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Composite Liquidity Flow: five-asset weighted flow with RSI confWHAT IT DOES
One histogram that answers "where is the WHOLE market's money leaning?" It estimates buy and sell pressure across five instruments at once — index futures, their ETFs, and an inverse hedge ETF with its logic flipped — weights them, smooths them, and prints the net as a z-scored delta histogram with an RSI confluence layer on top.
HOW IT WORKS
- Per-asset pressure from candle structure (body and wick attribution), priced in dollars, weighted per your inputs.
- The inverse-hedge leg counts its buying as market selling — hedging demand is information.
- Z-score normalization keeps the scale readable across quiet and wild days; a session filter mutes overnight ETF noise.
- Divergences require three consecutive bars of opposing flow plus optional RSI confirmation, with a cooldown so they stay rare.
- Confluence arrows print only when flow direction, flow acceleration, and RSI agree — and a live dashboard scores it all.
HOW TO USE IT
Built for intraday index trading (5m default tuning). Green above zero and accelerating with RSI supportive = the composite tape agrees with your long. The divergence markers are warnings, not entries.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
All of it is estimated from OHLCV — a well-built proxy, not tick data. The composite describes the index complex; it says nothing about your single stock.
SETTINGS
Five symbols and weights, smoothing and normalization, RSI confluence, divergence strictness, session filter, full display toggles.
Open source. Free. The whole market's lean, one pane. Indikator
LRL Trend Score Pro v3.5 # LRL Multi-Indicator Trend Score
## Recommended Timeframe Setup
This indicator is primarily designed and optimized for the **15-minute chart**, which is the most recommended timeframe for evaluating the overall trend structure and making trading decisions.
For the most effective use, it is strongly recommended to analyze the **15-minute and 5-minute charts together**.
* Use the **15-minute chart as the primary trend and signal timeframe**.
* Use the **5-minute chart to identify shorter-term momentum, entry timing, pullbacks, and early trend changes**.
* Give greater importance to signals when both the 15-minute and 5-minute charts confirm the same direction.
* Avoid relying solely on a 5-minute signal when it conflicts with the broader 15-minute trend.
The 15-minute chart generally provides a more stable view of the market by reducing short-term noise, while the 5-minute chart offers faster information about immediate price movement.
The most recommended approach is therefore:
**15-minute chart for primary trend confirmation + 5-minute chart for detailed entry timing.**
For example, when the 15-minute chart shows a positive LRL structure, price above VWAP, rising OBV, and strengthening TRIX momentum, the 5-minute chart can be used to look for a pullback recovery, LRL reversal, Bollinger Band basis reclaim, or renewed momentum as a potential entry opportunity.
When the 5-minute chart generates a bullish signal but the 15-minute chart remains bearish, the signal should be treated as a short-term rebound rather than a confirmed trend reversal.
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## Indicator Overview
This indicator is a multi-factor trend analysis system built around the **Linear Regression Line (LRL)** and supported by several key technical indicators, including **OBV, VWAP, Bollinger Bands, and TRIX**.
Rather than relying on a single technical signal, the system evaluates trend direction, volume flow, market positioning, volatility, and momentum together.
Its purpose is to identify situations in which multiple independent signals align and confirm the same market direction.
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## Core Components
### 1. Linear Regression Line — LRL
LRL is the primary framework of this indicator.
Multiple LRL periods are used to evaluate different market horizons, including:
* Very short-term trend
* Short-term trend
* Medium-term trend
* Long-term trend
The system analyzes the slope, direction, relative position, and alignment of each LRL.
When multiple LRLs are rising and forming a bullish structure, the trend is considered stronger. When the LRLs are falling or becoming negatively aligned, the trend score is reduced.
This multi-period structure helps distinguish a genuine trend from temporary price fluctuations and short-term market noise.
### 2. Volume-Weighted Average Price — VWAP
VWAP is used to determine whether the current price is trading above or below the market’s volume-weighted average price.
* Price above VWAP generally indicates bullish market positioning.
* Price below VWAP generally indicates bearish market positioning.
