Stryk TrendsStryk: ATR Trends
Everything in this tool is measured in units of one master ATR. Change that one length and the whole indicator retunes together — the candle coloring, the compression reads, the reversal checks, and the trailing stop all use the same yardstick.
What it is
At the center is a composite value line: a weighted blend of seven EMAs (8 through 144) and a rolling volume-weighted average. The VWMA leans the line toward where volume actually transacted, and its window can auto-size to your chart timeframe so it covers a similar span whether you're on the 1-minute or the daily. Price tends to return to this line, and the whole tool reads price against it.
Candles color by distance from that line. Near it, they're neutral. The further price stretches away, the deeper the up or down color gets, reaching full saturation at a set ATR distance. A signal can also flip the candles to a solid color temporarily, so you can run the tool with every line hidden and still get the read from the candles alone.
The engines
Compression coil. A dedicated ATR is ranked into a percentile. When it compresses into the bottom of its range, the market is coiled. When the coil releases and price is at the same time over-extended from the composite, a fade marker prints back toward the line. One fire per release, inside a short window. A second marker can print if volume steps up afterward.
Compression release. A separate lens using Donchian width (highest high minus lowest low) ranked in the same percentile framework. When the envelope tightens and then releases, a marker prints in the direction of an ATR-normalized momentum read. This is not a Bollinger-inside-Keltner squeeze — it's built entirely in percentile space.
Reversal engine. Once price has stretched a set number of ATRs from the composite, the engine watches for the turn. It counts four independent checks: an RSI rollover, a close back inside the band around the line, a confirmed pivot, and a volume climax. When enough agree, a reversal marker prints — once per leg, and it won't re-arm until price comes back near the line. Pivots confirm after their right-side bars complete, so that check is delayed by design rather than repainting.
Whale and spike. A per-bar order-flow estimate built from close location and volume. Two whale reads fire from it: a fade of a volume spike where the delta ran against the move, and absorption — heavy delta into a bar that barely moved. Both can be gated by trend so you don't fade into a strong stretch. Bars at the extreme relative-volume threshold print a spike marker instead; the whale band sits below that threshold, so the two never fire on the same bar. The spike is an attention marker, not a directional call.
ATR trailing stop. A ratcheting volatility stop, either always on or armed by a coil fire. The default runs a tight 3/3 configuration as the real line, with a wider manual configuration drawn faintly beside it as a reference. The stop's ATR can be pulled from a higher timeframe, lookahead-off.
Volume participation. A volume EMA normalized 0 to 100 against its own recent range. Fifty is average. The extremes tint the background and the value sits in the status box.
Status box. One table on the chart reports every active engine on the last bar — stop side and level, compression stage, last reversal with its confluence count, last release, whale scenario, last spike, and participation. Rows light up when fresh and dim after a few bars. Every row can be toggled and the layout can run stacked or horizontal.
How I use it
Candle color is the base read. The coil and release tell me volatility compressed and which way it resolved. The reversal and whale engines flag exhaustion at the stretched edges. The trailing stop manages the rest. Each engine is independent — turn off what you don't use.
Originality
The rolling VWMA is the plain public-domain construction, sum(price x volume) / sum(volume), implemented directly with no external library. The compression framework — ATR-percentile coil plus Donchian-width release, scored in one percentile system — is original construction. Native built-ins only. Non-repainting on closed bars: higher-timeframe requests are lookahead-off on confirmed values, and alerts are meant for once-per-bar-close.
Notes
Built for standard candles only. The volume engines need a symbol with real volume, and the whale delta is an estimate from bar structure, not exchange order-flow data. This is an analysis tool, not advice, and it doesn't predict anything.
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