OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Wake Up watch Filter
consolidation Spotting the Spark:
Catching Reversals at the Absolute End of Consolidation In the financial markets, the most explosive moves do not happen during active trends; they are born in the quietest moments of consolidation. When a market moves sideways, retail volume drains out and standard indicators lag, making it easy to fall asleep at the wheel.
The Wake Up Watch Filter is engineered specifically to fix this, acting as a direct wake-up call to alert you precisely when a tight consolidation is exhausting its energy and preparing to break out. Instead of guessing when a sideways market will end, the algorithm uses a highly responsive combination of volatility compression and volume dry-up to clock the exact moment of peak saturation: [ TIGHT SIDEWAYS DRIFT ] ──> [ VOLUME DRIES UP ] ──> [ 🟢 WAKE UP SIGNAL! ] ( Bollinger inside Keltner) (Transaction Percentile < 40%) (Explosive Turn Imminent)
Why the Timing is Precise The Absolute Apex of the Squeeze: By monitoring when Bollinger Bands compress completely inside the Keltner Channels, the script mathematically maps when the market has coiled as tightly as possible.
The Institutional Clue: It overlays a relative volume percentile rank (ta.percentrank <= 40%). When volume drops into this extreme lower tier, it proves that retail selling pressure has completely dried up and market makers have finished gathering their orders.The Instant Trigger: The script uses a clean state constraint (wakeUpSignal and not wakeUpSignal[1]).
This ensures that it ignores the boring, early phases of a consolidation and fires a single, high-impact "WAKE UP" arrow right at the very edge of the range—giving you the exact heads-up you need to position your entries right before the next major market wave takes off.
Catching Reversals at the Absolute End of Consolidation In the financial markets, the most explosive moves do not happen during active trends; they are born in the quietest moments of consolidation. When a market moves sideways, retail volume drains out and standard indicators lag, making it easy to fall asleep at the wheel.
The Wake Up Watch Filter is engineered specifically to fix this, acting as a direct wake-up call to alert you precisely when a tight consolidation is exhausting its energy and preparing to break out. Instead of guessing when a sideways market will end, the algorithm uses a highly responsive combination of volatility compression and volume dry-up to clock the exact moment of peak saturation: [ TIGHT SIDEWAYS DRIFT ] ──> [ VOLUME DRIES UP ] ──> [ 🟢 WAKE UP SIGNAL! ] ( Bollinger inside Keltner) (Transaction Percentile < 40%) (Explosive Turn Imminent)
Why the Timing is Precise The Absolute Apex of the Squeeze: By monitoring when Bollinger Bands compress completely inside the Keltner Channels, the script mathematically maps when the market has coiled as tightly as possible.
The Institutional Clue: It overlays a relative volume percentile rank (ta.percentrank <= 40%). When volume drops into this extreme lower tier, it proves that retail selling pressure has completely dried up and market makers have finished gathering their orders.The Instant Trigger: The script uses a clean state constraint (wakeUpSignal and not wakeUpSignal[1]).
This ensures that it ignores the boring, early phases of a consolidation and fires a single, high-impact "WAKE UP" arrow right at the very edge of the range—giving you the exact heads-up you need to position your entries right before the next major market wave takes off.
Open-source script
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Disclaimer
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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.