When the price remains above VWAP while the LRL structure is also rising, the system interprets this as stronger confirmation of an established upward trend.
VWAP can also act as an important intraday reference level for support, resistance, trend continuation, and trend failure.
### 3. On-Balance Volume — OBV
OBV is used to evaluate whether volume flow supports the current price movement.
When both price and OBV are rising, the move is more likely to be supported by genuine buying pressure.
However, when price rises while OBV remains weak or declines, the system may interpret the move as lacking sufficient volume confirmation.
OBV is not plotted directly on the price scale. Instead, its direction and relationship with price and VWAP are incorporated into the internal scoring logic.
This allows volume information to contribute to the analysis without distorting the price chart scale.
### 4. Bollinger Bands — BB
Bollinger Bands are used to measure volatility, price expansion, and the sustainability of a trend.
The system considers several Bollinger Band conditions, including:
* Price crossing above or below the basis line
* Price holding above or below the basis line
* Band expansion
* Band contraction
* Volatility expansion following a consolidation period
* Rejection or recovery around the basis line
A breakout accompanied by expanding Bollinger Bands is generally treated as more meaningful than a breakout occurring during weak or contracting volatility.
The Bollinger Band basis can also be used as an important dynamic trend reference for continuation, pullback support, and exit decisions.
### 5. TRIX
TRIX is used as a smoothed momentum and trend-confirmation indicator.
The system evaluates:
* The direction of TRIX
* The relationship between TRIX and its signal line
* The position of TRIX relative to the zero line
Typical interpretations include:
* Rising TRIX above the signal line and above zero indicates strong positive momentum.
* Rising TRIX below zero may indicate an early-stage trend reversal.
* Falling TRIX below the signal line indicates weakening momentum and may reduce the total trend score.
* TRIX crossing below the signal line after an extended rise may indicate trend exhaustion or a momentum slowdown.
Because TRIX filters out a significant amount of short-term market noise, it is useful for confirming whether an LRL-based trend has sufficient momentum to continue.
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## Multi-Factor Scoring Logic
The indicator does not generate conclusions from one condition alone.
Instead, it assigns positive or negative weight to multiple market conditions, such as:
* Rising LRL slopes
* Bullish LRL alignment
* Price holding above VWAP
* Positive OBV direction
* Price and OBV moving in the same direction
* Price crossing or holding above the Bollinger Band basis
* Bollinger Band expansion
* Rising TRIX
* TRIX above its signal line
* TRIX above the zero line
The more conditions that align in the same direction, the higher the trend score and the stronger the overall signal.
When the indicators conflict with one another, the score remains neutral or decreases.
This helps reduce misleading signals caused by temporary price spikes, weak-volume breakouts, short-lived rebounds, or momentum movements that are not supported by the broader trend structure.
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## Multi-Timeframe Confirmation
The highest-quality signals generally occur when the 15-minute and 5-minute charts confirm the same market direction.
### Bullish Confirmation Example
A stronger bullish setup may include:
* Bullish or improving LRL alignment on the 15-minute chart
* Price holding above VWAP on the 15-minute chart
* Rising OBV or positive volume confirmation
* Price above the Bollinger Band basis
* Rising TRIX above its signal line
* A 5-minute pullback followed by LRL recovery
* A 5-minute Bollinger Band basis reclaim
* Renewed 5-minute OBV and TRIX momentum
### Bearish or Weak Confirmation Example
A weaker setup may include:
* Bearish LRL alignment on the 15-minute chart
* Price remaining below VWAP
* Weak or declining OBV
* Price below the Bollinger Band basis
* Falling TRIX below its signal line
* A temporary bullish signal appearing only on the 5-minute chart
In this situation, the 5-minute rise may represent only a short-term rebound within a broader bearish trend.
For this reason, the **15-minute chart should remain the primary decision-making timeframe**, while the **5-minute chart should be used as a secondary confirmation and entry-timing tool**.
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## Purpose of the Indicator
Many technical indicators focus on only one type of market information.
Some evaluate trend, while others focus on volume, volatility, momentum, or average transaction price.
