Pivot Numbers+ (M1D)
Pivot Numbers+ draws the floor trader pivot ladder for the day and counts how many of its levels price has filled. Price tends to fill about four levels a day. The script shows which ones are done, which one is next on each side, and when a day has gone far enough to take most of a position off. It maps the levels. It does not fire trades.
The idea
Each day has a ladder of pivot levels built from the last full day's high, low and close. Price trades to them for the orders resting there, whichever way it is going.
Counted from the day's open, about four levels fill on a normal day. Past four, take the majority off. Past six is a large range day, where a runner earns its keep.
These are established ideas, the floor trader pivots and ICT's "filling the numbers". This script is original in how it counts and draws them.
The ladder
CPP (Central Pivot Point) = (high + low + close) / 3 of the last full day, then R1, R2, R3 above and S1, S2, S3 below.
M levels half way between each pair: M3, M4, M5 above the CPP, M2, M1, M0 below. Each can be turned off, and so can R3 / S3.
Previous day high and low, named PDH / PDL.
Pivot day: 0 GMT by default, as ICT teaches, or the 18:00 New York futures day. Try both on your market.
A Sunday stub never becomes the source: Monday reads Friday.
Filled levels
A level is filled once the day trades to it from its open. A filled level turns dotted.
Nearest (the default): today's CPP, the one level just above price and the one just below, and PDH / PDL.
A filled level is drawn faded and past days are hidden, so the chart stays clean.
All: every level of every kept day (two by default).
Today's lines stop, and their names sit, 10 bars right of price.
The other rulers
Off by default. Four numbers each side, drawn from midnight to 17:00 New York.
CBDR steps (14:00 to 20:00 NY): one CBDR range per number from its high or low.
Asian range steps (20:00 to 00:00 NY): one Asian range per number.
Flout steps (15:00 to 00:00 NY): half the flout range per number.
Measured from wicks or bodies: the feed differs by broker, so check both.
Two or more rulers lining up near a PD array, at the right time of day, often marks the high or low of the day.
Session pivots
Off by default. The same ladder built from the London (01:00 to 05:00 NY) or NY AM (07:00 to 09:00 NY) range instead of a whole day.
Drawn from the range close and counted from its close. London hands over when the NY AM range closes.
Optional dashed preview while the range is still forming, names ending in ?.
Bias
Set it to Bullish to count the four levels above the open, Bearish for the four below. Not set reads both sides.
The tables
Read table, bottom centre by default: one short line with the CPP and which side price is on, levels filled above and below, the next level each way, and the read. Hover for the filled names and the full read.
Any other position shows the read as rows.
Phone layout: two short rows in one narrow column.
Statistics table (optional): for every completed day on the chart, the average levels filled and how often four and six filled.
Header strip (optional), top centre.
Alert
Four numbers filled: fires once a day, the first time four levels fill on the bias side (either side with no bias).
Method and repainting
The ladder comes from a completed day, so its levels never move during the day.
Fills are marked as price trades to them. A forming session range moves until it closes, which is why its preview is dashed.
Works on intraday charts of 1H and lower.
Colours
The CPP in violet, pivots in black on a light chart or white on a dark one, M levels and PDH / PDL in grey. 10 point monospace names, never on candles.
Disclaimer
For education and chart study only. Not financial advice.
The idea
Each day has a ladder of pivot levels built from the last full day's high, low and close. Price trades to them for the orders resting there, whichever way it is going.
Counted from the day's open, about four levels fill on a normal day. Past four, take the majority off. Past six is a large range day, where a runner earns its keep.
These are established ideas, the floor trader pivots and ICT's "filling the numbers". This script is original in how it counts and draws them.
The ladder
CPP (Central Pivot Point) = (high + low + close) / 3 of the last full day, then R1, R2, R3 above and S1, S2, S3 below.
M levels half way between each pair: M3, M4, M5 above the CPP, M2, M1, M0 below. Each can be turned off, and so can R3 / S3.
Previous day high and low, named PDH / PDL.
Pivot day: 0 GMT by default, as ICT teaches, or the 18:00 New York futures day. Try both on your market.
A Sunday stub never becomes the source: Monday reads Friday.
Filled levels
A level is filled once the day trades to it from its open. A filled level turns dotted.
Nearest (the default): today's CPP, the one level just above price and the one just below, and PDH / PDL.
A filled level is drawn faded and past days are hidden, so the chart stays clean.
All: every level of every kept day (two by default).
Today's lines stop, and their names sit, 10 bars right of price.
The other rulers
Off by default. Four numbers each side, drawn from midnight to 17:00 New York.
CBDR steps (14:00 to 20:00 NY): one CBDR range per number from its high or low.
Asian range steps (20:00 to 00:00 NY): one Asian range per number.
Flout steps (15:00 to 00:00 NY): half the flout range per number.
Measured from wicks or bodies: the feed differs by broker, so check both.
Two or more rulers lining up near a PD array, at the right time of day, often marks the high or low of the day.
Session pivots
Off by default. The same ladder built from the London (01:00 to 05:00 NY) or NY AM (07:00 to 09:00 NY) range instead of a whole day.
Drawn from the range close and counted from its close. London hands over when the NY AM range closes.
Optional dashed preview while the range is still forming, names ending in ?.
Bias
Set it to Bullish to count the four levels above the open, Bearish for the four below. Not set reads both sides.
The tables
Read table, bottom centre by default: one short line with the CPP and which side price is on, levels filled above and below, the next level each way, and the read. Hover for the filled names and the full read.
Any other position shows the read as rows.
Phone layout: two short rows in one narrow column.
Statistics table (optional): for every completed day on the chart, the average levels filled and how often four and six filled.
Header strip (optional), top centre.
Alert
Four numbers filled: fires once a day, the first time four levels fill on the bias side (either side with no bias).
Method and repainting
The ladder comes from a completed day, so its levels never move during the day.
Fills are marked as price trades to them. A forming session range moves until it closes, which is why its preview is dashed.
Works on intraday charts of 1H and lower.
Colours
The CPP in violet, pivots in black on a light chart or white on a dark one, M levels and PDH / PDL in grey. 10 point monospace names, never on candles.
Disclaimer
For education and chart study only. Not financial advice.
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Les informations et publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou recommandations financiers, d'investissement, de trading ou autres fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.
Clause de non-responsabilité
Les informations et publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou recommandations financiers, d'investissement, de trading ou autres fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.