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FMP Buecker V11 2026.07.08
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FMP Buecker V11 – User Guide
Version: 11 (2026-07-08)
Author: Martin Bücker
Introduction
FMP Buecker V11 is a momentum oscillator designed to identify the earliest possible changes in market momentum.
Unlike conventional oscillators that rely solely on crossing the zero line, the FMP uses dynamic color changes to detect transitions between strengthening and weakening bullish or bearish momentum.
Its primary purpose is to identify:
Beginning of bullish momentum
Beginning of bearish momentum
Pullbacks inside an existing trend
Strong trend phases
Early reversals
The indicator is especially suitable for intraday trading, scalping and swing trading.
Oscillator Types
The indicator offers four different oscillators.
1. Fisher Transform
Transforms price into an approximately Gaussian distribution.
Advantages:
Fast reaction
Excellent reversal detection
Very sensitive
Recommended for:
Scalping
Short-term trading
Crypto
Futures
2. Inverse Fisher RSI
Applies an Inverse Fisher Transform to the RSI.
Advantages:
Smooth signals
Reduced noise
Excellent trend confirmation
Recommended for:
Trend trading
Swing trading
3. Inverse Fisher Stochastic
Applies an Inverse Fisher Transform to the Stochastic Oscillator.
Advantages:
Detects overbought/oversold reversals
Very responsive
Recommended for:
Reversal trading
Fast markets
4. Inverse Fisher CCI
Uses the Commodity Channel Index with an Inverse Fisher Transform.
Advantages:
Excellent for identifying strong trends
Filters small fluctuations
Recommended for:
Trending markets
Commodity trading
Input Parameters
Source
Selects the input price.
Usually:
Close
Sampling Period
Determines the calculation length.
Typical values:
8–10 → very fast
13 → default
20–30 → smoother
Lower values increase sensitivity.
Higher values reduce noise.
Smooth Oscillator
Applies an additional EMA smoothing.
Benefits:
Less noise
Cleaner trends
Slightly more lag
Smoothing Period
Determines the EMA smoothing length.
Typical values:
2
3
5
Alpha
Only used for the Inverse Fisher oscillators.
Higher values:
More sensitive
Faster
Lower values:
Smoother
Less reactive
Threshold Types
The indicator supports two threshold modes.
Auto
Automatically calculates adaptive thresholds based on historical oscillator behavior.
Advantages:
No optimization required
Automatically adapts to market volatility
Recommended for most users.
Custom
Allows manual threshold selection.
Use this if you want fixed signal levels.
Example:
High Threshold = 0.50
Low Threshold = -0.50
Threshold Compression
Optional feature.
Compression reduces extreme oscillator values while preserving the overall trend.
Benefits:
Better readability
Less exaggerated peaks
Cleaner visualization
Compression Intensity
0%
No compression.
100%
Maximum compression.
Typical values:
70–90%.
Oscillator Fill
Adds a semi-transparent fill between the oscillator and the zero line.
This improves visual trend recognition.
Can be disabled if preferred.
Color Logic
The oscillator changes color according to market conditions.
White
White indicates bullish momentum.
It appears when:
Bullish momentum is increasing
A bullish trend is forming
A bearish pullback is ending
Red
Red indicates bearish momentum.
It appears when:
Bearish momentum is increasing
A bearish trend is forming
A bullish pullback is ending
Understanding the Signals
The indicator does not generate signals by crossing the zero line.
Instead, every color change generates a signal.
This allows much earlier detection of momentum changes.
LONG Signal
Generated when the oscillator changes from:
Red → White
This indicates increasing bullish momentum.
SHORT Signal
Generated when the oscillator changes from:
White → Red
This indicates increasing bearish momentum.
Threshold Signals
The indicator distinguishes between two different signal qualities.
LONG Above Threshold
The color changes to white while the oscillator is already above the bullish threshold.
This represents:
Strong bullish momentum
High-quality trend continuation
Strong confirmation
These are generally the strongest long signals.