This system combines those separate elements into one integrated framework:
**Trend structure — LRL**
**Volume flow — OBV**
**Market positioning — VWAP**
**Volatility — Bollinger Bands**
**Momentum — TRIX**
The objective is to provide a more balanced and structured interpretation of market conditions while reducing overdependence on any single indicator.
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## Recommended Use
The indicator has primarily been developed for the following workflow:
* **15-minute chart:** Main trend analysis, score evaluation, and trading decisions
* **5-minute chart:** Entry timing, pullback observation, and early momentum confirmation
* **1-hour chart:** Optional broader market direction and higher-timeframe confirmation
The 15-minute chart is the most recommended standalone timeframe.
However, the most effective overall method is to keep both the **15-minute and 5-minute charts open simultaneously** and compare their trend scores, LRL structures, VWAP positions, volume flows, and momentum conditions.
A trade setup should generally receive greater confidence when:
1. The 15-minute chart confirms the primary direction.
2. The 5-minute chart completes a pullback or short-term correction.
3. The 5-minute signal turns back in the direction of the 15-minute trend.
4. Volume and momentum confirm the renewed price movement.
This approach can help improve entry timing while avoiding trades that move against the dominant trend.
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## Development Status and Security Notice
This indicator is currently under active development.
Its scoring logic, signal thresholds, parameter optimization, visual presentation, alert conditions, multi-timeframe comparison functions, and overall stability may continue to be revised as additional market data and live trading results are reviewed.
The script also requires further **security-related modifications and source-code protection measures** before it can be fully released or distributed publicly.
Certain internal calculations, proprietary scoring logic, optimized parameter combinations, and weighting methods may therefore remain private or restricted.
The current version should be considered a **developmental, private beta, or limited-access version**, rather than a final public release.
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## Important Notice
This indicator is designed as a technical analysis and decision-support tool.
It does not guarantee future price movements, profitable trades, or accurate entry and exit points.
Market conditions can change rapidly, and signals may become less reliable during periods of:
* Low liquidity
* Extreme volatility
* Unexpected news
* Market gaps
* Abnormal volume
* Strongly manipulated price action
Users should combine this indicator with appropriate risk management, position sizing, stop-loss rules, and their own independent analysis.
**Trend is not determined by a single indicator. It is confirmed when price, volume, momentum, volatility, and market positioning align. This indicator is designed to identify those moments of convergence.**
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Elite CVD: context-aware volume delta with divergencesWHAT IT DOES
A cumulative volume delta pane that estimates who is actually in control. Instead of splitting every bar's volume 50/50, the context-aware proxy weights wick volume directionally from candle structure, so a strong-bodied bar with a rejected wick reads the way it traded.
HOW IT WORKS
- Three proxy models: Context-Aware (recommended), Blended, and Classic High-Low — switch and compare.
- CVD resets per session by default (fixed-length and running modes available), so today's line reflects today's flow.
- RVOL weighting amplifies delta on genuinely heavy bars via square-root scaling; spike bars get a dot on the line.
- A four-tier histogram colors per-bar delta by acceleration: bright when pressure is building, dim when it fades.
- Pivot-based divergence detection flags price highs on weakening demand and price lows on weakening supply. Honest note: divergences confirm only after the pivot's right-side bars complete, so the marker appears with that lag, placed on the pivot bar.
HOW TO USE IT
Built for ES/NQ scalping on intraday charts, works anywhere volume is meaningful. Read the line's slope for control, the histogram for urgency, and treat divergences as a warning to tighten up, not an entry by themselves.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
All volume delta from OHLC data is an estimate — this is a well-built proxy, not tick data. On thin symbols the estimate degrades with the volume.
SETTINGS
Proxy model, reset mode, signal line, display mode, RVOL weighting and spike threshold, divergence pivots, info table, colors.
Open source. Free. If it helps you stop fading real pressure, that's the job. Indikator
Daily Sweep Pro: liquidity raid, AMD filter & FVG entriesWHAT IT DOES
A full top-down liquidity playbook on one chart. It reads daily structure for bias (higher highs and higher lows = longs only; the reverse = shorts only), waits for a liquidity pool to get raided against that bias — intraday swings, the Asian range, premarket levels, or the opposing prior-day level — then demands a fair value gap in the trend direction before arming an entry at the gap, with the sweep extreme as the stop and the prior-day level as the target.
