350DMA bands + Z-score (V2)This script extends the classic 350-day moving average (350DMA) by building dynamic valuation bands and a Z-Score framework to evaluate how far price deviates from its long-term mean.
Features
350DMA Anchor: Uses the 350-day simple moving average as the baseline reference.
Fixed Multipliers: Key bands plotted at ×0.625, ×1.0, ×1.6, ×2.0, and ×2.5 of the 350DMA — historically significant levels for cycle analysis.
Z-Score Mapping: Price is converted into a Z-Score on a scale from +2 (deep undervaluation) to –2 (extreme overvaluation), using log-space interpolation for accuracy.
Custom Display: HUD panel and on-chart label show the current Z-Score in real time.
Clamp Option: Users can toggle between raw Z values or capped values (±2).
How to Use
Valuation Context: The 350DMA is often considered a “fair value” anchor; large deviations identify cycles of under- or over-valuation.
Z-Score Insight:
Positive Z values suggest favorable accumulation zones where price is below long-term average.
Negative Z values highlight zones of stretched valuation, often associated with distribution or profit-taking.
Strategic Application: This is not a standalone trading system — it works best in confluence with other indicators, cycle models, or macro analysis.
Originality
Unlike a simple DMA overlay, this script:
Provides multiple cycle-based bands derived from the 350DMA.
Applies a logarithmic Z-Score mapping for more precise long-term scaling.
Adds an integrated HUD and labeling system for quick interpretation.
Penunjuk dan strategi
CRMOCRMO is a composite momentum/factor oscillator that blends single-asset momentum (Micro), multi-factor market context (Macro), and optional on-chain gating into one stable, ±100-scaled signal. It includes non-repaint HTF aggregation and three signal modes (Zero, Bands, Fast/Slow).
1) What it does (Overview)
Micro (rk/σ→φ·g): Sharpe-like momentum (k-bar return / conditional vol), EWMA (Half-life) or EMA-Var volatility, robust winsor, liquidity φ (Amihud; Rolling/Diurnal), regime g (logσ z→logistic).
Macro (Factor Basket): Daily HTF ROC→Z for BTC.D (inv), ETH.D, OTHERS.D, TOTAL2, TOTAL3, ETHBTC, DXY (inv), VIX (inv), US10Y (inv), SPX, XAU, IWM / IWM:SPX; correlation-weighted vs BTC/ETH refs (|ρ|^p, shrinkage) and L1-normalized. Uses non-repaint HTF calls.
On-chain Gate (optional): SOPR & MVRV on D/W/M, Conservative / Balanced / Weighted modes, with fail-open and floor permeability.
Blend: Macro × (φ·g) × on-chain weight, dynamic amplitude normalization, Softsign / IFT (tanh) squash → single CRMO oscillator.
Signals: “Zero”, “Bands”, or “Fast/Slow” (EMA cross).
2) Highlights
Volatility-robust reading: Half-life EWMA + robust winsor reduce outlier whipsaws.
Liquidity & regime awareness: φ·g gate lowers low-quality entries in thin or stressed regimes.
Factor-aware context: Classic macro/crypto factors improve directional filtering.
On-chain integration: SOPR/MVRV for cycle-aware permeability.
Non-repaint HTF: Confirmed bar aggregation for reliability.
3) Key Inputs
Source mode: Micro / Macro / Blend
Micro: momentum length (k), log-returns, pre-smoothing, vol method (EWMA half-life / EMA-Var), robust winsor (k & window), φ mode (Rolling/Diurnal), regime (logσ), squash (Softsign/IFT), smoothing & scaling.
Macro: HTF (default D), ROC / z lengths, corr-weights (αBTC, |ρ|^p, shrinkage), factor toggles/weights.
On-chain: Mode, SOPR/MVRV symbols, TF (D/W/M), fail-open, floor & smoothing.
Blend: Dynamic amplitude parameters (ampLen/EMA, ampK).
Signals: Mode (Zero / Bands / Fast-Slow), band levels, fast/slow EMAs.
4) How to use
Trend filter: In Macro or Blend, read CRMO vs the 0-line (above = risk-on momentum bias, below = risk-off).
Triggers:
Zero: 0-crossings.
Bands: OB/OS band crosses (defaults ±60; tune per symbol).
Fast/Slow: Fast EMA crossing Slow EMA for entries/exits.
MTF practice: Keep Macro HTF at D while trading lower chart TFs to retain non-repaint higher-timeframe context.
Gate logic: In Blend, φ·g and on-chain weights can reduce false positives in choppy/illiquid phases.
5) Alerts
Use the built-in alertcondition()s for isBuy / isSell.
Example messages:
“CRMO Buy — {{ticker}} ({{interval}})”
“CRMO Sell — {{ticker}} ({{interval}})”
6) Suggested defaults
Macro HTF: D
Micro vol: EWMA Half-life ≈ 65
Winsor: Robust, k ≈ 2.5
Signals: Fast/Slow (5/9) or Zero for trend-following
Blend: Enabled; ampLen 64 / ampEMA 21; IFT β ≈ 1.1
7) Notes & limitations
Oscillators can remain OB/OS during strong trends; use with trend context—no tops/bottoms guaranteed. (General oscillator behavior—cf. RSI)
External factor/on-chain feeds may lag or be unavailable at times.
