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Actualizado Quarter Sequence Chains
Quarter Sequence Chains visualises Daye's Quarterly Theory across seven nested
cycle levels in a single sub-pane ribbon — and highlights when adjacent levels
form a Quarter Sequence chain.
Implements the Quarter Sequence framework as published by LethalityTrader:
when two or more cycle levels share the same Q-phase (or bridge Q4↔Q1), they
form a chain — and chains tell you which side of the market the bigger
timeframes are weighted toward.
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WHAT THE RIBBON SHOWS
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Seven rows, top → bottom (smallest cycle on top):
• Nano (5.625-minute Q)
• Micro (22.5-minute Q)
• 90M (90-minute Q)
• Daily (6-hour Q)
• Weekly (1-day Q, Sun-start convention)
• Monthly (~1-week Q, Daye Nth-Sunday anchor)
• Yearly (3-month Q)
Each cell is coloured by its current Q-phase:
• Q1 — grey (Accumulation)
• Q2 — red (Manipulation)
• Q3 — green (Distribution)
• Q4 — blue (Reversal / Continuation)
When the "Only colour cells participating in a chain" filter is on (default),
ONLY cells whose adjacent rows form a same-phase (or Q4↔Q1) chain of at least
N rows are coloured. Everything else stays blank. This is what makes the
ribbon a chain-detection tool, not just a quarter-of-the-day indicator.
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HOW TO READ IT
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A vertical stack of coloured cells at the current bar = a live chain.
• A 3-row green stack across 90M / Daily / Weekly = three nested cycles
are all in Q3 (Distribution) right now — a same-phase chain.
• A 4-row blue/grey alternating stack on Q4↔Q1 = a bridge chain across
the AMDX boundary — the doctrinally strongest setup per Lethality.
• A coloured single cell with blank neighbours = a chain that involves
off-band cycles (auto-hidden by your current chart TF but still
contributing). Drop to a lower TF to see the full chain.
Cells extend right until the cycle's Q-phase changes, so live chains stay
visible at the right edge of the chart in real time.
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TWO CHAIN MODES
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SIMPLE (default): one chain-length floor applied across all seven rows. A
row colours when it's part of a chain of ≥ N adjacent rows.
TIERED: two independent walks with separate minimums —
• HTF tier: Weekly / Monthly / Yearly
• LTF tier: Nano / Micro / 90M / Daily
A row colours when (a) its own tier's chain meets that tier's minimum AND
(b) the OTHER tier also has an active chain. HTF Q and LTF Q can be
different — "HTF Q4 + LTF Q3" is a valid composite (and a doctrinally
canonical execution setup).
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SUGGESTED SETTINGS
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For day traders on the 1m – 15m chart:
Mode = Simple, min length = 3
The Lethality floor — three nested cycles must agree before a cell colours.
For multi-timeframe context:
Mode = Tiered, HTF = 2, LTF = 2
Surfaces composites where the bigger picture aligns with the execution
window. Tighten either tier if too noisy.
For permissive scanning / learning the framework:
Mode = Simple, min length = 2
Every two-row agreement colours. Use this to see how chains form and
die — not for live trading decisions.
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TIMEFRAME GATING
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Each row auto-hides on charts where its cycle isn't readable:
Nano 1s – 1m Micro 1m – 5m
90M 1m – 1h Daily 1m – 4h
Weekly 1m – 6h Monthly 1m – 1w Yearly 15m – 1w
A row that's auto-hidden on the current TF still participates in chain
detection (off-band cycles are masked to zero, which means they can't
satisfy the pair rule — they break the chain rather than fake one).
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CREDITS
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• Quarter Sequence framework — LethalityTrader (X: LethalityTrader). The
chain concept, the adjacent-pair rule, the Q4↔Q1 bridge, and the
minimum-3 floor are all his framework. This indicator is one rendering of it.
• Quarterly Theory — Daye (X: traderdaye). The parent framework: AMDX cycle structure,
True Opens, the fractal Q1-Q4 model).
