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SignalForge
# SignalForge v5 — Volume Intelligence (Updated)
Pine Script v6 indicator that generates BUY/SELL signals from a
7-strategy composite score (RSI, Volume/OBV, VWAP, EMA trend, MACD, Bollinger Bands,
and a Volume Intelligence delta engine), with ML-style adaptive weighting and
candlestick/chart pattern detection.
This document covers what changed in this update.
---
## 1. Chart decluttering — overlay plots removed
The following lines, which previously drew directly on the price chart, have been
**removed** (the underlying calculations are kept — they still feed the composite
score, only the visual plots are gone):
- VWAP line + upper/lower deviation bands (3 lines)
- EMA Fast (9) / EMA Slow (21) lines (2 lines)
- Bollinger Band upper / lower / mid lines (3 lines)
The chart now only shows: candles, BUY/SELL signal markers, bar coloring,
pattern labels, the new SMA lines (below), and the new proximity labels.
---
## 2. Configurable SMA levels + proximity labels
A new **"SMA Levels"** input group adds five independently configurable SMAs:
| SMA slot | Default length | Toggle input | Length input |
|----------|----------------|--------------|--------------|
| SMA 1 | 9 | Show SMA 1 | Length |
| SMA 2 | 12 | Show SMA 2 | Length |
| SMA 3 | 22 | Show SMA 3 | Length |
| SMA 4 | 50 | Show SMA 4 | Length |
| SMA 5 | 200 | Show SMA 5 | Length |
Each is plotted in its own color (yellow, orange, fuchsia, blue, maroon) and can be
shown/hidden or resized independently — change the length to anything from 2 to 400 bars.
### Proximity labels
- **Proximity Threshold (%)** (default `0.15%`) — how close price must get to an SMA
(as a % of price) before it's considered a "touch."
- **Show SMA Proximity Labels** (default ON) — when price first enters the proximity
zone of one or more SMAs, a single combined label appears above the bar, e.g.:
```
⟷ Near SMA50 SMA200
```
The label only fires on the bar price *first* enters the zone (not every bar it
stays there), so it won't spam the chart.
---
## 3. False-signal reduction (Signal Gate)
Three new controls were added to the **"Signal Gate"** group, specifically aimed at
reducing false BUY/SELL signals:
### a) ADX Chop Filter
- **Filter Signals in Choppy Markets (ADX)** — default **ON**
- **ADX Length** — default 14
- **Minimum ADX to Allow Signals** — default 18.0
When enabled, BUY/SELL signals are suppressed whenever ADX is below the threshold —
i.e. the market isn't trending. Range-bound chop is the single biggest source of
false signals in composite-oscillator systems like this one.
### b) Anti-whipsaw Reversal Guard
- **Reversal Strength Multiplier** — default **1.3**
If a signal fires in the *opposite* direction of the last signal within
`2 × Min Bars Between Signals`, the composite score must exceed the adaptive
threshold by this multiplier to fire. This stops rapid BUY→SELL→BUY flip-flopping
during noisy/whipsaw conditions, while still allowing a genuinely strong reversal
through.
### c) ML Accuracy Noise Filter
- **Min Move to Count (% of price)** — default **0.05%** (in the "ML Engine" group)
The rolling accuracy tracker that drives the ML weight-adaptation engine now ignores
price moves smaller than this threshold when scoring whether a past signal was
"correct." Previously, even a 0.01% tick counted as a win/loss, which added noise to
the weight adjustments — especially on lower timeframes.
### Dashboard
If **Show Dashboard** is enabled, a new row **"Chop Filter / ADX"** shows live
`TRENDING` / `CHOPPY` status and the current ADX value, color-coded against your
threshold.
---
Pine Script v6 indicator that generates BUY/SELL signals from a
7-strategy composite score (RSI, Volume/OBV, VWAP, EMA trend, MACD, Bollinger Bands,
and a Volume Intelligence delta engine), with ML-style adaptive weighting and
candlestick/chart pattern detection.
This document covers what changed in this update.
---
## 1. Chart decluttering — overlay plots removed
The following lines, which previously drew directly on the price chart, have been
**removed** (the underlying calculations are kept — they still feed the composite
score, only the visual plots are gone):
- VWAP line + upper/lower deviation bands (3 lines)
- EMA Fast (9) / EMA Slow (21) lines (2 lines)
- Bollinger Band upper / lower / mid lines (3 lines)
The chart now only shows: candles, BUY/SELL signal markers, bar coloring,
pattern labels, the new SMA lines (below), and the new proximity labels.
---
## 2. Configurable SMA levels + proximity labels
A new **"SMA Levels"** input group adds five independently configurable SMAs:
| SMA slot | Default length | Toggle input | Length input |
|----------|----------------|--------------|--------------|
| SMA 1 | 9 | Show SMA 1 | Length |
| SMA 2 | 12 | Show SMA 2 | Length |
| SMA 3 | 22 | Show SMA 3 | Length |
| SMA 4 | 50 | Show SMA 4 | Length |
| SMA 5 | 200 | Show SMA 5 | Length |
Each is plotted in its own color (yellow, orange, fuchsia, blue, maroon) and can be
shown/hidden or resized independently — change the length to anything from 2 to 400 bars.
### Proximity labels
- **Proximity Threshold (%)** (default `0.15%`) — how close price must get to an SMA
(as a % of price) before it's considered a "touch."
- **Show SMA Proximity Labels** (default ON) — when price first enters the proximity
zone of one or more SMAs, a single combined label appears above the bar, e.g.:
```
⟷ Near SMA50 SMA200
```
The label only fires on the bar price *first* enters the zone (not every bar it
stays there), so it won't spam the chart.
---
## 3. False-signal reduction (Signal Gate)
Three new controls were added to the **"Signal Gate"** group, specifically aimed at
reducing false BUY/SELL signals:
### a) ADX Chop Filter
- **Filter Signals in Choppy Markets (ADX)** — default **ON**
- **ADX Length** — default 14
- **Minimum ADX to Allow Signals** — default 18.0
When enabled, BUY/SELL signals are suppressed whenever ADX is below the threshold —
i.e. the market isn't trending. Range-bound chop is the single biggest source of
false signals in composite-oscillator systems like this one.
### b) Anti-whipsaw Reversal Guard
- **Reversal Strength Multiplier** — default **1.3**
If a signal fires in the *opposite* direction of the last signal within
`2 × Min Bars Between Signals`, the composite score must exceed the adaptive
threshold by this multiplier to fire. This stops rapid BUY→SELL→BUY flip-flopping
during noisy/whipsaw conditions, while still allowing a genuinely strong reversal
through.
### c) ML Accuracy Noise Filter
- **Min Move to Count (% of price)** — default **0.05%** (in the "ML Engine" group)
The rolling accuracy tracker that drives the ML weight-adaptation engine now ignores
price moves smaller than this threshold when scoring whether a past signal was
"correct." Previously, even a 0.01% tick counted as a win/loss, which added noise to
the weight adjustments — especially on lower timeframes.
### Dashboard
If **Show Dashboard** is enabled, a new row **"Chop Filter / ADX"** shows live
`TRENDING` / `CHOPPY` status and the current ADX value, color-coded against your
threshold.
---
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As informações e publicações não se destinam a ser, e não constituem, conselhos ou recomendações financeiras, de investimento, comerciais ou de outro tipo fornecidos ou endossados pela TradingView. Leia mais nos Termos de Uso.