LONG Below Threshold
The oscillator turns white before reaching the bullish threshold.
This represents:
Early reversal
Trend beginning
More aggressive entry
Higher potential reward, but lower confirmation.
SHORT Below Threshold
The oscillator turns red while already below the bearish threshold.
Represents:
Strong bearish momentum
Confirmed downtrend
High-confidence short setup
SHORT Above Threshold
The oscillator turns red before reaching the bearish threshold.
Represents:
Early bearish reversal
Beginning of downward momentum
Higher risk but earlier entry.
Alerts
The indicator provides six independent TradingView alerts.
LONG
Triggered whenever the oscillator changes to white.
SHORT
Triggered whenever the oscillator changes to red.
LONG Above Threshold
Only triggers when bullish momentum begins above the upper threshold.
LONG Below Threshold
Only triggers below the threshold.
SHORT Below Threshold
Only triggers below the lower threshold.
SHORT Above Threshold
Only triggers above the lower threshold.
Typical Trading Interpretation
A common interpretation is:
White after red → potential long opportunity.
Red after white → potential short opportunity.
Signals occurring beyond the adaptive thresholds indicate stronger momentum and often provide higher-confidence entries.
Signals occurring before the thresholds may identify reversals earlier but generally require additional confirmation from price action, trend filters, or volume.
Recommended Markets
The indicator works particularly well on:
Cryptocurrency
Futures
Forex
Stocks
Indices
Recommended timeframes:
1 Minute
3 Minutes
5 Minutes
15 Minutes
1 Hour
Best Practice
For optimal results, combine the FMP Buecker V11 with complementary tools such as:
Trend filters (e.g., EMA 200 or Supertrend)
Volume analysis
Market structure (higher highs/lower lows)
Support and resistance levels
Using the FMP as part of a broader trading plan can help filter lower-quality signals and improve decision-making.
FMP Buecker V11 – User Guide
Version: 11 (2026-07-08)
Author: Martin Bücker
Introduction
FMP Buecker V11 is a momentum oscillator designed to identify the earliest possible changes in market momentum.
Unlike conventional oscillators that rely solely on crossing the zero line, the FMP uses dynamic color changes to detect transitions between strengthening and weakening bullish or bearish momentum.
Its primary purpose is to identify:
Beginning of bullish momentum
Beginning of bearish momentum
Pullbacks inside an existing trend
Strong trend phases
Early reversals
The indicator is especially suitable for intraday trading, scalping and swing trading.
Oscillator Types
The indicator offers four different oscillators.
1. Fisher Transform
Transforms price into an approximately Gaussian distribution.
Advantages:
Fast reaction
Excellent reversal detection
Very sensitive
Recommended for:
Scalping
Short-term trading
Crypto
Futures
2. Inverse Fisher RSI
Applies an Inverse Fisher Transform to the RSI.
Advantages:
Smooth signals
Reduced noise
Excellent trend confirmation
Recommended for:
Trend trading
Swing trading
3. Inverse Fisher Stochastic
Applies an Inverse Fisher Transform to the Stochastic Oscillator.
Advantages:
Detects overbought/oversold reversals
Very responsive
Recommended for:
Reversal trading
Fast markets
4. Inverse Fisher CCI
Uses the Commodity Channel Index with an Inverse Fisher Transform.
Advantages:
Excellent for identifying strong trends
Filters small fluctuations
Recommended for:
Trending markets
Commodity trading
Input Parameters
Source
Selects the input price.
Usually:
Close
Sampling Period
Determines the calculation length.
Typical values:
8–10 → very fast
13 → default
20–30 → smoother
Lower values increase sensitivity.
Higher values reduce noise.
Smooth Oscillator
Applies an additional EMA smoothing.
Benefits:
Less noise
Cleaner trends
Slightly more lag
Smoothing Period
Determines the EMA smoothing length.
Typical values:
2
3
5
Alpha
Only used for the Inverse Fisher oscillators.
