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V7 BOOM SNIPER PRO P2 free trial🔥 V7 BOOM SNIPER PRO (P1 & P2) I’ve published two advanced TradingView indicators on my profile, built to help traders analyze the market more clearly and avoid weak entries. 🔹 Clear trend and market structure 🔹 High-quality entry zones with controlled risk 🔹 Smart filtering to reduce false signals 🔹 Supply & Demand, Order Blocks, and Break & Retest logic 🔹 Suitable for scalping, intraday, and swing trading 🔹 Works across all markets and timeframes You’re welcome to test the indicators directly on my TradingView page and explore how they behave on real charts. this is part 2
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od mahmoudaef10
Indicator SetThis indicator suite generates automated signals based on technical analysis, including price action, momentum, and volume behavior. It is designed to help traders interpret market conditions faster and more consistently through visual markers and a dashboard-style view. Signals are provided for informational and educational purposes only and should not be used as a standalone trading system. This script is not financial advice and not a buy/sell recommendation. Always confirm with your own analysis and risk management. You are solely responsible for all trading decisions and outcomes.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od Vanthanh74
Fimathe Sniper Dashboard - Final Pro🎯 FIMATHE SNIPER DASHBOARD V6 – 70% Win Rate & 9.5 Profit Factor! OVERVIEW Stop following lagging indicators and start mapping the market with institutional precision. The Fimathe Sniper Dashboard V6 is the definitive professional tool for traders who demand stability, accuracy, and high-performance results. This surgical mapping system is designed to eliminate market noise and highlight high-probability trend expansions. WHY THIS IS A GAME-CHANGER While most scripts fail in volatile conditions, the V6 Elite Edition has been stress-tested across multiple cycles with staggering results: Insane Accuracy: Achieved a 70.31% Win Rate on the 45-minute timeframe. Institutional Profit Factor: Performance metrics show an incredible 9.554 Profit Factor on the 30-minute timeframe. Rock-Solid Stability: Engineered with a remarkably low drawdown of 0.19%, ensuring maximum capital protection. ELITE FEATURES Dual Formation Logic: Choose between Fixed Time (e.g., 10:00-10:30 BRT) or Candle Count to define your Reference Channel and Neutral Zone with 100% accuracy. 10-Level Sniper Expansion: Automatically projects up to 10 levels of targets (1000%), allowing you to ride the most explosive trends in EUR/JPY, XAU/USD, and beyond. Dynamic Visual Dashboard: Features high-definition labels and shaded formation zones (Blue Shaded Area) to identify the exact candles used for the day's calculation. Zero-Lag UI: Persistent labels anchored to current price levels for instant manual execution—no more measuring pips manually. OPERATIONAL GUIDE Blue Zone: Identify the starting formation zone automatically highlighted on your chart. Mapping: The script plots the Reference Channel (Blue) and Neutral Zone (Yellow). The Trigger: Wait for a candle to close above/below the expansion levels. Targets: Aim for Target 2 (200%) as your primary objective, highlighted for maximum visibility. Stop guessing. Start mapping like a pro. Download the Elite Edition now and join the elite group of traders using the most precise Fimathe mapping tool on TradingView.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od valeriosilva1
Rich Scanner Pro this scanner for rich club only not for everyone. Rich Scanner is an intelligent market scanning and analysis system, designed to help traders identify the highest-probability trading opportunities with speed and precision. It relies on advanced analytical algorithms that automatically filter the market to deliver clear, data-driven signals — with no randomness or guesswork. 🚀 What does Rich Scanner offer? 🔍 Real-time market scanning to detect strong opportunities 🎯 Precise entry and exit signals with built-in risk filtering ⏱️ Support for multiple timeframes and different trading styles 📊 Suitable for Scalping, Intraday, and Swing Trading 🧠 Reduced noise and confusion, turning analysis into clear decisions 💎 Why Rich Scanner? Because it doesn’t just display data — it transforms data into executable opportunities, giving you a clearer market perspective and helping you trade with confidence and discipline. Rich Scanner — Trade Smarter, Decide Clearer, Achieve Stronger Results. 📈✨