No financial advice. Past performance ≠ future results. Respect TradingView House Rules (no ads, no misleading claims, use platform language).
8) Tags / Category
Tags: momentum, oscillator, macro, factor, regime, liquidity, SOPR, MVRV, BTC.D, DXY, VIX, risk filter, non-repaint, composite
Repulse OB/OS Z-Score (v2)This indicator is based on the original Repulse, developed by Eric Lefort — a professional trader and author from France. The Repulse is designed to gauge and display bullish and bearish pressure in the market, offering a unique lens on trend momentum and crowd behavior.
In this version, a Z-Scoring method has been added. By standardizing the Repulse values into Z-Scores, the indicator provides a clearer statistical interpretation of pressure extremes:
Positive Z-Scores highlight favorable conditions that can align with buying or accumulation zones.
Negative Z-Scores highlight conditions that often align with selling pressure or distribution zones.
This statistical framework transforms the Repulse into a more versatile tool — making it easier to detect when market pressure is stretched, mean-reverting, or entering potential reversal zones.
⚠️ As always, this indicator should not be used in isolation. It works best when combined with other forms of analysis or as part of a broader trading strategy.
Bollinger Bands [NevoxCore]⯁ OVERVIEW
Bollinger Bands delivers the classic BB package—basis ± k·σ, %B, and bandwidth (BBW)—with a squeeze detector and an optional trend gate for midline crosses. Visual EMA smoothing keeps the plot silky without touching the math, while NevoxCore’s palette and dynamic band fills make bias obvious at a glance. Use it for breakouts, mean reversion fades, or simply tracking volatility cycles.
⯁ KEY FEATURES
Classic Bands: SMA(basis) ± k × stdev; configurable length & multiplier.
%B & BBW: Built-in %B (0…1…>1) and BandWidth to quantify position & volatility.
Squeeze Detection: Flags compression when BBW < (k × MA(BBW)); enter/exit events.
Trend Gate (optional): Validate midline crosses only with the EMA trend (default 200).
Visual Smoothing: EMA-only display smoothing—math stays true; lines look cleaner.
NevoxCore Look: Pink/orange theme or classic green/red, with bias-colored band fill.
Lightweight Alerts: %B upper/lower breaks, midline crosses, squeeze enter/exit.
⯁ SETTINGS (quick)
Visual
Classic Colors — switch palette.
Midline Width / Band Line Width — stroke control.
Band Fill Opacity — transparency between upper/lower.
Display smoothing (EMA) — visual-only smoothing for basis/upper/lower.
Core
Length — SMA & stdev lookback (default 20).
StdDev Multiplier (k) — band width (default 2.0).
Source — Close / HL2 / HLC3.
Squeeze & Trend
Squeeze lookback (BBW MA) — moving average length on BBW.
Squeeze threshold (× BBW MA) — compression level (default 0.80).
Trend gate — only accept midline crosses in trend direction.
Trend EMA length — default 200.
⯁ ALERTS (built-in)
BB — %B > 1 (Upper Break)
BB — %B < 0 (Lower Break)
BB — Midline Cross Up / Down (respects Trend gate if enabled)
BB — Squeeze ENTER / EXIT
Tip: For cleaner signals, set alerts to Once Per Bar Close.
⯁ HOW TO USE
Breakout Play: Watch Squeeze ENTER → EXIT, then %B crossing 0.5 → 1.0 with trend.
Mean Reversion: Fade %B > 1 or %B < 0 back toward midline (prefer ranges; add confluence).
Bias Tracking: Use midline color/fill as quick trend bias; enable Trend gate to avoid counter-trend chops.
Tuning: Lower sqK or increase sqLen to be stricter about squeezes; adjust k (σ) for wider/tighter bands.
⯁ WHY IT’S DIFFERENT
Instead of a bare-bones BB overlay, this build adds measured volatility context (%B/BBW), a clean squeeze model, and a trend-aware midline cross—all in a minimal, fast, NevoxCore style.
⯁ DISCLAIMER
Backtest and paper-trade before using live. Not financial advice. Performance depends on market/TF/parameters.
200WMA Overlay + Z (heatmap mapping)This script enhances the classic 200-week moving average (200WMA), a long-term market reference line, by adding Z-Score mapping and optional helper bands for extended cycle analysis.
Features
200WMA Anchor: Plots the true 200-week simple moving average on any chart, a widely followed metric for long-term Bitcoin and crypto cycles.
Helper Multiples: Optional overlay of key historical ratios (×0.625, ×1.6, ×2.0, ×2.5) often referenced as cycle support/resistance zones.
Z-Score Mapping: Translates the ratio of price to 200WMA into a Z-Score scale (from +2.5 to –2.5), offering a statistical perspective on whether the market is undervalued, neutral, or overheated relative to its long-term mean.
