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Updated %R FreeWilly [FlowForge]
%R FreeWilly [FlowForge]
A dual-period Williams %R exhaustion detector built for intraday traders on micro futures and indices.
Uses two %R periods simultaneously a fast line and a slow line. When both are overbought at the same time, price is at a genuine range extreme across multiple timeframes. When both are oversold, the opposite. Single-period %R generates too much noise. This doesn't fire unless both agree.
What you get:
- Red shaded boxes on the price chart when overbought exhaustion is active potential SHORT zone
- Green shaded boxes when oversold exhaustion is active potential LONG zone
- Reversal arrows when the exhaustion zone breaks the momentum shift signal
- Fully customizable fast/slow lengths, colors, and thresholds
Best used alongside VWAP Reversion [FlowForge] and ORB Sessions 15m [FlowForge] when a SHORT or LONG zone label fires inside a red or green %R box, confluence is high. Use the ORB session boxes for context on where price is relative to the opening range.
Default settings: Fast 21 / Slow 112
Free and open source. No invite needed
A dual-period Williams %R exhaustion detector built for intraday traders on micro futures and indices.
Uses two %R periods simultaneously a fast line and a slow line. When both are overbought at the same time, price is at a genuine range extreme across multiple timeframes. When both are oversold, the opposite. Single-period %R generates too much noise. This doesn't fire unless both agree.
What you get:
- Red shaded boxes on the price chart when overbought exhaustion is active potential SHORT zone
- Green shaded boxes when oversold exhaustion is active potential LONG zone
- Reversal arrows when the exhaustion zone breaks the momentum shift signal
- Fully customizable fast/slow lengths, colors, and thresholds
Best used alongside VWAP Reversion [FlowForge] and ORB Sessions 15m [FlowForge] when a SHORT or LONG zone label fires inside a red or green %R box, confluence is high. Use the ORB session boxes for context on where price is relative to the opening range.
Default settings: Fast 21 / Slow 112
Free and open source. No invite needed
Release Notes
%R FreeWilly [FlowForge]A dual-period Williams %R exhaustion detector built for intraday traders on micro futures and indices.
Uses two %R periods simultaneously a fast line and a slow line. When both are overbought at the same time, price is at a genuine range extreme across multiple timeframes. When both are oversold, the opposite. Single-period %R generates too much noise. This doesn't fire unless both agree.
What you get:
- Red shaded boxes on the price chart when overbought exhaustion is active potential SHORT zone
- Green shaded boxes when oversold exhaustion is active potential LONG zone
- Reversal arrows when the exhaustion zone breaks the momentum shift signal
- Fully customizable fast/slow lengths, colors, and thresholds
Best used alongside ORB Sessions 15m [FlowForge] when a SHORT or LONG zone label fires inside a red or green %R box, confluence is high. Use the ORB session boxes for context on where price is relative to the opening range.
Default settings: Fast 14 / Slow 56
Free and open source. No invite needed
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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.