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Indicador Pivot Points com Cruzamento de Médias Móveis
Fabricio Nicolau
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Previous High & LowPrevious High & Low plots key reference levels from higher timeframes directly on your chart to help you spot liquidity targets, support/resistance, and reaction zones faster.
What it shows:
PDH / PDL (Previous Day High & Low): yesterday’s high and low, extended to the end of the current day (works on all timeframes, including low TF).
H-2 / H-3 (1H levels): the high/low from the previous-previous hour (H-2) and an optional extra set (H-3) for additional intraday context. These lines are limited up to the current candle.
H4-1 / H4-2 (4H levels): the high/low of the previous 4-hour candle (H4-1) and the previous-previous 4-hour candle (H4-2), also limited up to the current candle.
Customization:
Toggle each group on/off (PDH/PDL, H-2, H-3, H4-1, H4-2)
Fully style lines (color, width, solid/dashed/dotted)
Optional labels for each level
How to use:
Use these levels as “areas of interest” for breakouts, pullbacks, stop runs/liquidity sweeps, and mean-reversion reactions—especially around PDH/PDL and prior 4H/1H extremes.
Option Levels KiKOption Levels KiK - Automatic Options Levels Converter
This indicator automatically converts SPX options levels to ES futures prices in real-time.
KEY FEATURES:
- Automatic conversion from any index (SPX, NDX, etc.) to its corresponding futures contract (ES, NQ, etc.)
- Two conversion modes: Ratio or Spread
- Automatic reference price capture at user-defined time (default 15:30 Paris time)
- Displays key options levels: Gamma Flip, Forward, C50, C70, P50, P70
CONVERSION METHODS:
- Ratio Mode: Future Level = Index Level × (ES Reference / SPX Reference)
- Spread Mode: Future Level = Index Level + (ES Reference - SPX Reference)
CUSTOMIZATION:
- Enable/disable individual levels
- Fully customizable colors, line styles, and widths
- Labels displayed on the right side of the chart
- Reference time automatically converts from Paris timezone to US market time
USAGE:
1. Enter your options levels for the index (e.g., SPX)
2. The indicator automatically converts them to futures levels (e.g., ES)
3. Monitor the conversion info table in the top-right corner
Perfect for options traders who need to track index levels on futures charts!
Bullish/Bearish Trend OscillatorThis oscillator compresses multiple trend signals into a single 0–100 gauge (50 = neutral). It combines:
Fast trend alignment (SMA stack + MACD)
Distance from SMA20 and SMA200 (stronger bear weighting below)
SMMA channel position
Trend line channel position
Price momentum (bar‑to‑bar change)
Volume ratio (green vs red candle weight)
The result is a smoothed, step‑colored trend score that highlights bullish vs bearish pressure and helps identify trend strength changes over time.
Note:
This is an educational indicator and not financial advice.
DEMA200 + EMA9/20/50 + VWAP (Paul Laurent Trading)This script is an all-in-one overlay indicator for TradingView that combines a **DEMA 200**, **EMA 9/20/50**, and TradingView’s **anchored VWAP** (the same VWAP logic as the default VWAP indicator). It’s designed to keep your chart clean while showing key trend and mean-reversion references in one place.
**How to use it**
* Add it to your chart like any indicator: open **Indicators**, search the script name, and click **Add to chart**.
* Use **EMA 9/20/50** for short-term trend and pullback structure (9 = fastest, 50 = slowest).
* Use **DEMA 200** as your long-term trend filter and major dynamic support/resistance.
* Use **VWAP (middle blue line)** as the intraday “fair value” reference. Price above VWAP generally shows stronger demand; below VWAP suggests weaker demand.
* Open the script **Settings** to customize:
* **Colors** and **Strength (line width)** for each line
* VWAP **Anchor Period** (Session, Week, Month, etc.)
* Optional VWAP **Bands** (off by default, can be enabled anytime)
Overnight Mid-pointThis script defines a scrollable intraday session and continuously tracks the highest and lowest candle body closes made during that session, explicitly ignoring wicks. As the session develops, it plots a single horizontal midpoint line (dotted, dashed, or solid by user selection) calculated as the average of those two body closes, extending to the right from the session. For visual verification, it places exactly two dots on the chart: a green dot above the bar with the highest body close and a red dot below the bar with the lowest body close. Each new session resets the calculation, ensuring only one midpoint line and two verification markers are visible at any time. For proper use, 1800 - 0800 local time should be used (may be a couple hours off depending on your region).
