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[DAOL] Market Mode Signals ⏺️ What is it? Market Mode Signals identifies uptrend, downtrend, range and transition conditions, then applies different signal rules to each environment. It combines EMA alignment and slope, DMI/ADX, Kaufman’s Efficiency Ratio and a prior-bar price channel. ATR adjusts setup tolerances and stop buffers to recent volatility. The indicator displays confirmed BUY/SELL signals and tracks one signal at a time using fixed reference, stop and target levels. It is an indicator, not an order exec

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[DAOL] Move Origin ⏺️ What is it? Move Origin separates each close-to-close price change into two components: 🔹 Gap — current open minus previous close 🔹 Body — current close minus current open It aggregates these components over a rolling window to show whether they support or offset one another. Unlike annualized volatility, this indicator examines the components of price change rather than estimating yearly volatility. ⏺️ Indicator นี้คืออะไร? Move Origin แยกการเปลี่ยนราคาปิดออกเป็นสองส่วน เพื่อดูว่า

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[DAOL] Compression Release Strategy ⏺️ What is it? Compression Release Strategy tests directional price movement after a period of low relative volatility. It combines Bollinger BandWidth, a frozen high–low range, consecutive breakout confirmation, and ATR-based risk levels. 🔹 Compression — BandWidth below a historical percentile 🔹 Frozen Range — price boundaries captured when compression is confirmed 🔹 Release — two consecutive closes beyond the same boundary 🔹 Risk Management — fixed stop, R-based target, and a range-return

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[DAOL] Trend Pullback Strategy ⏺️ What is it? Trend Pullback Strategy is a rule-based backtesting strategy that looks for price to resume the direction of an EMA-defined trend after a pullback. It combines: 🔹 EMA 20 / EMA 50 — identify trend direction 🔹 Price reclaim of EMA 20 — identify an entry setup 🔹 ATR 14 — determine a fixed stop distance 🔹 R-multiple target — define the profit target relative to that distance The strategy holds one position at a time. After a trade ends, a new qualifying pullback must occur while

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[DAOL] Trend Participation ⏺️ What is it? Trend Participation examines how price movement is distributed across bars within a rolling window. It combines linear-regression direction, the proportion of supporting close changes, and concentration measurement to distinguish distributed movement from movement dominated by a few large bars. 🔹 Trend Direction — linear-regression slope, filtered using ATR 🔹 Supporting Bars — close changes moving in the identified direction 🔹 Concentration — how unevenly directional movement

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[DAOL] Range Escape Quality ⏺️ What is it? Range Escape Quality evaluates price movement after a confirmed breakout from a prior high–low range. It combines directional efficiency and retracement to distinguish efficient follow-through from movement that stays outside the range but makes little progress. 🔹 Frozen Range — the prior range captured at the breakout 🔹 Directional Efficiency — forward progress relative to cumulative close-to-close movement 🔹 Giveback — how much of the best post-breakout progress has been lo

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[DAOL] Event Value Shift ⏺️ What is it? Event Value Shift compares price location with the movement of an Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP). It combines three elements: • Anchored VWAP — a volume-weighted average calculated from a defined starting point • Price Distance — how far the close is above or below VWAP, expressed in ATR units • Value Shift — how much VWAP has moved over a selected number of bars, expressed in ATR units The purpose is to distinguish price moving away from its reference from pr

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[DAOL] Volume Effort Map ⏺️ What is it? Volume Effort Map compares trading activity with the price movement achieved during each completed bar. It combines three measurements: 🔹 Same-Time Relative Volume — current bar volume compared with the average volume of bars opening at the same clock time on prior observed dates 🔹 Net Price Progress — close-to-close price change divided by the previous bar’s ATR 🔹 Close Location — where the close sits within the current bar’s high–low range The purpose is to distinguish hig

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[DAOL] P/E Band V2 ⏺️ What is it? P/E Band V2 compares a stock’s current trailing Price-to-Earnings ratio with its own historical monthly observations. It also separates changes in P/E into price and earnings-per-share contributions, helping users understand why the ratio changed. 🔹 P/E — closing price divided by positive trailing-twelve-month EPS 🔹 Historical Bands — percentile levels calculated from completed monthly P/E samples 🔹 Historical Rank — current P/E’s relative position within those samples 🔹 Pric

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[DAOL] Volume Profile Context V2 ⏺️ What is it? Volume Profile Context compares estimated volume distributions across two adjacent completed periods, then monitors closing prices against a frozen Value Area. It helps answer three questions: 🔹 Has the highest-volume price zone moved upward or downward? 🔹 How much do the two Value Areas overlap? 🔹 Is price holding above, below, or returning inside the latest frozen Value Area? This indicator estimates volume distribution from chart-timeframe OHLCV bars. It does not use tran

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[DAOL] Recovery Clock ⏺️ What is it? Recovery Clock tracks individual price-retreat events and measures how much of the retreat has been recovered over time. For an upward event, it observes a pullback from a recent closing-price high and tracks recovery toward that high. For a downward event, it observes a rebound from a recent closing-price low and tracks the return toward that low. 🔹 Depth — the largest closing-price retreat, expressed in ATR units 🔹 Recovery — the percentage of that retreat restored by the

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[DAOL] Range Pressure ⏺️ What is it? Range Pressure identifies narrowing price ranges and measures whether recent closing prices cluster near the upper or lower edge. It combines two observations: 🔹 Compression — the current range width compared with its historical average 🔹 Edge Occupancy — how many recent closes fall inside the upper or lower edge zone “Pressure” refers to closing-price location. It does not measure actual buying/selling pressure, order flow, or institutional activity. ⏺️ Indicator นี้คืออะไ

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[DAOL] Breakout Acceptance ⏺️ What is it? Breakout Acceptance tracks what happens after price closes above or below a previous price range. Instead of treating every breakout as confirmation of a new trend, it observes whether subsequent closes remain outside the original range or return inside it. 🔹 Previous Range — the highest high and lowest low of the preceding N bars 🔹 Frozen Range — the original range locked when a breakout occurs 🔹 Outside Closes — the number of observed bars that close beyond the broken bound

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[DAOL] Trend Mileage ⏺️ What is it? Trend Mileage measures how efficiently price moves in one direction, then reduces its score when price retreats from the closing-price extreme within the selected window. The idea is simple: if the total distance between consecutive closes is 10 points, but the net advance is only 2 points, price has moved a lot while making relatively little progress. The indicator combines three elements: 🔹 Efficiency — net price change compared with total close-to-close movement 🔹 Directi

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[DAOL] Smart Cycle ⏺️ What is it? ** Smart Cycle** is a cycle-based entry indicator designed to identify high-probability reversal zones using momentum exhaustion and price structure confirmation. 🔹Buy Signal: Appears when a downside cycle completes and price confirms strength by breaking above a key level. 🔹TP Label: Displays a projected take-profit level based on the confirmed entry price. 🔹SL Label: Marks a structural risk level to help define clear stop-loss positioning. ⏺️ Indicator นี้คืออะไร? ** Smart Cy

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[DAOL] Volatility (Annualized)⏺️ What is it? The Volatility (Annualized) indicator measures the degree of price variation over a specific period, projected onto an annual scale. It helps traders quantify market fear, uncertainty, and potential breakout strength using standard deviation. 🔹Black Line (Volatility): Represents the current annualized volatility percentage. 🔹Red Line (Moving Average): A smoothed trend of volatility to identify if the market is becoming more or less active. 🔹Horizontal Red Line (Level): A customiza

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