Money Maverick Jeffrey LineMoney Maverick Jeffrey Line - Release Notes
Version 1.0 (Initial Release) - September 14, 2025
Overview
Welcome to the Money Maverick Jeffrey Line (MMJL), a custom TradingView indicator designed for trend-following in volatile markets like cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin), tech stocks, and commodities. It's built in Pine Script v5 and focuses on providing clear signals: GOLD (strong uptrend - buy/hold longs), BLUE (strong downtrend - sell/exit), and GRAY (neutral - stay out).
The goal? Help you trade like a "money maverick" – disciplined, low-effort, and risk-aware – without the emotional rollercoaster. Backtested on TSLA, it shows solid win rates (~80%) with lower drawdowns than buy-and-hold.
Key Features
• Trend Signals: Uses multiple Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) for consistency checks, outputting one of three states to guide entries/exits.
• Filters for Accuracy:
o ADX (Average Directional Index) to confirm strong trends (threshold: 25 by default).
o Optional volume confirmation to ensure signals align with above-average market activity (default: off).
• Visual Enhancements:
o Colored lines and fills for EMAs.
o Full-chart background shading based on state (Gold, Blue, Gray) – default fully transparent for a clean look.
o On-chart table showing current state (e.g., "GOLD (Buy)").
o ATR-based trailing stop lines for risk management hints (default: shown, with "Line with Breaks" style to avoid clutter in neutral zones).
• Alerts: Built-in alerts for state changes – set them up in TradingView for notifications.
• Customization: User inputs for MA lengths, colors, ADX threshold, volume filter, ATR multiplier, fill/BG transparency, and trailing stops toggle. Tweak for your assets!
• Low Lag Design: EMAs for quicker trend detection while keeping smoothness.
How to Install and Use
1. Add to TradingView:
o Open TradingView > Pine Editor > Paste the script code > Save as "Money Maverick Jeffrey Line" > Add to Chart.
2. Customize Settings:
o In the indicator settings (gear icon), adjust lengths (e.g., Fast MA: 15), enable/disable volume filter or trailing stops, or change colors/transparency (default fill: 50, BG: 100).
3. Trading Rules (Suggested):
o GOLD: Enter/scale into longs if not in position; use red trailing stop as exit hint.
o BLUE: Exit longs (or enter shorts if aggressive); use green trailing stop as exit hint.
o GRAY: Hold if positioned; avoid new entries.
o Use on higher timeframes (4H, Daily, Weekly) for best results.
o Combine with your own fundamental analysis – this is a tool, not financial advice!
4. Backtesting: Test in TradingView's Strategy Tester or external tools. On TSLA (2010-2025 daily), it achieved +15,000% return with 80% win rate and -25% max drawdown (vs. HODL's +24,900% but -85% drawdown). Why Use It? Even though total returns are lower than HODL, MMJL prioritizes risk management with significantly reduced drawdowns, better risk-adjusted performance (e.g., higher Sharpe Ratio), and smoother equity curves. It excels in diverse market conditions by exiting during downtrends, providing psychological discipline through rule-based signals, and serving as a portfolio diversifier with low correlation to traditional holdings. Ideal for traders seeking sustainability over maximum upside in volatile assets.
5. Alerts Setup: In TradingView, go to the indicator > Alerts > Create Alert based on conditions like "Money Maverick Jeffrey Line: GOLD".
Known Issues/Limitations
• Lagging in Nature: Still a trend-follower, so it may enter late in new trends or exit early in pullbacks.
• No Dashed Lines: TradingView v5 uses "Line with Breaks" for trailing stops to show segments only in trends.
• Volume Data: Relies on TradingView's volume; may vary by exchange/feed.
• Not for All Markets: Best for trending assets; underperforms in prolonged ranges.
• No Guarantees: Past performance isn't indicative of future results. Trading involves risk of capital loss – use at your own discretion.
Credits and Disclaimers
• Inspired By: CTO Larsson's original Larsson Line (free version on TradingView: VaY7PmRo).
• Developed With: Enhancements by Grok (xAI) based on user feedback.
• Testing Invitation: Share this with your friends! Feedback on performance, bugs, or ideas? Comment on TradingView or discuss in communities.
• Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR). No warranties – use responsibly.
If you encounter issues or want updates (e.g., adding more features like auto-trailing stops), let me know. Happy trading, Mavericks! 🚀
Analisis Trend
TF Sys-1Richard Dennis (Prince of the Pit) invested 1,600 dollar and reportedly made 350 Million dollars (within 10 years). The key is that, fortunes are caught by catching the big moves and catching them before they are plainly visible to the crowd.
This Trend Following Indicator combine both Trend Following Calculation and Stage Analysis to provide the clarity of trend direction and the complete plan how to trade by risking only 2%. It provides the position sizing, breakout location, stop loss and Pyramiding strategy (Conservative or Aggressive). I will provide a complete guide how to utilize the indicator and trend following Philosophy in my store in Whop.
Next time, when someone recommend any ticker you will see in which stage the ticker is and the breakout point. This indicator will not provide financial advice, it is a tool for decision making and your partner to achieve your goal (to be a successful trend following trader) where fortune lays.
First X Hours – Daily & Weekly (Auto-DST, Midlines & Labels)Description
This indicator automatically plots the High, Low, and optional Midline of the first X trading hours for both the Daily and Weekly sessions. It is designed for traders who want to quickly identify early-session ranges and key levels that often act as intraday or intraweek support/resistance zones.
✅ Features:
Works for both Daily and Weekly sessions (enable/disable individually).
Fully configurable: choose how many hours to include (e.g., 8 hours).
Adjustable start time (hour) and automatic DST handling using named timezones (e.g., Europe/London, New York, Sydney).
Customizable line colours, thickness, and styles.
Optional midline (average of high & low) for range balance levels.
Optional labels with price tags for clear visibility.
Lines can be extended to the right for forward-projection.
🔎 Use cases:
Identify early-session ranges that may define the trading day or week.
Track breakouts above/below first-X-hours ranges.
