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Aggiornato SQZPRO + RSI Divergence
This indicator combines two tools in a single sub-pane below your chart:
RSI (top half of the logic) — a standard RSI plotted on its usual 0–100 scale, with horizontal lines at 70 (overbought), 50 (midline), and 30 (oversold). Length and source are configurable.
Squeeze PRO (volatility compression) — it compares Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations) against three Keltner Channel widths (1x, 1.5x, and 2x average true range). Depending on how tightly the Bollinger Bands are nested inside those channels, it classifies the current bar into one of five states, each shown as a colored dot sitting on the RSI's 50-line:
Blue — transitional/no clear squeeze
Yellow — narrow squeeze (tightest compression, most "coiled")
Red — normal squeeze
Black — wide squeeze (loosest compression, but still squeezed)
Green — squeeze released (bands have expanded outward — volatility breakout in progress)
There's also an optional momentum histogram (off by default, toggle "Show MOM Histogram") that shows a linear-regression-based momentum oscillator, similar to the classic squeeze momentum indicator.
RSI Divergence — this scans for pivot highs/lows in the RSI and compares them to price pivots over the same span. When RSI and price disagree, it draws a short line connecting the two RSI pivot points plus a label, directly on the RSI plot:
"Bull" (regular bullish, green) — price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low; potential reversal up
"Bear" (regular bearish, red) — price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high; potential reversal down
"H Bull" / "H Bear" (hidden divergences, dimmer colors, off by default) — typically signal trend continuation rather than reversal
These signals are confirmed lbR bars (default 5) after the actual pivot, which is normal for any divergence tool — it trades a small delay for fewer false signals.
Confluence — the script tracks when a squeeze "fires" (transitions to the green/released state) and checks whether a divergence occurred on that same bar. If both line up, it triggers a separate "Bullish Confluence" or "Bearish Confluence" alert — the idea being that a volatility expansion plus a divergence in the same direction is a stronger combined signal than either alone.
Alerts are set up for every divergence type, for squeeze release on its own, and for the two confluence cases, so you can build alerts off whichever combination matters to you.
RSI (top half of the logic) — a standard RSI plotted on its usual 0–100 scale, with horizontal lines at 70 (overbought), 50 (midline), and 30 (oversold). Length and source are configurable.
Squeeze PRO (volatility compression) — it compares Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations) against three Keltner Channel widths (1x, 1.5x, and 2x average true range). Depending on how tightly the Bollinger Bands are nested inside those channels, it classifies the current bar into one of five states, each shown as a colored dot sitting on the RSI's 50-line:
Blue — transitional/no clear squeeze
Yellow — narrow squeeze (tightest compression, most "coiled")
Red — normal squeeze
Black — wide squeeze (loosest compression, but still squeezed)
Green — squeeze released (bands have expanded outward — volatility breakout in progress)
There's also an optional momentum histogram (off by default, toggle "Show MOM Histogram") that shows a linear-regression-based momentum oscillator, similar to the classic squeeze momentum indicator.
RSI Divergence — this scans for pivot highs/lows in the RSI and compares them to price pivots over the same span. When RSI and price disagree, it draws a short line connecting the two RSI pivot points plus a label, directly on the RSI plot:
"Bull" (regular bullish, green) — price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low; potential reversal up
"Bear" (regular bearish, red) — price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high; potential reversal down
"H Bull" / "H Bear" (hidden divergences, dimmer colors, off by default) — typically signal trend continuation rather than reversal
These signals are confirmed lbR bars (default 5) after the actual pivot, which is normal for any divergence tool — it trades a small delay for fewer false signals.
Confluence — the script tracks when a squeeze "fires" (transitions to the green/released state) and checks whether a divergence occurred on that same bar. If both line up, it triggers a separate "Bullish Confluence" or "Bearish Confluence" alert — the idea being that a volatility expansion plus a divergence in the same direction is a stronger combined signal than either alone.
Alerts are set up for every divergence type, for squeeze release on its own, and for the two confluence cases, so you can build alerts off whichever combination matters to you.
Note di rilascio
This indicator combines two tools in a single sub-pane below your chart:RSI (top half of the logic) — a standard RSI plotted on its usual 0–100 scale, with horizontal lines at 70 (overbought), 50 (midline), and 30 (oversold). Length and source are configurable.
Squeeze PRO (volatility compression) — it compares Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations) against three Keltner Channel widths (1x, 1.5x, and 2x average true range). Depending on how tightly the Bollinger Bands are nested inside those channels, it classifies the current bar into one of five states, each shown as a colored dot sitting on the RSI's 50-line:
Blue — transitional/no clear squeeze
Yellow — narrow squeeze (tightest compression, most "coiled")
Red — normal squeeze
Black — wide squeeze (loosest compression, but still squeezed)
Green — squeeze released (bands have expanded outward — volatility breakout in progress)
There's also an optional momentum histogram (off by default, toggle "Show MOM Histogram") that shows a linear-regression-based momentum oscillator, similar to the classic squeeze momentum indicator.
RSI Divergence — this scans for pivot highs/lows in the RSI and compares them to price pivots over the same span. When RSI and price disagree, it draws a short line connecting the two RSI pivot points plus a label, directly on the RSI plot:
"Bull" (regular bullish, green) — price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low; potential reversal up
"Bear" (regular bearish, red) — price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high; potential reversal down
"H Bull" / "H Bear" (hidden divergences, dimmer colors, off by default) — typically signal trend continuation rather than reversal
These signals are confirmed lbR bars (default 5) after the actual pivot, which is normal for any divergence tool — it trades a small delay for fewer false signals.
