with a strong negative Meta Bias, it suggests pressure. If it alternates up and down and the bias hovers near zero, conditions may be indecisive. Always confirm with your own analysis before acting.
Important limitations: this tool is educational and for visualization only. It does not give entry or exit signals, and it does not guarantee profitable outcomes. Higher-timeframe values can change until that bar closes, so the display may adjust in real time. Market shocks, news events, and low liquidity conditions are not modeled.
Good practice: combine this indicator with your own trading plan, structure analysis, and risk management. Backtest responsibly in a simulator before using it live. Adjust inputs to fit your symbol and timeframe.
Compliance note: this script does not claim to be a “holy grail” or promise guaranteed results. It is not financial advice. It is meant to help traders better visualize context and market behavior. Use it as one part of a broader decision-making process.
Full Candle Higher/Lower (No Repeats)🔎 What the Script Does (Pine Script v6)
Keeps track of the last signal
Uses a persistent variable lastSignal (initialized once as "none").
Ensures that if a signal repeats consecutively, it won’t be triggered again.
Defines the conditions for a “Higher” or “Lower” candle sequence
Higher condition:
Current close > previous high, AND previous low ≤ the high of two bars ago.
→ This means the candle has fully broken higher.
Lower condition:
Current close < previous low, AND previous high ≥ the low of two bars ago.
→ This means the candle has fully broken lower.
Checks for new signals only
If a candle meets the condition and the last signal wasn’t the same, a new signal is triggered.
Updates lastSignal to prevent repeats.
Plots labels/arrows
A “Higher” signal shows a green label below the bar.
A “Lower” signal shows a red label above the bar.
Sets alerts
So you can be notified in TradingView whenever a “Higher” or “Lower” flag is detected.
📊 Trading Logic in Words
The indicator is looking for full candle breakouts.
If a candle closes above the previous high (with some confirmation from older bars), it flags it as a “Higher” signal.
If a candle closes below the previous low (with similar confirmation), it flags it as a “Lower” signal.
It avoids duplicate consecutive signals by remembering what the last one was.
✅ Why It’s Useful
Helps traders spot momentum continuation candles (strong push candles).
Reduces noise by not repeating the same signal multiple times in a row.
Works like a breakout detector that tells you when the market is making a new leg up or new leg down.
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NISHIN 12NISHIN 12 – First 30-Minute Session High/Low (Asian & European Sessions)
NISHIN 12 is a price action–based indicator that highlights the first 30 minutes (3 × 10-minute candles) of two key trading sessions in IST (Indian Standard Time):
Asian Session → 5:30 AM – 6:00 AM IST
European Session → 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM IST
📌 After the first 30 minutes, the indicator automatically locks the session high and low and extends them forward as support and resistance levels.
Features:
Marks the high and low of the first 30 minutes of Asian and European sessions.
Customizable colors and line extensions.
Alerts for breakouts above session highs or breakdowns below session lows.
Helps intraday traders spot early volatility zones and plan trades.
This indicator is ideal for breakout traders, scalpers, and intraday price action traders who rely on session-based ranges to make trading decisions.
⚡ Use it along with your trading strategy for improved precision and risk management.
OI Instant Signals [Real-Time]OI Instant Signals – a one-click overlay that spots aggressive intraday reversals and breakouts by fusing live Open-Interest data with price momentum, volume surges and micro-structure cues.
It watches for four high-conviction setups:
Rising OI + fast price lift → new long-side energy
Rising OI + fast price drop → fresh short-side pressure
Falling OI + sharp counter-move → squeeze / liquidation
RSI extremes + OI inflection → mean-reversion bounce
Signals are delivered the instant the last tick confirms the pattern (or at bar-close if you prefer), each flagged as “Strong”, “Quick” or “Reversal” so you know why it fired. A colour-coded OI histogram, on-bar triangles and a real-time dashboard keep you oriented without leaving the chart.
Set one alert for “Any alert() function call” and you’ll get push notifications the moment buyers or sellers commit size—no manual scanning, no external data feeds.
Aslan | Signal Engine [6.5]📈| Aslan - Signal Engine
Our flagship Signal Engine is a comprehensive toolkit featuring powerful tools designed to deliver precise real-time signals and confluences. Built to meet the technical analysis needs of traders across all markets, it provides reliable data-driven insights tailored for any trading style.