Last Candle + Previous Day + Pre-Market- RangeV2 of the Indicator (Test)
Last Candle + Previous Day + Pre-Market Script – Features
Last Candle Levels (Current Timeframe)
Draws horizontal lines at the high and low of the last confirmed candle.
Optional display of the candle range in percentage.
Lines automatically update and move correctly when zooming or changing the timeframe.
Previous Day High / Low
Shows the high and low of the previous trading day as dashed lines.
Lines are automatically updated and extend to the right, following the price scale.
Works on any timeframe chart.
Pre-Market High / Low
Highlights the pre-market session (default 04:00–09:30) with dotted lines.
Only calculated during intraday charts.
Lines behave exactly like the daily range lines: zoomable, shiftable, and extendable.
Optional toggle to enable or disable.
Customization Options
Colors for TF candle, daily range, and pre-market range lines.
Length of line extension to the right can be adjusted.
Toggle which levels to show: current TF, previous day, pre-market.
Stable & Safe in Pine Script v6
No repaint issues.
Works reliably on all intraday and daily charts.
Compatible with zooming and chart shifting.
If you want, I can also create a very short “user guide” with screenshots / labels in the chart, so it’s immediately clear what each toggle and line represents.
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Supertrend by JKRSupertrend by JKR is a trend-following overlay that plots dynamic support/resistance bands around price and flips when the trend changes.
It builds a smoothed baseline using your selected moving average type (SMA, TMA, WMA, VWMA, TEMA, HMA, EMA, or VMA). Around this baseline, it computes a volatility/range offset (classic ATR mode or Dual-Thrust range mode) and creates two trailing bands:
UpTrend band (active during bullish conditions)
DownTrend band (active during bearish conditions)
When price closes beyond the active band, the indicator flips trend direction and switches to the opposite band. While the trend remains active, the band “trails” price and updates in a way that avoids stepping backwards, which helps keep the trend structure clean and stable.
Options
Trend-change arrows (optional)
Bar coloring or candle overlay (optional)
Designed to evaluate on bar close for stable signals
Tip: Increase the Multiplier to reduce flips and widen bands; reduce Period to make the trend more responsive.
Heikin Ashi Trend Buy Sell
This indicator generates BUY and SELL signals based on Heikin Ashi trend direction and strong wickless candles. Use it **only on Heikin Ashi charts** for accurate signals. Buy when the first strong bullish Heikin Ashi candle appears and sell when the first strong bearish candle appears. Best used to catch trend starts and ride clean trends.
DEMA200 + EMA9/20/50 + VWAP (Paul Laurent Trading)This script is an all-in-one overlay indicator for TradingView that combines a **DEMA 200**, **EMA 9/20/50**, and TradingView’s **anchored VWAP** (the same VWAP logic as the default VWAP indicator). It’s designed to keep your chart clean while showing key trend and mean-reversion references in one place.
**How to use it**
* Add it to your chart like any indicator: open **Indicators**, search the script name, and click **Add to chart**.
* Use **EMA 9/20/50** for short-term trend and pullback structure (9 = fastest, 50 = slowest).
* Use **DEMA 200** as your long-term trend filter and major dynamic support/resistance.
* Use **VWAP (middle blue line)** as the intraday “fair value” reference. Price above VWAP generally shows stronger demand; below VWAP suggests weaker demand.
* Open the script **Settings** to customize:
* **Colors** and **Strength (line width)** for each line
* VWAP **Anchor Period** (Session, Week, Month, etc.)
* Optional VWAP **Bands** (off by default, can be enabled anytime)
TTM Squeeze (ThinkOrSwim style)This script is a TradingView implementation of the classic TTM Squeeze indicator popularized in ThinkOrSwim.
It is not a line-by-line replica of the proprietary ThinkOrSwim study, but it follows the same core logic and purpose:
detecting volatility compression and release, combined with directional momentum, to anticipate strong price moves.