On-Chart Label: Current Z-Score displayed directly on the last bar for quick reference.
How to Use
Long-Term Valuation: The 200WMA serves as a “fair value” baseline; large deviations highlight extended phases of market sentiment.
Heatmap Context:
Positive Z values typically mark undervaluation or favorable accumulation zones.
Negative Z values highlight overvaluation or profit-taking / distribution zones.
Strategic View: Best used to contextualize long-term market cycles, not for short-term signals.
Confluence Approach: This indicator should not be used alone — combine it with other technical or fundamental tools for stronger decision-making.
Originality
Unlike a basic 200WMA overlay, this version:
Incorporates multi-band ratios for extended cycle mapping.
Introduces a custom Z-Score scale tied directly to price/WMA ratios.
Provides both visual structure and statistical interpretation on a single overlay.
Alpha VolumeThis script is a comprehensive trading toolkit designed to integrate position sizing, risk management, and key data metrics directly onto your chart. It goes beyond a simple volume indicator by providing two interactive tables and a special volume signal to aid in trade planning and analysis.
What It Does
The "Alpha Volume" indicator is a multi-functional tool that helps traders make more informed decisions. Its core components are:
- A Position Size Calculator that dynamically determines how many shares to trade based on your account size, risk tolerance, and different stop-loss strategies.
- A Data Metrics Table that displays essential fundamental information like Market Cap, Industry, Sector, and Float shares.
- An Episodic Pivot (EP) signal that highlights bars with exceptionally high volume, pinpointing potentially significant market events.
Key Features
Dynamic Position Sizing: Automatically calculates the ideal trade size based on various stop-loss points:
- The low or high of the day.
- The midpoint of the current candle.
- Three customizable fixed percentage stop-losses (e.g., 0.75%, 1.00%, 1.25%).
Interactive Risk Management: After you enter a trade, you can input your actual entry price and quantity. The script will then calculate:
- The exact stop-loss price required to meet your predefined risk.
- The distance to your stop-loss in both percentage and currency.
- Up to 10 R-Multiple price targets to help with profit-taking.
On-Chart Fundamental Data: The Data Metrics table provides a quick snapshot of the company's financial health and classification, saving you from switching between screens.
- Episodic Pivot Signal: A simple triangle appears below a daily candle when its volume surpasses a user-defined threshold (e.g., 9 million shares), drawing your attention to stocks under significant accumulation or distribution.
How to Use
Pre-Trade Planning:
- In the indicator settings, enter your Capital and define your Risk per trade (either as a percentage like 0.5% or a fixed currency amount like $5000).
- The "Position Size Table" will instantly show you the quantity you can trade based on different potential stop-loss levels. For example, Q shows the quantity if your stop is the day's low, and SQ shows quantities for fixed percentage stops.
Trade Execution & Management:
- Once you're in a trade, enter your Position Opened (PO) price and Quantity Actual (QA) in the settings.
- The second table will update to show your calculated stop-loss (PC), the distance to it (DA), and your R-Multiple targets (RM), giving you a clear plan for managing the trade.
Market Analysis:
- Use the Episodic Pivot signal on the daily chart to identify stocks experiencing unusual volume, which often precedes significant price moves.
- Glance at the Data Metrics Table to quickly understand the company's size (Market Cap) and business (Industry/Sector).
Stochastic Adaptive [NevoxCore]⯁ OVERVIEW
Stochastic Adaptive upgrades the classic Stochastic (14,3,3) with adaptive Overbought/Oversold zones built from the %K line’s own mean ± k·stdev over a rolling window. The zones “breathe” with volatility—reducing random OB/OS pings in chop and surfacing higher-quality turns. Add optional trend gate (EMA-based), a lightweight noise guard (min range %), clean NevoxCore visuals, and precise alerts. Result: a Stoch that adapts to the market instead of forcing it.
⯁ KEY FEATURES
Adaptive Zones (mean ± k·σ): Dynamic OB/OS levels; lookback & k are user-tunable.
Classic Mode: Prefer fixed 80/20 (or custom)? Toggle off Adaptive.
Robust %K Calculation: Graceful zero-range handling + clamp to 0–100.
Trend Gate (optional): Validate signals only with the EMA trend (default 200).
Noise Guard (optional): Require a minimum recent range (% of price) to avoid dead markets.
Clean Visuals: Directional color on %K, soft shadow, subtle zone fill, midline(50).
Markers: Tiny circle markers on OB/OS entries (toggle).
NevoxCore palette: Signature pink/orange or classic green/red.
⯁ SETTINGS (quick)
Visual
Classic Colors — palette switch.
Line Width — %K/%D thickness.
Soft shadow under %K — depth only.
Show markers — OB/OS entry circles.
Core
%K Length — high/low lookback.
%K Smoothing — SMA on raw %K.
%D Length — SMA of %K (signal).
Close source — Close / HL2 / HLC3.