While it seamlessly complements other technical indicators and analysis methods, the engine is also robust enough to function as a standalone solution. To fully unlock its potential, we recommend exploring all its features gradually, supported by our detailed documentation and personalized mentoring.
🚀| Features
-Three signal models, Designed to work in any market and adapt to all market conditions. Fully customizable to meet your specific trading strategies and needs.
- Trend Following Signals: Follows the momentum of the market.
- Contrarian (Reversal) Signals: Our flagship model, Predicts exact reversal points.
- Kernel Retest Signals: Perfect for confirming the trend following signals
-Signal Filters: Refine and validate signals to reduce noise and improve trade accuracy.
-Volatility bands, Ideal for analyzing market behavior, helping you easily identify whether the market is trending or consolidating.
-Dynamic Kernel S&R, Adaptive and precise levels that adjust based on current market dynamics for better decision-making.
-Heatmap Bar Color: Highlights trend exhaustion, helping you spot potential reversals with ease.
💸| Usage
2 Main signal Models
Contrarian signals are rooted in mean-reversion logic: after a pronounced price movement, they anticipate a pullback, betting on the exhaustion of momentum and a reversion to the mean.
Trend-following signals, on the other hand, operate on the premise that early momentum is likely to persist—recognizing initial strength as a signal that the prevailing trend will continue to unfold.
Both methodologies reflect differing market philosophies - one seeking to capitalize on reversals, the other on sustained directional moves.Both models have inherent limitations when used in isolation. Trend-following signals tend to lag, often confirming moves only after the trend has begun to lose momentum. Conversely, contrarian signals can trigger prematurely, anticipating reversals before the underlying trend has fully played out.
By integrating these two approaches in confluence, we can harness their complementary strengths - mitigating individual weaknesses and crafting a more robust, profitable trading system. A straightforward yet effective strategy involves first waiting for a contrarian signal indicating overbought or oversold conditions. Following this, a confirmation signal on a lower time frame is used to validate the emergence of a new trend, providing a higher-probability entry point.
Contrarian signals tend to perform best in consolidating or balanced markets, where price oscillates within a defined range and mean-reversion strategies have higher probability. In contrast, trend-following signals are more effective in trending or imbalanced markets, where momentum drives sustained directional moves.
Understanding the underlying market context is key to applying each model optimally—and combining them allows for strategic adaptability across varying conditions, The volatility bands can identify these conditions.
🪙| Volatility Bands
These tools measure the volatility profile of the market. When the bands are narrow and contracting, it signals a consolidating phase—a period of low volatility where the market is accumulating liquidity and preparing for a potential breakout. In such conditions, contrarian signals tend to be more effective, capitalizing on mean-reverting price behavior within tight ranges.
Conversely, when the bands are wide and expanding, it indicates a trending market with increased volatility and directional momentum. During these phases, trend-following signals typically outperform, aligning with the prevailing movement and capturing extended price swings.
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THUẬN-Volume"THUẬN-Volume" is not a single, standardized indicator. Instead, it refers to a trading methodology known as Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), which is rooted in the principles of Richard Wyckoff's work. The term "indicator" is often used to describe software tools that automate parts of this analysis.
Here's a breakdown of the core concepts of VSA based on Wyckoff's method:
What is Volume Spread Analysis (VSA)?
VSA is a technical analysis approach that studies the relationship between three key variables on a price chart:
Volume: The total number of shares or contracts traded during a specific time period. It represents the activity and effort of market participants.
Price Spread: The range of a single price bar, which is the distance between the high and low. A wide spread indicates strong movement, while a narrow spread suggests a lack of movement.
Closing Price: The final price of the bar, which shows where the market ended within the bar's range. The closing price reveals whether buyers or sellers were in control.
The fundamental idea behind VSA is that smart money (large institutional traders and professionals) leaves a "footprint" on the market through their trading activity. By analyzing the relationship between volume, spread, and the close, traders can deduce whether supply or demand is dominant and anticipate the market's next move.
Core Principles from Wyckoff's Method
VSA is a modern application of Richard Wyckoff's three fundamental laws of the market:
The Law of Supply and Demand: This is the cardinal rule. When demand is greater than supply, prices will rise. When supply is greater than demand, prices will fall. VSA helps you visualize this imbalance by looking for specific volume and price patterns.
The Law of Cause and Effect: The "cause" is the period of accumulation (smart money buying) or distribution (smart money selling) that occurs in a trading range. The "effect" is the subsequent price trend (markup or markdown) that follows. VSA helps identify these phases of accumulation and distribution.
