HARSI Fisher Transform & DivergenceHARSI Fisher Transform & Divergence
This indicator combines a Heikin-Ashi-smoothed, zero-centered RSI ("HARSI") with a Fisher Transform to produce a clean, clearly-defined oscillator, plus a dual divergence engine that scans both the Fisher line and the HARSI candles against real price action.
How it works
RSI is zero-centered (RSI − 50) and run through a Heikin-Ashi transform, producing smoothed HARSI open/high/low/close values.
The HARSI midpoint is passed through a single continuous Fisher Transform, producing a sharper, more clearly-peaked oscillator line than raw RSI.
HARSI candles are displayed in the same pane as the Fisher line, automatically scaled (via a rolling volatility ratio) so both series share one visual scale alongside fixed overbought/oversold levels.
Divergence detection
Two independent engines — one on the Fisher line, one on the raw HARSI candle — each detect:
Regular Bullish / Bearish (price vs. oscillator disagreement — potential reversal)
Hidden Bullish / Bearish (trend-continuation divergence)
Both engines compare pivots against real chart price highs/lows, with an optional maximum pivot-distance filter to avoid pairing pivots that are too far apart. Alerts are available for every signal type.
Notes
All inputs are grouped and adjustable: HARSI length, open smoothing, Fisher length, divergence pivot lookback/filters, and display scaling.
This is an original combination/rewrite built on the well-known Heikin-Ashi RSI candle concept and John Ehlers' Fisher Transform indicator.
This publication is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Past performance and signal appearance do not guarantee future results.
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Auto Fibonacci Fan - Confirmed Pivots [AFD]
A Fibonacci level without context is just another line. What happened when price reached it - and where is price now?
Auto Fibonacci Fan - Confirmed Pivots combines disclosed automatic anchors with a compact decision-context board. It shows the projected levels, retains each
level's last confirmed Tested, Rejected, Broken, or post-break Held event, and
reports whether the last confirmed close is below, inside, or above the current
0.618-0.650 Golden Pocket. These are descriptive chart states, not trade calls.
The anchor and lifecycle contract stays visible: how a leg qualifies, when it
becomes current, when it becomes an archive, and when current geometry freezes
as completed history. The result is recent fan context without an unbounded
field of permanent rays.
AT A GLANCE
Disclosed qualification - strict confirmed pivots, ATR-normalized displacement, and directional efficiency define which completed legs reach the chart.
Bounded history - up to four current/completed fans; the oldest leaves first.
Lifecycle projection - the current fan advances to the latest chart bar, while each completed fan locks at replacement or invalidation. Infinite projection remains optional.
Five configurable levels - color identifies ratio, not direction or trade quality. Ratio labels are intentionally absent.
Chart or higher-timeframe anchors - higher-timeframe fans use completed source bars.
Golden Pocket context - the default-on current-fan 0.618-0.650 projected wedge reports whether the last confirmed close is below, inside, or above it. The range is a convention, not a signal or proven edge.
Focused presentation - nine color schemes, stepped Gradient shading, one active-band spotlight, native line styles, and optional baselines.
Compact fan map - a Golden Pocket row plus five color-matched horizontal rails connect each ratio to its projected price and confirmed chart-bar Tested, Rejected, Broken, or post-break Held state, with the latest level event aged in completed bars.
HOW IT WORKS
A pivot is accepted only after the configured bars exist on both sides. An
opposite pivot forms a candidate leg. Its anchor-to-anchor move must pass both a
minimum ATR size and a minimum efficiency threshold. Efficiency is the direct
leg range divided by accumulated true range between the anchors. Passing these
filters means only that the numerical contract was met.
A qualifying opposite leg becomes current and archives the fan it replaced. A
confirmed source close strictly beyond the current origin ends current status
and freezes that fan as bounded history until the four-fan cap removes the
oldest.
Ratio 0 maps to the leg end and ratio 1 to the origin. Colour identifies the
ratio level, not direction, strength, or trade quality.
The Golden Pocket is a separate fixed 0.618-0.650 projected wedge on the
current fan only. The 0.650 boundary is a conventional buffer rather than a
Fibonacci-derived ratio. The pocket does not change qualification and is not
an entry, reversal, probability, or support/resistance claim.
WHY THE LIFECYCLE MATTERS
The default view separates current geometry from retained context without
extending every historical ray forever. Current rays continue to the latest
chart bar. Completed rays stop at replacement or invalidation. Age fading keeps
the bounded history readable without adding signals, scores, or price targets.
