GoldWave Sniper Reclaim EngineClear BUY / SELL / EXIT signals, strong noise filtering, avoids choppy ranges, prevents signal spam, and focuses on high-quality pullbacks in trend. Plug it in and trade.
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RokTrades Info Table PRORokTrades Info Table PRO
This is my “at-a-glance” market context HUD that lives on your chart. The goal is simple: stop guessing and get a clean read on what the internals + volatility are actually doing while you’re trading.
Instead of bouncing between tickers and dashboards, this table keeps the important stuff in one place:
- Volatility pressure / tailwind (VIX + optional VXN)
- Breadth / participation (NYSE + NASD U/D, ADD, optional TRIN + TICK)
- Put/Call positioning (P/C with a trend filter)
- A fast “what kind of day is this?” read so you’re not forcing trend trades on chop days (or fading a real trend)
It’s built to be fast, readable, and usable intraday — with an Expanded mode (more explanation in the hint column) and a Compact mode (clean, minimal, mobile-friendly). You can also choose your internals timeframe, table position, and text size so it fits your layout.
How I use it (real quick)
I’m basically checking three things:
1) Are internals supporting the move or fighting it?
2) Is the open move legit or likely to trap?
3) Where are the key levels that matter right now?
When the table is screaming “risk-off / weak breadth / VIX rising” while price is pushing higher, that’s usually a “be careful” moment. When everything aligns, I’m way more willing to press trades and hold winners.
What PRO adds vs the LITE version
The LITE version is a solid “quick glance” table — regimes, basic internals, and key level states (above/below).
PRO is the full trading workflow. Here’s what you get in PRO that you don’t get in LITE:
1) VIX-Weighted Internals Scoring (INT SCORE)
PRO builds a real score from:
- VIX regime (VIX vs its EMA)
- VIX momentum + extension
- Breadth signals (U/D, ADD, optional TRIN/TICK)
- Optional Put/Call input (regime or direction)
So you’re not eyeballing 6 signals and trying to “feel” the bias — you get a number and a background color that shows trend/chop/bias instantly.
2) OPEN SCORE + OPEN TYPE (Since Open)
This is huge. PRO tracks the since-open deltas and gives you:
- OPEN SCORE (what internals have done since the open)
- OPEN TYPE (open trend / open chop / open bull / open bear)
This helps you avoid the classic trap where the day turns into something totally different after the first push.
3) Score Alignment (OPEN vs INT)
PRO compares:
- what the open is doing
vs
- what the overall internals bias is doing
If they’re aligned, you can trust continuation more. If they diverge, you should tighten up, expect whips, and demand confirmation.
4) ORB (15m / 30m / 60m) with live state
PRO builds accurate ORB levels using 1-minute data and shows:
- Building progress early (B 7/15 etc.)
- State once complete: ABV / IN / BLW
- ORH/ORL values in the hint column
5) Trap Warning System (Severity + Play Hint)
This is one of my favorite parts:
- It watches for breakouts above ORH / below ORL that are not supported by internals
- Gives a Trap Type (Bull / Bear / Divergence / Chop)
- Gives Severity (LOW / MED / HIGH)
- Optional Play Hint (WAIT / FADE / BUY style guidance)
It’s not “signals.” It’s a warning system to keep you from getting smoked by fake moves.
6) More Key Levels + Better Session Logic
LITE has PMH/PML + PDH/PDL/YClose/Mid (table states).
PRO adds:
- Overnight High / Low (ONH/ONL) based on a real overnight session (16:00–09:30)
- RTH Open (RTHO)
- Prev-day levels with a choice of RTH mode vs Full Day mode
- Better “anchor time” handling so levels are based on the session they belong to
7) Prev-Day Volume Profile (Approx) — YPOC / VAH / VAL
PRO computes an approximate previous day RTH volume profile using 1-minute data and gives you:
- YPOC
- YVAH / YVAL
- Plus a safety flag if it overflows (so you know when to adjust bin size / max bins)
8) Plot Engine (Lines + Labels) — One clean UI for everything
LITE is table-only.
PRO can plot the levels on your chart with a consistent, clean UI:
- Extend right or full chart
- Solid / dashed / dotted
- Width control
- Optional labels with side/size/offset and price included
And it’s all toggle-based so you can keep it clean and only plot what you care about.
9) Extra Day Context: Inside/Outside, Gap %, Range vs ADR%
PRO includes:
- Inside / Outside / Expansion day type
- Gap %
- Range vs ADR%
So you’re not trading blind into a day that’s already exhausted its typical range.
Notes / Tips
- Premarket levels require extended hours candles to be enabled.
- Internals feeds can vary by broker/data package — if something shows NA, it’s usually a data permission issue.
- This tool is designed to be a context + decision support HUD, not a “buy/sell signal generator.”
SMC Liquidity Forge OB FVG Mitigation HVBSMC Liquidity Forge is a Smart Money Concepts indicator focused on liquidity zones and price imbalance:
Order Blocks (OB): marks bullish/bearish OB zones where price often reacts.