Highlight key liquidity levels where price often reacts.
Combine with your strategy for confirmation of reversals or continuations.
⚠️ Note:
Indicator does not provide trading signals.
Best used on intraday timeframes (e.g., 5m–1h) for daily ranges, and H1–H4 for weekly ranges.
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First X Hours Daily High/Low (Auto-DST, Midline & Labels)How it works
Default: marks the high/low of the first 8 hours of each day starting at 00:00 local + offset.
Adjust dayStartHour (default 0 → midnight) and tzOffsetHrs (default +1 → UTC+1) as needed.
Lines extend across the day unless you toggle off extendRight.
First X Hours Weekly High/Low (Custom Week Start)How it works
You define the weekday, hour, and UTC offset for your week start.
Defaults: Monday, 01:00, UTC+1 → exactly your request.
Script converts bar times to that “local” clock, finds the week’s start timestamp, and uses it to:
detect the new week,
define the first X hours window, and
record the high/low inside that window and draw horizontal lines after it closes.
FVG + Zones + ATR + Vol + RangesThis indicator combines Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) with daily, weekly, and monthly ranges, Killzones, ATR & volume filters, and powerful alert conditions.
🔹 Key Features:
• Daily, Weekly & Monthly Ranges
• Automatic plotting of previous highs/lows
• Fully customizable (color, width, line style)
• Optional labels (T-High/T-Low, W-High/W-Low, M-High/M-Low)
• Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)
• Detection of up- and down-FVGs at the start of the 4th candle
• Two modes:
• Raw FVGs → Alerts only (no chart marking)
• Filtered FVGs → Alerts + visual highlights (barcolor)
• Filter conditions: ATR, Volume, and optionally Killzones
• Killzones (active only on < 1H timeframes)
• London (08:00 – 11:00)
• New York AM (14:30 – 17:00)
• New York PM (optional)
• Fully adjustable start/end times + UTC offset (summer/winter time)
• Filters
• ATR filter → qualify FVGs only if volatility is high enough
• Volume filter → qualify FVGs only if volume exceeds SMA
• Alerts
• Filtered FVG alerts (ATR/Vol/Killzones)
• Raw FVG alerts (pure FVG condition, no filtering)
• All alerts trigger exactly at the beginning of the 4th candle
🔹 Use Cases:
• Visualize key market ranges (daily, weekly, monthly)
• Identify and confirm high-probability FVGs within Killzones
• Focus only on quality setups using ATR & Volume filters
• Automate trading workflows with precise FVG alerts
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👉 This tool gives you a complete market overview, combining market structure (ranges) with liquidity concepts (Killzones & FVGs) while enabling efficient trade execution through alerts.
ETF→Symbol GEX & IM MapperThis indicator displays signals/levels only; it does not execute orders or manage positions.
ETF-to-Symbol GEX & IM Mapper maps option-derived levels from SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA to the current symbol using a live Diff ratio. Paste a short or long data block (GEX walls, IM low/high, HVL) and the tool parses and plots them, with optional context (Basis CT/BW, VIX term) and a 09:30 NY / manual rebase workflow with drift alert.
ETF→Symbol GEX & IM Mapper plots option-driven reference levels on any symbol by mapping ETF-based prices (SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) to the current chart using a live Diff ratio. Paste a short or long data block and the tool parses:
• GEX walls: Call/Put L1 plus extra L2/L3 (width/style configurable)
• IM range: low/high implied move, with optional SDV bands (±1/±2/±3σ)
• HVL: single level with optional zone fill (auto-anchored to IM or GEX L1)
• BS levels: auxiliary reference lines (count, labels, style)
Context engine:
• Mapping/anchor: 09:30 NY rebase or manual rebase; drift alert suggests rebase when needed
• Basis (CT/BW): Diff-based bias (smoothing + threshold)
• VIX term: spot vs 3M to infer contango/backwardation
• Auto GEX sign: from VIX term, Basis, or price vs HVL
Display controls:
• Line span by bars/days/full; label overlap avoidance; per-group styles (colors/width/style); InfoBox with BASE/VIX/GEX snapshot
• “Prices in ETF” switch converts levels to symbol using live Diff
How to use:
1) Choose the reference ETF (SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) and anchor mode (09:30 rebase or manual).
2) Paste your levels in the block (compact: “price,name ” with optional L1/L2/L3; or long ES text). Enable “Prices in ETF” if the block is in ETF terms.
3) Optionally turn on IM SDV bands, HVL fill, and BS lines; adjust styles and label behavior.
UI glossary:
• ETF de referencia → Reference ETF
• Ancla / Rebase → Anchor / Rebase (09:30 NY Rebase / Manual Rebase)
• Prices in ETF → Convert levels to symbol using live Diff
• Caja de información → InfoBox (BASE / VIX / GEX snapshot)
• Líneas / Etiquetas → Lines / Labels (span, overlap avoidance)
• Estilo GEX / IM / HVL → Style (color, width, line style)
• Entorno (Basis/VIX/GEX) → Environment (Basis bias, VIX term, auto GEX sign)
• Rebase ahora → Rebase now; Alerta de deriva → Drift alert
If you have questions, send me a private message on TradingView.
This tool maps option-derived levels onto the chart:
• You paste a fresh data block with your latest levels (GEX walls, IM low/high, HVL).
• The indicator parses that block and maps ETF prices (SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) to the current symbol using a live Diff ratio.
• Rebase at 09:30 NY (or manually) to minimize drift; a drift alert suggests when to rebase.
• Optional context (Basis, VIX term) helps infer the GEX environment.
Note: No external data is fetched; levels come from your pasted block or manual inputs. Update your block periodically (e.g., every 15 minutes in RTH) if you follow an intraday workflow.
