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Trinity MTF Trend Pro

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The Standalone Trend Dashboard indicator is a lightweight, customizable tool for TradingView that provides a compact table summarizing key trend and momentum signals based on common technical indicators. It helps traders quickly assess market bias (bullish, bearish, or neutral) on any symbol and timeframe, without cluttering the chart with lines or overlays. The dashboard appears in one of the four corners (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right) and updates in realtime as new bars form.

### What It Does
The indicator calculates and displays statuses for several trend metrics in a simple table format, using colors for quick visual cues (green for bullish, red for bearish, gray for neutral/mixed). It analyzes price relative to:
- Previous Day VWAP (volume-weighted average price from the prior day) — shows if current price is above or below.
- Current VWAP (ongoing session's VWAP) — similar above/below status.
- Previous Day High/Low — separate rows for price position relative to yesterday's extremes.
- Donchian Basis (midpoint of recent high/low range) — above/below status.
- RVOL (relative volume) — "High" or "Low" compared to recent average.
- EMA Cloud (Ripster-style):
- 5/13 EMA cloud status (bullish if price above both, bearish if below both, neutral if between).
- 21 EMA status (bullish if above, bearish if below).
- 50 EMA status (bullish if above, bearish if below).
- HTF EMA 1 (default 20 EMA on 1h timeframe, bullish/bearish/neutral).
- HTF EMA 2 (default 50 EMA on 1h timeframe, bullish/bearish/neutral).
- RSI vs HTF RSI — bullish if current RSI > HTF RSI (with buffer), bearish if below, neutral if close.
- ADX / DI — trend strength and direction (neutral, bullish trend, bearish trend, strong bullish, strong bearish).
- Overall Status — summary based on alignment of VWAP, PD High/Low, Donchian (strong bullish if all above, strong bearish if all below, mixed otherwise).

The table has a header row, and each metric's status is color-coded for fast reading. It's designed for 5-min charts on symbols like SPY but works on any timeframe/symbol.

### How to Use It
1. **Add to Chart**: Open TradingView, load your chart (e.g., SPY 5-min), click the "Indicators" button, search for "Trinity MTF Trend Dashboard", and add it. The table will appear in the default top-right corner.

2. **Customize the Dashboard**:
- Go to the indicator's settings (gear icon next to the name on the chart).
- In "General Settings", adjust table position and font size for visibility.
- In "Display Toggles", enable/disable individual rows (e.g., turn off EMA rows if you only want VWAP and ADX).
- In "EMA Cloud Settings", change EMA lengths (e.g., 5/13 to 8/21) or higher timeframe (e.g., "60" for 1h to "240" for 4h).
- In "RSI Settings", adjust RSI length, HTF timeframe, or buffer (buffer prevents neutral status on very close values).
- In "ADX + DI Settings", adjust ADX length or thresholds (e.g., weak <15, strong >25).
- In "Dashboard Colors", tweak colors for bullish/red, bearish/green, neutral/gray, etc.

3. **Interpret the Table**:
- Each row shows the metric name on the left and status on the right (e.g., "EMA 5/13 Cloud: Bullish" with green background).
- Use it to confirm trend alignment (e.g., multiple bullish signals = strong uptrend for calls; bearish = downtrend for puts).
- The bottom "Status" row gives an overall bias summary based on core metrics.
- In realtime, the table updates with each new bar for current signals.

4. **Tips**:
- For SPY options, use on 5-min with 1h HTF for EMAs/RSI to catch intraday trends with bigger-picture context.
- Disable unused rows to make the table smaller and less cluttered.
- Combine with your main chart indicators (e.g., price action) — this dashboard is for quick bias overview, not standalone trading signals.
- If the table is too large, set font_size to "tiny" or disable some toggles.

This indicator is efficient and doesn't add chart clutter, making it ideal for multi-chart setups or options trading workflows. If you encounter issues, check TradingView's console for errors or ensure your chart has sufficient history bars loaded.

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