The Law of Effort vs. Result: This law compares the effort (volume) to the result (price spread). For example, if there is a large effort (high volume) but a small result (narrow price spread), it suggests a strong opposing force is at play. This is a classic sign of market weakness or strength.
How VSA "Indicators" Work
While VSA is a manual analysis method, many custom indicators for platforms like MetaTrader or TradingView have been developed to automate the process. These tools often:
Color-Code Volume Bars: The indicator may color the volume bars to highlight high, low, or "stopping" volume, which can be an early sign of a trend reversal.
Label Price Bars: It might place a small text or symbol on the chart to identify specific Wyckoff/VSA patterns, such as:
No Demand: A small up-bar on low volume, indicating a lack of buying interest.
No Supply: A small down-bar on low volume, indicating a lack of selling interest.
Stopping Volume: A high-volume bar that "stops" a trend, often seen at a market bottom (buying climax) or top (selling climax).
Upthrust: A fake breakout to the upside on high volume, which traps buyers and is a bearish signal.
Spring: A fake move below a support level on high volume, which traps sellers and is a bullish signal.
In short, "THUẬN-Volume" is a term for a methodology, not just a simple indicator. It's a powerful framework for interpreting the hidden dynamics of the market by reading the story told by volume and price action.
THUẬN-FIBONANCIThuận-fibo, also known as the Thuận Fibo Indicator, is a technical analysis tool that combines elements of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo and Fibonacci retracement to provide traders with insights into market trend, momentum, and potential support and resistance levels. It's a custom indicator developed by a Vietnamese trader named "Thuận" (or perhaps it's a popular name within the Vietnamese trading community).
Here's a breakdown of its components and how it generally works:
Components
The Thuận-fibo indicator is typically displayed on a price chart with the following key lines:
Cloud (Mây): This is similar to the Ichimoku Cloud. It's a shaded area representing the space between two lines, the Senkou Span A and Senkou Span B. The color of the cloud indicates the trend's direction: a green or blue cloud often signifies an uptrend, while a red or purple cloud suggests a downtrend. The thickness of the cloud can also indicate the strength of the trend.
Conversion Line (Tenkan-sen): This is a faster-moving line, typically calculated as the average of the highest high and lowest low over a short period (e.g., 9 periods). It's used to identify short-term momentum and potential entry/exit points.
Base Line (Kijun-sen): This is a slower-moving line, calculated over a longer period (e.g., 26 periods). It acts as a primary trend indicator and support/resistance level.
Lagging Span (Chikou Span): This line plots the closing price of the current period 26 periods back in time. It helps to confirm the trend and identify potential reversals.
Fibonacci Retracement Levels: These are key horizontal lines, usually at 0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%, and 100%. In the Thuận-fibo indicator, these levels are often overlaid on the Ichimoku-like components to provide additional layers of support and resistance. They help traders identify potential areas where the price might retrace before continuing its primary trend.
How it Works
The indicator is used to analyze market conditions by looking at the relationships between its various components:
Trend Identification: The position of the price relative to the cloud is a primary signal. When the price is above the cloud, it's considered an uptrend. When it's below, it's a downtrend. The color of the cloud also provides a quick visual confirmation.
Momentum and Reversal Signals: The crossover of the Conversion Line and the Base Line is a common signal. A bullish cross (Conversion Line crosses above the Base Line) suggests increasing momentum, while a bearish cross (Conversion Line crosses below the Base Line) indicates weakening momentum.
Support and Resistance: The Base Line, the cloud, and the Fibonacci retracement levels all act as dynamic support and resistance zones. Traders look for price bounces off these lines or breaches of these levels to confirm a trend or signal a reversal.
Confirmation: The Lagging Span is used to confirm signals. If the Lagging Span is above the price 26 periods ago and above the cloud, it's a strong bullish confirmation.
In summary, the Thuận-fibo indicator is a comprehensive tool that combines trend-following and support/resistance analysis. By blending the strengths of the Ichimoku system with the universal appeal of Fibonacci levels, it provides a multi-layered view of the market, helping traders make more informed decisions.
