RS Levels

This indicator is a daily market reference map that projects a set of predefined bullish, bearish, and key reference levels onto the current chart and keeps them visible throughout the trading session.

** Note this only works on the ES or MES instruments and they MUST be set to the 1 Minute timeframe. Other timeframes will not produce the correct result. If you need the levels on other timeframes, make hozizontal lines on the 1M and change to another timeframe. **

At the start of the regular trading day, it establishes a relationship between the instrument being charted and a reference market. Using that relationship, it translates a collection of important price zones and levels onto the chart so they remain aligned with the current session.

The display includes:

Bullish zones (green highlighted areas) that represent upside target or support regions.
Bearish zones (red highlighted areas) that represent downside target or resistance regions.
Opening and closing reference levels from the reference market.
A midpoint level between the open and close, labeled as a point of control (POC).
A predefined daily low and daily high range.
Additional custom reference levels labeled MHP and HP.

The script automatically:

Draws the zones and levels once each trading day.
Labels every zone and line for easy identification.
Extends all zones, lines, and labels forward as new bars appear so the map remains visible throughout the session.
Allows each individual level or zone to be turned on or off through settings.

In practical terms, this acts as a session framework tool that overlays a set of predetermined support, resistance, target, and reference areas onto the chart, giving traders a visual roadmap of where important reactions may occur during the trading day.

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This indicator is a daily market reference map that projects a set of predefined bullish, bearish, and key reference levels onto the current chart and keeps them visible throughout the trading session.

** Note this only works on the ES or MES instruments and they MUST be set to the 1 Minute timeframe. Other timeframes will not produce the correct result. If you need the levels on other timeframes, make horizontal lines on the 1M and change to another timeframe. **

Last Update : 6/22/26 Updated Example Image

At the start of the regular trading day, it establishes a relationship between the instrument being charted and a reference market. Using that relationship, it translates a collection of important price zones and levels onto the chart so they remain aligned with the current session.

The display includes:

Bullish zones (green highlighted areas) that represent upside target or support regions.
Bearish zones (red highlighted areas) that represent downside target or resistance regions.
Opening and closing reference levels from the reference market.
A midpoint level between the open and close, labeled as a point of control (POC).
A predefined daily low and daily high range.
Additional custom reference levels labeled MHP and HP.

The script automatically:

Draws the zones and levels once each trading day.
Labels every zone and line for easy identification.
Extends all zones, lines, and labels forward as new bars appear so the map remains visible throughout the session.
Allows each individual level or zone to be turned on or off through settings.

In practical terms, this acts as a session framework tool that overlays a set of predetermined support, resistance, target, and reference areas onto the chart, giving traders a visual roadmap of where important reactions may occur during the trading day.

Nota Keluaran

This indicator is a daily market reference map that projects a set of predefined bullish, bearish, and key reference levels onto the current chart and keeps them visible throughout the trading session.

** Note this only works on the ES or MES instruments and they MUST be set to the 1 Minute timeframe. Other timeframes will not produce the correct result. If you need the levels on other timeframes, make horizontal lines on the 1M and change to another timeframe. **

Updated Screenshot 6/22/26

At the start of the regular trading day, it establishes a relationship between the instrument being charted and a reference market. Using that relationship, it translates a collection of important price zones and levels onto the chart so they remain aligned with the current session.

The display includes:

Bullish zones (green highlighted areas) that represent upside target or support regions.
Bearish zones (red highlighted areas) that represent downside target or resistance regions.
Opening and closing reference levels from the reference market.
A midpoint level between the open and close, labeled as a point of control (POC).
A predefined daily low and daily high range.
Additional custom reference levels labeled MHP and HP.

The script automatically:

Draws the zones and levels once each trading day.
Labels every zone and line for easy identification.
Extends all zones, lines, and labels forward as new bars appear so the map remains visible throughout the session.
Allows each individual level or zone to be turned on or off through settings.

In practical terms, this acts as a session framework tool that overlays a set of predetermined support, resistance, target, and reference areas onto the chart, giving traders a visual roadmap of where important reactions may occur during the trading day.