HOW IT WORKS
- Bias: daily pivots, evaluated on confirmed bars only.
- The AMD filter (on by default) requires the trap to happen on the wrong side of the weekly open — the classic Judas swing. Turn it off for more, lower-quality setups.
- Every armed setup passes a minimum reward:risk check, and a daily circuit breaker stops new setups after your max entries per day.
- A status table narrates the state machine live: bias, current state, levels, and a timeframe check.
- Signals and drawings fire on closed bars — no repaint. Staged alerts cover raid, FVG confirmation, entry, target, and stop.
HOW TO USE IT
Built for 1H and below during the New York session (sessions are configurable). Let the table tell you where you are in the sequence; the labels mark each stage on the chart.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
It follows one playbook, strictly. On days without a clean raid-and-gap sequence it will do nothing at all — that is the design, not a malfunction. It also can't know the news; the circuit breaker is your friend on event days.
SETTINGS
Daily pivot strength, session windows, which liquidity pools are eligible, FVG size and entry style, minimum R:R, max entries per day, and full display toggles.
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Break & Volume: breakout bars with volume contextWHAT IT DOES
The simplest useful question, answered on every bar: did price just break the recent high or low, and did volume show up for it? Break bars are painted green or red, a small label prints the volume ratio versus its average, and the broken level stays on the chart as a dashed line until price revisits it.
HOW IT WORKS
- A break = close beyond the highest high or lowest low of the previous N bars (default 5).
- Volume context = current volume against a 20-bar average; 1.5x and up is the spike zone.
- Breaks confirm on bar close by default — no repaint, no intrabar flicker.
- Broken levels persist as reference lines and clear themselves once revisited, so the chart self-cleans.
HOW TO USE IT
Any symbol, any timeframe. A break on 2x volume and a break on 0.6x volume are different animals; this makes the difference visible at a glance. Pairs naturally with structure tools or the pattern colorer.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
It measures the break, not the follow-through. Low-volume breaks fail often — that is precisely what the label is there to warn you about.
SETTINGS
Lookback bars, volume average length, level lines, volume labels, label size, confirm-on-close.
Open source. Free. One glance, two facts, no clutter. Indikator
RSI Multi-Level Bars + Advanced Dashboard ProRSI Signals Pro with Gravity & Advanced Dashboards
Welcome to RSI Signals Pro with Gravity—an institutional-grade trading suite designed to bring total market context directly to your chart. Instead of relying on a dozen fragmented indicators, this script fuses advanced risk modeling, multi-timeframe alignment, precision momentum entries, and automated trade tracking into a single, cohesive system.
Whether you are day trading or swing trading, this tool is built around four powerful pillars:
🪐 1. The "Downside Gravity" Risk Model
At the heart of this indicator is a custom, multi-layered risk model that calculates a dynamic Gravity Score (0–100) to warn you of impending reversals before they happen.
How it works: It constantly analyzes three major market forces: Momentum Deterioration (RSI/ADX rolling over), Trend Shifts (EMA crosses), and Structural Damage (VWAP failures) across both your current and lower timeframes (e.g., 1m & 3m).
The Output: Instead of guessing if a dip is a buying opportunity or a trend change, the Gravity Model explicitly categorizes the market state into actionable phases: Bull Intact, Pullback Only, Early Warning, Shift Developing, or Reversal Risk. It literally tells you the "weight" of the downside pressure.
⚡ 2. MACD & RSI Exhaustion Synergy
Standard MACD crosses happen too often, leading to false signals. This script solves that by introducing a highly precise Exhaustion Confluence system.
The Logic: It continuously scans for Extreme Overbought or Oversold conditions on the RSI. If a MACD crossover/crossunder occurs shortly after the RSI has visited these extreme zones (customizable lookback period), the script plots a highly filtered MACD-BULL or MACD-BEAR signal directly on your chart.
The Edge: You are no longer trading random crosses in the middle of a range; you are trading confirmed momentum shifts at the exact point of market exhaustion.
