FVG Snper PRO

🎯 FVG Sniper — Fair Value Gap Signal Engine

FVG Sniper is a professional imbalance-based entry tool built around the Nasdaq futures (NQ/MNQ) — but the signal logic is general enough to apply to many liquid instruments (indices, FX, crypto, metals).

It automatically detects Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), tracks their lifecycle, and fires rule-based long/short signals only when price shows decisive intent away from those imbalances.

🔍 What FVG Sniper Does

Detects FVGs automatically (no pivots)
Uses a strict 3-candle pattern to locate bullish and bearish imbalances directly from price action.

Tracks each FVG over time
For every FVG, FVG Sniper tracks:

When it was created

Whether it has ever been tapped

Whether it has been tapped since the last trade

Whether it has been invalidated (“inversion close”)

Session-gated execution

FVGs can be formed and tapped any time.

Only bars inside a defined signal session (e.g. 09:30–12:00 New York time) are allowed to trigger entries.

FVGs are only eligible if they were created on the same trading day as the signal and after a specific time cutoff (e.g. 08:30 ET).

Tap-aware, breakout-based entries
The indicator looks for:

An FVG that has been tapped at least once since the last signal (if tap is required).

A decisive breakout of the previous bar’s high or low coming off that FVG.

Multi-strategy overlay (for advanced use)
On top of the core engine, FVG Sniper offers several optional “Sniper profiles” (strategies) tuned around:

Session timing (e.g. morning / midday windows)

Volatility regimes

Lane cleanliness / opposite-side structure behavior

Range context (distance from session extremes)

You can toggle these profiles on/off to restrict signals to specific conditions — but the exact internal filters and thresholds are not disclosed.

If at least one profile is enabled, a signal prints when any enabled profile likes the setup.

If no profiles are enabled, FVG Sniper shows the raw base FVG breakout signals from the core engine.

🧠 How to Use It

Primary use case: intraday futures (NQ/MNQ) on 1M timeframe.

FVG Sniper works best as:

A signal engine feeding your execution plans, or

A confirmation layer on top of your own context (HTF bias, news, higher-timeframe levels, etc.).

🎨 Visuals & Controls

Bullish and bearish FVG zones are drawn directly on the chart.

Optional mid-lines through each FVG.

Automatic delete or “fade” behavior when FVGs are invalidated.

Clear long/short markers at the signal bar.

Optional debug label to inspect which FVG produced the signal and key reference times.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This script is for educational and research purposes only and is not financial advice.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always validate any signal logic in a simulator and adapt it to your own risk management, instrument, and timeframe.