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업데이트됨 QC Radar - Multi-Timeframe Price Action [QuantCrawler]
Track more. Display less.
QC Radar combines supply/demand origin zones, market structure, and fair value gaps across multiple timeframes with a proximity dashboard designed to keep the chart readable.
Instead of displaying every tracked zone at once, Radar prioritizes areas near current price. More distant areas continue updating in the background and become eligible for display as price approaches.
What makes Radar different?
Radar separates tracking from display.
An area can remain active without occupying chart space. The dashboard shows nearby zones, their exact ranges, distance from price, proximity status, and whether they are currently drawn or hidden.
This lets you follow higher-timeframe context while keeping your execution chart focused.
Main features
Multi-timeframe tracking
Use the chart timeframe plus two configurable higher-timeframe layers. Each layer can independently display structure/origin zones, FVGs, or both.
For example, track 15-minute and hourly areas while viewing a 1-minute or 5-minute chart.
Local and major structure
Two swing scales identify confirmed structure events:
• Break: a close beyond a confirmed swing that continues—or initially establishes—the structure direction.
• Shift: a structure break in the opposite direction.
Badges identify the timeframe and swing scale. Optional spacing and connectors help separate overlapping annotations.
Candle-anchored supply and demand
Following a confirmed structure break, Radar searches for the nearest qualifying opposite-direction candle within its search window.
Demand zones use that candle’s low through its upper body edge. Supply zones use its lower body edge through its high.
These are mechanically defined potential reaction areas, not measurements of resting institutional orders.
Fair value gaps
Radar identifies three-candle true fair value gaps:
• Bullish: the third candle’s low is above the first candle’s high.
• Bearish: the third candle’s high is below the first candle’s low.
Boundaries use those exact candle prices. Optional tick-size and ATR filters exclude smaller gaps without changing their dimensions.
FVGs can retire on first touch, midpoint reached, or full fill, evaluated using later completed candles on their own timeframe.
Proximity dashboard
Distances are measured to the nearest zone edge, with zero distance while price is inside.
Statuses include:
• INSIDE
• CLOSE
• NEAR
• WATCH
Choose points, percentage, or chart ATR as the distance unit. Chart visibility and dashboard range have separate controls, alongside a combined chart-zone limit.
Relative volume
Optional origin-volume labels compare the originating candle’s volume with the average of its preceding 20 source-timeframe candles.
A reading of 0.82x means volume was 18% below that average. This is not buy/sell delta or accumulated zone volume.
Getting started
The default setup enables chart-timeframe and 15-minute tracking. The second higher-timeframe slot defaults to one hour and starts disabled.
Proximity defaults are:
• CLOSE within 25 points
• Chart areas within 75 points
• Dashboard areas within 225 points
• Maximum four areas drawn
• Six dashboard rows
Adjust these distances for your instrument and chart timeframe based on your trading preference.
Dashboard size, position, and row count are in the first Inputs section.
Hover-help explanations are included throughout the settings.
Important behavior and limitations
Radar uses confirmed candles for structure and zone lifecycle changes. Higher-timeframe updates are applied at the first chart-bar close following the completed source candle.
Confirmed pivots require subsequent candles. Zones and structure lines are therefore visually anchored back to their origins after confirmation; they were not necessarily available at the timestamp where their drawing begins.
Proximity readings update with price, while invalidation and FVG retirement follow their confirmed source-timeframe rules.
Display limits, overlap filtering, and available history affect which areas are visible. Hidden does not mean invalidated, and the indicator does not maintain an unlimited historical archive.
Use standard time-based intraday candles. Enabled higher timeframes must be higher than—and exact multiples of—the chart timeframe.
QC Radar is a visual analysis tool. It does not place orders, provide guaranteed reactions, or establish profitability. Use independent analysis and risk management.
QC Radar combines supply/demand origin zones, market structure, and fair value gaps across multiple timeframes with a proximity dashboard designed to keep the chart readable.
Instead of displaying every tracked zone at once, Radar prioritizes areas near current price. More distant areas continue updating in the background and become eligible for display as price approaches.
What makes Radar different?
Radar separates tracking from display.
An area can remain active without occupying chart space. The dashboard shows nearby zones, their exact ranges, distance from price, proximity status, and whether they are currently drawn or hidden.
This lets you follow higher-timeframe context while keeping your execution chart focused.
Main features
Multi-timeframe tracking
Use the chart timeframe plus two configurable higher-timeframe layers. Each layer can independently display structure/origin zones, FVGs, or both.
For example, track 15-minute and hourly areas while viewing a 1-minute or 5-minute chart.
Local and major structure
Two swing scales identify confirmed structure events:
• Break: a close beyond a confirmed swing that continues—or initially establishes—the structure direction.
• Shift: a structure break in the opposite direction.
Badges identify the timeframe and swing scale. Optional spacing and connectors help separate overlapping annotations.
Candle-anchored supply and demand
Following a confirmed structure break, Radar searches for the nearest qualifying opposite-direction candle within its search window.
Demand zones use that candle’s low through its upper body edge. Supply zones use its lower body edge through its high.
These are mechanically defined potential reaction areas, not measurements of resting institutional orders.
Fair value gaps
Radar identifies three-candle true fair value gaps:
• Bullish: the third candle’s low is above the first candle’s high.
• Bearish: the third candle’s high is below the first candle’s low.
Boundaries use those exact candle prices. Optional tick-size and ATR filters exclude smaller gaps without changing their dimensions.
FVGs can retire on first touch, midpoint reached, or full fill, evaluated using later completed candles on their own timeframe.
Proximity dashboard
Distances are measured to the nearest zone edge, with zero distance while price is inside.