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RSI Reversal PureWhat it is
A minimalist overlay for very short-term crude-oil plays. It waits for RSI to reach an extreme, snap back through a user-defined level and then prints a single arrow. A built-in timer starts immediately; when the clock runs out the trade is marked “✓” or “✗” and the scoreboard updates. What you see on the chart • One arrow at a time – no clutter, no repainting. • A label that follows price and shows entry price, live P&L and the seconds left on the clock. • Optional background tint the moment a signal is generated or the timer expires. • A two-column table (lifetime vs. today) that tracks hit-rate, average return, longest winning/losing streak and current draw-down. Core ideas under the hood (no formulas) 1. Pure reversal – the arrow only fires when RSI crosses back through an oversold/overbought threshold. 2. Location check – an optional slow-moving average keeps you on the right side of the prevailing drift. 3. Volume sanity – Chaikin Money Flow must agree (can be switched off). 4. Momentum gate – MACD can be added as an extra hurdle. 5. Self-audit – every arrow is followed for N seconds, graded, and stored so the script displays a live report card instead of a beauty picture. User knobs you can turn without touching code • RSI length and the two extreme levels. • Timer length – default is 10 minutes but you can set anything from 1 min to several hours. • Trend filter – disable for counter-trend scalps or enable to stay with the bigger drift. • Chaikin and MACD on/off – use either, both or none. • Visual prefs – toggle arrows, labels, background flashes and the statistics table. Typical workflow 1. Drop the indicator on a 1- or 5-minute crude-oil chart. 2. Wait for an arrow that agrees with your session bias (London, New-York, API, etc.). 3. Use the timer as a built-in exit rule or as a back-stop for your own target/stop. 4. Watch the scoreboard for a few sessions; if the win-rate stays above your personal threshold you can gradually increase size, if it drops you re-calibrate or pause. No secret sauce – just a disciplined RSI reversal timer that prints its own homework.
Ultra-High-Reliability Trading Signals Suite v7What it is
A lightweight overlay that prints one arrow at a time—green for “go long”, red for “go short”—and then watches its own prediction for a user-defined number of bars. After the timer expires the arrow is automatically graded “✓” or “✗”, the result is written on the chart and a running scoreboard is updated.
What you see
One arrow per side only—no clutter, no repainting.
A small label that follows price and shows entry time/price, exit time/price and the final verdict.
Two EMAs and step-wise support/resistance lines for visual context.
An optional top-right table that tracks win counts, loss counts and hit-rate for longs, shorts and the combined set.
Core philosophy (no formulas)
Confluence first – every arrow needs at least three independent clues to line up (momentum, micro-structure, volume, higher-time-frame bias, etc.).
Location matters – signals near well-defined support or resistance zones are favoured; signals in the middle of nowhere are discarded.
Quality over quantity – a built-in scoring engine ranks each set-up; only the top percentile is shown.
Self-audit – every arrow is followed for N bars, graded, and stored so the script can display a live track-record instead of a beauty picture.
User knobs you can turn without touching code
Sensitivity dial – choose “strict” for fewer but higher-conviction arrows or “normal” for a fuller set.
Timer length – decide how many bars the script should wait before marking the trade right or wrong.
Visual prefs – toggle arrows, labels, background flashes, auxiliary lines and the statistics table.
Time-frame blend – optionally pull in a faster or slower compression to confirm the bigger picture.
Typical workflow
Drop the indicator on any intraday chart (5 min is the most popular).
Wait for an arrow that agrees with your higher-time-frame bias.
Use the timer as a built-in exit rule or as a back-stop for your own target/stop.
Watch the scoreboard for a few sessions; if the win-rate stays above your personal threshold you can gradually increase size, if it drops you re-calibrate or pause.
No magic, just a disciplined checklist that prints its own report card in real time.
Fusion A+B EnhancedFusion A+B Enhanced (English overview – no code revealed)
What it is
A lightweight overlay that waits for several micro-structure clues to line up, then paints a single “BUY” or “SELL” arrow on the 10-minute chart. After the arrow appears the script starts a built-in timer; when the timer expires it marks the result with a green dot (win) or red cross (loss) and updates a live score-board.
What you see on the chart
Two smooth lines that track the short- and intermediate-term direction.
One arrow per side – no repainting, no stack of signals.
A small label that follows price and shows entry price, live P&L and the seconds left on the clock.
Optional background flashes the moment a signal is generated or the timer expires.
A two-column table (total vs. today) that tracks hit-rate, average return, longest winning/losing streak and current draw-down.
