Unicorn Model [Pro+] (Juno)

• Swing High / Swing Low
  A swing high is a local peak with lower highs on both sides of the highest high, and a swing low is a local trough with higher lows on both sides of the lowest low. These levels represent resting liquidity and are part of confirming the initial raid condition.
• OHLC Liquidity
  A candle’s points of reference, with a special focus on the candle’s high and low. These levels represent resting liquidity points, which can be categorized as a type of liquidity raid, or initial raid condition.
• Liquidity Sweep (Raid)
  Occurs when price trades through a prior swing high or low (or OHLC Liquidity), triggering resting liquidity. This is the first requirement for breaker formation. The model will not evaluate a breaker unless liquidity has been swept.
• Breaker Blocks (BB)
  They form when price takes out liquidity at a previous swing high or low and then reverses, using the area of that move as a new structural anchor. In a bearish scenario, the breaker block is the last down-close or series of down closes at the most recent swing low before price pushes above an old high. When the breakout above the high triggers buy stops and price then reverses lower, the down closed candle or candles become the breaker block. In a bullish scenario, it is the last up-close candle or series of up-closes at the most recent swing high before price pushes below an old low. When sell stops are triggered and price reverses higher, that up candle or series of up candles becomes the breaker block.
• Fair Value Gap (FVG)
  A form of price delivery imbalance, which leaves behind an area of one-sided delivery, manifested as a candle creating a gap between the previous and following candle's wicks.
• Displacement
  A strong directional move that creates imbalances in the form of FVGs, confirms intent, and displays a willingness to move away from a key level. Displacement provides the context for both the initial structure and its failure.
• Breaker Confirmation
  A breaker is only confirmed when a candle body fully closes through the originating structure’s range after a liquidity sweep. Wick interaction alone is not sufficient.
• Risk Range (R)
  The distance between the breaker zone and its invalidation point. This range is used to calculate projected targets (R multiples).
• Target Projections (R Multiples)
  Predefined extensions (e.g., 1R, 1.5R, 2R, 3R) are derived from the breaker’s risk range. These act as mechanical delivery objectives.
• Invalidation
  A breaker is invalidated when price violates either of the user defined conditions: Trading back past the breaker range in the opposite direction of its confirmation; or trading beyond the swing formed between the sweep and the activation.

1. Liquidity is taken (high/low is swept)
2. Structure fails (prior structure is closed through)
3. Breaker is confirmed and plotted

NQ1!

• Unicorn Model Alerts
  Enable Alerts? to receive TradingView alerts for key Unicorn Model events, including early breaker interaction, setup activation, target delivery, invalidation warnings, and full invalidation. Available alert conditions:
  

  ‣ Potential Breaker: Alerts when Price first wicks beyond a breaker level before the close as confirmation/activation.
  ‣ Activation: Alerts when a Unicorn or Breaker setup becomes fully active upon candle close confirmation.
  ‣ Target Reached: Alerts when an active Unicorn or Breaker reaches its projected R:R target.
  ‣ Invalidation Warning: Alerts when an active Unicorn or Breaker is approaching invalidation.
  ‣ Invalidation Hit: Alerts when an active Unicorn or Breaker is fully invalidated.

  
  Alerts are managed from the indicator settings and must be selected before creating the TradingView alert.

• Bias Control
  This setting allows traders to display:
  

  ‣ Bullish models only
  ‣ Bearish models only
  ‣ Neutral (Bullish and Bearish)
  ‣ Automatic (Higher Timeframe Trend Filtering)

  
  This enables analysts to focus their analysis directionally and filters setups that are not aligned to their higher timeframe bias.
  
  EURUSD on a downtrend, difference of Bullish vs. Bearish Bias:
  

• R:R and Target Projection System
  

  ‣ Define a base R:R (e.g., 2R)
  ‣ Customize any projection multiples (e.g., 1, 1.5, 2, 3)
  ‣ Automatically plot mechanical delivery targets

  
  These projections provide a consistent framework for evaluating price delivery.
  
  NQ1! with multiple R Projections:
  

• Breaker Filtering & Quality Control
  

  ‣ History: limits the number of previous and currently active breaker structures displayed to reduce chart clutter or to increase the model visibility for backtesting.
  ‣ Unicorn Mode: traders can enable stricter internal conditions to filter for higher-quality breaker formations. This mode detects Breaker Blocks that overlap with FVGs, prioritizing cleaner, displacement-driven setups.

  
  ES1! difference of Breaker and Unicorn Model (without and with FVG overlap):
  
  

  ‣ Use Swing as Invalidation: instead of invalidating breakers at the zone extreme, this mode switches invalidation logic to the swing created post liquidity raid. This allows the model to remain active until deeper structural retracement occurs.

  
  6A1! showcase of how Swing As Invalidation visually changes Projections and Breakers:
  
  

  ‣ Discard Invalidated Setups: To keep charts cleaner, this setting deletes invalidated setups that were plotted, allowing for a more focused and active view.

  
  CL1! cleaner chart for tape reading or journaling:
  

• Liquidity Source Configuration
  The model can use multiple data inputs for identifying liquidity. Choose to track Single or Multiple liquidity sources in three forms: Swing Liquidity and OHLC Liquidity, or both.
  The Source A/B/C customization is gated by the master Sources settings.
  
  

  ‣ Automatic Mode: pre-defined Single or Multiple liquidity sources based on Juno’s studies and model refinement over the years. Users can decide to bypass this with Manual mode and set their own liquidity preferences.

  
  YM1! OHLC Liquidity vs Swing Liquidity:
  

• Breaker Size Filter
  Traders can choose from a pre-tuned set of options to only show Small, Medium and Large breakers. The sizes are dynamic between per asset volatility, and specific to their innate characteristics.
  Users can also filter breaker zones based on Custom size constraints:
  

  ‣ Min Zone Size in points or pips
  ‣ Max Zone Size in points or pips

  
  This helps refine setups and maintain consistency across different market conditions, as well as discarding unwanted setups and refining them into smaller/larger ranges.
  
  BTC1! Daily chart with and without a $5000 Minimum Breaker Size Filter:
  

• Time Filter
  Users have the option to display model activations up to three customizable sessions in their own custom timezone. Time filters are defaulted to New York EST.
  This is particularly useful for intraday traders focusing on specific market windows and eliminating setups that plot outside their trading hours.
  
  GBPUSD Time Filter set to London Session at 02:00 - 05:00:
  

• Info Table
  Users will find two modes for the Info Table: Simple retains the most important elements of the model while Detailed introduces more active settings enabled filters. You can customize the table position and size for optimal chart style preferences.
  The table provides a structured overview of:
  

  ‣ Asset
  ‣ Chart Timeframe
  ‣ Current Active Setup Liquidity
  ‣ Bias Mode
  ‣ Invalidation Type
  ‣ Breaker Size Filter (if enabled)
  ‣ Time Filter (if enabled)

  
  

• Studying failed structure and orderflow shifts
• Tracking liquidity-driven continuation setups
• Reviewing breaker performance across sessions
• Aligning execution with higher-timeframe narrative

1. Add Unicorn Model° [Pro+] (Juno) to any TradingView chart. The model is fractal and functions across all timeframes and instruments.
2. Use breaker zones to identify potential structural flips.
3. Monitor projected targets for delivery behaviour.
4. Observe invalidation to understand failed setups.

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