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ETF→Symbol GEX & IM Mapper dibuja niveles de referencia derivados de opciones en cualquier símbolo mapeando precios basados en ETF (SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) al gráfico actual usando un Diff en vivo. Pega un bloque de datos (corto o largo) y la herramienta interpreta:
• Muros GEX: Call/Put L1 más L2/L3 extra (ancho/estilo configurables)
• Rango IM: movimiento implícito mínimo/máximo, con bandas SDV opcionales (±1/±2/±3σ)
• HVL: nivel único con relleno de zona (anclaje automático a IM o GEX L1)
• Niveles BS: líneas auxiliares (cantidad, etiquetas, estilo)
Cómo usar:
1) Elige el ETF de referencia (SPY/QQQ/IWM/DIA) y el modo de anclaje (rebase 09:30 o manual).
2) Pega tus niveles en el bloque (compacto: “precio,nombre ” con L1/L2/L3 opcionales; o texto largo en ES). Activa “Prices in ETF” si el bloque está en términos del ETF.
3) Opcionalmente activa bandas SDV de IM, relleno HVL y líneas BS; ajusta estilos y comportamiento de etiquetas.
Si tienes dudas, envíame un mensaje privado en TradingView.
Nota: No se descarga data externa; los niveles provienen del bloque que pegues o de entradas manuales. Actualiza tu bloque periódicamente (p. ej., cada 15 minutos en horario regular).
Pivots Levels @ Sumith.KVThe Pivot Levels helps to identify the Pivot Levels on different Timeframes. The Pivot Levels (Support & Resistance) are displayed as lines as well as tables.
Option is provided to Customize the Lines & Tables.
Also Alerts are integrated which will help us to notify on crossing each Pivot Levels.
This Support & Resistance indicator Strategy can be used across Stocks, Options, Crypto, Commodities etc.
Stocks Watchlist @ Sumith.KVStocks Watchlist helps to Monitor Multiple Stocks with all Technicals Indicators at a Single Screen...
Strategies Available...
1. Change & Change%
2. RSI (Relative Strength Index)
3. VWAP
4. Volume
5. Super Trend
6. MACD
7. EMA Trends
8. ATR Bot Alerts
DetradesThis TradingView indicator, created by Detrades, serves multiple functions to assist traders in making informed decisions. It displays the projection of HTF (Higher Time Frame) candles, allowing users to choose the timeframe that best suits their needs. The indicator also highlights sweep liquidity high/low candles on HTF candles, providing a clearer view of market behavior. Additionally, it includes a CISD (Change In Structure Detection) feature to confirm trend reversals on LTF (Lower Time Frame) candles, which is often used for entry signals. The indicator also offers a customizable watermark for personalization, ensuring a tailored trading experience.
Stocks Dashboard @ Sumith.KVStocks Dashboard helps to Monitor Multiple Stocks with all Technicals Indicators at a Single Screen...
Strategies Available ...
1. Change & Change%
2. RSI (Relative Strength Index)
3. VWAP
4. Volume
5. 200SMA
6. Super Trend
7. ADX
8. Alligator
9. MACD
10. OHLC
11. EMA Trends
12. ATR Bot Alerts
The Table Values will update based on the timeframe chosen. Also the list can be customized based on the Stocks Preferences.
ASPO - Adaptive Statistical Position OscillatorASPO - Advanced Statistical Price Position Oscillator - Time-Weighted
Based on a time-weighted statistical model, this indicator quantifies price deviation from its recent mean. It uses a Z-Score to normalize price position and calculates the statistical probability of its occurrence, helping traders identify over-extended market conditions and mean-reversion opportunities with greater sensitivity.
- Time-Weighted Model: Reacts more quickly to recent price changes by using a Weighted Moving Average (WMA) and a weighted standard deviation.
- Statistical Foundation: Utilizes Z-Score standardization and a probability calculation to provide an objective measure of risk and price extremity.
- Dynamic Adaptation: Automatically adjusts its calculation period and sensitivity based on market volatility, making it versatile across different market conditions.
- Intelligent Visuals: Dynamic line thickness and gradient color-coding intuitively display the intensity of price deviations.
- Multi-Dimensional Analysis: Combines the main line's position (Z-Score), a momentum histogram, and real-time probability for a comprehensive view.
1. Time-Weighted Statistical Model (Z-Score Calculation)
- Weighted Mean (μ_w): Instead of a simple average, the indicator uses a Weighted Moving Average (ta.wma) to calculate the price mean, giving more weight to recent data points.
- Weighted Standard Deviation (σ_w): A custom weighted_std function calculates the standard deviation, also prioritizing recent prices. This ensures that the measure of dispersion is more responsive to the latest market behavior.
- Z-Score: The core of the indicator is the Z-Score, calculated as Z = (Price - μ_w) / σ_w. This value represents how many weighted standard deviations the current price is from its weighted mean. A higher absolute Z-Score indicates a more statistically significant price deviation.
2. Probability Calculation
- The indicator uses an approximation of the Normal Cumulative Distribution Function (normal_cdf_approx) to calculate the probability of a Z-Score occurring.
- The final price_probability is a two-tailed probability, calculated as 2 * (1 - CDF(|Z-Score|)). This value quantifies the statistical rarity of the current price deviation. For example, a probability of 0.05 (or 5%) means that a deviation of this magnitude or greater is expected to occur only 5% of the time, signaling a potential market extreme.
3. Dynamic Parameter Adjustment
- Volatility Measurement: The system measures market volatility using the standard deviation of price changes (ta.stdev(ta.change(src))) over a specific lookback period.
- Volatility Percentile: It then calculates the percentile rank (ta.percentrank) of the current volatility relative to its history. This contextualizes whether the market is in a high-volatility or low-volatility state.
- Adaptive Adjustment:
- If volatility is high (e.g., >75th percentile), the indicator can shorten its distribution_period and increase its position_sensitivity. This makes it more responsive to fast-moving markets.
- If volatility is low (e.g., <25th percentile), it can lengthen the period and decrease sensitivity, making it more stable in calmer markets. This adaptive mechanism helps maintain the indicator's relevance across different market regimes.
4. Momentum and Cycle Analysis (Histogram)
- The indicator does not use a Hilbert Transform. Instead, it analyzes momentum cycles by calculating a histogram: Histogram = (Z-Score - EMA(Z-Score)) * Sensitivity.