Zones
Use Adaptive Zones — ON = mean ± k·σ of %K. OFF = classic fixed levels.
Adaptive lookback — window for mean & stdev.
Adaptive k × σ — zone distance from mean.
Classic Overbought/Oversold — thresholds in classic mode.
Filters
Trend gate (EMA) — only with-trend signals.
Trend MA length — default 200.
Noise guard (min range %) — skip signals if recent range is too small.
⯁ ALERTS (built-in)
Stoch — %K Cross %D Up / Down
Stoch — Enter / Exit Overbought
Stoch — Enter / Exit Oversold
Stoch — Cross 50 Up / Down
(All alerts respect your filter choices; for stricter signals, set alert to Once Per Bar Close.)
⯁ HOW TO USE
Start default: 14/3/3, Adaptive ON, lookback 100, k=1.0.
Pick regime style: Turn Trend gate ON for trend-following entries; OFF for full coverage.
Control selectivity: Increase k or the lookback to be pickier; decrease for more signals.
Skip dead tape: Enable Noise guard on very low-vol pairs/timeframes.
Confluence: Combine with structure (S/R), volume, or HTF bias. Use Cross 50 for momentum shifts; OB/OS Enter as potential exhaustion.
⯁ WHY IT’S DIFFERENT
Most Stoch tools lock OB/OS at 80/20 regardless of regime. Stochastic Adaptive lets the data define the zones—delivering context-aware signals with minimal UI clutter and pro-grade alerts.
⯁ DISCLAIMER
Backtest and paper-trade before using live. Not financial advice. Performance depends on market/TF/parameters.
ADX with MFIADX with MFI (by TanTechTrades™)
This indicator combines the Average Directional Index (ADX) with a custom MFI+RSI hybrid area to help traders identify market strength and momentum shifts.
🔑 Features
Custom Timeframe Selection – analyze ADX and MFI on any timeframe, independent of your chart.
ADX Trend Strength – highlights when market conditions are gaining or losing directional strength.
MFI+RSI Area – a hybrid momentum/flow tool that plots green when positive and red when negative, giving quick visual confirmation of strength/weakness.
Configurable Inputs – adjust smoothing, lengths, and colors to fit your strategy.
📊 How to Use
Look for ADX rising above 20 to confirm strong trends.
Use the MFI+RSI area as a momentum filter—green supports long setups, red supports shorts.
Combine with price action, support/resistance, and your trading system for best results.
💡 Tip: This tool is designed to help you confirm market direction and strength, not as a standalone entry signal. Always pair with solid risk management.
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MAX TRADE C1This indicator is optimized for Forex, Gold (XAU/USD), and Crypto markets, and works best on short-term timeframes (M1–M30). With real-time alerts and filtering options, MAX TRADE C1 helps traders reduce false signals and trade with confidence.
triple Keltner Channels with Z-Score V2This script expands on the classic Keltner Channel by plotting three adaptive volatility bands around an EMA baseline and introducing a dynamic Z-Score calculation to quantify price positioning within or beyond those bands.
Features
Three Keltner Channels:
Inner Channel at ×2 ATR
Outer Channel at ×3 ATR
Extended Channel at ×3.5 ATR
Customizable Inputs: EMA length, ATR length, and multipliers can be adjusted to suit different market conditions or asset volatility.
Z-Score Integration: Converts price location relative to the channels into standardized scores (from +2.5 to –2.5). Positive Z indicate a good value/zone to buy while negative one is the contrary (do not use it alone, use it with other indicators )
This provides a statistical lens for identifying overextended, neutral, or mean-reverting conditions.
Visual Clarity: Channel fills highlight volatility zones, while an on-chart label dynamically displays the current Z-Score.
How to Use
Overbought/Oversold Signals: Extreme Z-Score readings (±2 and beyond) suggest stretched conditions that often precede pullbacks or reversions.
Mean Reversion vs Breakout: Traders can assess whether price is likely to revert to the mean (EMA) or sustain momentum beyond outer bands.
Originality
Unlike a standard Keltner Channel, this one:
Uses three progressively wider ATR multiples for deeper volatility mapping.
Adds a Z-Score framework to statistically measure price displacement.
Provides a visual + numerical hybrid output (bands + live Z-Score label).
use only on 1W timeframe
Hourly Open AnalysisIndicator created by OlaTrader for The Midas Touch
The Hourly Open Analysis calculates the percentage of the open of a new hourly candle relative to the range of the previous hour.
Kardec has provided concrete statistical data from the past 17 years, showing the probability of breaking the high and low based on where the new candle opens. These percentages are displayed in the table.
Some variables in the table can be hidden via the settings. The font size and color can also be changed.
You can also change the position of the table and hide the hourly high and low lines.
Rolling VWAP by VibieRolling VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)
What it does
The Rolling VWAP is a continuously calculated VWAP that starts at a chosen point (not necessarily the beginning of the trading session or day) and updates with every new bar. Unlike anchored VWAPs that reset at fixed intervals (daily, weekly, monthly), Rolling VWAP flows forward in time and can be customized to follow any rolling lookback window.
