Buyers & Sellers Profile + Dynamic S/R (Zeiierman)

⚪ 1. Pivot Structure Detection
The indicator detects confirmed swing highs and swing lows using the selected Swing Length.

A pivot is only known after the required number of bars has formed to its right, so the structure is confirmed rather than detected from future information.

The raw pivot represents the initial structural price that the profile engine will evaluate.

⚪ 2. Profile Node Search
After a pivot is confirmed, the indicator searches the surrounding profile within the selected ATR distance.

Each nearby price row receives an evidence score.

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• Node Strength measures the row's volume relative to the POC.
• Local Peak Quality measures whether the row stands out relative to neighboring rows.
• Directional Volume favors estimated buying volume for support candidates and estimated selling volume for resistance candidates.
• Pivot Proximity favors profile structure that remains reasonably close to the original swing.

⚪ 3. Profile-Guided Level Location
The strongest valid profile node does not simply replace the pivot.

Instead, the profile can pull the raw pivot toward the selected volume node.

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Stronger profile evidence produces a stronger pull toward the volume node, while weaker evidence keeps the final level closer to the original structural pivot.

This creates a direct relationship between market structure and the volume profile:

• Price proposes the level.
• Volume refines the level.

⚪ 4. Final Level Score
Every valid level also receives a final strength score.

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Profile structure therefore has the largest influence on the final score.

The score is displayed inside the pivot marker and can also be shown at the current endpoint of the level.

⚪ 5. Absorption and Pivot Quality
The indicator also examines the candles around the pivot.

Absorption strength increases when elevated volume appears together with a relatively small candle body.

The engine additionally measures:

• Pivot volume relative to its recent average.
• Wick rejection at the pivot.
• The strongest absorption event around the swing.

⚪ 6. Level Lifecycle
Active levels remain on the chart until price closes decisively through them.

The Break ATR setting adds a volatility-adjusted buffer before the level is considered invalidated.

Nearby same-direction levels can also be merged so multiple almost-identical levels do not accumulate in the same area.

If the maximum number of active levels is exceeded, the weakest level is removed first.

• Lookback: Sets the number of historical bars used to construct the large rolling profile. The same profile methodology is reconstructed historically when pivots are evaluated.
• Rows: Controls the number of price levels used to divide the profile.
• Width: Sets the maximum horizontal width of the profile. The POC row reaches the maximum width while other rows scale relative to it.
• Offset: Controls the horizontal distance between current price and the displayed profile.
• Show Profile: Enables or disables the large Buyers/Sellers Volume Profile.
• POC: Highlights the highest-volume profile row.
• Level Rows: Highlights profile rows containing active support or resistance levels.

• Swing Length: Controls the left/right pivot confirmation length.
• Search ATR: Defines how far around the original pivot the indicator may search for a stronger profile node.
• Min Node: Sets the minimum node volume relative to the profile POC required for a pivot to qualify.
• Min Evidence: Sets the minimum combined Profile Evidence Score required for the candidate.
• Profile Pull: Controls how strongly the selected profile node can relocate the raw pivot.
• Min Score: Sets the minimum final level score required before support or resistance is created.
• Max Levels: Sets the maximum number of active dynamic levels.
• Merge ATR: Controls how close same-direction levels can be before they are treated as duplicates.
• Break ATR: Sets the ATR-based buffer price must close beyond before an active level is invalidated.