- This histogram represents the rate of change of the Z-Score. A positive and rising histogram indicates accelerating upward deviation, while a negative and falling histogram indicates accelerating downward deviation. Divergences between the price and the histogram can signal a potential exhaustion of the current deviation trend, often preceding a reversal.
- Reversal Signals: Look for the main line in extreme zones (e.g., Z-Score > 2 or < -2), probability below a threshold (e.g., 5%), and divergence or contraction in the momentum histogram.
- Trend Filtering: The main line's direction indicates the trend of price deviation, while the histogram confirms its momentum.
- Risk Management: Enter a high-alert state when probability drops below 5%; consider risk control when |Z-Score| > 2.
- Gray, thin line: Price is within a normal statistical range (~1 sigma, ~68% probability).
- Orange/Yellow, thick line: Price is moderately deviated (1 to 2 sigma).
- Cyan/Purple, thick line: Price is extremely deviated (>2 sigma, typically <5% probability).
- Distribution Period: 50 (for weighted calculation)
- Position Sensitivity: 2.5
- Volatility Lookback: 10
- Probability Threshold: 0.03
Suitable for all financial markets and timeframes, especially in markets that exhibit mean-reverting tendencies.
This indicator is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute investment advice. Always use in conjunction with other analysis methods and a strict risk management strategy.
Copyright (c) 2025 | Pine Script v6 Compatible
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高级统计价格位置振荡器 (ASPO) - 时间加权版
基于时间加权统计学模型,该指标量化了当前价格与其近期均值的偏离程度。它使用Z分数对价格位置进行标准化,并计算其出现的统计概率,帮助交易者更灵敏地识别市场过度延伸和均值回归的机会。
- 时间加权模型:通过使用加权移动平均(WMA)和加权标准差,对近期价格变化反应更迅速。
- 统计学基础:利用Z分数标准化和概率计算,为风险和价格极端性提供了客观的衡量标准。
- 动态自适应:根据市场波动率自动调整其计算周期和敏感度,使其在不同市场条件下都具有通用性。
- 智能视觉:动态线条粗细和渐变颜色编码,直观地展示价格偏离的强度。
- 多维分析:结合了主线位置(Z分数)、动能柱和实时概率,提供了全面的市场视角。
1. 时间加权统计模型 (Z分数计算)
- 加权均值 (μ_w):指标使用加权移动平均 (ta.wma) 而非简单平均来计算价格均值,赋予近期数据点更高的权重。
- 加权标准差 (σ_w):通过一个自定义的 weighted_std 函数计算标准差,同样优先考虑近期价格。这确保了离散度的衡量对最新的市场行为更敏感。
- Z分数:指标的核心是Z分数,计算公式为 Z = (价格 - μ_w) / σ_w。该值表示当前价格偏离其加权均值的加权标准差倍数。Z分数的绝对值越高,表示价格偏离在统计上越显著。
2. 概率计算
- 指标使用正态累积分布函数 (normal_cdf_approx) 的近似值来计算特定Z分数出现的概率。
- 最终的 price_probability 是一个双尾概率,计算公式为 2 * (1 - CDF(|Z分数|))。该值量化了当前价格偏离的统计稀有性。例如,0.05(或5%)的概率意味着这种幅度或更大的偏离预计只在5%的时间内发生,这预示着一个潜在的市场极端。
3. 动态参数调整
- 波动率测量:系统通过计算特定回溯期内价格变化的标准差 (ta.stdev(ta.change(src))) 来测量市场波动率。
- 波动率百分位:然后,它计算当前波动率相对于其历史的百分位排名 (ta.percentrank)。这将当前市场背景定义为高波动率或低波动率状态。
- 自适应调整:
- 如果波动率高(例如,>75百分位),指标可以缩短其 distribution_period(分布周期)并增加其 position_sensitivity(位置敏感度),使其对快速变化的市场反应更灵敏。
- 如果波动率低(例如,<25百分位),它可以延长周期并降低敏感度,使其在较平静的市场中更稳定。这种自适应机制有助于保持指标在不同市场制度下的有效性。
4. 动能与周期分析 (动能柱)
- 该指标不使用希尔伯特变换。相反,它通过计算一个动能柱来分析动量周期:动能柱 = (Z分数 - Z分数的EMA) * 敏感度。
- 该动能柱代表Z分数的变化率。一个正向且不断增长的动能柱表示向上的偏离正在加速,而一个负向且不断下降的动能柱表示向下的偏离正在加速。价格与动能柱之间的背离可以预示当前偏离趋势的衰竭,通常发生在反转之前。
- 反转信号:寻找主线进入极端区域(如Z分数 > 2 或 < -2)、概率低于阈值(如5%)以及动能柱出现背离或收缩。
- 趋势过滤:主线的方向指示价格偏离的趋势,而动能柱确认其动量。
- 风险管理:当概率降至5%以下时进入高度警惕状态;当|Z分数| > 2时考虑风险控制。
- 灰色细线:价格处于正常统计范围内(约1个标准差,约68%概率)。
- 橙色/黄色粗线:价格中度偏离(1到2个标准差)。
- 青色/紫色粗线:价格极端偏离(>2个标准差,通常概率<5%)。
- 分布周期:50(用于加权计算)
- 位置敏感度:2.5
- 波动率回溯期:10
- 概率阈值:0.03
适用于所有金融市场和时间框架,尤其是在表现出均值回归特性的市场中。
本指标为技术分析辅助工具,不构成任何投资建议。请务必结合其他分析方法和严格的风险管理策略使用。
版权所有 (c) 2025 | Pine Script v6 兼容
Trend strategy by anant_alwaysThis indicator studies RSI, moving averages, volume profile, and OI data, which help determine the market's direction. Based on the study, it generates multiple triangles to indicate the potential direction continuation of the script being used upon. The indicator simply studies other parameters to generate a signal and does not create a mashup of these indicators.