HOW TO USE IT
Start with the Swing preset on a standard time-based chart. It is the fresh default; Scalp, Intraday, and Custom change qualification sensitivity.
Use Chart or an equal-duration Anchor Timeframe for chart bars, or select a strictly higher timeframe for completed-source anchors.
Use Lifecycle projection for bounded rays. Fresh visual defaults are Dotted 1 px rays and Gradient fill at 20%; the current price-containing editable band receives bounded emphasis.
Read the GOLD row first: it reports whether the last confirmed close is BELOW ZONE, IN ZONE, or ABOVE ZONE for the current projected 0.618-0.650 pocket.
Then read the five level rows: each horizontal rail matches its chart ray and shows projected price plus the last confirmed level interaction. Compact is the default; Large expands it.
WHAT IT DELIBERATELY DOES NOT DO
No manual anchors, horizontal retracement grid, confluence, signals, targets,
scores, alerts, or backtests. Qualified means only that the disclosed numerical
filters passed; it is not a probability or recommendation.
DATA AND TIMEFRAMES
Confirmed pivots arrive after their right-side bars exist. Higher-timeframe
results also wait for a completed source bar. An equal-duration selection uses
chart bars. A lower timeframe or unknown interval draws no fan and displays the
specific problem plus correction rather than silently falling back.
Nonstandard charts can supply synthetic or approximate OHLC values, so parity
with standard candles is not claimed.
ORIGINALITY AND CREDIT
Fibonacci fan geometry is established. This clean-room implementation adds a
disclosed automatic anchor, two-filter qualification, bounded queue, and finite
lifecycle contract in one focused open-source fan. It does not claim unique or
predictive geometry.
Public open source under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. (c) Auction Foundry.
This indicator describes confirmed swing geometry from chart data. It is not a
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RT Day Trade Signals with Intraday and HTF Zones (1 Min)RT Day Trade Signals with Intraday & HTF Zones (1 Min)
Complete Institutional System Guide & Master User Manual
🚀 Official Upgrade Notice: This system is the next-generation, significantly improved version of the original "Day Trade Signals 1 Min Chart w/ RB Detector" indicator. While the original version focused primarily on standalone candlestick pattern detection, this upgraded engine integrates dynamic ATR-scaled zones, footprint order-flow delta, and multi-timeframe macro structure (4H/1H) into a single, unified execution canvas.
⚠️ Important Requirement
TradingView Plan Requirement: This indicator utilizes native Pine Script v6 footprint order-flow data (request.footprint()) to calculate real-time buy/sell volume imbalances. A TradingView Premium or Ultimate account is required for footprint delta functionality to operate.
🏛️ What’s New vs. The Original Version?
Feature Original "Day Trade Signals 1 Min w/ RB Detector" This Improved Version
Order Flow Delta None (Candle shape only) Real-Time Footprint Delta (request.footprint())
Intraday Zones Static / Fixed Tick Width Dynamic Daily ATR Auto-Scaling + Adjustable Zone Rigidity
Macro Structure Requires separate indicators Built-in 4H & 1H HT Zones with Auto-Anchoring
Zone Invalidation Manual / Static Automated
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-Close Flip Invalidation & Counter
Chart Visuals Standard plotshape clutter Clean Unicode Labels + Customizable Ticks/Points Units
💎 The Triple-Confirmation Signal Model
Unlike standard laggy indicators that print arrows on every crossover, every Buy or Sell signal generated by this system must pass a strict 3-Pillar Confluence Filter:
Zone Alignment: Price MUST be actively touching a validated Support (PPS) or Resistance (PPR) Intraday Zone. Signals outside of zones are suppressed to eliminate low-probability middle-of-nowhere trades.
Reversal Bar (RB) & Price Action: Evaluates candlestick structural patterns (improved from the original RB Detector algorithm).
Footprint Delta Confirmation: Evaluates actual order-flow aggression on the tape. A Buy signal requires positive net-buying footprint delta (deltaGreen), while a Sell signal requires aggressive net-selling footprint delta (deltaRed).
🗺️ Higher Timeframe (HT) Zones: Macro Context
The engine natively calculates and plots 4H and 1H Higher Timeframe (HT) Zones directly on your 1-minute execution chart using non-repainting closed-candle logic (lookahead_off):
4H HT Zones (Purple): Macro institutional supply and demand boundaries.
