RBD Confluence Zones

Confluence Zones highlights areas on the chart where multiple key support/resistance levels stack within a tight range — places where multiple timeframes "agree." These zones tend to act as stronger S/R than any single level alone.

How it works
Each bar the indicator calculates a set of important price levels and groups any that fall within a user-defined proximity threshold (ATR-based by default). Groups of 2 or more levels are drawn as colored zones:

- Cyan = 2 levels (light confluence)
- Magenta = 3 levels (medium confluence)
- Yellow = 4+ levels (strong confluence, rare)

Levels included (each toggleable)
- Weekly Pivot Points: P, R1, R2, S1, S2 (+ optional R3/S3)
- Monthly Pivot Points: P, R1, R2, S1, S2 (+ optional R3/S3)
- Previous Week High / Low
- Previous Month High / Low
- Previous Day High / Low
- Previous Weekly Market Profile VAH / VAL (TPO method, 20 bins, 70% VA)

Key inputs
- Proximity Mode: ATR / Percent of Price / Ticks
- ATR Multiplier (default 0.5): how close levels must be to cluster
- Min Levels per Zone (default 2)
- Value Area % for the Weekly Market Profile (default 70%)
- Border width, label size, colors, lookback all customizable

Reading the chart
- Plain dotted lines: individual levels that did not cluster
- Colored boxes: confluence zones, labeled with what is inside (e.g. "PMH + WVAL + MR1 x3")
- The "xN" count tells you how many levels formed the zone — higher = higher-probability reaction area

Tips
- Default ATR threshold (0.5) works well across most assets/timeframes
- Increase the multiplier for wider clusters, decrease for tighter
- Match the label content to your bias: heavier-timeframe levels (monthly, prev H/L) carry more weight than weekly pivots alone

Credits
The Weekly Market Profile (VAH/VAL) TPO logic is derived from the RBD Market Profile indicator — 20-bin TPO, expanding from POC to cover the chosen Value Area percentage. Standard pivot formulas are Classic Floor.

Информация о релизе

This update makes the indicator behave the same on every chart timeframe
and fixes a clustering bug that could fuse distant levels into one wide zone.

Changes:

1. ATR is now computed on a configurable higher timeframe (Daily by default)
- Previous behavior: ATR taken from the chart's timeframe, so the
clustering threshold shrank when you moved to a lower timeframe.
A 4-level zone on Daily would silently break into individual lines on 1H.
- New behavior: same symbol = same zones at the same prices across 1H, 4H,
Daily, etc. New input: "ATR Timeframe" (default "D").

2. Cluster width is now capped at the threshold (no more chaining)
- Previous behavior: levels were joined to a zone if they were within
threshold of the *previous* level in the chain, so 5+ levels could
daisy-chain into a zone several times wider than the threshold.
- New behavior: a level only joins a zone if it is within threshold of
the zone's *lowest* member. Every zone's total width <= threshold.
"ATR Multiplier" tooltip updated to reflect this.

3. Individual level lines now extend across the entire chart
- Previously the dotted level lines were bounded by the lookback, so on
low timeframes they only covered a tiny slice of the visible chart.
- Now they use extend.both — proper horizontal price levels.

4. Zone lookback is now in calendar days, not bars
- Renamed "Zone Lookback Bars" -> "Zone Lookback (days)", default 14.
Visual zone width is now consistent across timeframes.

5. Individual level lines OFF by default
- The dotted lines are now a debug aid rather than a default visual.
Renamed to "Show Individual Level Lines (debug)" with tooltip
explaining when to turn it on (tuning the ATR Multiplier)

Информация о релизе

1. Higher-Timeframe Pivots & Levels (optional)

Added four new level groups to the confluence set, all defaulting OFF so existing setups are unchanged:

- Quarterly Pivots — QP, QR1/QR2, QS1/QS2 (and QR3/QS3 if R3 enabled)
- Yearly Pivots — YP, YR1/YR2, YS1/YS2
- Previous Quarter High/Low (PQH/PQL)
- Previous Year High/Low (PYH/PYL)

Why: On weekly/monthly charts, weekly-based levels like PWH/PWL get pierced inside a single bar and behave like noise. Higher-timeframe levels carry real swing-trade-grade gravity.
Enable Q/Y levels when working monthly; keep them off for intraday. All previous levels (PWH/PWL, WR1/WS1, WVAH/WVAL, etc.) remain available — these are additions, not replacements.