Trend Indicator by anant_alwaysThis indicator analyses various market parameters, including RSI, moving averages, volume profile, and OI data, which help determine the market's direction. Based on the study of these parameters, it generates a signal in the form of a triangle to indicate the potential direction of the script being used upon. The indicator simply studies other parameters to generate a signal and does not create a mashup of these indicators. It also generates a table at the bottom, which shows basic information such as MA value, RSI value and positioning of MACD volume trend for easier information availability.
Market Regime Change Rate Indicator (Simple)Overview
Plots the change rate of a baseline index as a histogram in a separate pane (overlay=false).
Green bars = positive change, red bars = negative change.
Designed to make the market’s upward/downward momentum easy to read at a glance.
Highlights
Flexible baseline
Default: TVC:NI225 (Nikkei 225). You can also use any symbol or the current chart symbol as the baseline.
Selectable change definition
Log Return (default)
ROC % (percent change)
Price Diff (absolute price difference)
Light smoothing
EMA-based smoothing to reduce noise.
Optional z-score normalization
Standardizes scale to aid comparison across periods/symbols.
How to Use
Open the chart (e.g., Daily).
Add the indicator.
In Settings (⚙), adjust as needed:
Baseline
Use chart symbol as baseline: ON to use the current chart symbol; OFF to use Baseline symbol.
Baseline symbol: e.g., TVC:NI225 (or your TOPIX code, etc.).
Index timeframe: leave blank to follow the chart; set D to always use daily data.
Change
Mode: Log Return / ROC % / Price Diff
Lookback: 1 = day-over-day. Use 5 for weekly flavor, 20–25 for monthly.
Smooth: 2 (1–2 recommended)
Normalize
Z-Score normalize: ON recommended
zLen: 252 (≈ 1 trading year on Daily)
Recommended Presets
Day-over-day, clean view
Mode=Log Return, Lookback=1, Smooth=2, Z=ON, zLen=252
Weekly flavor on Daily
Lookback=5, Smooth=3–5, Z=ON, zLen=252
Reading Tips
Zero-line crossings
Many crossings = indecisive conditions; long stays on one side = directional pressure.
Bar height & continuity
Higher/longer runs suggest stronger momentum in that direction.
With Z-score ON, height approximates strength relative to the period’s standard deviation.
Input Parameters
Use chart symbol as baseline (bool) – ON uses current chart symbol; OFF uses Baseline symbol.
Baseline symbol (symbol) – e.g., TVC:NI225, your TOPIX code, etc.
Index timeframe (timeframe) – blank = same as chart; or specify (e.g., D).
Mode (string) – Log Return / ROC % / Price Diff.
Lookback (int) – bars back for comparison.
Smooth (int) – EMA smoothing length.
Z-Score normalize (bool) – ON to standardize.
zLen (int) – length for z-score (e.g., 252).
Disclaimer
For informational/educational purposes only. Not financial advice.
Behavior can vary by data vendor, symbol, and timeframe.
概要(What it does)
基準インデックスの変化率をヒストグラムで可視化します。
緑=正の変化率、赤=負の変化率。
価格チャートとは別パネル(overlay=false)で、上昇/下落の勢いを視覚的に把握できます。
特長
基準の切替:デフォルトは TVC:NI225(日経225)。任意のシンボルや現在のチャート銘柄を基準に選択可能。
変化率の定義:Log Return(デフォルト)/ROC %/Price Diff を選択。
軽い平滑化:EMAでノイズを抑え、視認性を向上。
任意の標準化(Zスコア):スケールを整え、期間や銘柄を跨いだ比較がしやすくなります。
使い方(Step by step)
目的のチャートを開く(例:日足)。
本インジケーターを追加。
設定(⚙)で必要に応じて調整:
Baseline
Use chart symbol as baseline:ONで現在のチャート銘柄を基準に。OFFで Baseline symbol を使用。
Baseline symbol:例)TVC:NI225、TOPIX のコードなど。
Index timeframe:空欄=チャートと同じ。固定したい場合は D などを指定。
Change
Mode:Log Return/ROC %/Price Diff
Lookback:1(前日比)。5で週、20〜25で月の勢い。
Smooth:2(1〜2が目安)
Normalize
Z-Score normalize:ON 推奨
zLen:252(日足で約1年)
推奨プリセット
前日比の方向を素直に観察
Mode=Log Return / Lookback=1 / Smooth=2 / Z=ON / zLen=252
“週の勢い”を日足で眺める
Lookback=5 / Smooth=3〜5 / Z=ON / zLen=252
読み方のヒント
ゼロラインの跨ぎ:跨ぎが多い=方向が定まりにくい。片側滞在が続く=一方向の圧力が強い。
棒の高さ・連続性:高く長く続くほど、その方向の勢いが強いことを示唆。
ZスコアON:高さは期間内の標準偏差に対する強さの目安になります。
入力パラメーター一覧
Use chart symbol as baseline(bool)
ON:現在のチャート銘柄を基準に。OFF:Baseline symbol を使用。
Baseline symbol(symbol)
例:TVC:NI225、TOPIXのコード 等。
Index timeframe(timeframe)
空欄=チャートと同じ。固定表示したいTFを指定可能(例:D)。
Mode(string)
Log Return / ROC % / Price Diff。
Lookback(int)
何本前と比較するか。
Smooth(int)
EMA平滑の長さ。
Z-Score normalize(bool)
ONで標準化。
zLen(int)
標準化に使う期間(例:252)。
免責事項
本インジケーターは情報提供・教育目的です。投資判断はご自身の責任で行ってください。
データ仕様や銘柄特性により挙動が異なる場合があります。
Sentinela - PullbackSentinel - Pullback
Description:
This indicator is designed to act as a "sentinel," patiently waiting to identify high-probability pullback and reversal opportunities within trending markets. Instead of flooding the chart with excessive signals, the Sentinel focuses on key moments of exhaustion, offering cleaner and more objective entry points.
Key Features
Flexible Oscillator Choice: Select the engine for the signals according to your preference:
Stoch RSI: For a faster and more sensitive momentum reading.
Standard Stochastic: For a more classic and smoother analysis.