🎯 3. Automated Trade & Target Tracking
Eliminate the guesswork of where to take profit. When the indicator's EMA + ADX Continuation algorithm fires a signal, the built-in Trade Manager takes over.
Dynamic Targets: It instantly calculates and plots three ATR-based Take Profit (TP) levels right on your chart.
Live Status Tracking: As price action develops, the dashboard tracks the real-time status of each target (Working, Filled, or Failed).
Historical Win-Rates: The system logs every continuation trade and calculates your Long and Short success percentages, displaying them live on your dashboard so you know exactly how the asset is currently respecting the strategy.
🎛️ 4. Advanced Dual-Dashboard System
Context is everything. This script features a fully customizable, dual-dashboard UI that keeps your chart clean while providing massive amounts of data.
Main Dashboard: Your command center. It shows the current Market Bias, ADX Trend Strength, RSI State, distance from the VWAP (in Standard Deviations), ATR values, and your live trade metrics.
MTF (Multi-Timeframe) Matrix: Instantly see if higher and lower timeframes are aligned. The MTF dash tracks Bias, ADX, RSI, and EMA status across a fully customizable range of timeframes (e.g., 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m, 5m, 15m). Never enter a trade against the higher timeframe trend again!
Bonus Visual Features:
Multi-Tiered RSI Candles: Chart candles dynamically change color based on 6 different RSI tiers (Extreme, High, Standard Overbought/Oversold), allowing you to gauge momentum at a glance without needing a lower indicator pane.
EMA Ribbon Shading: Dynamic bullish/bearish fills between the Fast and Slow EMAs to highlight current trend control.
How to use:
Check the MTF Dashboard to ensure multiple timeframes are in agreement.
Monitor the Gravity Score—avoid going Long if Reversal Risk is high.
Look for MACD/RSI Exhaustion arrows for reversal plays, or EMA Continuation triangles for trend-following plays.
Let the Automated ATR Targets guide your exits.
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Advanced MTF Supply & Demand ZonesHow it works
MTF Setup: By default, it looks at the 240 minute (4 Hour) timeframe to find significant structures while you trade on a lower timeframe chart.
Pivot Identification: It looks for pivot highs and lows on the higher timeframe. You can adjust the Left Length and Right Length in the settings to dictate how major a pivot needs to be to form a zone.
Zone Drawing:
Supply zones are drawn from the high of a major high to the body (highest of the open/close) of that candle.
Demand zones are drawn from the lowest low to the body of that candle.
Breakouts: When the chart's closing price breaks out of the top of a supply zone or the bottom of a demand zone, it becomes invalidated. You can toggle "Show Broken Zones" in the settings to either remove them immediately or keep them on the chart with higher transparency.
What's New:
Order Flow & Imbalance Constraints:
You can now toggle "Require Volume Confirmation" in the settings. This ensures a zone only forms if the pivot candle had higher than average volume (acting as an order block).
You can toggle "Require FVG / Imbalance" to ensure that immediately after the pivot, there was a Fair Value Gap created, confirming strong institutional order flow displacement.
Major & Minor Zones:
In the settings, you can now change "Zone Significance" to display only Major zones, only Minor zones, or Both. Major zones use longer pivot lengths, meaning they represent stronger, more significant structural points, whereas minor zones form on shorter, more frequent pivot points.
Tested vs Untested States:
The indicator keeps track of price returning to test the zones. When a zone is tested (price enters the zone but doesn't close on the other side to break it), its background color shifts to a secondary color.
You have 4 color options now: Fresh Demand, Tested Demand, Fresh Supply, and Tested Supply.
Here's what changed:
Label Positioning: Supply labels are positioned at the top center of the supply zones with their pointers pointing down (label.style_label_down). Demand labels are positioned at the bottom center with their pointers pointing up (label.style_label_up).
Dynamic Centering: As the zone boxes extend over time onto new candles, the script updates the X-coordinate of the label so it continues to stay perfectly centered within the box.