Nota Keluaran

Added the Long/Exit Levels aka Yellow Lines, Pivot Levels aka Red Lines, and Dynamic Monthly Hedge Pressure and Dynamic Hedge Pressure.

I also added debility to extend lines by X number of bars. And also estimated DD values where you can set the percentage so once you enter the clothes if you want to set it for one percent it'll add 1% and make that the estimated DDI and I will take away 1% and make the DD low. Depending on volatility, that's typically between .8 to 1.0%.

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New Instruments Supported

The indicator now supports multiple futures/ETF pairs. Select your pair from the dropdown at the top of the settings menu.

ES/SPY — NQ/QQQ — RTY/IWM — YM/DIA — GC/GLD — SI/SLV — CL/USO — ZB/TLT

How it works:

At 9:30 AM the script captures the ratio between the futures contract and its reference ETF.
All ETF-denominated inputs (Open, Close, Bull/Bear zones, MHP, HP) are automatically converted to the correct scale for the selected futures instrument.
Futures-denominated values (DD, Dynamic MHP/HP, Yellow/Long & Exit lines, Red/Pivots) are entered directly and plotted as-is.
Labels on the chart update automatically to reflect the selected pair.

⚠️ Important:

The chart MUST be set to the 1-minute timeframe to plot the levels at the correct locations. Setting the chart to any other timeframe will result in incorrect locations.
Always enter the ETF-denominated values using the reference ETF prices for your selected pair.

Rocket Scooter Levels: Official Usage Guide

Overview & Methodology
The Rocket Scooter Levels indicator is a daily market reference map. At the start of the regular trading day, it establishes a mathematical relationship between the instrument being charted and its respective reference market. It then translates a collection of important price zones and levels onto your chart, ensuring they remain perfectly aligned with the current session.

The display includes:

Bullish Zones (Green): Represent upside target or support regions.
Bearish Zones (Red): Represent downside target or resistance regions.
Reference Levels: Opening/Closing levels, Point of Control (POC) midpoint, Daily High/Low, plus custom MHP and HP levels.

The script automatically draws and labels these zones once per day and extends them forward as new bars appear, providing a visual roadmap of where important reactions may occur.

Supported Instruments

The indicator now supports multiple futures/ETF pairs. Select your pair from the dropdown at the top of the settings menu: ES/SPY, NQ/QQQ, RTY/IWM, YM/DIA, GC/GLD, SI/SLV, CL/USO, ZB/TLT. Labels on the chart update automatically to reflect the selected pair.

Daily Workflow

Overnight Session

Enter the Dynamic MHP and HP values from Matt's end-of-day post on discord.
Enter the DD levels from the RI/DD table in the Rocket Scooter platform.
Enter the EFT Close values from your TradingView Daily chart.
The Estimated High and Low is something unique to this indicator and not part of RocketScooter. It takes the EFT Close and adds or subtracts the percentage that you enter. On most days when the market is ranging NOT trending it will produce the estimated high and low for the day. This is a standard Wall Street indicator similar to DD values. DD Values also only work on ranging not trending markets as well.

Pre-Market:

Enter the Pivot(Red)/Long (Yellow) lines from the Discord channel.

At 9:30 AM (Market Open) from the Rocket Scooter chart:

Enter the ETF's Opening price or use TradingView's Daily Chart Opening price.
Enter the Bull/Bear Zones.
Enter the MHP an HP lines

Throughout the Day:

Use the Resilience Indicator in the RocketScooter Platform when price is in the Open/Close Zone or approaching the MHP or HP Lines.

Settings Control:

Each individual level or zone can be turned on or off via the indicator settings menu.

Hint:

On the Price scale, right click and select Scale Price Chart Only to see only the levels near the current price.

Nota Keluaran

Updated a Label in the settings menu.

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Corrected some label wording from ES Values to ETF values

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Updated Notes: The System Methodology heynis indicator was found to be fraudulent

This indicator has been permanently cleared and is no longer functional.

