OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
FTFC Simple
FTFC Signal — Full Timeframe Continuity (60m · D · W · M)
Indicator twin of the backtested "FTFC Full Timeframe Continuity" strategy. Same engine — same presets, debounce, loss cooldown, ETF-shorts rule — but built as an indicator: no TradingView order arrows, alerts fire, and it exposes sortable Screener columns.
How it scores
Compares price to the open of four timeframes — 60-minute, Daily, Weekly, Monthly. Each aligned timeframe = +1 (close above open) or −1 (below). Sum = a continuity score from −4 (all four bearish) to +4 (all four bullish). Full continuity = all timeframes pointing the same way.
Signal engine (bar-close, identical to strategy)
- Long when score ≥ entry threshold, price-strength and open-spread filters pass
- Short when score ≤ threshold (optional Monthly-red gate)
- Debounce — score must hold N bars before a signal fires (kills chop)
- Loss cooldown — blocks re-entry N bars after a losing exit
- Simulated position state drives entry/exit/reverse; no repaint
Presets
- Auto — maps thresholds, debounce, cooldown from your chart timeframe
- Long-bias (best 1h)
- Majority stop-and-reverse (best 2022+)
- Long-only wide-hold (max profit factor / single stocks / ≥ 4h)
- Custom — every threshold exposed
On the chart
- Price-pane trade marks — teal ▲ long, coral ▼ short, red ▼ exit; brighter = more timeframes aligned at entry
- Optional FTFC status panel — per-timeframe direction, % from each open, live score meter, position P/L, active filters
- Optional tradable-tickers table — edge-screened names with strategy-minus-buy&hold margins
Indicator twin of the backtested "FTFC Full Timeframe Continuity" strategy. Same engine — same presets, debounce, loss cooldown, ETF-shorts rule — but built as an indicator: no TradingView order arrows, alerts fire, and it exposes sortable Screener columns.
How it scores
Compares price to the open of four timeframes — 60-minute, Daily, Weekly, Monthly. Each aligned timeframe = +1 (close above open) or −1 (below). Sum = a continuity score from −4 (all four bearish) to +4 (all four bullish). Full continuity = all timeframes pointing the same way.
Signal engine (bar-close, identical to strategy)
- Long when score ≥ entry threshold, price-strength and open-spread filters pass
- Short when score ≤ threshold (optional Monthly-red gate)
- Debounce — score must hold N bars before a signal fires (kills chop)
- Loss cooldown — blocks re-entry N bars after a losing exit
- Simulated position state drives entry/exit/reverse; no repaint
Presets
- Auto — maps thresholds, debounce, cooldown from your chart timeframe
- Long-bias (best 1h)
- Majority stop-and-reverse (best 2022+)
- Long-only wide-hold (max profit factor / single stocks / ≥ 4h)
- Custom — every threshold exposed
On the chart
- Price-pane trade marks — teal ▲ long, coral ▼ short, red ▼ exit; brighter = more timeframes aligned at entry
- Optional FTFC status panel — per-timeframe direction, % from each open, live score meter, position P/L, active filters
- Optional tradable-tickers table — edge-screened names with strategy-minus-buy&hold margins
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.