Dynamic Formatting: The labels say whether the zone is Major or Minor (e.g. Major Demand, Minor Supply). When the zone is tested, the label text color will match the updated 'tested' color of the zone box. If a zone breaks and Show Broken Zones is active, the label also becomes highly transparent to match the dashed/faded aesthetic.
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Denies Kresna Zigzag 4This indicator is a simplified version inspired by the ZigZag Plus algorithm, designed to focus only on the features that matter most: ZigZag swing detection and Support & Resistance levels.
All non-essential components such as volume analysis, alerts, labels, bar coloring, and candle markers have been removed to provide a clean and lightweight charting experience.
Features
Automatic ZigZag swing detection
Dynamic Support and Resistance levels
Lightweight implementation for better performance
Clean chart with no unnecessary visual clutter
How it Works
The indicator identifies swing highs and swing lows using the original trend-switching logic. Every confirmed swing creates a new support or resistance level:
Swing High → Resistance
Swing Low → Support
Support and resistance levels remain active until they are invalidated by price.
Best Used For
Market structure analysis
Identifying swing highs and lows
Support & Resistance trading
Trend reversal confirmation
Price action trading
Notes
This script is intentionally minimalistic. It does not include volume analysis, breakout alerts, candle coloring, or other visual enhancements found in the original implementation.
The goal is to provide a fast, clean, and easy-to-read ZigZag indicator focused purely on market structure. Indikator
RSI Candle ColorerWHAT IT DOES
Paints the candle itself when a classic reversal pattern fires with confirmation. Seven patterns are watched — bullish and bearish engulfing, hammer, shooting star, piercing line, dark cloud cover, harami, and harami cross — and a raw pattern alone is never enough. It must also agree with momentum (RSI position), participation (volume against its own average), and location (price versus a short trend EMA). All three must line up, or the candle stays unpainted. Most candles stay unpainted. That is the point.
HOW IT WORKS
- Bullish patterns only qualify when RSI is at or below your bullish threshold (default 40), volume is at least the 20-bar average, and the prior bar closed below the trend EMA — you are buying a dip, not chasing a top.
- Bearish patterns mirror it: RSI at or above 60, real volume, prior bar above the EMA.
- A confirmed pattern paints the bar green or red, prints a small label naming the pattern, and can fire an alert.
- Signals confirm on bar close by default — no repaint. A minimum-spacing setting stops clusters from stacking labels on top of each other.
HOW TO USE IT
Works on any symbol and any timeframe. Treat it as a bias and timing lens: when a painted candle appears at a level you already care about, you have pattern, momentum, and volume agreeing at the same moment. It pairs naturally with support and resistance or higher-timeframe structure.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
It reads candles and momentum, not context. It does not know news is coming, and it will occasionally paint a perfect-looking candle right before the market disagrees. It is a filter for your eyes, not an autopilot.
SETTINGS
Pattern toggles for all seven, EMA length (9), RSI length (14) with bull/bear thresholds (40/60), volume lookback (20) and multiplier (1.0), minimum bars between signals (5), confirm-on-close (on).
Open source. Free. If it helps you read the tape faster, that's the job. Indikator
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Gabriel Hedge Fund Ultimate Confluence Suite IndicatorScores 10 proven institutional factors (EMA 20/50/200 stack, higher-TF trend, SuperTrend, MACD, RSI regime, ADX, VWAP, Donchian 20 breakout, volume surge + OBV, squeeze release) into a 0–10 confluence score. Fires BUY/SELL when the score crosses your threshold (default 7), draws ATR stop + 1R/2R/3R target zones, live dashboard table showing each factor's ▲/▼ state, per-signal alerts. Every factor toggleable.
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Move Strength IndexOverview
An accurate relative-volume indicator with a genuinely clear signal:
column height shows the relative-volume multiple, color intensity
separately highlights which of those bars are actually unusual for that
specific symbol, and a distinct compression color flags the specific
case where heavy volume produces almost no range — a classic
effort-without-result signature that often precedes a sharp move.