Higher values:
More sensitive
Faster
Lower values:
Smoother
Less reactive
Threshold Types
The indicator supports two threshold modes.
Auto
Automatically calculates adaptive thresholds based on historical oscillator behavior.
Advantages:
No optimization required
Automatically adapts to market volatility
Recommended for most users.
Custom
Allows manual threshold selection.
Use this if you want fixed signal levels.
Example:
High Threshold = 0.50
Low Threshold = -0.50
Threshold Compression
Optional feature.
Compression reduces extreme oscillator values while preserving the overall trend.
Benefits:
Better readability
Less exaggerated peaks
Cleaner visualization
Compression Intensity
0%
No compression.
100%
Maximum compression.
Typical values:
70–90%.
Oscillator Fill
Adds a semi-transparent fill between the oscillator and the zero line.
This improves visual trend recognition.
Can be disabled if preferred.
Color Logic
The oscillator changes color according to market conditions.
White
White indicates bullish momentum.
It appears when:
Bullish momentum is increasing
A bullish trend is forming
A bearish pullback is ending
Red
Red indicates bearish momentum.
It appears when:
Bearish momentum is increasing
A bearish trend is forming
A bullish pullback is ending
Understanding the Signals
The indicator does not generate signals by crossing the zero line.
Instead, every color change generates a signal.
This allows much earlier detection of momentum changes.
LONG Signal
Generated when the oscillator changes from:
Red → White
This indicates increasing bullish momentum.
SHORT Signal
Generated when the oscillator changes from:
White → Red
This indicates increasing bearish momentum.
Threshold Signals
The indicator distinguishes between two different signal qualities.
LONG Above Threshold
The color changes to white while the oscillator is already above the bullish threshold.
This represents:
Strong bullish momentum
High-quality trend continuation
Strong confirmation
These are generally the strongest long signals.
LONG Below Threshold
The oscillator turns white before reaching the bullish threshold.
This represents:
Early reversal
Trend beginning
More aggressive entry
Higher potential reward, but lower confirmation.
SHORT Below Threshold
The oscillator turns red while already below the bearish threshold.
Represents:
Strong bearish momentum
Confirmed downtrend
High-confidence short setup
SHORT Above Threshold
The oscillator turns red before reaching the bearish threshold.
Represents:
Early bearish reversal
Beginning of downward momentum
Higher risk but earlier entry.
Alerts
The indicator provides six independent TradingView alerts.
LONG
Triggered whenever the oscillator changes to white.
SHORT
Triggered whenever the oscillator changes to red.
LONG Above Threshold
Only triggers when bullish momentum begins above the upper threshold.
LONG Below Threshold
Only triggers below the threshold.
SHORT Below Threshold
Only triggers below the lower threshold.
SHORT Above Threshold
Only triggers above the lower threshold.
Typical Trading Interpretation
A common interpretation is:
White after red → potential long opportunity.
Red after white → potential short opportunity.
Signals occurring beyond the adaptive thresholds indicate stronger momentum and often provide higher-confidence entries.
Signals occurring before the thresholds may identify reversals earlier but generally require additional confirmation from price action, trend filters, or volume.
Recommended Markets
The indicator works particularly well on:
Cryptocurrency
Futures
Forex
Stocks
Indices
Recommended timeframes:
1 Minute
3 Minutes
5 Minutes
15 Minutes
1 Hour
Best Practice
For optimal results, combine the FMP Buecker V11 with complementary tools such as:
Trend filters (e.g., EMA 200 or Supertrend)
Volume analysis
Market structure (higher highs/lower lows)
Support and resistance levels
Using the FMP as part of a broader trading plan can help filter lower-quality signals and improve decision-making.
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Script open-source
Dans l'esprit TradingView, le créateur de ce script l'a rendu open source afin que les traders puissent examiner et vérifier ses fonctionnalités. Bravo à l'auteur! Bien que vous puissiez l'utiliser gratuitement, n'oubliez pas que la republication du code est soumise à nos Règles.
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.