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MTF SMA + Dashboard

Overview
This indicator answers one question at a glance: on which timeframes is the fast SMA above the slow SMA, and on which is it below? It reads the relationship between two simple moving averages (default lengths 9 and 20) on up to seven timeframes and shows the result as a compact table of colored badges directly on the chart. Each badge reads "Bull" when the fast SMA is above the slow SMA and "Bear" when it is below.

The goal is not to introduce a new moving average. The goal is to remove the need to flip through seven charts to check whether the short-term and higher-timeframe trend agree. Two things set the script apart:

A multi-timeframe overlay table that sits on the price chart itself. Seven timeframes are condensed into one small block of badges, with an alignment count, an alignment background tint, alignment alerts and an explicit choice between confirmed and live higher-timeframe data.
Customization down to the single element. Every timeframe slot, every optional row, every color, both text sizes, the grid, the frame, the position and the margin on each edge can be set independently, so the table fits an existing chart layout instead of forcing the layout to fit the table.

What is displayed

One badge pair per timeframe, for example "H4 | Bear". Defaults are D1, H4, H1, M30, M15, M5 and M1. Every timeframe can be changed or switched off individually.
An optional header row showing the SMA lengths in use.
An optional summary badge that counts the majority side across the active timeframes, for example "5/7 Bull".
Optionally the two SMA lines of the chart timeframe.
An optional light background tint on bars where all active timeframes point the same way.

If the two averages are exactly equal, or a timeframe does not yet have enough bars to calculate the slow SMA, the badge shows a neutral dash instead of Bull or Bear.

Built to fit your chart, not the other way round
Dashboard tables often collide with what is already on the chart: the legend at the top, the logo at the bottom left, other indicator tables in the corners. This script treats the layout as a first-class feature.

Nine positions, vertical or horizontal arrangement, and a separate margin for the top, bottom, left and right edge. A margin only takes effect on the edge the table is actually placed on, so the table can be moved clear of the legend or the logo without shifting anything else.
A compact mode merges the timeframe label and the state into a single badge per timeframe, which roughly halves the width of the table.
Timeframe slots that are switched off disappear and the remaining badges close the gap, so the table is never larger than it needs to be. The same applies to the optional header and summary rows.
Background color and text color are independent for Bull, Bear, neutral and the timeframe label. Text color is never derived from the background, so the text stays readable with any opacity setting.
The grid between the badges can follow the chart background, which makes the badges look detached, or take a custom color for a classic table look. The gap width and an optional outer frame are adjustable.
Text sizes are set separately for the timeframe label and the state, and the font can be switched to monospace for evenly aligned columns.
The badge texts are available in English and German, or can be replaced by any custom wording.

How it works
For each timeframe the script requests the state of the two SMAs through request.security() on the chart's own symbol. The state is +1 when SMA(fast) > SMA(slow), -1 when SMA(fast) < SMA(slow) and 0 otherwise. The table is drawn once on the last bar, while the states themselves are calculated on every bar so that the background tint and the alerts work across the whole chart history.

The summary badge counts how many active timeframes are bullish and how many are bearish and displays the larger group. Timeframes that are switched off are excluded from the count, from the tint and from the alerts.

Repainting: please read
The input "Live mode" controls how higher-timeframe data is read, and it changes the behavior of the script materially.

Live mode ON (default): the state of the bar that is still forming on each timeframe is used. The dashboard reacts immediately, but a badge can flip back and forth until the bar of that timeframe closes. On historical bars only confirmed values exist, so the background tint you see in history can differ from what was visible in real time. In this mode the script repaints.
Live mode OFF: the script reads the state of the last completed bar of each timeframe, using the value offset by one bar together with barmerge.lookahead_on. This is the documented pattern for non-repainting higher-timeframe requests. It does not look into the future on historical bars, and in real time a badge changes only when a bar of that timeframe closes. History and real time match. The trade-off is a delay of up to one bar of the respective timeframe.

If you use the alerts or evaluate the tint on past data, switch Live mode off.