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How it works
1. VWAP Formula
• VWAP = (Σ (Price × Volume)) ÷ (Σ Volume)
• Price is often the average of high, low, close (hlc3).
2. Rolling Window
• Instead of resetting at session open or at anchor points (like daily/weekly/monthly), the Rolling VWAP uses a lookback length (e.g., last 50 bars, last 10 days).
• Each new bar, the oldest data point rolls off, and the newest data point is added.
3. Continuous Updating
• Rolling VWAP shifts with each candle.
• Always represents the average traded price over the most recent lookback period.
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Why it’s useful
• Adaptive Benchmark
• Unlike anchored VWAPs (locked to session, week, or month), Rolling VWAP adapts dynamically to recent price and volume flows.
• Shorter-Term Fair Value
• Shows where the market’s “fair value” is in the near term.
• Good for intraday traders who want a moving volume-weighted average.
• Dynamic Support/Resistance
• Acts as a magnet for price, especially in ranging markets.
• Provides levels for pullbacks in trending markets.
• Noise Reduction
• Because it’s volume-weighted, Rolling VWAP filters out small moves with low volume.
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Typical Use Cases
1. Intraday trading
• Apply a Rolling VWAP with a 20–50 bar window to see where most trading volume concentrates.
2. Swing trading
• Use longer lookback windows (e.g., 10–20 days) to get a rolling fair value benchmark.
3. Mean reversion setups
• Look for price deviations away from Rolling VWAP, expecting a snap back.
High volume bar by VibieHIGH VOLUME BAR with Extended vPOC (Aggregation Enabled)
What it does
This indicator highlights candles with unusually high trading volume (detected using a Z-Score) and marks the Volume Point of Control (vPOC) within those candles. It can also combine volume data from multiple exchanges (Binance, Bybit, Coinbase) for a more accurate view of market activity.
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How it works
1. Z-Score Detection
• Measures how far current volume is from its average using standard deviations (Z-Score).
• If Z-Score > threshold, the candle is flagged as a High Volume Bar.
2. Aggregation Across Exchanges (optional)
• Volume data from Binance, Bybit, and Coinbase can be averaged.
• Helps reduce distortions from individual exchanges.
3. High Volume Candle Coloring
• Bullish high volume bar → colored blue (entire candle including wicks).
• Bearish high volume bar → colored red.
4. vPOC Calculation
• Drills into a lower timeframe (e.g., 1m) inside the high-volume bar.
• Finds the price with the highest traded volume (the intrabar “Volume Point of Control”).
• Draws a horizontal line at this price, extending for a set number of bars.
• This vPOC often acts as a short-term support/resistance.
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Why it’s useful
• Helps spot institutional footprints or sudden large trades.
• Shows the exact price level where liquidity concentrated during a big bar.
• Identifies potential decision levels for re-tests, reversals, or breakouts.
Aggregated VWAP by VibieAggregated VWAP (Professional Layout)
What it does
This indicator calculates the Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) and its standard deviation bands, aggregated across multiple exchanges. It can plot either continuous bands or fixed VWAP levels for each period (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.).
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How it works
1. VWAP Calculation
• VWAP = cumulative sum(price × volume) ÷ cumulative sum(volume).
• Resets each new anchor period (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly).
2. Aggregation Across Exchanges
• VWAP can be averaged across Binance, Bybit, Coinbase.
• Provides a fairer view of market-wide pricing.
3. Standard Deviation Bands
• Calculates statistical deviations around VWAP.
• Plots ±1σ, ±2σ, ±3σ, ±4σ bands.
• Highlights overextended moves relative to fair value.
4. Two Display Modes
• Bands Mode: continuous VWAP + deviation bands.
• Lines Mode: discrete VWAP + bands for each completed period.
• Example labels: pWeek VAL, dWeek VAL, pMonth VWAP.
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Why it’s useful
• VWAP is a benchmark used by institutions to measure fair price.
• Acts as dynamic support/resistance.
• Deviation bands help identify statistical extremes.
• Previous period VWAP levels are strong reference zones for trading.
LA - KC_EMA_BBWhat this indicator is (high-level)
• A hybrid price + variance system that combines three Keltner-style bands (KC1, KC2, KC3) drawn on the price chart (different lengths: long / medium / short), plus a separate “variance” pane that measures the difference between two of those midlines and shows momentum/volatility context with EMAs and Bollinger Band-like bounds.
• The indicator runs as overlay = false (so by default the variance pane is separate) but selectively draws some things on the main price chart (KC midlines, KC band fills, and it even re-draws the candles). That gives you a dual-view: a price overlay + a separate analytic pane.
What the script actually plots / computes
1. Three “KC mid” lines — each mid is an EMA of the chosen source (default hl2) at three configurable lengths (defaults in the script: 288, 144, 24). Each midline is colored green/red/black depending on its direction (up/down/flat).
2. Three EMA bands — instead of using ATR to make Keltner bands, the script calculates EMA of high and EMA of low (for each length) and fills between them. The fill color flips depending on whether the EMA high is falling or rising.