1H HT Zones (Aqua): Intermediary macro structure levels.
⛔ Critical Trading Rule: Managing Trades Near HT Zones
Higher-Timeframe Zones represent massive concentrations of institutional orders. The macro trend or a major structural reversal will almost always originate at these boundaries.
DO NOT trade directly into an opposing HT Zone: Even if a 1-minute Intraday Buy signal prints, if price is sitting directly inside or right below a 4H or 1H HT Supply/Resistance Zone, DO NOT TAKE THE LONG TRADE. The macro sellers inside that HT zone will frequently steamroll 1-minute buyers.
Use HT Zones as Take-Profit Targets: Treat opposing HT Zones as primary profit targets to lock in gains before price encounters macro resistance/support.
Look for High-Conviction Reversals: When an Intraday Zone aligns directly inside a 4H or 1H HT Zone, you have multi-model confluence for explosive reversal setups.
⚙️ Customizing & Tuning Settings
The indicator is designed to run hands-off, but adjusting key inputs allows you to adapt to changing volatility regimes (high vs. low VIX) or filter out noisy market conditions.
1. Zone Appearance Settings
Intraday Zone Size Multiplier : Controls zone thickness auto-calculated off the Daily ATR(20):
1 (Tighter / Divisor 90): Produces narrow, ultra-precise zones. Best for low-volatility or fast-moving markets.
2 (Balanced / Divisor 60 - Default): The optimal setting for ES, NQ, and major index futures.
3 (Wider / Divisor 30): Produces thicker zones for high-volatility, high-ATR trading sessions.
Zone Width Unit in Labels : Toggles whether zone thickness in the label displays in Ticks (e.g., PPS 5120.25 (24T)) or Points (e.g., PPS 5120.25 (6.00P)).
2. Zone Detection & Noise Filtering
Zone Rigidity : Controls how much "uninterrupted space/time" (4 to 30 bars) is required between a level's creation and its retest.
1 (Flexible / 4 bars - Default): Catches quick, shallow retests.
8 (Rigid / 30 bars): Requires 30 minutes of clean separation before validating a retest.
Pro Tip: If price is trending strongly and creating weak counter-trend zones that keep failing, increase Zone Rigidity to 4 or higher to filter out shallow micro-pullback noise.
Closes Required to Flip (Default: 5): Requires 5 consecutive 1-minute confirmed closes beyond the zone boundary before it flips its classification (e.g., Support breaking into Resistance). Prevents accidental zone flips on single wick breaches.
Zone Invalidation — Flips Allowed (Default: 3): Automatically deletes a zone after it has flipped classification 3 times, keeping your chart free of old, chopped-up levels.
📖 Strategic Trading Playbook
Pre-Market Context: Identify where your 4H (Purple) and 1H (Aqua) HT Zones sit relative to current price.
Wait for Zone Contact: Watch price retest an Intraday PPS (Green Support) or PPR (Red Resistance) Zone.
Wait for Footprint Delta Signal: Look for a confirmed Buy or Sell text marker to print.
HT Confluence Check: Ensure you are not trading directly into an opposing 4H or 1H HT Zone sitting 2–3 points away.
Execution & Risk Management:
Entry: Execute inside the zone boundary upon footprint delta confirmation.
Stop Loss: Place a tight stop-loss 2–4 ticks beyond the far edge of the intraday zone. A confirmed close beyond the zone invalidates the setup thesis.