Confluence Mode: The most rigorous mode, which only considers a signal valid if both oscillators are in an exhaustion zone simultaneously.
Dual Signal Patterns: The indicator looks for two types of candlestick patterns in overbought/oversold zones:
Simple Pullback: A candle that forms a higher low (for longs) or a lower high (for shorts) than the previous candle, signaling a loss of corrective momentum.
Reversal Engulfing: A candle that sweeps the liquidity below/above the previous candle and reverses strongly, closing beyond its opposite end. A powerful ignition signal.
Smart Consecutive Signal Filter: This is the core of the indicator. After a first valid signal, it ignores subsequent signals until the price "renews" the low (in an oversold zone) or the high (in an overbought zone). This re-arms the search for a new, qualified entry and prevents "signal spam" during extended bottoms or tops.
Optional Trend Filter: Utilize two Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) to filter signals, allowing only trades aligned with the main trend to be displayed on the chart.
Unified Dynamic Alerts: Set up a single alert that will notify you whether the signal is for a Buy or a Sell, compatible with TradingView's "Any alert() function call" option.
How to Use
Long Signal (Green Arrow ▲): Appears below a candle when one of the bullish patterns is identified in an oversold zone (as defined by the chosen oscillator).
Short Signal (Red Arrow ▼): Appears above a candle when one of the bearish patterns is identified in an overbought zone.
Trend Filter: For a higher win rate, enable the EMA filter. Look for long signals only when the price is above the moving averages (uptrend) and short signals only when it is below (downtrend).
Disclaimer: This indicator is a support tool and should be used in conjunction with your own technical analysis and risk management. Always perform backtests to adjust the parameters to your preferred asset and timeframe.
Multi-indicator trading screener with visual overlays V2Special Thanks to community out there.
I just combined famous scripts from different authors.
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More advance and with more protection with indicator priority system which to use under which condition while buying and selling. long or short
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Main Components
1. Order Block Detection
2. Trend Analysis
3. Signal Generators
4. Visual Overlays
Luxy Momentum, Trend and Breakout Indicators Suit V41) What this script is
This indicator suite is designed to help momentum, trend-following, and breakout traders form a structured plan on one chart. It combines:
An ATR-based trailing stop (UT-style line flip),
EMAs and EMA-200 bias,
VWAP with optional bands,
MACD and RSI filters,
ADX/DI trend strength,
Donchian breakout filter,
ZLSMA (zero-lag style LSMA),
Supertrend with optional dynamic thickness,
A multi-timeframe “Bias” dashboard,
A watchlist UT scanner with runtime alerts.
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2) What makes it useful
One screen, full context: Trend bias (short/long EMAs, EMA-200, MACD, VWAP, ZLSMA, Supertrend, RSI zone, ADX) across 1m→4h plus higher-level “3-Day / Weekly / Monthly” bias rows.
Clear entries with filters: Base EMA cross logic, optional MACD/RSI/ADX/volume/Donchian filters, and an ATR-based UT-style flip so you can require multiple confirmations.
Execution helpers: Suggested Stop Loss line, optional Trailing Stop (chandelier ATR or follow the UT line), and fixed-R Take Profit levels (R1 / R1.5 / R2 / R3).
Watchlist runtime alerts: A dynamic table that lists symbols firing UT-style flips on a chosen timeframe with TTL (time-to-live), daily throttling, and optional alerts.
3) How signals are formed (high level)
Base LONG/SHORT (visual): A fast/medium EMA cross, optional % separation, MACD separation, and volume/ADX/RSI/Donchian filters.
UT-style flips (labels & line): An ATR-based trailing stop. A flip occurs when price crosses and the side changes. Optional “2-bar confirmation” and swing/percent filters reduce noise.
4) Main components at a glance
EMAs: Fast, Medium, and EMA-200 for directional bias and cross logic.
VWAP (+ optional bands): Session/event/period anchoring; bands via stdev or percent.
MACD: Used as a regime filter (e.g., allow longs only if MACD > 0).
ZLSMA: Zero-lag-style LSMA to visualize slope and trend continuation.
Supertrend: Optional on-chart line; dynamic thickness can reflect strength.
RSI pullback window: Gate entries to a configurable RSI zone.
ADX/DI: Require minimum trend strength and plus/minus DI alignment.
Donchian breakout: Allow entries only on high/low channel breaks.
Stop & Targets: “Suggested SL” from layered supports/resistance; trailing; fixed-R TPs.
Bias dashboard: A compact grid of green/red cells across multiple TFs.
Watchlist UT scanner: Scans your custom ticker list on a chosen TF; TTL manages how long items stay visible.
5) Typical workflows
A) Momentum / Trend
Context: Use the Bias table; look for green majority on your trading TFs and “Price > EMA-200”.
Entry: Wait for UT-style flip to align with EMA cross and MACD regime.
Risk: Use the suggested SL (or your own).
Manage: Enable Trailing Stop once price moves ≥ N×ATR; scale out on R-targets.
B) Breakout
Prime: Turn on Donchian filter.
Confirm: Require ADX ≥ threshold and DI alignment.
Trigger: Take UT-style flips that occur with a channel break and sufficient volume.
Manage: Trail using chandelier mode; freeze labels on touch for audit clarity.
C) Mean-reversion assists
Use VWAP bands as reaction zones, but entries are still governed by your momentum/trend filters to avoid counter-trend traps.
6) The Bias dashboard (how to read it)
Rows show conditions such as Fast EMA > Slow EMA , Price > EMA-200 , MACD > Signal , Supertrend bullish , Price > VWAP , ZLSMA rising , RSI in zone , ADX ≥ min - across 1m / 5m / 15m / 1h / 2h / 4h.
The band shows higher-level bias: 3-Day (1H proxy), Weekly (4H), Monthly (1D) based on EMA pairs.
The AVG column summarizes percent of green cells in each row.
Use it to stay aligned with the broader regime before you take a lower-TF signal.
7) Watchlist UT scanner
Paste a symbol list, choose a timeframe (e.g., 1m/5m/15m/60m/240m/D), and set TTL minutes .