3. Variance pane (configurable visibility):
• A variance series computed as the difference between two EMA mids (the code intends KC1 vs KC3 variance — more below about naming/possible bug). The script divides the difference by 100 (so the variance is scaled down).
• Two EMAs applied to the variance (fast & slow) for trend/momentum detection.
• A Bollinger-style band around the variance (SMA ± mult * stdev).
• Plots, fills and background coloring in the pane to highlight bullish/bearish zones:
Green fills when variance > slow EMA, red fills when variance < slow EMA.
Background turns solid green/red when variance and both EMAs and the BB basis align bullish/bearish.
4. Multi-timeframe support — everything (both the KC data and variance calculations) is computed via request.security(..., i_timeFrame, ...), so the user can view higher-timeframe KC/variance while sitting on a lower timeframe chart.
5. Re-draw candles — the script calls plotcandle(..., force_overlay = true) to re-draw candles on top of the overlay elements so candles remain visible.
Visual legend (what each color/area means)
• KC Midlines
Green = mid is rising (bullish)
Red = mid is falling (bearish)
Black = flat/unchanged
• KC Band fills (price overlay)
Light green fill = band/upper-EMA is rising (bullish band)
Pink/red fill = band/upper-EMA is falling (bearish band)
• Variance pane
Variance line (main oscillator) — colored green if rising, red if falling
Slow EMA (variance) — colored similarly (directional)
Fast EMA (variance) — colored similarly
BB Median (basis) — color indicates basis direction (up/down)
Fill between variance & slow EMA — green when variance > slow EMA, red when variance < slow EMA
Fill between BB median & fast EMA — green when momentum > median, red when < median
Background color (panel)
Green = variance, both EMAs and bb basis are bullish (strong momentum)
Red = variance, both EMAs and bb basis are bearish (strong bearish momentum)
Grey = mixed / no clear momentum
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Quick read — what to look for
1. Trend alignment on price: KC3 (short) above KC2 above KC1 and all three green → higher-timeframe bullish alignment. Reverse for bearish.
2. Band behavior: Price hugging upper band and mids rising → trending continuation. Price stuck inside bands and fills narrow → low volatility / squeeze.
3. Momentum confirmation (variance pane):
Strong bullish: variance > fast EMA > slow EMA > BB median (panel green).
Strong bearish: variance < fast EMA < slow EMA < BB median (panel red).
Weak / pullback: variance crosses below fast or slow EMA but BB median unchanged → possible pullback within trend.
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Suggested entry rules (simple & practical)
Long (conservative)
• Higher-TF alignment: KC1 & KC2 green and rising (trend confirmed).
• Variance pane: variance > slow EMA and fast EMA; panel not red (prefer green or grey → ideally green).
• Price pulls to KC3 mid (or EMA(low) band) and shows rejection (bullish candle).
• Confirm with variance not falling (variance slope >= 0) at entry.
Short (conservative)
• Higher-TF: KC1 & KC2 red and falling.
• Variance pane: variance < slow EMA and fast EMA; panel red preferred.
• Price rallies up to KC3 mid / upper band and shows rejection (bearish candle).
• Confirm variance slope <= 0.
Faster (aggressive) entries
• Use cross of variance over/under fast EMA for quick entries when price already aligns with KC mid direction. (Higher false positive risk.)
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Suggested exit rules
• Take profit partial on next KC mid in the direction of the trade (e.g., long: take 50% at KC2 if entered near KC3).
• Exit full if variance crosses back across the slow EMA in the opposite direction or panel turns opposite color.
• Tight stop: below/above recent swing low/high or outside KC band (use ATR multiple for volatility-based stop).
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Risk management (practical)
• Risk per trade ≤ 1–2% of account.
• Position size = Risk amount ÷ (entry − stop) in price units.
• If variance panel shows weak momentum (grey), reduce size or avoid new positions.
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Recommended default setup (starting point)
• Timeframe for request.security: set to a higher TF than chart (e.g., chart 15m + i_timeFrame = 1H) for trend context.
• Lengths: KC1=288 (long), KC2=144 (mid), KC3=24 (short).
• BB length & mult: keep default then adjust if instrument is noisy (lower mult for tighter BB).
• Turn on: Show KC1-3, Show Slow/ Fast EMA, Show BB Median, Show Background Color.
MACD Adaptive [NevoxCore]⯁ OVERVIEW
MACD Adaptive keeps classic EMA MACD under the hood but adds an adaptive dead-zone (histogram ± k·σ), regime filters (only long when MACD > 0 / only short when MACD < 0), and qualified alerts (MACD×Signal, zero-line breaks, momentum flips) that only fire when energy is real—outside the dead-zone and aligned with regime. An optional zero-lag visual lets you see turns earlier without changing the logic. Result: cleaner signals, less noise, same familiar MACD.
⯁ KEY FEATURES
Adaptive Dead-Zone (± k·σ): Auto-ignores weak, low-volatility wiggles around zero.