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HTF - High/Low ZonesHere is a complete, ready-to-publish presentation in English for your TradingView script page, including suggested visual diagrams/screenshots and clear markdown formatting.🚀 Liquidity Pivot MTF with Smart Merge & Dynamic Freeze📌 OverviewLiquidity Pivot MTF is a multi-timeframe structural liquidity mapping tool designed for Price Action and Smart Money concepts. It automatically plots key support and resistance zones based on Higher Timeframe Pivot Swing Bodies (Monthly 1M, Weekly 1W, Daily 1D, and 4H).Instead of cluttering your chart with hundreds of historic lines, this indicator intelligently merges overlapping zones, counts retest interactions (x1, x2, x3...), and freezes broken levels the exact moment a candle body closes beyond them.📸 Key Visual Features & Screenshots Guide1. Active vs. Frozen Zones UNBROKEN ZONE (Active & Projected Right)
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BROKEN ZONE (Frozen at Break Bar - Historical Memory)
┌───────────────────────┐
└───────────────────────┘ (Candle closed beyond -> Projection Stopped)
Active Unbroken Zones: Project infinitely to the right (extend.right), marking fresh, unmitigated liquidity pools waiting to be swept.Frozen Historic Zones: When a candle body closes through a zone, the extension stops on that exact bar. It stays visible as a historical reference without cluttering current price action.2. Smart Zone Merging & Touch Counter Pivot 1 ──┐
Pivot 2 ──┼──► Combined into One Expanded Box ──►
Pivot 3 ──┘
No More Clutter: Multiple swing pivots forming near the same price range are automatically unified into a single, comprehensive zone.Touch Counter (xN): Displays how many times price action has reacted within the same structural level (e.g., 1W (x1), 1W (x3)), highlighting high-probability liquidity pools.🛠️ Key Parameters & FeaturesFeatureDescriptionMTF HierarchyAutomatically filters higher timeframe levels based on your active chart (e.g., Shows 1M & 1W on Daily chart).Body AnchoredCalculates boundaries using candle open/close prices instead of wicks, eliminating false signals caused by random spikes.Mitigation ControlFreezes a Resistance only when Close > Top, and a Support only when Close < Bottom.Fully CustomizableModify colors, text size, zone percentage width, and pivot depth in inputs.🎯 How to Use in Your Trading StrategyLiquidity Sweeps (Rejection Setup):Look for price to wick into an active 1W or 1M zone (e.g., 1W x2).If the candle wicks into the box but closes outside, it confirms a liquidity sweep/rejection setup for a high-probability reversal entry.Structural Invalidation (Breakout Setup):When a candle body closes completely through a active zone, the indicator freezes the box projection. This confirms structural mitigation/invalidation, signaling a potential breakout continuation or a stop-loss trigger.Natural Targets (Take Profit):Target the nearest unmitigated opposite zone projecting on the right edge of your chart. مؤشر
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STT Full Scanner**STT Full Scanner** is a custom multi-timeframe Pine Script indicator/scanner designed to give a consolidated dashboard on your TradingView chart. It evaluates technical conditions across multiple timeframes (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) and displays pass/fail status indicators (`✅` / `❌`) in a tabular format.
### Key Components & Indicators Checked
1. **RSI Evaluation (`RSI D`, `RSI W`, `RSI M`)**
* Monitors Relative Strength Index (RSI) status across **Daily**, **Weekly**, and **Monthly** timeframes.
* Highlights green (`✅`) when momentum conditions are met, or red (`❌`) when inactive or unfulfilled.
2. **Moving Averages (EMA & SMA)**
* **Monthly Timeframe:** Checks price alignment against key exponential and simple moving averages:
* `M E55` / `M S55` (55-period EMA and SMA)
* `M E21` / `M S21` (21-period EMA and SMA)
* **Weekly Timeframe:** Tracks long-term trend filters like:
* `W E200` / `W S200` (200-period Weekly EMA and SMA)
3. **Pivot Levels (`Pivot PP`)**
* Checks whether current price action is trading above or below primary Pivot Point levels (`abovePP`).
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### Suggested Description for Publishing on TradingView
If you are filling out the **"Describe your script..."** field on TradingView, here is a template you can copy and use:
```markdown
### Overview
STT Full Scanner is a comprehensive multi-timeframe dashboard that monitors key technical conditions across Daily (D), Weekly (W), and Monthly (M) timeframes.
### Features
- **Multi-Timeframe RSI:** Visual pass/fail status for RSI levels across D/W/M charts.
- **Moving Average Alignment:** Tracks price positions relative to key Moving Averages:
- Monthly: EMA 21, SMA 21, EMA 55, SMA 55
- Weekly: EMA 200, SMA 200
- **Pivot Levels:** Displays whether the asset is currently trading above key Pivot Points (PP).
- **Clean Table Overlay:** Displays indicators cleanly on-chart with color-coded status icons (✅ / ❌).
### How to Use
Add the script to your chart to get a quick top-down technical assessment without constantly switching timeframes.
```
### Descriptive Overview in Tamil (தமிழ்)
**STT Full Scanner** என்பது TradingView-ல் உள்ள ஒரு பிரத்யேக Pine Script காட்டி (Indicator/Scanner) ஆகும். இது உங்களுடைய சார்ட்டில் பல நேர அளவுகளின் (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) தொழில்நுட்ப நிலைகளை ஒரே அட்டவணையில் (Dashboard) காட்ட உதவுகிறது.