How it's calculated
Relative volume is current volume divided by a smoothed (RMA) average of
the *prior* bars — the still-forming bar is excluded from its own
baseline (a common flaw in naive relative-volume scripts, which quietly
dampens real spikes), and the smoothed baseline decays gradually rather
than using a fixed rolling window, avoiding the "step" artifact that
occurs when an old outlier bar abruptly exits a fixed-length SMA window.
Color intensity is driven by the bar's percentile rank against its own
trailing history (default 100 bars), not a fixed multiple — a fixed
brightness cutoff only produces contrast if the symbol regularly reaches
that multiple, whereas percentile rank self-calibrates so the loudest
days for any given symbol are always vivid and quiet days are always
dim.
Direction is close vs. open — the same test used to color the candles on
the price chart itself, so MSI's green/red always agrees with what the
candle next to it shows.
A bar is recolored yellow (compression) when its volume ranks high
(top percentile, same threshold used for alerts) but its high-low range
is unusually narrow relative to ATR — heavy participation that isn't
moving price, which typically means one side is being absorbed at that
level. The live, still-forming bar is dimmed by default, since its
partial volume will always understate true relative volume until the
bar closes.
How to use it
Column height is the relative-volume multiple directly — a bar at 2.0
traded at twice its recent baseline volume. Brightness tells you whether
that reading is actually unusual for this symbol; a tall but dull column
means the symbol just runs volatile volume normally, while a vivid
column is a genuine standout. Green/red tells you which side controlled
the bar. A yellow bar is the one to watch closely — high volume with
nothing to show for it in price, often the setup before a breakout or
breakdown. Alerts fire separately for strong buying, strong selling, and
compression. On a symbol with no real volume data, the script raises a
clear error instead of rendering a blank pane. Indikator
ICT GapsICT Gaps
Multi-timeframe ICT gap toolkit: Fair Value Gaps from up to nine higher timeframes, plus New Week Opening Gaps (NWOG), New Day Opening Gaps (NDOG), and the Opening Range Gap (ORG) — all on one chart.
What it does
HTF Fair Value Gaps Displays FVGs (3-candle imbalances) from up to 9 configurable timeframes (defaults: 1m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W) on your current chart. Each timeframe has its own show/hide toggle, bullish/bearish colors, and display cap.
Zones extend a configurable distance ahead of the current candle, with each timeframe's labels stacked in its own column so you can read the chart at a glance.
Mitigation tracking with five modes: None, Wick filled, Body filled, Wick filled half, Body filled half. Mitigated zones freeze at the candle that filled them and recolor (or hide entirely — your choice).
C.E. (Consequent Encroachment) midpoint line on every FVG, with selectable line style.
Proximity filter: only FVGs within an ATR-based distance of current price are drawn, keeping the chart clean. The multiplier is adjustable.
Optional merging of back-to-back FVGs (two 3-candle gaps sharing 2 candles) into a single zone.
"Hide Lower Timeframes" automatically hides any configured timeframe below your chart timeframe.
Opening Gaps (NWOG / NDOG) The gap between Friday's close and the new week's open (NWOG), and between each day's close and the next day's open (NDOG). Keeps a configurable number of recent gaps (ICT convention: last 5). Opening gaps do not mitigate — they stay on the chart while relevant.
Opening Range Gap (ORG) The gap between the previous regular session close (default 16:15 ET) and today's regular session open (09:30 ET). The box spans exactly the overnight region — from the prior close to the opening bell — and freezes there. Session window and time-zone are configurable. Requires a 15-minute or lower chart timeframe so session boundaries align with bars.
Internal levels for gaps Each gap type can display either the C.E. midpoint or SD quadrant lines at 0/25/50/75/100% of the gap — one dropdown per feature, so the two never conflict. SD lines can carry small 25/50/75 value labels in a color of your choice.
Usage tips
Keep fill colors mostly transparent (75–90%). Opaque fills will visibly jump in front of the candles when hovered — that's TradingView's hover behavior, not the script.
If you prefer candles always on top: right-click the indicator → Visual order → Send to back.
ORG requires a 15m or lower chart. NWOG/NDOG require an intraday chart.
On a 1H chart with defaults, expect the nearest timeframe's zones to sit a few candles right of price, with higher timeframes stacked further out. Adjust "Distance from current candle" and "Spacing between timeframes" to taste.
