TraderVoila - SPX Spread Finder LITE
TraderVoila — SPX Spread Finder LITE
Finds intraday credit spread setups on SPX using support/resistance zones, VWAP, and trend filters — with suggested strikes for each signal.
What it does
Credit spread sellers want to sell premium behind a level the market is defending. This indicator identifies those moments on 1–5 minute charts:
PCS — price is holding a support zone (pivot level or Prior Day Low) with bullish conditions aligned — a put credit spread below the level puts that support between you and the market.
CCS — price is rejecting a resistance zone (pivot level or Prior Day High) with bearish conditions aligned — a call credit spread above the level does the same on the other side.
A Trade Ticket panel displays the suggested short and long strikes based on your OTM cushion and spread width, rounded to the strike increment (SPX = 5).
How it works
Every signal requires full alignment:
A signal cooldown prevents clustering. All parameters are adjustable: zone thickness, pivot length, RSI thresholds, MA lengths, cushion, spread width, and session timing.
How to use it
Honest limitations
TradingView cannot see options prices, IV, or Greeks - strike suggestions are derived from the underlying's price and your cushion settings, not from live option chains. Always confirm the contract on your broker. Signals identify favorable conditions; they are not trade recommendations or financial advice. Credit spreads carry defined but significant risk — size positions accordingly. Built by TraderVoila for options sellers.
Finds intraday credit spread setups on SPX using support/resistance zones, VWAP, and trend filters — with suggested strikes for each signal.
What it does
Credit spread sellers want to sell premium behind a level the market is defending. This indicator identifies those moments on 1–5 minute charts:
PCS — price is holding a support zone (pivot level or Prior Day Low) with bullish conditions aligned — a put credit spread below the level puts that support between you and the market.
CCS — price is rejecting a resistance zone (pivot level or Prior Day High) with bearish conditions aligned — a call credit spread above the level does the same on the other side.
A Trade Ticket panel displays the suggested short and long strikes based on your OTM cushion and spread width, rounded to the strike increment (SPX = 5).
How it works
Every signal requires full alignment:
- Price inside a pivot-based S/R zone, or at the Prior Day High/Low — classic intraday reaction levels
- VWAP alignment in the trade direction (optional slope confirmation available)
- Daily moving-average regime agrees (fast MA vs mid MA)
- RSI is not extended against the trade
- Inside regular trading hours, past the opening minutes, and before your entry cutoff (default 2:00 PM ET)
A signal cooldown prevents clustering. All parameters are adjustable: zone thickness, pivot length, RSI thresholds, MA lengths, cushion, spread width, and session timing.
How to use it
- Apply to a 1m–5m chart of SPX, SPY, or ES
- When a PCS or CCS label prints, check the Trade Ticket for the suggested strikes
- Verify the actual premium, spread width, and liquidity on your broker — the ticket suggests structure, your broker shows the real prices
- Set alerts on both signal conditions to monitor hands-free
Honest limitations
TradingView cannot see options prices, IV, or Greeks - strike suggestions are derived from the underlying's price and your cushion settings, not from live option chains. Always confirm the contract on your broker. Signals identify favorable conditions; they are not trade recommendations or financial advice. Credit spreads carry defined but significant risk — size positions accordingly. Built by TraderVoila for options sellers.
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คำจำกัดสิทธิ์ความรับผิดชอบ
ข้อมูลและบทความไม่ได้มีวัตถุประสงค์เพื่อก่อให้เกิดกิจกรรมทางการเงิน, การลงทุน, การซื้อขาย, ข้อเสนอแนะ หรือคำแนะนำประเภทอื่น ๆ ที่ให้หรือรับรองโดย TradingView อ่านเพิ่มเติมใน ข้อกำหนดการใช้งาน