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od PolaOfMillion
Neeson RSI Divergence DetectorIntegrating Multi-Indicator Strategies: A Rational Approach to Technical Analysis Tools Introduction The integration of multiple technical indicators into a unified trading script represents a sophisticated approach to market analysis, combining complementary analytical methods to enhance decision-making. This article outlines the rational basis for combining specific indicators, explains their synergistic operation, and provides practical guidance for users seeking to understand the functional utility, operational mechanics, and unique value proposition of integrated technical analysis tools. Functional Purpose and Rational Integration Basis Integrated technical scripts are designed to address the inherent limitations of single-indicator analysis by combining multiple analytical perspectives. The rational basis for integration typically follows these principles: Complementary Signal Validation: Different indicators measure distinct market characteristics (momentum, volatility, trend strength, etc.). Their combination allows cross-validation of signals, reducing false positives inherent in single-indicator systems. Multi-Timeframe Confirmation: Integrated scripts often incorporate elements that analyze price action across different temporal dimensions, providing a more comprehensive market perspective. Risk Management Enhancement: By combining overbought/oversold indicators with trend confirmation tools, these scripts help identify not only entry opportunities but also potential risk zones. Market Phase Adaptation: Different market conditions (trending, ranging, volatile) favor different indicator types. Integrated approaches maintain relevance across varying market environments. Synergistic Operational Mechanism The components of well-designed integrated scripts operate through several synergistic mechanisms: Primary Trend Identification: Core trend-following indicators establish the dominant market direction, serving as a filter for other signals. This prevents counter-trend entries that might otherwise be generated by oscillators or momentum indicators. Momentum Confirmation: Oscillator-based components (like RSI or Stochastic) validate the strength of the identified trend, distinguishing between healthy retracements and potential reversals. Divergence Detection: By comparing price action with momentum indicators, these scripts identify subtle shifts in market dynamics that often precede trend changes. Volatility Adjustment: Volatility-based components dynamically adjust signal thresholds and position sizing recommendations based on current market conditions. Multi-Layer Filtering: Each signal passes through successive validation layers, with only the strongest, most confirmed signals triggering alerts or visual markers. Practical Application Guidance Users can maximize the utility of integrated scripts through these practical approaches: Parameter Customization: Adjust indicator periods and thresholds to match the characteristics of specific trading instruments and timeframes. Historical testing can identify optimal settings for particular markets. Signal Hierarchy Interpretation: Learn to distinguish between primary signals (strongly confirmed across multiple indicators) and secondary signals (weaker confirmation) for appropriate position sizing. Contextual Analysis: Consider integrated signals within the broader market context, including support/resistance levels, volume patterns, and fundamental developments. Performance Correlation: Monitor how different market conditions affect script performance. Some configurations may excel in trending markets while others perform better in ranging conditions. Risk Calibration: Use the multi-indicator confirmation to calibrate stop-loss and take-profit levels, with tighter parameters for strongly confirmed signals and wider parameters for weaker ones. Originality and Value Proposition The originality of well-designed integrated scripts manifests in several dimensions: Unique Combination Logic: The specific selection and weighting of indicators, along with their integration methodology, represents intellectual value distinct from simple indicator stacking. Innovative Signal Processing: Advanced scripts often incorporate proprietary algorithms for signal filtering, noise reduction, or probability weighting not