Credits
Built on the open-source "ICT HTF FVGs" by fadizeidan, extended with additional timeframes, gap types (NWOG/NDOG/ORG), SD levels, mitigation-freeze behavior, and gap-session logic. Published under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
This indicator is a charting tool for ICT-style analysis. It is not financial advice and produces no buy/sell signals. Indikator
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S&R + Trends | Polytrends Method (gracefultrading)SUPPORT & RESISTANCE + TRENDS | POLYTRENDS METHOD
Maps market structure automatically: every trend is detected, classified, and turned into support/resistance levels that know their own state. Built around the polytrends method of reading structure through trends and progression. This is my own independent, open-source interpretation of the framework, coded from scratch based on publicly available material. For educational purposes only — not financial advice.
TRENDS AND CONTAINMENT
Every pivot is compared against the previous pivot in the same direction. A swing that pushes past the prior trend is a valid continuation and draws in the trend colour. A swing that fails to exceed it — a lower high on the way up and or a lower low on the way down — is a containment trend, drawn in its own colour and style.
The current in-progress leg draws dashed, so you always see the swing being built. Pivot detection reacts to wick pullbacks, close-breaks of the prior candle, structural breaks, and same-bar reversals — not fixed-length lookbacks.
LEVELS WITH STATE
Each trend leaves a level at the candle body, committed only after the next opposite pivot confirms it. Every label shows the level's current state at a glance:
G — gained
SG — support gained
L — lost
RL — resistance lost
State updates bar by bar as price closes through or reclaims a level. An optional break/test offset (in ticks or percent) means a level only counts as gained, lost, or tested once price clears it by your buffer.
PAIRED STRUCTURE
Levels come from trends and draws in colour-matched pairs from a 12-colour set, each pair originating from the same piece of structure.
Tested levels draw in a different line style from untested ones and can be hidden entirely; when hidden, you choose whether each pair still shows its tested partner so pairs stay intact. At high relevance settings, clustered tested levels within a tick distance thin down to the strongest one.
POLYBOUNDS
Experimental.
A corner readout that reduces the chart to the two prices that matter:
▲ hold above — the key gained level below price. Bulls are in control while price holds above it.
▼ hold below — the key lost level above price. Bears are in control while price holds below it.
Each line is coloured to match its pair on the chart, and the box only quotes levels that are actually drawn. A Trend Day row (1H and below) reads whether the session is shaping up bullish, bearish, or rangebound based on where price sits against the bounds.
SETTINGS
Levels above/below counts. A relevance dial controlling how deep into history levels are pulled from (50 bars to full history). Independent colours, styles, and widths for trends, containment trends, and levels. Configurable label background and twelve pair colours. A right-offset so all level rays align cleanly ahead of price.
HOW TO READ IT
The market is always in progression — always attempting either a new high or a new low. Every swing this indicator draws is one attempt in that sequence, and every level is the footprint it leaves behind.
Progression rule: in an uptrend, price should not lose the previous swing low if it intends to go higher — losing it shifts probability toward the opposite objective. Mirror logic in a downtrend. Watch the level states: a support flipping from SG to L is that shift happening in real time.
Containment is the early warning. A containment trend (lower high in an uptrend, higher low in a downtrend) means the progression is failing before any level has broken. Trend weakness is the warning; level failure is the confirmation.
Levels mark accepted value. They're built from candle bodies, not wicks — the goal is to see where the market accepted or rejected value, which is why the break/test offset exists to filter wick noise.
Untested levels react first. Fresh levels are the highest-priority reaction zones; tested levels remain valid structure and become targets when price is nearer to them. The pair colours show you which structure each level came from.
Timeframes nest. Higher-timeframe levels are destinations; lower-timeframe levels are the navigation between them. Significant trends typically start from higher-timeframe pivots — the biggest swings on your chart usually trace back to them. RTH-formed levels tend to carry the most weight.
Works on any symbol and timeframe; the Trend Day readout is built for intraday. This is a tool for reading structure, not a signal service — nothing replaces risk management. Indikator
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