How to use it
The dashboard is a context tool. A typical use is to check whether the lower timeframes you trade on agree with the higher-timeframe direction before acting on your own setup, or to be notified when all selected timeframes line up. It does not generate entries, exits, stops or targets, and an SMA relationship alone is not a trading system. Moving averages lag by construction, and in ranging markets the badges will flip frequently.

Alerts
Two alert conditions are available: all active timeframes have turned Bull, and all active timeframes have turned Bear. Each fires on the bar where full alignment is first reached. The alerts can be silenced with a single input. For stable alerts, switch Live mode off and set the alert to trigger once per bar close.

Settings

Display language of the badges: English, German or custom text.
On/off switches: dashboard, header row, summary badge, compact single-badge mode, SMA lines, alignment tint, alerts.
SMA: fast length, slow length, source, Live mode, line colors.
Timeframes: seven slots, each with its own on/off switch and timeframe selector. Badge labels such as H4 or M15 are derived automatically.
Position and margins, grid and frame, font, colors: as described in the layout section above.

The settings are grouped and numbered in the dialog, starting with the display language.

Limitations

Timeframes lower than the chart timeframe are supported, but the badge then shows the state of the last lower-timeframe bar inside the current chart bar. For a consistent reading, use the dashboard on a chart timeframe that is equal to or lower than the lowest active timeframe, or switch the lower slots off.
The script issues two data requests per timeframe slot, fourteen in total with the default configuration.
Timeframes without sufficient history show the neutral dash until the slow SMA can be calculated.
Input labels in the settings dialog are shown in English and German at the same time, because Pine Script does not allow input titles to change at runtime.

This script is provided for informational and educational purposes. It is not financial advice.

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v3.0 — FU candles, Bollinger Bands, MTF SMA lines and module switches

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The dashboard is now one indicator made of four modules that can be switched on and off independently. The SMA 9/20 dashboard itself works exactly as before.

New

Module switches at the top. Group "0 · MODULES" turns each part on or off with one click: dashboard table, SMA 9/20 lines, alignment background, FU candles, Bollinger Bands, MTF SMA lines. Settings of a switched-off module are dimmed.
FU candle detector (liquidity sweeps). Marks candles whose wick takes out the previous candle's high or low and that close back in the opposite direction, in three tiers: AFU (close beyond the previous body), FU (close beyond the previous range) and SFU (FU that also sweeps a swing high/low and shows ATR displacement). ATR-based quality filters, optional SMA trend filter, confirmation on bar close (no repaint).
Label tooltips. Hover an FU label to see what the candle type means, which candle was swept, where the candle started (open), how far the sweep went and where it ended (close).
Fair Value Gaps and levels. An FVG left by an FU candle is drawn as a box. Optional lines for the 50% level of the body and the sweep wick.
Bollinger Bands. Basis, upper and lower band with selectable MA type (SMA, EMA, SMMA, WMA, VWMA), fill, price labels at the right edge and an optional FU filter (the sweep wick must pierce the band). The basis uses the color of the SMA 20.
MTF SMA lines. Up to 8 SMA lines from any timeframe, chosen from the timeframe dropdown. Default set: M30 SMA 9/20, H1 SMA 9/20/200, H4 SMA 9/20/200 — dotted, blue shades for SMA 9, red shades for SMA 20, lighter with higher timeframes. Each line carries a label such as "H4 · SMA 200" with its price. Live mode or closed candles only (no repaint). Timeframes below the chart timeframe are hidden automatically.
Labels for SMA 9 and SMA 20. The two lines of the chart timeframe now carry labels like the MTF lines, for example "M15 · SMA 9".
Label collision guard. Labels of the SMA 9/20 lines, the MTF SMA lines and the Bollinger Bands are arranged together when prices lie close: spread vertically with a connector line to the real price, or staggered to the right. Minimum distance and spacing are adjustable.
Alignment background colors. The background tint shown while all dashboard timeframes point the same way now has its own Bull and Bear colors, including opacity.
11 new alerts. Bullish / bearish SFU, FU and AFU, any bullish / bearish FU, FU candle with FVG, close crossing the upper / lower Bollinger Band.