found in standard indicators. Adaptive Framework: Some scripts dynamically adjust their analytical approach based on changing market conditions, representing a form of artificial market intelligence. Visualization Innovation: The presentation of complex multi-indicator data in an intuitive, actionable format constitutes significant user interface originality. Empirical Limitations and Responsible Use It is crucial to maintain realistic expectations regarding integrated technical scripts: No Predictive Certainty: These tools analyze probabilities, not certainties. No combination of historical price indicators can guarantee future price movements. Market Efficiency Limitations: All technical analysis operates within the constraints of market efficiency, with script effectiveness varying across different market conditions and time periods. Complementary Role: Integrated scripts should complement, not replace, comprehensive trading strategies including risk management, fundamental analysis, and market knowledge. Continuous Evaluation: Regular performance assessment against established benchmarks helps maintain realistic expectations and identifies when script adjustments may be necessary. Conclusion The thoughtful integration of multiple technical indicators represents a logical evolution in analytical methodology, addressing the limitations of single-indicator approaches through complementary validation and multi-dimensional analysis. By understanding the rational basis for integration, the synergistic operation of components, and the practical application parameters, users can employ these tools as valuable components within broader, disciplined trading approaches. The true value emerges not from predictive accuracy but from structured decision support that helps traders navigate complex market environments with greater consistency and insight.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od neeson1987
Daily Bias Panel (with MTF Toggle)Daily Bias Panel Documentation Overview The Daily Bias Panel is a TradingView indicator designed to provide a structured, multi factor assessment of market direction for intraday and swing traders. It consolidates several key bias components—Prior Day levels, VWAP, Overnight High/Low, Multi Timeframe Market Structure, and an Overall Bias—into a clean, compact table. A confidence meter summarizes the combined strength of all signals. This document explains each line item, the rules behind it, and how to interpret the panel. 1. Prior Day Bias Definition Compares the current price to the previous day’s high and low. Rules • Bullish (1): Close > Prior Day High • Bearish (-1): Close < Prior Day Low • Neutral (0): Price is between the prior high and low Interpretation This bias reflects whether the market is breaking out above or below the previous day’s range. It is a foundational directional signal. 2. VWAP Bias Definition Measures whether price is trading above or below the Volume Weighted Average Price. Rules • Bullish (1): Close > VWAP • Bearish (-1): Close < VWAP • Neutral (0): Price is at VWAP Interpretation VWAP is a widely used institutional benchmark. Trading above VWAP suggests buyers are in control; below VWAP suggests sellers dominate. 3. ONH / ONL Bias (Overnight High / Low) Definition Tracks the overnight session’s high and low (18:00–09:30 ET) and compares current price to those levels. Rules • Bullish (1): Close > Overnight High • Bearish (-1): Close < Overnight Low • Neutral (0): Price is inside the overnight range Interpretation ONH/ONL is extremely important for index futures (ES/NQ). Breaking ONH/ONL often signals strong directional intent at the RTH open. 4. Struct MTF (Market Structure Bias) Definition A weighted blend of market structure trends across multiple timeframes. Modes Swing Mode • 4H (50%) • 1H (30%) • 15M (20%) Intraday Mode • 1H (40%) • 15M (35%) • 5M (25%) Rules Each timeframe is classified as: • Bullish (1): Higher High + Higher Low • Bearish (-1): Lower High + Lower Low • Neutral (0): No clear structure The weighted average produces a final structure score. Interpretation This is your trend engine. It smooths noise and provides a stable directional backbone. 5. Overall Bias Definition A strict agreement filter between Prior Day Bias and VWAP Bias. Rules • Bullish (1): Both Prior Day and VWAP are bullish • Bearish (-1): Both are bearish • Neutral (0): Any disagreement Interpretation This prevents false positives by requiring alignment between two major bias components. 