Confluence — the script tracks when a squeeze "fires" (transitions to the green/released state) and checks whether a divergence occurred on that same bar. If both line up, it triggers a separate "Bullish Confluence" or "Bearish Confluence" alert — the idea being that a volatility expansion plus a divergence in the same direction is a stronger combined signal than either alone.
Alerts are set up for every divergence type, for squeeze release on its own, and for the two confluence cases, so you can build alerts off whichever combination matters to you.
Note di rilascio
This indicator combines two tools in a single sub-pane below your chart:RSI (top half of the logic) — a standard RSI plotted on its usual 0–100 scale, with horizontal lines at 70 (overbought), 50 (midline), and 30 (oversold). Length and source are configurable.
Squeeze PRO (volatility compression) — it compares Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations) against three Keltner Channel widths (1x, 1.5x, and 2x average true range). Depending on how tightly the Bollinger Bands are nested inside those channels, it classifies the current bar into one of five states, each shown as a colored dot sitting on the RSI's 50-line:
Blue — transitional/no clear squeeze
Yellow — narrow squeeze (tightest compression, most "coiled")
Red — normal squeeze
Black — wide squeeze (loosest compression, but still squeezed)
Green — squeeze released (bands have expanded outward — volatility breakout in progress)
There's also an optional momentum histogram (off by default, toggle "Show MOM Histogram") that shows a linear-regression-based momentum oscillator, similar to the classic squeeze momentum indicator.
RSI Divergence — this scans for pivot highs/lows in the RSI and compares them to price pivots over the same span. When RSI and price disagree, it draws a short line connecting the two RSI pivot points plus a label, directly on the RSI plot:
"Bull" (regular bullish, green) — price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low; potential reversal up
"Bear" (regular bearish, red) — price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high; potential reversal down
"H Bull" / "H Bear" (hidden divergences, dimmer colors, off by default) — typically signal trend continuation rather than reversal
These signals are confirmed lbR bars (default 5) after the actual pivot, which is normal for any divergence tool — it trades a small delay for fewer false signals.
Confluence — the script tracks when a squeeze "fires" (transitions to the green/released state) and checks whether a divergence occurred on that same bar. If both line up, it triggers a separate "Bullish Confluence" or "Bearish Confluence" alert — the idea being that a volatility expansion plus a divergence in the same direction is a stronger combined signal than either alone.
Alerts are set up for every divergence type, for squeeze release on its own, and for the two confluence cases, so you can build alerts off whichever combination matters to you.
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Release Notes
This indicator combines two tools in a single sub-pane below your chart:
RSI (top half of the logic) — a standard RSI plotted on its usual 0–100 scale, with horizontal lines at 70 (overbought), 50 (midline), and 30 (oversold). Length and source are configurable.
Squeeze PRO (volatility compression) — it compares Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations) against three Keltner Channel widths (1x, 1.5x, and 2x average true range). Depending on how tightly the Bollinger Bands are nested inside those channels, it classifies the current bar into one of five states, each shown as a colored dot sitting on the RSI's 50-line:
Blue — transitional/no clear squeeze
Yellow — narrow squeeze (tightest compression, most "coiled")
Red — normal squeeze
Black — wide squeeze (loosest compression, but still squeezed)
Green — squeeze released (bands have expanded outward — volatility breakout in progress)
There's also an optional momentum histogram (off by default, toggle "Show MOM Histogram") that shows a linear-regression-based momentum oscillator, similar to the classic squeeze momentum indicator.
RSI Divergence — this scans for pivot highs/lows in the RSI and compares them to price pivots over the same span. When RSI and price disagree, it draws a short line connecting the two RSI pivot points plus a label, directly on the RSI plot:
"Bull" (regular bullish, green) — price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low; potential reversal up
"Bear" (regular bearish, red) — price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high; potential reversal down
"H Bull" / "H Bear" (hidden divergences, dimmer colors, off by default) — typically signal trend continuation rather than reversal
These signals are confirmed lbR bars (default 5) after the actual pivot, which is normal for any divergence tool — it trades a small delay for fewer false signals.
Confluence — the script tracks when a squeeze "fires" (transitions to the green/released state) and checks whether a divergence occurred on that same bar. If both line up, it triggers a separate "Bullish Confluence" or "Bearish Confluence" alert — the idea being that a volatility expansion plus a divergence in the same direction is a stronger combined signal than either alone.
Alerts are set up for every divergence type, for squeeze release on its own, and for the two confluence cases, so you can build alerts off whichever combination matters to you.
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Script open-source
Nello spirito di TradingView, l'autore di questo script lo ha reso open source, in modo che i trader possano esaminarne e verificarne la funzionalità. Complimenti all'autore! Sebbene sia possibile utilizzarlo gratuitamente, ricordiamo che la ripubblicazione del codice è soggetta al nostro Regolamento.
Declinazione di responsabilità
Le informazioni e le pubblicazioni non sono intese come, e non costituiscono, consulenza o raccomandazioni finanziarie, di investimento, di trading o di altro tipo fornite o approvate da TradingView. Per ulteriori informazioni, consultare i Termini di utilizzo.