The table updates with recent flips (BUY/SELL) and drops symbols once TTL expires or status changes.
Optional daily throttle avoids alert storms; runtime alert fires once per hit per bar.
Tips:
Keep lists practical (≈40 tickers max).
If the table is empty, check the chosen TF, TTL, and filters.
8) Alerts (safe, practical setup)
Built-in alertconditions exist for UT flips and base LONG/SHORT.
For the scanner , you can alert on “table list status change” to catch hits on your list.
Always review the filter set and your exchange’s trading hours to avoid false notifications.
Note: This is an indicator (not a strategy). Alerts are convenience tools; they are not trade instructions.
9) Settings guidance
Conservative: Higher ATR multipliers, higher ADX minimums, RSI window narrower, volume filter ON, %-change filter ON, 2-bar confirmation ON.
Balanced: Defaults or slightly above.
Aggressive: Lower ATR multipliers, lower ADX minimums, broader RSI window, volume filter OFF, Donchian OFF.
Choose one style and stick to it for a while to learn the tool’s behavior.
10) Troubleshooting
Nothing shows: Check “Show” toggles (EMAs, UT line, Supertrend, etc.) and your chart timeframe.
VWAP missing: You may have “Hide on Daily+” enabled, or anchor is out of scope.
Bias table empty: Ensure “Show Table” is ON and you’re on the last bar; verify TFs.
Scanner empty: Reduce filters, verify tickers, check TTL and selected timeframe.
11) Final word
This suite’s idea is to give a **practical, consolidated workflow** for traders who operate with momentum, trend, and breakout methods. Use the Bias dashboard for context, the filters to gate entries, and the execution tools to manage risk — all while keeping your rules consistent.
Trade well, manage risk, and review settings regularly.
Appreciate feedback, comments, requests and suggestions in the comments!
ICT Trading by JaeheeSUMMARY
• This script consolidates widely used ICT concepts into a single, coherent toolkit that emphasizes structural clarity over chart clutter.
• It renders Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH), significant Order Blocks (OB), Fair Value Gaps (FVG) with size filtering, BSL/SSL liquidity lines with optional sweep pruning, and Killzone session start markers.
• For analysis/education only. It does not provide investment advice or imply performance/returns.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
• Integrated coverage of core ICT elements in one script (Structure, OB, FVG, BSL/SSL, Killzone).
• Quality gating so only “meaningful” zones/gaps remain (ATR/percent/tick thresholds, leg displacement, optional volume filter).
• Liquidity line maintenance: BSL/SSL can be automatically pruned after a defined sweep so attention stays on current liquidity.
• Visual minimalism: compact labels inside boxes; no background shading by default, keeping the chart readable.
• One-click contrast: a “Force Black” toggle switches all labels/lines to black for maximum legibility.
• Component-level ON/OFF controls (FVG / OB / BSL-SSL / Killzone) to tailor visibility to your workflow.
• OB de-duplication policy prevents overlapping clutter (keep-older-and-extend-right / keep-older / replace-with-new).
COMPONENTS & LOGIC (CONCISE)
• Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH)
◦ External swings via fractal pivots.
◦ BOS confirmation = close beyond the recent swing by k·ATR + a minimum real-body (first bar).
◦ Regime-aware labeling distinguishes BOS vs CHoCH.
• Order Blocks (strict ICT with significance)
◦ Demand OB: last down candle before a qualifying upside break; Supply OB: last up candle before a qualifying downside break.
◦ Filters enforce candle body, zone thickness, leg displacement (ATR-based), optional volume.
◦ Mitigation handling: Keep / Delete / Shrink (partial fills shrink the zone until invalidation).
• Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
◦ Standard 3-candle definition.
◦ Valid only when gap height ≥ max(percent threshold, ATR-based threshold, tick threshold) → trivial gaps intentionally removed.
◦ Minimal “FVG” text is centered inside the box.
• BSL / SSL & Sweep Management
◦ Equal highs/lows detected using dual tolerances (ticks + ATR) and a bar-spacing cap.
◦ Optional auto-removal after a sweep (Wick / Close / AnyTouch) so only actionable liquidity remains.
• Killzone Session Starts
◦ Compact vertical tick + label at the first bar of Asia / Europe / New York (no background fill).
INPUTS (MINIMIZED BY DESIGN)
• Visibility toggles: Show FVG / Show Order Blocks / Show BSL-SSL / Show Killzone session starts.
• Contrast toggle: Make all texts & lines BLACK (ON/OFF).
• Most numeric thresholds are internally fixed to discourage over-optimization and preserve consistent behavior.
HOW TO USE — PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
• Frame selection
◦ HTF (bias frame): choose 1H/4H/1D to read structure and map major OB/FVG.
◦ LTF (execution frame): 1–15 minute range; prefer trades aligned with the HTF bias.
• Long scenario (checklist)
◦ Bias: HTF shows a recent upside BOS or down→up CHoCH; price approaches a credible demand OB/FVG.
◦ Liquidity: recent SSL sweep (downside liquidity taken). Swept SSLs may auto-remove if that option is enabled.
◦ Triggers (one or more):
·· Fading back into a demand OB with support (close holds above the OB top).
·· Reclaim of a bullish FVG (close back above lower/mid line).
·· LTF structural shift (mini CHoCH → BOS).
◦ Invalidation/Risk: stop below OB bottom or sweep low, with an ATR buffer.
◦ Management: scale out near local LTF highs or nearest BSL; secondary targets at opposing FVG/supply OB; trail under LTF swing lows or FVG lower boundary.
• Short scenario (checklist)
◦ Bias: HTF shows a downside BOS or up→down CHoCH.
◦ Liquidity: recent BSL sweep (upside liquidity taken).
◦ Triggers (one or more):
·· Rejection from a supply OB after re-entry.
·· Failure/reject at a bearish FVG (upper/mid line).
·· LTF structural shift (mini CHoCH → downside BOS).
◦ Invalidation/Risk: stop above OB top or sweep high, with an ATR buffer.