---
### முக்கிய அம்சங்கள் (Key Features)
* **RSI மதிப்பீடு (RSI Evaluation):** Daily (D), Weekly (W), மற்றும் Monthly (M) ஆகிய நேர அளவுகளில் RSI அளவுகளைக் கண்காணித்து, நிபந்தனைகள் பூர்த்தியாகும்போது `✅` அல்லது `❌` எனக் காட்டும்.
* **நகரும் சராசரிகள் (Moving Averages):**
* **Monthly (மாதாந்திரம்):** EMA 21, SMA 21, EMA 55, SMA 55 ஆகிய நகரும் சராசரிகளுக்கு மேலே விலை இருக்கிறதா என சோதிக்கும்.
* **Weekly (வாராந்திரம்):** EMA 200 மற்றும் SMA 200 நிலைகளைக் கண்காணிக்கும்.
* **Pivot நிலைகள் (Pivot Levels):** தற்போதைய பங்கு விலை Pivot Point-க்கு (`abovePP`) மேலே வர்த்தகமாகிறதா என்பதைக் காட்டும்.
* **தெளிவான அட்டவணை (Clean Table Overlay):** சார்ட்டை மாற்றாமல் ஒரே இடத்தில் பல நேர அளவுகளின் போக்கை (Trend) எளிதாகப் பார்க்க உதவும்.
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### TradingView-ல் பயன்படுத்தத் தேவையான தமிழ் விளக்கம் (Publishing Description Text)
TradingView-ல் **"Describe your script..."** பகுதியில் பின்வரும் விளக்கத்தை நகலெடுத்துப் பயன்படுத்தலாம்:
```markdown
### கண்ணோட்டம் (Overview)
STT Full Scanner என்பது Daily (D), Weekly (W), மற்றும் Monthly (M) ஆகிய பல நேர அளவுகளின் முக்கிய தொழில்நுட்ப நிலைகளை ஒரே இடத்தில் கண்காணிக்கும் ஒரு Multi-Timeframe Dashboard ஆகும்.
### அம்சங்கள் (Features)
- **Multi-Timeframe RSI:** D/W/M நேர அளவுகளில் RSI நிலைகளை ✅ / ❌ குறியீடுகள் மூலம் காட்டும்.
- **Moving Average Alignment:**
- Monthly: EMA 21, SMA 21, EMA 55, SMA 55
- Weekly: EMA 200, SMA 200
- **Pivot Levels:** பங்கு விலை Pivot Point-க்கு மேலே உள்ளதா என்பதைச் சரிபார்க்கும்.
- **On-Chart Dashboard:** சார்ட்டின் மேல் பகுதியில் தெளிவான வண்ணக் குறியீடுகளுடன் கூடிய அட்டவணையாக அமைந்திருக்கும்.
### எவ்வாறு பயன்படுத்துவது? (How to Use)
நேர அளவுகளை (Timeframes) அடிக்கடி மாற்றாமல், பங்கின் ஒட்டுமொத்தப் போக்கை விரைவாகக் கண்டறிய இந்த ஸ்கிரிப்டை உங்கள் சார்ட்டில் சேர்க்கவும்.
```**STT Full Scanner**-ஐ TradingView-ல் எவ்வாறு திறம்பட பயன்படுத்துவது என்பதற்கான எளிய வழிகாட்டி:
### 1. சார்ட்டில் சேர்ப்பது (Adding to Chart)
1. TradingView-ல் நீங்கள் பகுப்பாய்வு செய்ய விரும்பும் ஏதேனும் ஒரு பங்கைத் திறந்து கொள்ளுங்கள்.
2. Pine Script Editor-ல் உள்ள குறியீட்டைச் சேமித்து **"Add to Chart"** என்பதைக் கிளிக் செய்யவும் (அல்லது வெளியிடப்பட்ட பின் Indicators பிரிவில் இருந்து தேர்ந்தெடுக்கலாம்).
### 2. Dashboard-ஐப் புரிந்துகொள்வது (Understanding the Dashboard)
சார்ட்டின் மேல் வலது மூலையில் (Top Right) ஒரு சிறிய அட்டவணை தோன்றும். இதில் உள்ள அறிகுறிகள்:
* **`✅` (பச்சை):** அந்தத் தொழில்நுட்ப நிபந்தனை பூர்த்தியாகி, சாதகமான போக்கில் (Bullish Trend / Momentum) உள்ளது என்பதைக் குறிக்கிறது.