6. Confidence Score Definition A weighted blend of all bias components: • Prior Day (25%) • VWAP (25%) • ONH/ONL (20%) • MTF Structure (30%) Output A normalized score between -1.00 and +1.00. Interpretation • +1.00: Strong bullish alignment across all systems • -1.00: Strong bearish alignment • 0.00: Mixed or unclear conditions 7. Confidence Meter (10 Square Visual) Definition A visual representation of the confidence score. Rules • 0–10 squares filled based on absolute confidence • Color reflects direction (green/red/yellow) Interpretation A quick glance gauge of trend strength. 8. Debug Mode (Optional) Purpose Displays all underlying levels and bias markers directly on the chart. Includes • Prior High / Low • VWAP • ONH / ONL • Confidence Score line • Bias markers (P, V, O, M) Use Case Great for verifying logic, backtesting visually, and understanding how each component behaves. 9. Panel Layout & Spacing Top Left Spacer System When the panel is placed in the top left corner, a 3 row spacer pushes it below the chart header and indicator dropdown. Panel Size Options • Small • Medium • Large These adjust font sizes and meter padding. ______________________________________________________________________________ Summary The Daily Bias Panel is a compact, multi factor decision tool that blends: • Prior Day context • VWAP positioning • Overnight session dynamics • Multi timeframe trend structure • A strict overall bias filter • A confidence scoring engine Together, these components give traders a clear, structured view of market direction and strength. This documentation should serve as a complete reference for understanding, using, and publishing the indicator.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od WaveWalker1
Market Breadth MomentumThe indicator operates by fetching data from external tickers (usually market internal symbols like ATHI and ATLO) and processing them through a momentum filter. It aims to identify "breadth thrusts" or exhaustion points before they become obvious on a standard price chart. Key ComponentsCustom Data Inputs: By default, it uses New Highs and New Lows tickers. You can toggle between calculating the Net difference (Highs minus Lows) or a Ratio (Highs divided by Lows). Dual Mode Logic:Raw Mode: Visualizes the raw spread between highs and lows.Momentum Mode: Applies a McClellan-style calculation (Fast EMA minus Slow EMA) to show the rate of change in market breadth.Signal Line: Includes a 9-period EMA (Signal Line) to help identify trend shifts and provide crossover alerts. Visual InterpretationThe indicator is displayed in a separate pane below the price chart:ElementDescription Teal ColumnsIndicate that the breadth momentum is increasing (bullish divergence or strengthening trend). Maroon Columns Indicate that the breadth momentum is decreasing (bearish divergence or weakening trend).Orange LineThe Signal Line; used to smooth out noise and provide entry/exit triggers.Zero LineThe "neutral" mark. Values above zero generally suggest bullish internal health; values below suggest bearish. Identifying Divergences If the S&P 500 is making new price highs, but the Breadth Momentum histogram is making lower highs, it suggests the rally is losing participation. This is often a precursor to a market correction. Momentum Crossovers A common signal is the "Signal Line Cross." When the columns cross above the orange Signal Line, it indicates a short-term surge in market participation (a "Thrust"). Mean Reversion Extreme extensions away from the Zero Line (either positive or negative) can signal that the market is overbought or oversold on an internal level, regardless of what the price action looks like. Settings & Inputs New Highs/Lows Ticker: Ensure these match the symbols provided by your broker (e.g., HI_NY or ATHI). Fast/Slow EMA: Standard settings are 19 and 39 (McClellan defaults), but these can be tightened for faster scalping or widened for long-term trend following. Show Momentum: Toggle this off if you simply want to see the raw "Net Highs" data without the EMA smoothing.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od tommyttcat