• Fork base — adapted from "Quarterly Theory Cycles [Oracle]" by Danielliuks (X: Danielliuks
). Reversed row order, added Nano + Yearly, rewrote chain detection, added
TF gating, added Tiered mode.
Released open-source under MPL 2.0. Adaptations © @Crypto_MM_ 2026.
cycle levels in a single sub-pane ribbon — and highlights when adjacent levels
form a Quarter Sequence chain.
Implements the Quarter Sequence framework as published by LethalityTrader:
when two or more cycle levels share the same Q-phase (or bridge Q4↔Q1), they
form a chain — and chains tell you which side of the market the bigger
timeframes are weighted toward.
═══════════════════════════════════
WHAT THE RIBBON SHOWS
═══════════════════════════════════
Seven rows, top → bottom (smallest cycle on top):
• Nano (5.625-minute Q)
• Micro (22.5-minute Q)
• 90M (90-minute Q)
• Daily (6-hour Q)
• Weekly (1-day Q, Sun-start convention)
• Monthly (~1-week Q, Daye Nth-Sunday anchor)
• Yearly (3-month Q)
Each cell is coloured by its current Q-phase:
• Q1 — grey (Accumulation)
• Q2 — red (Manipulation)
• Q3 — green (Distribution)
• Q4 — blue (Reversal / Continuation)
When the "Only colour cells participating in a chain" filter is on (default),
ONLY cells whose adjacent rows form a same-phase (or Q4↔Q1) chain of at least
N rows are coloured. Everything else stays blank. This is what makes the
ribbon a chain-detection tool, not just a quarter-of-the-day indicator.
═══════════════════════════════════
HOW TO READ IT
═══════════════════════════════════
A vertical stack of coloured cells at the current bar = a live chain.
• A 3-row green stack across 90M / Daily / Weekly = three nested cycles
are all in Q3 (Distribution) right now — a same-phase chain.
• A 4-row blue/grey alternating stack on Q4↔Q1 = a bridge chain across
the AMDX boundary — the doctrinally strongest setup per Lethality.
• A coloured single cell with blank neighbours = a chain that involves
off-band cycles (auto-hidden by your current chart TF but still
contributing). Drop to a lower TF to see the full chain.
Cells extend right until the cycle's Q-phase changes, so live chains stay
visible at the right edge of the chart in real time.
═══════════════════════════════════
TWO CHAIN MODES
═══════════════════════════════════
SIMPLE (default): one chain-length floor applied across all seven rows. A
row colours when it's part of a chain of ≥ N adjacent rows.
TIERED: two independent walks with separate minimums —
• HTF tier: Weekly / Monthly / Yearly
• LTF tier: Nano / Micro / 90M / Daily
A row colours when (a) its own tier's chain meets that tier's minimum AND
(b) the OTHER tier also has an active chain. HTF Q and LTF Q can be
different — "HTF Q4 + LTF Q3" is a valid composite (and a doctrinally
canonical execution setup).
═══════════════════════════════════
SUGGESTED SETTINGS
═══════════════════════════════════
For day traders on the 1m – 15m chart:
Mode = Simple, min length = 3
The Lethality floor — three nested cycles must agree before a cell colours.
For multi-timeframe context:
Mode = Tiered, HTF = 2, LTF = 2
Surfaces composites where the bigger picture aligns with the execution
window. Tighten either tier if too noisy.
For permissive scanning / learning the framework:
Mode = Simple, min length = 2
Every two-row agreement colours. Use this to see how chains form and
die — not for live trading decisions.
═══════════════════════════════════
TIMEFRAME GATING
═══════════════════════════════════
Each row auto-hides on charts where its cycle isn't readable:
Nano 1s – 1m Micro 1m – 5m
90M 1m – 1h Daily 1m – 4h
Weekly 1m – 6h Monthly 1m – 1w Yearly 15m – 1w
A row that's auto-hidden on the current TF still participates in chain
detection (off-band cycles are masked to zero, which means they can't
satisfy the pair rule — they break the chain rather than fake one).