Changed

Name is now "MTF SMA Dashboard" (short title "MTF SMA").
The dashboard table now sits at the bottom right by default.
Settings groups carry a colored module mark: blue = dashboard, orange = FU candles, purple = Bollinger Bands, green = MTF SMA lines.
The display language input also controls the tooltips of the new labels. English and Custom show English tooltips, Deutsch shows German ones.
The alignment background no longer follows the pill colors of groups 8 and 9. Set it in group 23.
Color, shape, size and line style are adjustable for every new element. All menu texts are bilingual (Deutsch / English).

Note: the settings dialog was restructured. Please reset the indicator settings once after the update. All modules are on by default — switch off what you do not need in group 0.

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v3.5 – Five modules in one indicator

The dashboard has grown into a toolkit of five modules. Each module can be switched on and off on its own. The SMA 9/20 dashboard logic itself is unchanged.

New

Module switches – new group "0 · Modules" at the top of the settings with 7 quick switches. Group titles carry a colored module mark; inputs of a switched-off module are greyed out.
FU Candle detector – marks liquidity-sweep candles in three strengths: AFU (attempted), FU and SFU (strong), bullish and bearish. Labels appear on candle close only. Hovering a label explains the candle: which candle was swept, where price started, how far the wick went and where it closed. Optional candle colors, FVG boxes and level lines.
Bollinger Bands – basis, upper and lower band with fill and price labels, optional FU filter. Colors, line styles, widths and label look are adjustable.
MTF SMA lines – up to 8 SMA lines from other timeframes on the same chart, e.g. the SMA 200 of H4 on an M15 chart. Timeframes are picked from the standard timeframe dropdown, including your own intervals. Each line has its own length, color, width and style plus a label such as "H4 · SMA 200". Live or closed candles only.
Labels for SMA 9/20 – the two SMA lines of the chart timeframe get labels like the MTF SMA lines.
Label collision guard – labels that sit too close in price are spread vertically (with a connector line to the real price) or staggered to the right. One shared layout for SMA 9/20, MTF SMA, Bollinger and PVP labels; minimum distance and offsets adjustable.
Periodic Volume Profile (PVP, x3) – one type of volume profile: one profile per fixed period. Up to three at once, default Day / Week / Month. By default only the POC line of the developing profile is shown; volume rows, VAH / VAL, fills, previous levels, completed profiles, developing paths and naked-POC tracking are optional per profile.
PVP color legend – small on-chart pill table, built like the dashboard table: period (e.g. D1) plus one pill per line in the line's color. Switchable; position, layout, header, margins, pill gap, grid, frame, font sizes and font adjustable.
Alignment background – own colors for "all Bull" and "all Bear", opacity in the color picker.
Language – the display language setting now also controls the tooltips of all labels (German / English). Menu texts stay bilingual.
13 new alerts (15 in total) – bullish / bearish SFU, FU, AFU; any bullish / any bearish FU; FU candle left an FVG; close crosses above the upper / below the lower Bollinger Band; any naked POC crossed / touched (the POC alerts require "Extend POC").

Changed

Indicator title is now "MTF SMA Dashboard".
Dashboard table sits at the bottom right by default.
Default font size of all labels is Normal.
All code comments are in English.

Notes

After the update, reset the settings once if inputs look mixed up (Settings → Defaults → Reset settings).
A PVP profile is only active if its period is higher than the chart timeframe. It is calculated from chart bars, so values can differ slightly from TradingView's built-in Periodic Volume Profile. Symbols without volume data show no profile.
Colors, width and style of the PVP developing paths (plots "PVP1 …" to "PVP3 …") and of the POC markers are set in the Style tab.
FU candles, Bollinger Bands and volume levels are orientation aids, not buy or sell signals.

Credits
The PVP module is based on "[Pt] Periodic Volume Profile x3" by PtGambler, which builds on work by dgtrd. Used under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.

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