Fair Value Gaps (FVG): highlights imbalance gaps to watch for “fills” and pullbacks.
Structure-Breaking FVG: flags FVGs that appear with a structure break (stronger context).
Mitigation Recolor: automatically recolors OB/FVG boxes once they’ve been mitigated, so you instantly know the zone is “used/weak.”
High Volume Bar (HVB): colors candles with unusually high volume (volume > 1.5×EMA(12)) to spot strong participation.
Clean commercial UI: simple on/off toggles + one opacity knob for all boxes to keep charts tidy.
Sessions: Daily Close, Open, Initial Balance [diJMedia Trading]What This Script Does
This advanced session indicator displays critical trading levels for intraday traders, focusing on three main components:
Session Open and Close Lines - Tracks the opening and closing prices of your configured trading session
Initial Balance (IB) - Shows the high and low range formed during the first period of the session (configurable duration)
IB Extensions (IBx) - Dynamically displays extension levels above and below the initial balance based on the IB range
Previous Daily Close - Extends the previous session's close level into the current session
Key Features
Customizable Session Configuration: Define your preferred trading session (e.g., New York, London, Asia) with custom time zones
Initial Balance Period: Set the IB duration in minutes (default: 60 minutes)
Dynamic IB Extensions: Automatically calculates and displays IBH1, IBH2, IBH3... (above IB) and IBL1, IBL2, IBL3... (below IB) as price reaches these levels
IB Middle Lines: Optional middle lines between IB levels for precise entry/exit points (requires minimum IB range of 3 points)
High Precision: Uses lower timeframe (1-minute) data for accurate IB calculations
Full Customization: Each line type has independent color, width, and style (solid/dashed/dotted) settings
Session Range Display: Shows the total range in points for each session
How to Use It
Setup:
Add the indicator to your intraday chart (Note: does not work on daily/weekly/monthly timeframes)
Configure your trading session time and timezone in the "Session" settings group
Set your preferred Initial Balance duration in minutes
Understanding the Levels:
Open Line (cyan): Session opening price - often acts as support/resistance
Close Line (red): Session closing price - updates in real-time
Daily Close (red): Previous session's close - critical reference level
IB High/Low (blue/red dots): The range established during the initial balance period
IBHx/IBLx (orange): Extension levels measured by the IB range (e.g., IBH1 = IB High + 1 x IB range)
IBM, IBHm, IBLm (purple): Middle lines between IB levels for refined entries
Trading Applications:
Initial Balance Theory: Traders use IB as a measure of volatility; breakouts from IB often indicate trending days
Extension Levels: IBx levels act as natural profit targets and reversal zones
Open/Close Levels: Key support/resistance areas for intraday trading
Previous Daily Close: Essential reference point for gap trading and bias determination
Customization:
Toggle display of each component independently in "Display" settings
Customize colors, line widths, and styles in "Lines" and "Initial Balance" groups
Set maximum number of IBx extension levels (0-10)
Adjust minimum IB range required to display middle lines
Best Practices:
Works best on 5-minute to 60-minute charts
Default 60-minute IB period is standard for equity markets
Adjust IB period based on market volatility (shorter for volatile markets)
Use with volume analysis and price action for confirmation
R C 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. 📈✨
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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.
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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.
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. 📈✨
Institutional Speed & Momentum (Sessions).This scripts allows an alert to go off when a volume x is pumping more volume then regular in a certain period of time. So you can set an alert if you looking at a LQ level, and the bars are turning green or red in e.g. bullish and bearish, so test it out
QX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 ProQX Expert Imtiazz 3.0.4 Pro (qx_expert_imtiaz) is an advanced price-action–based TradingView indicator designed to identify high-probability BUY and SELL opportunities with clarity and precision.
It combines trend direction, market structure, and dynamic support & resistance logic to help traders make confident decisions in both trending and ranging markets.
The indicator plots clear BUY (green) and SELL (red) signals directly on the chart, reducing noise and eliminating guesswork. It is optimized for short-term, intraday, and scalping strategies, while still remaining effective on higher timeframes.
QX Expert Imtiazz Pro works best on Forex pairs, but it can also be applied to crypto, indices, and commodities. Its lightweight and non-repainting logic makes it suitable for real-time trading and backtesting.
🔹 Key Features
📌 Clear BUY & SELL arrow signals
📈 Trend-based confirmation logic
🔄 Works in trending & ranging markets
🕒 Suitable for scalping, intraday & swing trading
⚡️ Repainting signals (after candle close) With 90% Accuracy
🔧 Optimized for Binary & Forex, Crypto, Indices
📊 Works on multiple timeframes
🧠 Beginner-friendly & pro-level accuracy
🔹 How to Use
BUY Signal (Green Arrow): Look for long entries after candle close
SELL Signal (Red Arrow): Look for short entries after candle close
Best results when used with:
Higher timeframe trend confirmation
Proper risk management (SL & TP)
Support & resistance zones
StealthFX Signal RSI IndicatorStealthFX Signal RSI is a refined momentum indicator built to identify high-probability RSI reversal and continuation signals while filtering out market noise.