I have determined that the "Rocket Scooter" system is a fraud. It is designed solely to sell monthly subscriptions by taking normal market activity and rebranding it as a proprietary "edge." When it happens to work, you'll think the system works well, and you'll pay a monthly subscription fee for the tool. When it does does not work, part of the system is that you buy proper counts that you will blow through. The result either you buy a tool that does not do anything which is hidden by a bunch of jargon and when it works, you continue to buy the tool. Or, you will blow the account and buy more Prop accounts through him so either way he makes money off of you. You make or not making money is a random and flipping a coin and if it say heads you buy. That will get you the same exact result over a long time period.

The Con:
Think of it like a "weather app" that tells you every day: "No snow today." Because it rarely snows, the app is "right" most of the time. You might mistake that for predictive genius, but the app is just stating the obvious. The app is not telling you the weather. The app is a tell you it is not going to snow today app.

Why it is a fraud:

Rebranded Basics: This system takes standard market drift, the simple fact that markets tend to go up over time, and dresses it up in complex terminology to make you believe you have a "tool" that you need to $170 per month.

Circular Logic: Like the fake weather app, this system is "right" only because it is betting on the most likely outcome of a bull market. It has no "predictive" power as is stated in the Bootcamp course; it is just a mirror reflecting the market's own momentum.

The Trap: The tool is sold to convince you that your success is due to their "proprietary levels" rather than basic statistics. This keeps you paying a subscription for a product that adds zero value to your trading.

The "Three Trades" Exposed:

Hedge Pressure Levels: These are not predictive nor structural; they are just locations near high-volume nodes. In traditional theory, these are areas known locations where price may accelerate, but they are not "levels of importance" nor "high probability pivot locations" that x the market pivots on. Standard Dealer Options theory holds that the institutions drive the bus, decide where and when the bus goes to a bus stop and in what direction the bus leaves the bus top. Dealers will accelerate leaving the bus stop if it goes in the direction opposite to their position. They are simply rebranded locations that are well know. The system with overly complication jargon makes you think the tool will "predict" the direction with up to 90% accuracy. Using basic market distichs this is easily disproven, and the percentages are absurd.

Daily Deviation Bands: The claim of "90% accuracy" is mathematically fraudulent. A band narrow enough for daily trading only captures standard volatility (68–72%) on the S&P in the last 75 years. The locations are often wrong. And if they were to capture 90%, the band would have to be so wide it would only be reach on something closer to 5% of the days. Therefore they can not be the "daily" deviation of a particular instrument with 90% probabilities. Moreover, an exhaustive study would nee to be done to calculate that with any accuracy on "each" instrument. They state that have roughly 5 years at most. They also remove the historical record each day. Therefore, there is no way to backtest anything. Simple forward testing even on a short time period shows these numbers and levels are mere gibberish.

The Gap Trade: aka the trade the open and close gap. This is a decades-old, publicly documented pattern. It is not proprietary just another will known stat with an indicator you must pay for to make it work. Gaps close on roughly 80% of all days is the historical record usin 75 years of S&P data. The indicator itself, which is the "key" tool to tell you is actually used for sizing. There it is represent as something you need to by to tell the proability which is already at 80% yet they instrument you to use it for sizing aka normal, small. They how state that it effects outcome.

Now all of these "trades" rely on another stat when the trade is not working. A weighted averaging down. Aka buy 1 Long, it goes down, buy 2 long, it goes down buy 3 long. If it goes down further close with a loss. If you get a loss it is said nothing is perfect. But they compounded you loss. If you blow the account. You use their code to buy another one. If if works, it meant the markets happened to go up and you close out with a win and thus the "system" worked. In either case you pay for either the tool or the new Prop account which Rocket Scooter makes money on either way. Note the logic. Buying more "increases" your odds. No it just means you have a lower cost basis IF it goes up. Buyiig more of something does not increase the chance that it will go up. Your buying has not effect on the probability of outcome.

Final Notice: I am removing all code to ensure I am no longer complicit in the distribution of this fraudulent product. I refuse to be associated with fraud. Originally created it to make executing the system easier for TradingView traders. Once I did an exhaustive analysis, it was easy to see that this is fraud. So I removed it because it supports a fraudulent system. And I will not defraud people don't implicate TradingView in defrauding people.

The bottom line: Do not confuse market upward drift with a trading edge.

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