Core ideas under the hood (no formulas)
Trend filter – the arrow only fires if the short-term and intermediate-term directions agree.
Pattern filter – a weighted mix of classic reversal shapes (V-bottom / top), support/respect touches and engulfing bars.
Exhaustion filter – an RSI or Williams %-R gate is applied with either “AND” or “OR” logic so signals are ignored if the market is already over-stretched.
Scoreboard – each ingredient adds a user-defined weight; the sum must reach a minimum “conviction” number before an arrow is printed.
Timer exit – every trade is closed after a fixed number of seconds; wins and losses are recorded immediately and used to refresh the statistics.
10-Minute ML Signal10-Minute ML Signal – Quick Overview
Purpose
A lightweight overlay that prints tiny green up-arrows or red down-arrows on a 10-minute candle chart to highlight moments when the model believes the probability of an imminent move has crossed a user-defined confidence level.
What it measures
Behind the scenes it condenses every bar into six intuitive “fingerprints” of current market micro-structure: momentum, relative volume, buying pressure, intraday volatility, plus the proportion of the range that sits above or below the open/close area. These six numbers are combined into a single probability score.
How the arrows appear
A green triangle appears the first time the probability ticks above the “high-confidence” threshold.
A red triangle appears the first time the probability falls below the complementary “low-confidence” threshold.
Once an arrow is printed it does not repaint; the next arrow can only occur after the score has crossed back through the opposite threshold.
Interpretation
Green arrows are intended as a gentle heads-up that buyers may be taking control.
Red arrows suggest sellers could be gaining the upper hand.
The indicator is best used as a confirmation tool rather than a stand-alone trigger—many traders combine it with trend filters, support/resistance levels, or higher-time-frame bias.
Asset & timeframe notes
The default logic was originally calibrated on Bitcoin’s 10-minute data; if you apply it to a different market or compression, expect the sensitivity to change and consider re-optimising the thresholds.
No guarantees
Like every statistical model, it is wrong a non-trivial percentage of the time. Always combine with your own risk management and trade sizing rules.
Fixed GridThis Grid Indicator gives you full control.
You can configure it as you wish. If you need adjustments just comment.
Big thanks to Johnny Rakete und Dominik Busch.
Wish you all the best.
Daily Sessions (AMDX) AMDX Cycle for Forex Pairs.
Focusing on the London & New York Session Cycles.
- Accumulation (90 minutes)
- Manipulation (90 minutes)
- Distribution (90 minutes)
- Exit/Execution (90 minutes)
This indicator gives you a visual indicator of how the AMDX cycle works and how timing in the market is everything.
LFT Foundation Entry MarksThis algorithm highlights optimal long entry points. Once the entry conditions break down—indicating the price is likely to decline—the signals stop, allowing the user to exit before the drop
Vibration Bars based on previous day price ActionThe scripts predicts the future bars where reversal may happen. Watch the price action near that bars for high risk reward trades.
Session Sniper Bands — Pro Overlay (Bollinger, Sessions, Engulf)The Session Sniper Bands — Pro Overlay combines three powerful tools into one clean, professional script designed to help traders spot high-probability setups across any market.
📌 What’s included:
Dual Bollinger Bands → track volatility squeezes, expansions, and mean reversion zones.
Customizable Trading Sessions (Tokyo / London / New York) → shaded regions with editable names, open/close lines, range, and average price markers.
Engulfing Candlestick Signals → automatic bullish and bearish engulfing arrows for precision entry timing.
✨ Features:
Session names and times are fully customizable (rename “Tokyo” to “Asia Open,” etc.).
Clear OB/OS volatility cues via Bollinger stack.
Lightweight visuals that won’t clutter your chart.
Works across Forex, Crypto, Indices, and Binary Options.
⚡ Why use it?
This overlay is built for traders who want to snipe entries with session context. Spot when volatility contracts, align with session flows, and confirm with engulfing momentum candles — all in one view.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This script is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always test on demo before trading live.
ATEŞ ÇOKLU TARAMA)My educational scanning efforts are ongoing. I'll make adjustments based on your feedback. I look forward to your feedback if there are any incorrect data. Each group contains 40 stocks. The entire bid is attached. You can create your own custom list of 40+40.
Snehal Desai's Nifty Predictor This script will let you know all major indicator's current position and using AI predict what is going to happen nxt. for any quetions you can mail me at snehaldesai37@gmail.com. for benifit of all.