WAE + WaveTrend + ST Strategy FinaleConfluence Multi-Filter Strategy (WAE + WT + ST + EMA M5) | Pine Script v6 | High R:R This advanced strategy, written in Pine Script v6, is the culmination of combining powerful and tested trading logics. It is specifically optimized for low timeframes (e.g., 1 minute), but the multi-timeframe filters make it highly adaptable. The main goal is to identify high-probability signals when there is a confluence (agreement) between momentum, volatility, and long-term trends, while maintaining exceptional risk control. Key Features: 4-Way Logic: Combines WAE , WaveTrend, an EMA 50M5 (Multi-Timeframe) filter, and an optional SuperTrend filter. Dynamic Risk Management: Uses ATR to automatically calculate tight Stop Losses and a smart Trailing Stop that activates upon reaching the first Take Profit (TP1). Excellent Risk/Reward Ratio (R:R): Designed for aggressive R:R (base 1:3), which can be easily customized in the inputs. Discrete Signals: Keeps the chart clean by only showing entry points (BUY/SELL), SL, and TP with small dots. Maximum Customization: Control which filters to activate (EMA, ST, simplified SMC) using the checkboxes in the inputs. How It Works: The strategy looks for the "perfect storm": Trend Confirmation: The price must be aligned with the long-term EMA 50M5 and/or the SuperTrend. Momentum/Volume: WAE and WaveTrend must signal an explosion of volume and momentum in the same direction. Execution: When confluence occurs, the order is triggered with SL and TP predefined by the ATR. Performance Notes: Recent backtesting results (with specific settings): Profit Factor above 39, minimal Drawdown, and a P&L of +50% in one week with only 3 trades. Please Note: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Strategia Pine Script®
od forgionenas
Minervini Trend Template V1.1 - OVTLYRWhat Was Changed The recent update does not modify any trade logic, indicators, or chart-anchored overlays. All changes are display and clarity improvements within the Risk Management table. Specifically: The Bid/Ask Spread check now displays the actual dollar spread (e.g. $0.25, $0.75) instead of a checkmark Text turns green when the spread is ≤ $0.50 Text turns red when the spread exceeds $0.50 A new Spread % row was added Calculated as (Ask − Bid) / Mid Displays the percentage value Turns green when ≤ 5%, red when > 5% Extrinsic % coloring was standardized Green when ≤ 30% Red when > 30% Currency formatting was improved Dollar values now always display two decimal places Large values (e.g. account size) now include thousands separators (commas) What Did Not Change Entry and exit criteria Minervini rule calculations EMA, SMA, ATR, or Order Block logic Alert behavior Chart anchoring or overlay positioning State-based trade management The script behaves identically in execution, with improved readability and decision-making clarity for options and risk evaluation.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od eslebederkaiser
1
Crow RadarV2.1 (Full Blood)乌鸦全能操盘手系统 V2.1 (Full Blood) —— 专为 1% 的专业交易者打造 还在为 SOL 的频繁插针交学费？在算法面前，情绪一文不值。 产品逻辑：本系统基于**“微观压力+宏观联动”**双重引擎。 实时避险系统：当 BTC 联动走弱或卖压异常，全图背景自动泛红，这是你最后一条救命护城河。 冷酷猎手算法：内置信号冷却与趋势过滤，剔除 90% 的无效波动，只在共振时刻发出“🦅捕猎”指令。 战术控制面板：集成风险等级、BTC 偏离度及市场活跃度，一眼看穿主力底牌。 适合人群：追求稳定曲线、厌恶情绪化博弈、正在进行 100 单纪律训练的交易者。 行动呼吁：不开放源代码，仅限 Invite-only。评论区留下你的 TradingView ID，首批开放 5 个内测名额。 “当前为公测版，仅开放基础功能。想要获取‘高灵敏度信号’或加入‘实战带盘群’，请私信联系。” Córas Trádálaí Uile-Babhta Raven V2.1 (Full Blood) – Deartha don 1% de thrádálaithe gairmiúla. An bhfuil tú fós ag íoc an phraghais as borradh praghais SOL go minic? Níl aon luach ar mhothúcháin i bhfianaise halgartaim. Loighic Táirge: Tá an córas seo bunaithe ar inneall déach **"micrea-bhrú + macra-nasc"**. Córas Fálaithe Fíor-Ama: Nuair a lagaíonn comhghaol BTC nó nuair a bhíonn brú díola neamhghnácha, casann cúlra iomlán na cairte dearg go huathoibríoch – do líne chosanta dheireanach. Algartam Sealgaire Gan Ruth: Cuireann fuarú comhartha agus scagadh treochtaí ionsuite deireadh le 90% de luaineachtaí neamhbhailí, ag eisiúint orduithe "seilge" ach amháin ag chuimhneacháin athshondais. Painéal Rialaithe Oirbheartaíochta: Comhtháthaíonn sé leibhéal riosca, diall BTC, agus gníomhaíocht mhargaidh, ag nochtadh straitéisí na bpríomhimreoirí go hachomair. Oiriúnach do: Trádálaithe atá ag lorg patrúin chairte cobhsaí, atá drogallach i leith trádála mothúchánach, agus atá ag dul faoi oiliúint disciplín 100-thrádála. Glao chun Gnímh: Foinse oscailte amháin, cuireadh-amháin. Fág d'Aitheantas TradingView sa chuid tuairimí do na chéad 5 shliotán tástála béite. "Is leagan béite poiblí é seo faoi láthair, agus níl ach feidhmeanna bunúsacha ar fáil. Chun an 'comhartha ard-íogaireachta' a fháil nó chun páirt a ghlacadh sa 'ghrúpa trádála praiticiúil', déan teagmháil linn trí theachtaireacht phríobháideach."