◦ Management: scale out near local LTF lows or nearest SSL; secondary targets at opposing FVG/demand OB; trail above LTF swing highs or FVG upper boundary.
BSL/SSL TIPS
• Generation uses recent fractal highs/lows with tick/ATR tolerance and a spacing cap to avoid spurious “equal” prints.
• If auto-removal is enabled, swept lines vanish, keeping the view focused on what matters now.
• Confluence after a sweep (e.g., reversal close + OB/FVG nearby) can increase conviction.
ORDER BLOCK TIPS
• Significance filters (body/thickness/leg displacement/optional volume) suppress weak OBs by design.
• De-duplication keeps one meaningful zone when two boxes fully overlap (or extends the older zone to the right, depending on policy).
• Mitigation modes:
◦ Keep — retain the zone for reference even after touch.
◦ Delete — remove on mitigation to keep only fresh levels.
◦ Shrink — reduce boundary toward the fill to reflect partial consumption.
FVG TIPS
• Three-way minimum size (percent / ATR / ticks) must be met; this intentionally removes micro-gaps (e.g., ~0.12%).
• Bullish FVG: reclaim of the lower/mid line with a close may serve as a long trigger in a bullish context.
• Bearish FVG: rejection at the upper/mid line may serve as a short trigger in a bearish context.
• On mitigation (close through), boxes are removed to keep the chart clean.
KILLZONE (SESSION START MARKERS)
• Asia / Europe / New York: a short vertical tick and label at the session’s first bar—no background shading.
• Focus on signals forming soon after the session opens; overlap (e.g., Europe→New York) can increase volatility.
RISK & REAL-TIME CONSIDERATIONS
• Fractal swings confirm after L/R bars, so structure labeling is delayed by definition (and then fixed).
• BOS/CHoCH is validated only on the confirming close (k·ATR beyond the swing with a minimum real-body).
• OB/FVG/BSL-SSL state can change quickly on mitigation/sweep; account for slippage and define re-entry rules ahead of time.
• Always apply independent risk management (position sizing, stops). This is a study/analysis tool only.
READABILITY TIPS
• Use the Force-Black toggle when you want maximum contrast against candles.
• Keep only what you need (e.g., FVG+OB) to avoid visual overload.
• Always re-anchor LTF decisions to HTF zones and structure.
LIMITATIONS & NOTES
• No forward-looking guarantees; filters reduce noise but cannot eliminate false signals.
• Visualizations and thresholds are for study/analysis; not financial advice.
• Invite-Only distribution; access is managed via TradingView’s invitation system. No external links or promotions are included.
KILLZONE & CHECK LIST ICAKILLZONE & CHECK LIST | The Inner Circle Alchemist
✨ Features:
Display of precise trading killzones on the chart
Marking the high, low, and mid-level of each killzone
Option to show/hide killzone names
Daily separators at custom times (e.g. 17:00 or 00:00)
Highlighting Midnight Open, 8:30 Open, and New York Stock Exchange Open
Display of previous day, week, and month highs & lows (optional)
A clean and practical trading checklist on the bottom-right of the chart
Visual customization, such as showing your name/brand on the chart
Clear indication of weekdays
⚡️ A perfect mix of professional tools & visual style to keep you one step ahead!
ID on all platforms: TheInnerCircleAlchemist
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Flow State [BreakoutOrFakeout]
🌊 FLOW STATE
Enter the flow with this triple-EMA alignment system that shows
when all timeframes are in perfect harmony.
Features:
• 3-level flow alignment (fast/medium/slow)
• Alignment scoring system (-3 to +3)
• Flow state visualization
• Distance from flow in ATRs
• Clean dashboard display
• Reversal warnings
Flow States:
Strong Up = All aligned bullish (+3)
Weak Up = Partially bullish (+1)
Neutral = Mixed signals
Weak Down = Partially bearish (-1)
Strong Down = All aligned bearish (-3)
Pivot Pulse [BreakoutOrFakeout]Pivot Pulse
What It Does
Automatically identifies and visualizes key support and resistance levels using pivot point analysis. Creates clean, professional zones where price is likely to react, making it easy to spot potential reversals and breakouts at a glance.
Key Features
🎯 Smart Pivot Detection
Automatically finds significant highs and lows
Adjustable sensitivity for different trading styles
No manual drawing required
📊 Dynamic Zone Visualization
Clean gradient zones show bounce ranges
Red zones for resistance, green for support
Adjustable zone width for precision control
⚡ Breakout Alerts
Yellow triangles mark zone breakouts
Bar highlighting on breakout candles
Built-in alert conditions
✨ Minimalist Design
Shows only the most relevant levels
Ultra-clean visual presentation
Works seamlessly on all timeframes
How to Use
Zone Trading: Enter trades when price touches zones, exit at opposite zone
Breakout Confirmation: Wait for yellow signals when price breaks zones
Risk Management: Place stops just outside zone boundaries
Multi-Timeframe: Check higher timeframes for stronger levels
Settings
Pivot Sensitivity (5-20): Lower = more sensitive, more frequent levels
Zone Width (0.1-1.0%): Adjust for market volatility
Visual Options: Toggle zones, lines, and breakout signals
Best Practices
✅ Works best in ranging markets for zone bounces
✅ Combine with volume for breakout confirmation
✅ Use higher timeframes for stronger levels
✅ Watch for multiple touches (stronger levels)
Visual Guide
🔴 Red = Resistance Zone (potential selling area)
🟢 Green = Support Zone (potential buying area)
🟡 Yellow = Breakout Signal (momentum shift)
Why This Indicator?
Unlike complex indicators that clutter your chart, Pivot Pulse focuses on what matters: clear levels where price actually reacts. The zone-based approach accounts for real market behavior where support and resistance are areas, not exact prices.
Perfect for:
Day traders needing quick level identification
Swing traders planning entries and exits
Beginners learning support/resistance concepts
Anyone wanting cleaner, more professional charts
⚠️ DISCLAIMER: For educational purposes only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always use proper risk management and never risk more than you can afford to lose.