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QuantumPips Flow Bias

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QuantumPips Flow Bias (EMA + Volume Delta)

QuantumPips Flow Bias is a visual market-bias tool that combines trend direction (EMA) with a simple volume-pressure proxy to help you read whether buyers or sellers have had more control over the most recent price action.

This indicator is not a signal generator by default, it’s designed to give you context and confirmation so you can align entries with stronger market conditions.

1) What you see on the chart
Bull/Bear Flow Box


A large box is drawn using the last Lookback bars:

  • Green area = bullish pressure
  • Red area = bearish pressure
  • The label shows the split as:
  • Bull X% | Bear Y%


This percentage is calculated using a volume delta proxy:

  • If a candle closes up, its volume is treated as “bull volume”
  • If a candle closes down, its volume is treated as “bear volume”
  • Doji candles split volume 50/50


It’s a proxy, not true exchange order flow, but it’s useful for quickly spotting whether volume has mostly supported buying or selling inside the lookback window.

2) Trend Confirmation (EMA)

The indicator checks the trend using two EMAs:

  • EMA Fast (default 50)
  • EMA Slow (default 200)

When fast EMA is above slow EMA → trend bias is bullish
When fast EMA is below slow EMA → trend bias is bearish

Optional: Require EMA Fast slope

If ON, the fast EMA must also be rising (bull) or falling (bear). This filters chop but may reduce early bias flips.

3) Volume Delta Confirm (Proxy)

A second “pressure check” runs on a shorter window: Delta window (bars).

  • If Bull% is above Bull threshold → bull flow confirmation
  • If Bull% is below Bear threshold → bear flow confirmation


Defaults:

Bull confirm if Bull% > 55%
Bear confirm if Bull% < 45%

4) Bias logic (how “Bullish/Bearish/Neutral” is decided)

The indicator only shows a strong bias when both conditions agree:

✅ Bullish = (EMA trend bullish) AND (flow bullish)
✅ Bearish = (EMA trend bearish) AND (flow bearish)
Otherwise → Neutral (mixed or choppy conditions)

5) Projection line (dashed)

The dashed line is a simple forward “roadmap” based on:

  • ATR distance × multiplier
  • Optionally scaled by flow strength


This projection is best used as a reference area, not a target guarantee. It’s meant to help you visualize where price could reach if the bias continues.

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