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od liusha4499
Market Breadth ETHWhat this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. If you want, I can also: Write a short TradingView publish description Create example trade scenarios Add a “how not to use it” section 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync”. Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance. This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart. 2 days ago Release Notes What this indicator is Market Breadth ETH is a market-structure and participation indicator that overlays market breadth data directly onto the price chart. Instead of showing breadth (advance/decline, volume participation) in a separate pane, this script translates breadth into price-scaled levels and lines, allowing you to see: Whether an uptrend or downtrend is broadly supported or narrow and fragile Where weak trends leave structural “footprints” behind When price is moving with or against underlying market participation In short, it helps answer: “Is this move real, or is it running on borrowed strength?” Why market breadth matters Market breadth measures how many stocks are participating in a move. Strong markets rise with many stocks advancing together Weak markets often rise with only a few large stocks, while the rest lag or decline Price alone does not reveal this difference. Breadth does. This script’s purpose is to merge breadth and price into one visual framework so you can judge trend quality, not just direction. Core components and how they work 1. Breadth data inputs (the foundation) The script pulls three market-wide data series: Advance/Decline (ADVDEC) – net advancing minus declining stocks Advance/Decline Volume (ADVDECV) – volume-weighted participation Total Volume (TVOL) – context (not directly used in logic) These values represent market participation, not price. They are restricted to regular trading hours (RTH) so overnight noise does not distort the signal. 2. The advance line (participation context) The script builds a cumulative advance/decline volume line: Volume is only accumulated during RTH The cumulative value is log-scaled Why log scaling? Breadth volume can grow extremely large and volatile. Log scaling compresses it into a usable range while preserving trend information. This advance line is not plotted directly, but it is used to: Measure recent breadth highs and lows Define whether participation is expanding or contracting 3. Daily breadth range (strength vs weakness) Each day, the script tracks: The high and low of the advance line Stores the last 3 completed days From this it derives: A recent breadth high A recent breadth low A midpoint These are used to classify participation as: Strong Neutral Weak This classification feeds into the trend background color, which acts as a quick health gauge for the market. 4. Anchors and scaling (how breadth becomes an overlay) This is the most important design concept. Breadth values cannot normally be plotted on a price chart because: They exist in a completely different numerical scale This script solves that by anchoring and scaling breadth to price using two reference points: Prior session close Current session open Using these anchors, the script: Normalizes breadth relative to its recent maximum Scales it proportionally into price space The result is the Derived Breadth Line. 5. The Derived Breadth Line (the heart of the indicator) The Derived Breadth Line is a price-level representation of market participation. How to read it: Its position relative to price matters Its color matters Its interaction with price matters Think of it as: “Where price should be if participation were perfectly aligned.” Interpretation: Price above the breadth line → price may be outrunning participation Price near or below the breadth line → participation is supporting the move 6. Breadth line color (strength signal) The breadth line changes color based on internal conditions: Green → strong participation, supportive breadth Yellow → mixed or transitional conditions Red → weak participation, internal selling pressure The color reflects breadth health, not price direction. A rising price with a yellow or red breadth line is often a warning sign. 7. Smoothing and “sync” The script calculates a smoothed version (ALMA) of the breadth line. When: The raw breadth line and its smoothed version are close The market is considered “in sync.” Signals are emphasized when this condition is met because: It filters noise It indicates consistent participation behavior 8. Imbalance shading (pressure visualization) The script compares: What price movement implies What breadth movement actually shows When breadth underperforms price, the area around the breadth line is shaded. Darker shading = stronger imbalance This visually highlights hidden selling pressure that price alone does not show. 9. Extended daily lines (trend strength memory) This is one of the most powerful features. What these lines are: At each session close, the script draws a horizontal line at the derived breadth level The line extends forward in time The line remains active until price trades through it What they represent: These lines are breadth-based structural memory. They show: Where prior participation conditions were “left behind” Whether price has resolved those conditions or not Weak vs strong trends (key concept) Strong trends Do not leave many unresolved lines behind Price continues forward without revisiting them Weak trends Leave red lines overhead during uptrends These lines represent weak participation that was never repaired They often act as future resistance or reversal zones An uptrend with many red breadth lines above price is structurally fragile. 10. Line distance imbalance (pressure stacking) The script sums: Unresolved lines above price Unresolved lines below price Only within a user-defined range It plots: Positive distance (overhead pressure) Negative distance (support below) Net balance This gives you a quantitative sense of: Whether pressure is stacked above or below price Whether the market has “room to run” or is boxed in When this indicator is most useful This script is especially effective for: Index trading (ES, NQ, SPX, etc.) Trend quality assessment Identifying weak rallies Context for intraday and swing trades Risk management (when not to chase) It is not a signal-only indicator. It is a context and structure tool. How to use it in practice Practical workflow: Check the breadth line color Green supports continuation Yellow = caution Red = risk Compare price vs breadth line Price far above line → fragile Price near line → healthier Look at extended lines Many red lines overhead → weak trend Few or none → stronger trend Watch imbalance shading Growing negative shading → internal pressure Combine with your entries Use this to filter trades Avoid chasing moves with weak breadth Summary Market Breadth ETH turns invisible market participation into visible price structure. It helps you: Judge trend strength, not just direction See where weak trends leave unfinished business Understand when price is being supported — or quietly undermined Think of it as a market quality lens that sits on top of your chart.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od bryndclegg
RW1 Wicket 1.03 (Customer Pro)RW1 Wicket — Z3 Zone + Breakout (Backtest & CRV Compare) Description: RW1 Wicket automatically highlights Z3 Fibonacci zones based on an internal swing structure (P2/P3) and displays RW1 long setups with a SET trigger and breakout entry. It also includes a compact stats box to evaluate performance and compare multiple fixed R:R targets (CRV 1.5 / 2.0 / 3.0), optionally separated into Confirmed and Early results. Features: Z3 Fibonacci zone box (with optional ZigZag / P2-P3 labels) SET marker when price triggers inside the zone RW1 breakout entry above the zone top Optional Early/Risk entry mode (if enabled) On-chart stats box: trades, W/L, win rate, and CRV comparison (best CRV by EV) Disclaimer: This script is for analysis and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Backtest results are not a guarantee of future performance. Internal swing parameters are intentionally not exposed as tuning inputs.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od Emotionless-Edge
HIGHS & LOWS RusosTITLE: HIGHS & LOWS Rusos - Multi-Timeframe Liquidity Engine DESCRIPTION: HIGHS & LOWS Rusos is a professional-grade structural liquidity tool designed to identify key Highs and Lows across multiple timeframes with a smart filtering engine. This script focuses on high-probability liquidity zones while maintaining a clean and organized chart. Key Features: Hierarchical Priority: The script uses a "Waterfall" logic. Monthly levels take priority over Weekly, Weekly over Daily, and so on. If levels from different timeframes overlap (within a tick margin), only the higher-order level is displayed to avoid clutter. Multi-Timeframe Tracking: Automatically plots Monthly (HM/LM), Weekly (HS/LS), Daily (HD/LD), and 4-Hour (H4h/L4h) structural points. Precision Anchoring: Lines are drawn from the exact start of their respective cycles (Month, Week, Day), providing accurate historical context. Dynamic Mitigation: When price touches a level, the line is cut and marked with an "×". You can fully customize the opacity of these mitigated levels in the settings to keep your focus on active liquidity. Optimized Performance: Built-in memory management limits the number of active and historical lines to ensure smooth performance. Technical Hierarchy: Monthly > Weekly > Daily > 4 Hours Lower timeframe levels are automatically hidden when viewing higher timeframe charts to prevent visual artifacts.
Wskaźnik Pine Script®
od RusovskyTP
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