* **`❌` (சிவப்பு):** நிபந்தனை பூர்த்தியாகவில்லை அல்லது எச்சரிக்கை நிலையைக் குறிக்கிறது.
* **`-` (சாம்பல்):** அந்த காட்டி முடக்கப்பட்டிருக்கிறது (Disabled).
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### 3. சிக்னல்களை எவ்வாறு பார்ப்பது? (How to Interpret)
* **RSI Trend Check (`RSI D`, `RSI W`, `RSI M`):**
* மூன்று நேர அளவுகளிலும் (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) `✅` இருந்தால், அப்பங்கில் மிகவும் வலுவான Momentum இருக்கிறது என்று அர்த்தம்.
* **Moving Averages Alignment (`M E55`, `M S55`, `M E21`, `M S21`, `W E200`, `W S200`):**
* மாதாந்திர மற்றும் வாராந்திர நகரும் சராசரிகளுக்கு மேலே `✅` இருந்தால், பங்கு நீண்ட கால அடிப்படையில் (Long-term Trend) ஏறுமுகத்தில் உள்ளது.
* **Pivot Level (`Pivot PP`):**
* `Pivot PP` அருகில் `✅` இருந்தால், தற்போதைய விலை Pivot Point-க்கு மேலே வர்த்தகமாகிறது.
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### 4. வர்த்தக முடிவு எடுத்தல் (Trading Strategy / Application)
1. **Top-Down Analysis (நேர அளவுகளை மாற்றாமல் பகுப்பாய்வு):**
* நீங்கள் Swing Trading அல்லது Positional Trading செய்யும்போது, Daily சார்ட்டில் இருந்துகொண்டே Monthly மற்றும் Weekly நிலைகளை இந்த அட்டவணை மூலம் உடனுக்குடன் தெரிந்துகொள்ளலாம்.
2. **High-Probability Entry (உயர் வாய்ப்புள்ள வர்த்தகம்):**
* அட்டவணையில் பெரும்பாலான குறிகாட்டிகள் `✅` ஆக இருக்கும்போது Buy (Long) வாய்ப்புகளை மட்டும் தேடுவது வெற்றிக்கான வாய்ப்பை அதிகப்படுத்தும். مؤشر
JackTrades NQ 250 LevelsThe JackTrades NQ Quarterly Levels indicator automatically plots horizontal levels at every 250-point interval on the Nasdaq futures (NQ) chart.
These quarterly levels — for example 29,500, 29,750, 30,000 and 30,250 — are used to highlight potential market stress points where price may experience increased reaction, hesitation, acceleration or liquidity interaction.
Rather than acting as standalone support or resistance signals, the levels are designed to provide additional price-location context when combined with market structure, liquidity, PD Arrays, volume profile, SMT and CISD.
The indicator automatically adapts as NQ moves through different price ranges and includes customisable line styling, price labels and label positioning for a clean chart layout.
Purpose: Identify recurring 250-point psychological and structural price levels that may act as areas of increased market sensitivity and provide additional confluence within the JackTrades trading framework.
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Daily Sweep Pro: liquidity raid and fair value gap entriesA liquidity-sweep model that refuses to print an entry unless four things happen in the right order, and abandons the setup when any of them breaks.
What it does
It reads daily market structure to decide which direction it is allowed to trade, then waits inside the New York session for price to run a pool of resting orders in the wrong direction, then requires a fair value gap back in the direction of structure, and only then arms an entry on the pullback into that gap. The target is the opposite prior-day level. The stop is the extreme of the sweep.
If any step is missing, nothing prints. If a step happens out of order, nothing prints.
What is original here
The individual ideas are public and widely taught, and I will not pretend otherwise: daily structure, the accumulation and manipulation and distribution session model, sweeps of prior highs and lows, fair value gaps, opening gaps. You can find every one of them explained openly in a hundred places. Nothing here claims to have invented them.
What is not standard is the wiring.
The usual way these ideas get implemented is as separate indicators drawing separate levels, leaving the trader to spot the sequence by eye. This is one state machine with four states, and it enforces causal order. A gap that forms before the sweep is not a signal. A sweep with no gap after it is not a signal. A gap that appears once the session has ended, or once the daily bias has flipped, is not a signal, and the machine drops the setup rather than carrying it forward.