Regime Filters: Gate longs to MACD > 0 and shorts to MACD < 0 (togglable).
Qualified Signals:
MACD×Signal Cross (up/down)
Zero-Line Break (hist crosses 0)
Momentum Flip (hist slope turns)
…each only when |hist| > dead-zone and regime passes.
Zero-Lag Visual (ZLEMA) Option: Earlier visual feedback; alerts still use classic EMA logic.
Debounce: Minimum bars between alerts to cut spam.
Informative Histogram Colors: Side of zero + slope tint for quick read.
Mini HUD (optional): Δ(MACD−Signal), dead-zone width, regime, bars since last signal.
NevoxCore styling: Pink/orange palette with classic green/red toggle.
⯁ SETTINGS (quick)
Visual
Classic Colors — palette switch.
Line Width — MACD stroke.
Soft shadow under MACD — depth.
Zero-Lag MACD line (visual) — ZLEMA display only.
Core
Fast/Slow length, Signal length — classic MACD (default 12/26/9).
Filters
Dead-Zone lookback (bars), Dead-Zone k×σ — selectivity.
Regime: Only LONG when MACD > 0, Only SHORT when MACD < 0.
Debounce (bars) — minimum spacing between alerts.
HUD
Show HUD (mini).
⯁ ALERTS (built-in)
MACD — Qualified Cross UP / DOWN
MACD — Zero-Line Break UP / DOWN
MACD — Momentum Flip UP / DOWN
Tip: For stricter signals, set alert to Once Per Bar Close.
⯁ HOW TO USE
Start default: 12/26/9, lookback 100, k ≈ 0.50, debounce 5.
Choose bias: Turn regime filters ON to trend-follow; OFF for full coverage.
Tune selectivity: Increase k or lookback to be pickier; decrease for more signals.
Combine confluence: Use with S/R, volume, or HTF bias; rely on zero-line breaks for confirmation and momentum flips for early inflections.
Zero-lag visual: Enable if you want earlier visuals without changing alert logic.
⯁ WHY IT’S DIFFERENT
Most MACDs alert on every cross. MACD Adaptive adds context (σ-based dead-zone + regime) so you only hear from it when momentum matters—while keeping the classic EMA math for compatibility.
⯁ DISCLAIMER
Backtest and paper-trade before using live. Not financial advice. Performance depends on market/TF/parameters.
Extended Chart Patterns DetectorThis script identifies the following chart patterns and marks them with labels on the chart:
Reversal Patterns: Double Top, Double Bottom, Head and Shoulders, Inverse Head and Shoulders
Continuation Patterns: Symmetrical Triangle, Ascending Triangle, Descending Triangle, Rising Wedge, Falling Wedge, Bullish Flag, Bearish Flag, Bullish Pennant, Bearish Pennant, Rectangle, Cup and Handle
Support/Resistance Lines: Draws dynamic horizontal lines at significant price levels
AstraFX Paste-Once OverlayThis script is used in conjunction with AstraFX.net. It allows you to with just one paste from the website to show Entry, TP, & SL of each individual suggestion card. Each are has a copy button and allows you to paste that information here to produce the visual lines on the chart so that you can analyze the setup yourself before making the trade.
AstraFX Paste-Once OverlayWith just one paste, create Entry, TP, and SL lines according to AstraFX.net analysis.
RSI MOVA Study on RSI and Moving Averages
Our current price action value is 200 RSI
Our moving average is 200 m/s
Our cycle base value is 1400 m/s
If we use 1400 as the pivot value,
If it stays below 200 m/s, the trend is downward.
If it stays above 200 m/s, the trend is upward.
We can consider the 200 RSI and 200 m/s crossovers as reaction movements.
The periods I use are:
5 minutes and 15 minutes for trading
1 hour and 4 hours for swing trading
ABSS NSE & BSE OverlayAdvanced Multi-Layer Market Analysis System for NSE CASH,FUTURE AND BSE markets ONLY
Comprehensive Description:
This advanced trading overlay is designed as a complete market analysis engine tailored to NSE CASH,FUTURE AND BSE CASH trading as the opening ad the closing time is considered while designing this system,
It is emphasizing multi-dimensional confirmation and trend validation before trade execution.
The indicator integrates several proprietary layers of market evaluation to deliver a cohesive view of both the prevailing market environment and timely execution signals.
NOTE: THIS INDICATOR IS ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR NSE CASH,FUTURES AND BSE TRADINGVIEW EXCHANGE AND WILL NOT SUPPORT AND WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED IN ANY OTHER EXCHANGES
Example:
Buy/Sell Signals:
Comprehensive Description:
Embedded within the broader trend and strength context, this component highlights immediate directional shifts by marking precise points where price momentum changes. It presents clear, actionable signals intended to optimally time entries and exits within the overarching market consensus.
confirmation and how to annalysie the buy sell signal:
1. see the band colour and the overall market direction either bullish or bearish.
