Trendfilter Clouds + VWAP (M/Y) + Swing-VWAP + MTF Tages-EMAs

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EMA Clouds with VWAPs (Advanced Trend & Zone Filter)

This indicator is a visual trend and trading-zone framework built around EMA clouds, anchored VWAPs, and higher-timeframe EMAs.
It is designed to highlight high-probability trading zones, not to generate signals or orders.

What it does

Defines trend direction and structure

Highlights hot reaction zones for scalps and pullbacks

Provides objective mean-reversion areas via VWAP

Adds rebound EMAs for secondary trade opportunities

Everything is shown directly on the price chart with reduced visual noise.

Core Trading Zones
1. EMA Cloud Zones (Primary Trade Areas)

Fast EMA Cloud (8 / 16)
→ Scalp zone
→ Very short-term pullbacks and momentum reactions
→ Best used in strong trends

Slow EMA Cloud (15 / 30)
→ Main scalp & continuation zone
→ Higher-quality reactions than 8/16
→ Core area for trend-following trades

These EMA zones represent heated areas where price often reacts quickly.
Trades are typically taken inside or just at the edge of the cloud, not far away from it.

2. Swing-Anchored VWAP (Mean & Reversal Zone)

Anchored automatically to:

Last swing low in bullish trends

Last swing high in bearish trends

Acts as the active mean price of the current trend leg

How it’s used:

Price moves away from VWAP → wait

Price returns to VWAP → watch for rejection or reversal

Trades are taken only after confirmation, never blindly

VWAP is a reaction level, not an entry trigger.

3. Rebound EMAs (Secondary Trades)

Higher EMAs (e.g. 150 / 200) act as rebound zones

Used for:

Deeper pullbacks

Exhaustion moves

Late-session or final retracements

These are secondary opportunities, often taken after the main move has already played out.

Higher-Timeframe Context
Daily EMAs (10 / 20)

Shown weakly to avoid clutter

Used to:

Confirm higher-timeframe trend

Filter counter-trend scalps

Judge overall market pressure

They are context only, not scalp entries.

Monthly & Yearly VWAP (Optional)

Disabled by default

Can be enabled manually when needed

Used to identify:

Major long-term levels

Extreme deviations

Structural support / resistance

How to trade it (practical)

Trend direction
→ Defined by the slow EMA cloud (15/30)

Scalps
→ Inside 8/16 or 15/30 zones
→ In trend direction only

VWAP trades
→ Wait for price to reach VWAP
→ Trade rejection / reversal, not the touch

Rebound trades
→ At higher EMAs (150/200)
→ Only with clear exhaustion or structure

No trade
→ Price inside cloud with no direction
→ Conflicting EMA and VWAP context

Customization & Display

Toggle:

EMA clouds

Swing-VWAP

Monthly / Yearly VWAP

Daily EMAs

Adjustable:

EMA lengths

VWAP visibility

Line thickness and opacity

Single-pane overlay.
No external libraries.
Visual filter only.

Limitations

Not predictive

Requires confirmation and market context

High-impact news can temporarily invalidate zones

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EMA Clouds with VWAPs (Advanced Trend & Zone Filter)

This indicator is a visual trend and trading-zone framework built around EMA clouds, anchored VWAPs, and higher-timeframe EMAs.
It is designed to highlight high-probability trading zones, not to generate signals or orders.

What it does

Defines trend direction and structure

Highlights hot reaction zones for scalps and pullbacks

Provides objective mean-reversion areas via VWAP

Adds rebound EMAs for secondary trade opportunities

Everything is shown directly on the price chart with reduced visual noise.

Core Trading Zones
1. EMA Cloud Zones (Primary Trade Areas)

Fast EMA Cloud (8 / 16)
→ Scalp zone
→ Very short-term pullbacks and momentum reactions
→ Best used in strong trends

Slow EMA Cloud (15 / 30)
→ Main scalp & continuation zone
→ Higher-quality reactions than 8/16
→ Core area for trend-following trades

These EMA zones represent heated areas where price often reacts quickly.
Trades are typically taken inside or just at the edge of the cloud, not far away from it.

2. Swing-Anchored VWAP (Mean & Reversal Zone)

Anchored automatically to:

Last swing low in bullish trends

Last swing high in bearish trends

Acts as the active mean price of the current trend leg

How it’s used:

Price moves away from VWAP → wait

Price returns to VWAP → watch for rejection or reversal

Trades are taken only after confirmation, never blindly

VWAP is a reaction level, not an entry trigger.

3. Rebound EMAs (Secondary Trades)

Higher EMAs (e.g. 150 / 200) act as rebound zones

Used for:

Deeper pullbacks

Exhaustion moves

Late-session or final retracements

These are secondary opportunities, often taken after the main move has already played out.

Higher-Timeframe Context
Daily EMAs (10 / 20)

Shown weakly to avoid clutter

Used to:

Confirm higher-timeframe trend

Filter counter-trend scalps

Judge overall market pressure

They are context only, not scalp entries.

Monthly & Yearly VWAP (Optional)

Disabled by default

Can be enabled manually when needed

Used to identify:

Major long-term levels

Extreme deviations

Structural support / resistance

How to trade it (practical)

Trend direction
→ Defined by the slow EMA cloud (15/30)

Scalps
→ Inside 8/16 or 15/30 zones
→ In trend direction only

VWAP trades
→ Wait for price to reach VWAP
→ Trade rejection / reversal, not the touch

Rebound trades
→ At higher EMAs (150/200)
→ Only with clear exhaustion or structure

No trade
→ Price inside cloud with no direction
→ Conflicting EMA and VWAP context

Customization & Display

Toggle:

EMA clouds

Swing-VWAP

Monthly / Yearly VWAP

Daily EMAs

Adjustable:

EMA lengths

VWAP visibility

Line thickness and opacity

Single-pane overlay.
No external libraries.
Visual filter only.

Limitations

Not predictive

Requires confirmation and market context

High-impact news can temporarily invalidate zones

Summary

EMA clouds = trendscalp & continuation zones

VWAP = mean & reversal area

Higher EMAs = rebound trades

Tool answers where to trade, not when to click