EMS-FVG/OB/IDM

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EMS-FVG/OB/IDM

One zone tool: order blocks, fair value gaps and inducement together.

Order blocks

A zone forms when price closes past a fractal, using the last opposite candle before the move. It can be limited to blocks followed by an FVG.
Stats inside the zone: buy/sell split (footprint, or estimated with ~), delta, volume rank (STRONG / HIGH / NORMAL), TRAPPED buyers/sellers, a back-to-even line, and a retest count (FRESH / GREAT / OK / WEAK).
Optional dotted “possible zone” before the break, and an option to show 5-min order blocks on lower charts.

Fair value gaps / IFVG

FVGs detected on 5-min (or 1-min) candles, with filters for size and displacement.
Graded A–D, with a hold rate % from a simple real-trade test.
The 50% (CE) tap is marked. When price breaks an FVG with a strong candle, it flips into an IFVG.

IDM (inducement)

After a BOS or CHoCH, the first pullback is the inducement, the “trap” level where early traders get in.
⚠ IDM = not swept yet. Don’t enter; the zone behind it isn’t ready.
IDM ✓ = price swept it. The trap is done, and the zone behind it is armed.
A new BOS or CHoCH before the sweep cancels it. An optional minor IDM tracks the latest pullback.
Structure follows the same rules as EMS, on 5-min by default with a 1-min option. It doesn’t repaint.

How to use it: structure gives the direction. Wait for the ⚠ IDM to be swept, then look for a reaction at the order block or FVG behind it.

Before you publish: credits
Both scripts include other people’s open-source code, and TradingView’s rules require you to credit them and publish open-source:

EMS-FVG/OB/IDM: the FVG part is from Zeiierman (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0: must credit, non-commercial, same license). The order block part is from Nephew_Sam_’s “Orderblocks.” Its credit was removed earlier, so add it back in the description.
EMS: it was originally built on BigBeluga’s Smart Money Concepts, and the S/R zones came from the “Ultimate High Volume Pivot Support & Resistance Zones” indicator. Those credit lines were removed earlier too.

Add a line like “Based on work by Zeiierman, Nephew_Sam_, BigBeluga and [S/R zones author], modified” to each description, and publish as open-source. Without that, TradingView moderators can hide the script.

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