Three specific consequences of that design:
1. The manipulation filter is a directional test against the weekly open, not a location test. In a bearish read the sweep only counts if price is above the weekly open when it happens, and in a bullish read only if price is below it. The trap has to occur on the side of the week's opening price where trapped traders would be, which is the part of the session model that usually gets drawn as a line and then ignored.
2. Every setup is priced before it is allowed to arm. Stop at the sweep extreme, target at the opposite prior-day level, and the reward-to-risk computed from those two. Below your floor, the setup is discarded silently rather than printed with a warning. That means the absence of a mark is information: it can mean there was no sequence, or that the sequence had nowhere to go.
3. There is a hard daily circuit breaker on entries. After the limit, the machine stops arming for the rest of the day regardless of how good the next sequence looks. A model built around trapped liquidity will find a sequence on almost any day if you let it, and the constraint exists to stop that.
How it works
Daily bias comes from pivot structure on the daily timeframe, comparing the last two confirmed pivot highs and the last two confirmed pivot lows. Higher highs with higher lows permits longs only. Lower highs with lower lows permits shorts only. Anything else is neutral and the model stands down entirely.
Liquidity pools are the levels where stop orders cluster: the most recent confirmed intraday swing, the overnight range high and low, the premarket range high and low, and the opposing prior-day level. A raid is the first breach of one of those pools in the direction against the daily bias, detected as a level that was intact on the previous bar and is not intact on this one.
A fair value gap is a three-bar displacement, measured as the distance between the current bar and the bar two back, and filtered by a minimum size expressed in units of recent average range so a one-tick gap on a quiet instrument does not qualify.
Entry is the pullback into that gap, at either the near edge or the midpoint, and it must occur on a bar after the gap formed rather than the same bar.
The session ranges, the weekly open, the prior-day levels and the new-week opening gap are all drawn so you can see the context the machine is reading, and a status table reports which state it is currently in and why it is not trading if it is not.
How to use it
Built for the 1H chart and any lower intraday timeframe. Sessions are New York time; change them if you trade another region's hours.
The status table is the point of the tool as much as the marks are. It tells you the current daily bias, which state the machine is in, and when it is standing down it tells you which precondition is missing. Reading that for a week teaches you the sequence faster than reading the marks does.
Start with the defaults. The two settings actually worth moving are the minimum reward-to-risk, which controls how much of the day gets filtered out, and the weekly-open filter, which is the difference between a strict textbook read and a looser one.
What it cannot do
The daily bias is deliberately slow and it will be late at turns. A daily pivot needs its confirmation days on both sides before it exists, and the read is taken from the last completed daily bar, so at the default the structure being used is up to about three days old. That is a structural filter, not a timing tool, and treating it as a timing tool is the main way to misuse this.
A bar that trades through both the stop and the target is recorded as a stop. The bar alone cannot prove which came first, so the pessimistic reading is used rather than the flattering one.
Session ranges persist until the next session of the same type begins, so on a symbol without overnight data, or after a holiday, an overnight or premarket level may be older than the current day.
Nothing here is a backtest and no performance is claimed. The marks show what the rules produced on the bars loaded on your chart. Entries are assumed to fill at the level, and no spread, slippage or commission is modelled, so any reward-to-risk shown on screen is the geometry of the setup and not a result.
It does not predict anything. It describes a sequence that has already completed and prices what that sequence implies.
On authorship
The methodology is public and I have said so plainly above. The implementation is not borrowed. Every line is written from scratch, no code in it is copied or adapted from another author's script on this platform or anywhere else, and it does not reproduce any specific published indicator. Where the vocabulary looks familiar, that is because the vocabulary is public.
Settings
Daily pivot strength and the weekly-open manipulation filter; the three session windows and whether to flatten at session end; which liquidity pools are eligible and the swing strength that defines one; the patience window from raid to gap, the minimum gap size and whether entry sits at the gap edge or its midpoint; the minimum reward-to-risk and the daily entry cap; and display toggles for each drawn element.
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ATK/DEF MTF Regime Combo Day StructureATK/DEF MTF Regime Combo Day — Structure is a multi-timeframe market observation and regime analysis framework built around higher-timeframe market structure and a multi-layer decision-transfer architecture.
Unlike conventional indicator combinations that display several independent readings side by, this framework processes multiple market dimensions through a structured calculation hierary. Individual observations are transformed into factor scores, factor scores are combined into analytical modules, and the module results are then integrated into a composite market-state output.
The core concept is:
MTF Framework → Multi-Dimensional Analysis → Decision Transfer → Module State → Composite Score → Market Observation**
MTF Regime Framework
The MTF concept forms the upper analytical layer of the framework.