2. see the background cloud either bullish or bearish
3. execute and trade on in the direction of with the above two indicators are in same favour. both should be bullish or both should be bearish.
Example:
in this example avaiod buying and concentrate on selling as the band is bearish so wait for the sell signals and trade all sell signals buy signals can be used as exit short positions.
in this example avaiod selling and concentrate on buying as the band is bullish so wait for the buy signals and trade all buy signals sell signals can be used as exit long positions.
REBUY AND RESELL AND EXIT SIGNALS
Comprehensive Description:
for better visualization we have made the bar colour idication for the same
example:
Strength Indicator 1 "UPPER BAND DISPLAYED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CHART"
Comprehensive Description:
Complementing the previous assessment, this layer gauges the continuity and balance of buys and sellers , confirming whether the market is maintaining strength or showing signs of weakening. The analysis of these band of triangles provides crucial insight to HOLD the position untill the strenght weakens
NOTE:
ONE CANNOT TRADE THESE STRENGHT TRIANGLES WITHOUT HAVING "BAND + BACKGROUND + INERNAL REBUY OR RESELL" CONFIRMATION
ONE CAN ADD MORE POSITION IN THE SAME DIRECTION AND EXIT ONCE THE STRENGHT IS NOT DISPLAYED
Example :
BUT FOR BETTER RESULT STRENGHT 2 ( LOWER BAND) CONFIRMATION IS ALSO NEEDED TO HOLD OR TO ADD MORE POSITIONS
THAT IS DISPLAYED IN THE NEXT SLIDE
Strength Indicator 2 "LOWER BAND DISPLAYED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CHART"
Comprehensive Description:
This layer assesses the force and conviction behind recent price movements by classifying intensity into bullish, bearish, or neutral categories. It helps the trader to identifty:
"BULLISH STRENGTH" : BY PLOTTING BLUE TRIANGLES BELOW THE STRENGTH 1 BAND
"BEARISH STRENGHT": BY PLOTTING RED TRIANGLES BELOW THE STRENGTH 1 BAND
and the most important
"NO TRADE ZONE" : BY PLOTTING GREY EMPLTY BOXES BELOW THE STRENGTH 1 BAND
hold the position if both the bands: STRENGHT 1 AND STRENGHT 2 is plotted by red triangles and EXIT the position or exit a part of your position if one of the two red triangles is not plotted
Examples :
THE BEST IS " NO TRADE ZONE"
Comprehensive Description:
this is the most advanced indication to identify no trade zone and when to take light position or not to enter the trade keeping in mind the two basic confirmation like the band and the background
plus it indicates the fight between buyers and sellers so it helps the trader to avoid choppy markets
Example:
TRADE SET UP FOR ANY TIME FRAME IN BULLISH TRADE :
CONFIRMATION :
1. BAND IS BLUE
2. BACKGROUND IS BLUE
3. ENTER ON THE HIGH OF BIG ARROR BLUE OR THE SMALL TRAIANGLE BLUE ARROW
4. ADD MORE POSITIONS OR HOLD THE POSITIONS WHEN BOTH THE STRENGHT ON THE LOVER BAND GIVES BLUE TRIANGLES
5. EXIT RULES : WE PREFER THE RISK REWARD RULES- 1:2,1:3, AND FOR BIG MOVES KEEP TRAILING STOPLOSS
TRADE SET UP FOR ANY TIME FRAME IN BULLISH TRADE :
CONFIRMATION :
1. BAND IS RED
2. BACKGROUND IS RED
3. ENTER ON THE LOW OF BIG ARROW RED OR THE SMALL TRAIANGLE RED ARROW
4. ADD MORE POSITIONS OR HOLD THE POSITIONS WHEN BOTH THE STRENGHT ON THE LOVER BAND GIVES RED TRIANGLES
5. EXIT RULES : WE PREFER THE RISK REWARD RULES- 1:2,1:3, AND FOR BIG MOVES KEEP TRAILING STOPLOSS
Benefits for Traders
Achieve robust multi-layer confirmation before entering or exiting trades, reducing false signals.
Visual clarity with dynamic background and bar color shading that instantly conveys market sentiment.
Precise entries and exits backed by momentum validation and breakout timing.
Universally applicable in fast-moving Forex and commodities markets, adaptable to various timeframes and trading styles.
This system is ideal for traders seeking a methodical, confirmation-driven trading approach that integrates market direction, momentum force, and breakout precision in a single, intuitive overlay.
DISCLAIMER:
THIS IS A PURE EDUCATIONAL INDICATOR
Watermark (by Rufi)Hello traders!
Need to brand your charts with a professional watermark? This indicator is exactly what you're looking for.
Features:
Main text and tagline customization
Symbol and timeframe info display
Fully adjustable positioning (9 locations)
Complete styling control: colors, sizes, alignment
Background transparency options
Auto date display
Everything is customizable to match your trading brand. Simply add your text, choose your preferred position and colors, and you're ready to go.
Great for content creators, educators, and anyone wanting to add a professional touch to their chart analysis.
Hope you find it useful!