It combines RSI structure, volume awareness, trend context, and Money Flow Index (MFI) dynamics into a clean, easy-to-read oscillator.
All signals are non-repainting and confirmed on candle close.
🔹 Core Features
Enhanced RSI signals
Identifies momentum shifts using RSI peaks, dips, and threshold crossovers
Optional volume confirmation
Filters low-quality signals during weak participation
Optional trend confirmation
Aligns signals with short-term market direction
MFI Cloud
Visualizes smart money pressure using fast & slow MFI EMAs
Blue = bullish flow, Purple = bearish flow
Noise-reduction logic
Designed to produce fewer but higher-quality signals
🔹 Visual Design
Clean oscillator panel
Dynamic RSI coloring:
Blue → Oversold / bullish conditions
Purple → Overbought / bearish conditions
Clear BUY / SELL labels inside the RSI pane
Optional overbought / oversold zone shading
Minimalist look inspired by professional Lux-style indicators
🔹 How to Use
BUY signals
RSI recovering from oversold conditions
Momentum turning positive
Optional volume & trend alignment
SELL signals
RSI rolling over from overbought levels
Momentum weakening
Optional volume & trend alignment
Works best as:
A confirmation tool for price-action setups
A momentum filter for trend strategies
A timing indicator alongside higher-timeframe bias
🔹 Recommended Markets & Timeframes
Forex: 5m – 1H
Indices & Crypto: 15m – 1H
Best performance during active market sessions
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Always apply proper risk management and confirm signals with additional analysis.
MATT 3This indicator helps identify high-probability trend shifts and continuation setups by combining momentum, trend strength, and volatility into a single, easy-to-read signal. It highlights bullish/bearish conditions, marks potential entries and exits, and reduces noise during choppy markets with adaptive filtering. Use it to confirm direction, time pullbacks, and stay aligned with the dominant trend.
MATT 2This indicator helps identify high-probability trend shifts and continuation setups by combining momentum, trend strength, and volatility into a single, easy-to-read signal. It highlights bullish/bearish conditions, marks potential entries and exits, and reduces noise during choppy markets with adaptive filtering. Use it to confirm direction, time pullbacks, and stay aligned with the dominant trend.
MATT 1This indicator helps identify high-probability trend shifts and continuation setups by combining momentum, trend strength, and volatility into a single, easy-to-read signal. It highlights bullish/bearish conditions, marks potential entries and exits, and reduces noise during choppy markets with adaptive filtering. Use it to confirm direction, time pullbacks, and stay aligned with the dominant trend.
MATT 4This indicator helps identify high-probability trend shifts and continuation setups by combining momentum, trend strength, and volatility into a single, easy-to-read signal. It highlights bullish/bearish conditions, marks potential entries and exits, and reduces noise during choppy markets with adaptive filtering. Use it to confirm direction, time pullbacks, and stay aligned with the dominant trend.
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.
Market DashboardMarket Dashboard - Trend vs Chop Detection
A comprehensive intraday market internals dashboard that displays five key metrics to help traders quickly identify whether the market is in a trending or sideways/rotational regime.
METRICS DISPLAYED:
1. VOLD Ratio - Up Volume / Down Volume ratio for NYSE
• > +2.0 = Strong buying pressure (green)
• < -2.0 = Strong selling pressure (red)
• Between -2 and +2 = Neutral/rotational (gray)
2. RVOL - Relative Volume compared to same time over past N days
• > 1.5 = Above-average participation (orange)
• < 0.7 = Below-average participation (blue)
• Otherwise neutral (gray)
3. Breadth % - Net percentage of advancing vs declining issues
• > +30% = Broad upside participation (green)
• < -30% = Broad downside participation (red)
• Between -30% and +30% = Mixed/rotational (gray)
4. ADR Used % - Session range utilization vs 5-day Average Daily Range
• > 80% = Extended move, potential exhaustion (orange)
• < 30% = Compressed, room to move (blue)
• Otherwise neutral (gray)
5. TICK - NYSE TICK Index with sentiment label
• > +600 = Strong uptick pressure (green)
• < -600 = Strong downtick pressure (red)
• Between -600 and +600 = Neutral (gray)
HOW TO READ:
Trending Day Signals:
• VOLD > ±2.5 + Breadth > ±50% + TICK sustained in one direction + RVOL > 1.5 + ADR climbing = Strong trend, trade with pullbacks
Sideways/Chop Signals:
• VOLD oscillating ±2 + Breadth flipping around 0% + TICK whipping + RVOL < 1.2 + ADR mean-reverting = Range-bound, fade extremes or stand aside
CUSTOMIZATION:
• Adjustable ADR length (default 5 days)
• Adjustable RVOL lookback period (default 10 days, 30 bars)
• Table position selector (9 positions available)
Perfect for ES, NQ, and other index futures traders who need quick regime assessment at a glance.
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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.
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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.
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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.