═══════════════════════════════════
CREDITS
═══════════════════════════════════
• Quarter Sequence framework — LethalityTrader (X: LethalityTrader). The
chain concept, the adjacent-pair rule, the Q4↔Q1 bridge, and the
minimum-3 floor are all his framework. This indicator is one rendering of it.
• Quarterly Theory — Daye (X: traderdaye). The parent framework: AMDX cycle structure,
True Opens, the fractal Q1-Q4 model).
• Fork base — adapted from "Quarterly Theory Cycles [Oracle]" by Danielliuks (X: Danielliuks
). Reversed row order, added Nano + Yearly, rewrote chain detection, added
TF gating, added Tiered mode.
Released open-source under MPL 2.0. Adaptations © @Crypto_MM_ 2026.
Notas de prensa
- New: Row Labels section — master toggle (off by default) reveals 7 per-row labels (Nano → Yearly, on by default), anchored at leftmost visible bar; text size + colour pickers included.
- Fix: first-bar na != trap was leaving the leftmost cell blank on every row (worst on Yearly/Monthly) until the next Q-transition.
- Fix: labels no longer disappear on size change or input-driven rerun (guarded chart.left_visible_bar_time na case + force-recreate on size-input change).
Notas de prensa
RepublishNotas de prensa
• Fixed Nano chains not forming on sub-1m charts — chain math no longer drops higher-cycle Q values when chart TF is below the row's render band.• Removed the Nano bypass toggle (was masking the above bug — now Nano colours only when in a real chain).
Notas de prensa
v1.3- Fixed — Monthly cycle anchoring. Monthly quarters now anchor to the week of the month's first Monday, with each week starting at its session open (Sunday 18:00 NY — which can fall on the last day of the prior calendar month). The previous first-Sunday-in-month anchoring mis-assigned the first trading week to the prior month's Q4 whenever a month began on a Monday (e.g. June 2026: the week of June 8 is Monthly Q2, not Q1). Months with five weeks remain in Q4 until the next cycle's Q1 begins.
- New — Forward Projection. The ribbon now projects forward from the live bar to the end of the current session (the next 18:00 NY roll). Because the quarterly cycles are pure clock math, every upcoming quarter — and every upcoming chain window — is computable in advance: you can see when the next sequence alignment opens before it arrives. The projection honours your chain-filter settings exactly (Simple/Tiered, minimum lengths — the projected chain logic is verified identical to the live ribbon's), and each projected cell is coloured by its own quarter, just like the live cells.
- New settings group "5. Forward Projection":
- Project rest of session — master toggle (on by default).
- Projected cell opacity (%) — how strongly future cells are filled (default 25%, faint).
- Max projected segments per row — caps how many future cells the fast rows (Nano/Micro) draw, protecting the drawing budget; slower rows always project the full session.
- Style projection like the live ribbon — render the future identically to the past (your full phase colours, solid borders) instead of faint with dotted borders.
- Known limitations: the projected region beyond the last bar maps future time linearly, so the daily 17:00–18:00 maintenance hour occupies visual width until real bars arrive (cosmetic; corrects as bars print). On 24/7 symbols (crypto), the two US DST-transition Sundays per year trade through the 02:00 clock change, and projected quarters can sit one hour off for the remainder of those two sessions; CME-hours symbols are unaffected.
Notas de prensa
v1.4- Forward Projection now joins the live ribbon seamlessly. Each row's live cell carries its current quarter through to the quarter's boundary, and the faint forecast begins at the next quarter — no gap or divider at the live edge.
- Internals: ribbon cells are now time-anchored (no behaviour change to the historical ribbon).
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Script de código abierto
Fiel al espíritu de TradingView, el creador de este script lo ha convertido en código abierto, para que los traders puedan revisar y verificar su funcionalidad. ¡Enhorabuena al autor! Aunque puede utilizarlo de forma gratuita, recuerde que cualquier republicación del código está sujeta a nuestras Normas internas.
Exención de responsabilidad
La información y las publicaciones no constituyen, ni deben considerarse como, asesoramiento o recomendaciones financieras, de inversión, de trading u otro tipo, proporcionadas o respaldadas por TradingView. Obtenga más información en Condiciones de uso.