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Dynamic Range Deviation & Volatility Exhaustion

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The Dynamic Range Deviation indicator is a high-visibility technical analysis tool designed to identify periods of extreme market expansion and potential exhaustion. Using a Standard Deviation-based framework, it highlights candles that move significantly beyond the established mean, signaling "Overbought" or "Oversold" conditions through color-coded vertical overlays.

How It Works
The script calculates a central Basis line (Mean) and applies a Standard Deviation Multiplier to create a dynamic range.

Calculation: It measures the current price against its historical volatility over a user-defined lookback period.

Red Columns: Triggered when the price closes above the upper deviation band. This indicates a bullish extension where the price is statistically "expensive," often preceding a pullback or consolidation.

Blue Columns: Triggered when the price closes below the lower deviation band. This indicates a bearish extension where the price is statistically "cheap," often signaling a potential bounce or reversal.

Key Features
Modern UI: High-contrast, transparent overlays with distinct vertical borders for easy candle counting and trend duration analysis.

Adaptive Settings: Fully customizable lookback periods and multipliers to fit both Scalping (1m-15m) and Swing Trading (4h-1W) styles.

Clarity: Includes a "Range Fill" to help traders visualize the "Value Area" vs. the "Deviation Zones."

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