TPO Single Prints + nPOCThis indicator brings two core Market Profile concepts to TradingView in a clean, automated way: the Naked Point of Control (nPOC) and Single Prints. Both are calculated from real TPO (Time Price Opportunity) logic using configurable tick sizes, and both are tracked live — updating and removing themselves as price interacts with them.
The indicator supports both daily and weekly timeframes simultaneously, giving you a layered view of unfilled structures across multiple session lengths. Everything is drawn directly on the chart as lines and boxes with fully customizable colors.
Naked Point of Control
The price level with the highest TPO count in a completed session that has not yet been revisited by price. Drawn as a horizontal line extending forward in time until touched.
Single Prints
Price levels within a session's body that were only visited by a single TPO period. These form thin zones representing areas of fast, one-sided movement — can act as magnet for future price action.
Tick-Precise Logic
All calculations are snapped to configurable tick sizes (BTC: $24, ETH: $2, SOL: $0.1, or manual). This ensures the indicator correctly represents the granularity of the underlying asset.
Tick Settings
Tick Preset
Selects a predefined tick size for the asset. BTC = $24, ETH = $2, SOL = $0.10. Choose MANUAL to enter a custom value.
Manual Tick Size
Active only when Tick Preset is set to MANUAL. Defines the price increment for profile row construction. Should match the asset's meaningful price granularity.
Naked POC Settings
Show Daily nPOC
Enables nPOC lines from daily sessions. Each completed day that has not had its POC revisited will show a horizontal line.
Show Weekly nPOC
Same as above but for weekly sessions. Weekly nPOCs tend to be stronger, longer-lasting reference points.
Single Prints Settings
Show Daily SPs
Enables Single Print boxes from daily sessions.
Show Weekly SPs
Enables Single Print boxes from weekly sessions.
Keep Touched SPs
When enabled, fully filled SP zones are not deleted. Instead they are recolored to a faded gray and stop extending, leaving a visual record of where fills occurred.
How traders use this
nPOC as Magnet Levels
Markets statistically tend to revisit past POC levels. Naked POCs are strong candidates for mean-reversion targets, especially when price is trending away from a cluster of unfilled levels.
Single Prints as Impulse Markers
Single prints form during fast, directional moves with little acceptance. When price returns to these zones, it often does so quickly — making them useful for entries in the direction of the original move.
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