Statuses include:
• INSIDE
• CLOSE
• NEAR
• WATCH
Choose points, percentage, or chart ATR as the distance unit. Chart visibility and dashboard range have separate controls, alongside a combined chart-zone limit.
Relative volume
Optional origin-volume labels compare the originating candle’s volume with the average of its preceding 20 source-timeframe candles.
A reading of 0.82x means volume was 18% below that average. This is not buy/sell delta or accumulated zone volume.
Getting started
The default setup enables chart-timeframe and 15-minute tracking. The second higher-timeframe slot defaults to one hour and starts disabled.
Proximity defaults are:
• CLOSE within 25 points
• Chart areas within 75 points
• Dashboard areas within 225 points
• Maximum four areas drawn
• Six dashboard rows
Adjust these distances for your instrument and chart timeframe based on your trading preference.
Dashboard size, position, and row count are in the first Inputs section.
Hover-help explanations are included throughout the settings.
Important behavior and limitations
Radar uses confirmed candles for structure and zone lifecycle changes. Higher-timeframe updates are applied at the first chart-bar close following the completed source candle.
Confirmed pivots require subsequent candles. Zones and structure lines are therefore visually anchored back to their origins after confirmation; they were not necessarily available at the timestamp where their drawing begins.
Proximity readings update with price, while invalidation and FVG retirement follow their confirmed source-timeframe rules.
Display limits, overlap filtering, and available history affect which areas are visible. Hidden does not mean invalidated, and the indicator does not maintain an unlimited historical archive.
Use standard time-based intraday candles. Enabled higher timeframes must be higher than—and exact multiples of—the chart timeframe.
QC Radar is a visual analysis tool. It does not place orders, provide guaranteed reactions, or establish profitability. Use independent analysis and risk management.
릴리즈 노트
QC Radar — Session Levels & Dashboard UpdateCompleted-session and prior-period levels
- Added highs and lows from completed Asia, London, and New York sessions, plus optional London-close levels.
- Added previous day, week, and month highs/lows.
- Developing sessions do not publish final levels. Older completed levels remain eligible until mitigation or retention limits remove them.
- Lines anchor to their respective extreme candles after the source window completes. Dates distinguish levels from different sessions.
Automatic level removal
- Mitigated levels are removed from both the chart and session dashboard.
- Choose close- or wick-based mitigation with an adjustable tolerance.
- The default is a completed candle close more than 20 price points beyond the level—not first-touch removal. Adjust this symbol-dependent setting for your market.
Independent dashboards
- Separate Radar and Session Levels dashboards.
- Independently adjustable visibility, position, text size, and row counts.
- Session dashboard includes separate high/low sections, distance, age, and visit history.
- Compact cells keep detailed explanations and timestamps available on hover.
Dashboard reaction tracking
- Added independent 5-minute and 15-minute confirmation tracking for session/prior-period levels.
- States include Reclaimed, Broke Through, Retest Held, Failed, and observation expiry.
- These describe reactions to the same level—not separate timeframe copies of session highs/lows.
- Unsupported confirmation timeframes are identified as unavailable.
Cleaner chart display
- Simple session-level lines with optional plain names and dates.
- No session-level or reaction pills.
- Adjustable proximity radius and line limits keep distant retained levels tracked without displaying everything.
Additional controls
- Configurable session windows using New York local time with daylight-saving adjustments.
- Two optional opening-range windows.
- Built-in setting explanations.
- Improved futures trading-day rollover handling across maintenance gaps.
QC Radar remains free and open source. This is a visual analysis indicator—not an automated strategy or a guarantee of trading results. Existing supply/demand, structure, and FVG functionality remains available.
릴리즈 노트
Chart for Display on TV updatedNo structural or code changes, visual listing update only.
릴리즈 노트
QC Radar v1.8.3 — Timeframe Fixes & Cleaner DefaultsImproved timeframe compatibility
- Removed the intraday-only restriction so chart Radar can run on daily, weekly, and monthly charts by default with no changes
- HTF 1 and HTF 2 run only when enabled and compatible. Equal, lower, incompatible, or duplicate selections are skipped instead of stopping Radar.
- Dashboard feedback identifies skipped HTF layers.
- Session windows and reaction tracking are skipped where the chart timeframe cannot represent them accurately.
Cleaner default layout
- Both the RADAR and SESSION LEVELS dashboards now default OFF. Enable either in settings whenever needed.
- Break/Shift labels remain ON, but now show only the latest 2 annotations per timeframe layer.
- Adjust this limit under Structure → Break annotations per layer.
- Session-level lines, plain level names, and underlying zone calculations remain enabled.
Existing users: Saved chart settings may retain your previous values. Reset the indicator settings or manually adjust these options to use the cleaner defaults.
QC Radar remains FREE and open source.
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오픈 소스 스크립트
트레이딩뷰의 진정한 정신에 따라, 이 스크립트의 작성자는 이를 오픈소스로 공개하여 트레이더들이 기능을 검토하고 검증할 수 있도록 했습니다. 작성자에게 찬사를 보냅니다! 이 코드는 무료로 사용할 수 있지만, 코드를 재게시하는 경우 하우스 룰이 적용된다는 점을 기억하세요.
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📺 YouTube: Aaron - QuantCrawler
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💬 Discord: discord.gg/7SbvkwdEtF
면책사항
해당 정보와 게시물은 금융, 투자, 트레이딩 또는 기타 유형의 조언이나 권장 사항으로 간주되지 않으며, 트레이딩뷰에서 제공하거나 보증하는 것이 아닙니다. 자세한 내용은 이용 약관을 참조하세요.