2. Historical Confluence Zones (new toggle group)

You can now lock prior periods' confluence zones onto the chart to study how price respected them.

- Show Historical Confluence Zones — master on/off (default OFF)
- Number of Past Periods to Show — 1 to 12 (default 3)
- History Period Length — Auto / Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly
- Auto: ≤Daily chart → Weekly snapshots, Weekly+ chart → Monthly snapshots
- Historical Zone Transparency % — keeps history visually distinct from current zones
- Show Historical Zone Labels — toggle
- Historical Min Levels per Zone — independent threshold; raise to declutter

How it works: At the start of each period, the indicator captures the levels active at that moment (HTF pivots, prev highs/lows, weekly MP VAH/VAL, ATR). When that period ends, those
captured levels are used to draw a frozen confluence zone box spanning that period — dashed border, dimmed fill, never recomputed. The oldest box drops off when you exceed your "past
periods" count.

Why: Pattern recognition. Seeing how price reacted at last quarter's x4 zone tells you what to expect at the current one. Old confluence zones also retain latent S/R weight for months
after they form.

3. Visual & Performance Tweaks

- Bumped drawing limits to support history (max_boxes_count=100, max_labels_count=200)
- Refactored level-building and clustering into reusable functions so current and historical zones share identical logic

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Recommended setup for monthly charts (e.g., XAUUSD, ES1!, indices):
Enable Quarterly Pivots, Yearly Pivots, PQH/PQL, PYH/PYL, plus Historical Confluence Zones (3 periods). Your yellow x4+ zones will lean on heavier swing levels, and you'll have visual
context for how the prior 3 months' zones played out.

Recommended setup for intraday/daily: Keep defaults (W/M only) and optionally enable Historical Zones with Weekly period length.

Информация о релизе

Renamed RBD to MJQ
New input group "Style v2" (appended last, existing inputs untouched):

1. "Zone placement" — Rail / Span, default Rail. Zones no longer stretch back across the lookback window covering
price action; they start a few bars right of the live candle and extend into the right margin as a level ladder.
"Span" = legacy behavior.
2. "Color by side of price" — bool, default on. Clusters above price draw in the supply color (pink #e91e63), below
price in the demand color (cyan #00bcd4), straddling price gray — same palette as the SMC zone engine. Level count
(x2/x3/x4+) is now shown by fill intensity and border width instead of aqua/fuchsia/yellow hues. Off = legacy colors.
3. "Rail offset" — int, default 8. How many bars right of the live candle the rail begins.
4. "Anchor zones near price to candles" — float ×ATR, default 1.0. A zone whose nearest edge is within this distance
of the live close is in play: it extends back 12 bars over the candles with a solid border so you can watch price
trade into it. Distant zones stay parked in the rail. 0 = pure rail.

Changed defaults:
- ATR Multiplier: 0.5 → 0.15 — paired with ATR Timeframe "D", this reproduces the old 60-min-ATR × 1.0 cluster width
but works on every chart timeframe.
- Label Size: normal → small.

Heads-up for your own settings: don't set ATR Timeframe below your chart timeframe (e.g. "60" while viewing Daily) — a
lower-TF request.security is a runtime error and the study dies with "Can't parse pine". Leave it on "D".

Both source files are in the repo (rbd_smc_pro.pine, confluence_zones.pine) with deploy helpers .claude/inject_smc.mjs
and .claude/inject_confluence.mjs. Note the repo also has uncommitted changes from before this session if you want to
commit everything together.

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