How it works
1. Squeeze condition (volatility)
Bollinger Bands (20, 2.0) are compared against Keltner Channels (20, 1.5).
When Bollinger Bands are inside the Keltner Channel, volatility is compressed (squeeze ON).
When Bollinger Bands expand outside the Keltner Channel, volatility is released (squeeze OFF).
This is shown by the dots on the zero line:
Red dots → Squeeze ON (low volatility, market coiling)
Green dots → Squeeze OFF (volatility expanding, potential move)
2. Momentum histogram
Momentum is calculated using a linear regression of price relative to a dynamic equilibrium level (similar to ThinkOrSwim’s internal logic).
The histogram shows both direction and acceleration.
Histogram colors:
Bright green → Momentum above zero and increasing (bullish acceleration)
Dark green → Momentum above zero but decreasing (bullish deceleration)
Bright red → Momentum below zero and decreasing (bearish acceleration)
Dark red → Momentum below zero but increasing (bearish deceleration)
How to use it
The indicator is best used in three steps:
Wait for red dots (squeeze ON) → volatility compression.
Observe the histogram direction building during the squeeze.
When dots turn green (squeeze OFF), look for entries in the direction of the histogram, ideally aligned with market structure.
This indicator is not meant to be traded mechanically.
It works best when combined with:
price structure
support/resistance
higher-timeframe context
Notes
Due to platform differences, results may vary slightly from ThinkOrSwim on individual bars.
Conceptually and operationally, the indicator fulfills the same role and trading logic as the original TTM Squeeze.
External Market Structure from BBCits a external market structure from bbc for highs and lows for trend analysis
Automatic MTF PivotsAutomatic MTF Pivots plots horizontal lines at Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Pivots as well as Support and Resistance Levels. In the Input Panel, you can select which levels to be flagged on the chart as well as their colors.
It can be shown on any timeframes with any symbols and provide reliable support and resistance.
Automatic MTF Pivots can be used in isolation or work with any other trading systems. Especially when combined with the AccuTrade System, it can provide solid R/S Levels to further confirm the signals.
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.
Multi Moving Averages (EMA / SMA Toggle) ConfigurableMulti Moving Averages (EMA / SMA Toggle) is a lightweight and highly configurable indicator designed to plot up to three moving averages on your chart with a clean and minimalist input panel.
The indicator allows you to switch seamlessly between Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) and Simple Moving Averages (SMA) using a single toggle, while preserving the same lengths, sources, and visual settings. Each moving average can be independently shown or hidden and fully customized for color, line width, and plot style.
This tool is ideal for traders who rely on multiple moving averages for trend identification, dynamic support and resistance, pullback analysis, and crossover-based strategies, while keeping their charts uncluttered and easy to read.
Key Features
Plot up to three moving averages
Global EMA / SMA toggle
Individual show / hide control for each MA
Customizable length, source, color, width, and style
Minimalist input layout with low scrolling
Fully compatible with the Style panel
Whether you prefer fast-reacting EMAs or smoother SMAs, this indicator adapts instantly to your workflow without requiring multiple indicators or duplicate settings.
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.
Demand Index##Description:
This indicator is a precise Pine Script replica of the "Demand Index" (Study ID 139) as found in the Sierra Chart trading platform.
Originally developed by James Sibbet, the Demand Index combines price and volume data to measure buying and selling pressure. It is often considered a leading indicator, anticipating price trend changes by identifying divergences between the price action and the volume flow.
##Key Features & Formula Logic
This script strictly follows the official documentation provided by Sierra Chart to ensure the values match the original platform as closely as possible.
Specific calculation details included in this port:
- P(HL2C): Uses the weighted average (High + Low + 2*Close).
- Range Calculation: Uses a Moving Range based on Max(High, 2) - Min(Low, 2).
- The H0/L0 Factor: A unique characteristic of the Sierra Chart formula is the use of H0 and L0 (the High and Low of the first loaded bar in history) to scale the volatility exponent. This script replicates that behavior.
Note: Because H0 and L0 depend on the start of the loaded data, values may shift slightly if the amount of historical data on your chart changes. This is consistent with how the study behaves in Sierra Chart.