Rather than trating multi-timeframe analysis simply as a collection of separate timeframe readis, the higher-timeframe context is used as the structural environment in which the underlying market information is evaluated.
This allows price behavior, momentum, volatility, volume flow, structural pressure and market activity to be processed within a unified higher-timeframe framework.
The purpose is to provide a faster and more structured view of the market environment represented by the selected timeframe.
Decision-Transfer Architecture
The defining feature of the indicator is its decision-transfer structure.
Raw market information is not dictly converted into a final output. Instead, information paes through several analytical layers:
**Market Data**
→ **Individual Factors**
→ **Factor Scores**
→ **Analytical Modules**
→ **Module States**
→ **Composite Result**
This creates a hierchical analytical structure in which lower-level observations contribute to higher-level state calculations.
The resulting output therefore represents the combined relationship between multiple market dimensions rather than the readg of a single conventional indicator.
C1 — Direction / Momentum / Accumulation / Flow
C1 evaluates the underlying market condition through four dimensions:
* **Direction** — moving-average relationship, price position and directional movement.
* **Momentum** — RSI behavior and recent price change.
* **Accumulation** — price compression, Bollinger Band width and contraction conditions.
* **Flow** — CMF and MFI-based price-volume flow characteristics.
These components are individually scored and then combined into the C1 composite state.
C2 — Density / Breakdown / Vortex / Resistance
C2 focuses on structural price behavior and market positioning:
* **Density** — price-range density and relative volume activity.
* **Breakdown** — interaction with recent high and low ranges, including breakout and testing conditions.
* **Vortex** — candle body, upper/lower shadows and relative range behavior.
* **Resistance** — proxiity to recent structural high and low areas and repeated te behavior.
C2 combines these dimensions into a structural state representation.
### C3 — Radar / Frequency / Chaos / Tra
C3 focuses on price-action characteristics and changing market conditions:
* **Radar** — selected candle and price-action structures.
* **Frequency** — relative range activity and volume participation.
* **Chaos** — directional change frequency together with ADX-based market conditions.
* **Tra** — abnormal range interaction, faild breakout structures and wak breakout conditions.
C3 provides an additional layer for observing changes in market activity and price behavior.
Composite Scoring
Each factor is converted into a normalized score.
The individual factors are aggregated into C1, C2 and C3 module scores. The three module scores are subsequently combined into a Total Score.
The resulting score is classified into five grades:
**A — High State**
**B — Elevated State**
**C — Neutral State**
**D — Weak State**
**E — Low State**
The grades represent the calculated condition of the framework at the current observation point. They are not forecasts of future price behavior.
### Multi-Layer Market Observation
The dashboard presents both the individual factor readins and their higher-level results.
This allows the user to observe the relationship between:
**Factor → Module → State → Grade → Total Result**
The structure is intentionally designed so that the final result remains connected to the undeying analytical components rather than appearing as an isated number.
Swing Structure
The indicator also includes Swing High and Swing Low analysis.
Detected swing points are displayed as structural resistance and support references, while cosecutive swing points can be connected to provide a visual representation of the evolving price structure.
Swing parameters can be adjusted independently, allowing the structural layer to be adapted to different chart conditions.
FIFO Object Management
Historical labels and lines are managed through independent FIFO queues.
This keeps the number of chart objects within the configured limit while maintaining the most recent structural information. The object-management layer operates independently from the analytical scoring framework.
Configurable Parameters
The framework proides configurable parameters for:
* Moving averages
* RSI
* ATR
* Bollinger Bands
* Volume analysis
* DMI / ADX
* Swing High / Low detection
* Historical object limits
Parameter settings can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the market and chart environment being observed.
Intended Use
ATK/DEF MTF Regime Combo Day — Structure is designed as a market observation and analytical context tool.
Its purpose is to organize higher-timeframe information and convert multiple market characteristics into a structured set of calculated states and conclusions.
The indicator does not provide a guartee of fure market behavior and does not constute a predion of fure price movement. Its oputs are calculated observations based on the selected parameters and available market data.
The interptation of the displayed information remans the responsility of the indidual use.
**Core Architecture**
**MTF Higher-Timeframe Framework**
**+ Multi-Dimensional Market Analysis**
**+ Decision-Transfer Calculation**
**+ Structural Price Analysis**
**+ Composite State Classification**
= **Structured Market Observation**
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