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Larry Williams Commercial Bias & %R Strategy
How to Interpret and Trade the StrategyThis indicator combines Williams %R (momentum momentum) with Institutional Volume Bias (simulating Commercial Trader footprint) to spot trend reversals.Commercial Sell Signal (Red Triangle):Trigger: Occurs when the blue line crosses below the -20 level from the overbought zone while heavy distribution volume is detected.Market Meaning: This aligns with the COT report data you analyzed earlier. It means the asset is overbought, and "Smart Money" (Commercial Hedgers) is heavily shorting/selling at the top. You should look for Short/Sell opportunities.Commercial Buy Signal (Green Triangle):Trigger: Occurs when the blue line crosses back above the -80 level from the oversold zone while heavy accumulation volume is detected.Market Meaning: It indicates that prices have dropped to an extreme discount level, and Commercials are aggressively buying the physical asset. You should look for Long/Buy opportunities.The Center Line (-50):This acts as the baseline momentum indicator. If the blue line is above -50, the bulls are in control; if it is below -50, the bears hold short-term control.
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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
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