- Complex Weighting: Calculates "Buy Power" and "Sell Power" using the specific exponential decay formula outlined in SC ID 139.
##Settings (Inputs)
- Buy/Sell Power Length (nBS): Length for smoothing Volume and Range (Default: 19).
- Buy/Sell Power MA Length: Length for the smoothing of the calculated Buy/Sell Power (Default: 19).
- Demand Index MA Length: Length for the final Simple Moving Average (SMA) of the Demand Index (Default: 19).
- MA Type: Choose the smoothing algorithm for intermediate steps (EMA, SMA, WMA, RMA). Default is EMA.
##How to Trade / Interpret
- Divergence: The most powerful signal. If price makes a new High but the Demand Index fails to reach a new High, it suggests Buying Power is weakening (Bearish Divergence). Conversely for Bullish Divergence.
- Zero Line Cross: A cross above zero indicates Buy Power > Sell Power (Bullish). A cross below zero indicates Sell Power > Buy Power (Bearish).
Disclaimer: This script is for educational and analytical purposes only. It is a code conversion based on public documentation of Sierra Chart Study ID 139.
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Momentum Exhaustion UltimateMomentum Exhaustion Ultimate
Introduction
This indicator is a comprehensive market timing tool based on Consecutive Bar Counting logic. Unlike standard oscillators like RSI or MACD which smooth data using averages (lagging price), this strategy analyzes the specific sequence and persistence of price action to identify moments of trend exhaustion in real-time.
It is widely used on professional trading desks to answer one specific question: "Has the current trend run out of gas?"
The Core Philosophy
Markets do not move in straight lines; they move in waves of momentum and exhaustion. This strategy posits that a trend typically exhausts itself after a specific cadence of buying or selling pressure. By "counting" these pressure bars, we can identify high-probability zones where the market is likely to pause (Extension) or reverse completely (Exhaustion).
How It Works: The Two Phases
1. The Extension Phase (The "9"):
Goal: Identifies a trend that is becoming overextended (Momentum).
The Signal: A count of 9 consecutive bars closing higher/lower than the close 4 bars prior.
Meaning: This is a "Momentum Pause" signal. When a 9 appears, the market often corrects for 1-4 bars. It is the first warning sign of fatigue.
2. The Exhaustion Phase (The "13"):
Goal: Identifies the final exhaustion of the trend.
The Signal: A count of 13 bars (not necessarily consecutive) where price pushes to new extremes relative to the high/low 2 bars prior.
Meaning: This is the "Reversal" signal. The buying/selling pressure has likely fully capitulated, and a major counter-trend move is expected.
How To Use This Script
This indicator is not just a "reversal catcher." It includes institutional features (Structure Lines and Invalidation Levels) to help you manage the trade:
Don't Just Fade the "9": A "9" isn't always a buy signal. If the trend is strong, the "9" might just be a pause. Wait for the 13 for major reversals.
The "Quality Filter" (Diamond ♦): A signal is statistically stronger if the final bar (8 or 9) actually pushes deeper than previous bars. This script marks these high-quality signals with a Diamond (♦).
The Trend Barrier Breakout: The script plots Structural Support/Resistance Lines (Dashed Red/Green). If price ignores a Reversal Signal and breaks through this line, the reversal has failed. Cancel your fade and trade the Breakout (Trend Continuation). This is often the most profitable signal in the system.
The "Invalidation" Line: The Blue Dotted line represents the "Stop Loss" level derived from the volatility of the count. If price closes past this line, the signal is invalid—exit immediately.
Features Included in This Script:
Full Engine: Includes both the Extension (1-9) and Exhaustion (1-13) counters.
Wick-Sensitive Mode: Option to switch logic for fast-moving markets (Crypto/FX) to detect wicks rather than closes.
Deferral Logic: "Qualifier" rules that prevent a 13 from firing until momentum actually slows down.
Structure Lines: Institutional trend barriers for breakout trading.
Volatility Stops: Dynamic invalidation levels to protect capital.
Minimalist Mode: Hides the "number soup" to keep your chart clean, showing only actionable signals.
