Current Fractal High/Low (Dynamic) v2.3📝 Current Fractal High/Low (Dynamic) v2.3 – Changelog
➕ Additions:
New option: Enable Historical Fractals – Displays historical FH/FL levels with dashed lines for backtesting or reference.
Alert Conditions: Added alerts for breakout of the most recent Fractal High and Fractal Low (Fractal High Breakout & Fractal Low Breakout).
Inline Labels: Fractal labels (“FH” / “FL”) are now drawn directly on the lines for cleaner visuals.
Single Alert Toggle: Option to trigger alerts only once per breakout move.
Codebase prepared for future extensions (e.g., fractal tagging, fractal count logic, etc.).
🔧 Improvements:
Fractal updates now occur only when the previous high or low is broken (true breakout logic), not just when a new pivot forms.
Better variable management and prevention of re-declaration issues.
Ready for migration to Pine Script v6.
🛠 Known Issues / To-Do:
No option yet to limit max fractal history or show only the last fractal.
Label values are currently fixed to “FH” / “FL”; displaying price value instead is planned for a future update.
المستويات والنقاط المحورية
Supply & Demand Zones [PLUS]## 🟧 OVERVIEW
Supply & Demand Zones is a professional-grade technical analysis indicator designed to automatically detect and visualize key supply and demand zones on your chart. Built on Order Block and Price Action methodology, this indicator identifies areas where institutional buyers and sellers have placed significant orders, helping traders spot high-probability reversal and continuation zones.
Whether you are a day trader, swing trader, or position trader, this indicator provides clear, actionable zones that adapt to any market and timeframe.
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## 🟧 HOW IT WORKS
The indicator uses a sophisticated detection algorithm based on two core principles:
**Consolidation Detection**
The algorithm first identifies consolidation (base) candles where price action shows minimal directional commitment. These are candles with small body-to-range ratios, indicating accumulation or distribution phases.
**Impulse Move Validation**
After consolidation, the algorithm waits for a strong impulse move (breakout). When price makes a decisive move away from the consolidation area with sufficient momentum, a zone is created:
- Strong bullish impulse after consolidation = DEMAND zone (support)
- Strong bearish impulse after consolidation = SUPPLY zone (resistance)
**Zone Lifecycle**
Each zone follows a clear lifecycle:
- FRESH: Newly created zone, untested by price
- RETEST: Price has returned to test the zone
- BREAK: Price has closed beyond the zone boundary, invalidating it
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## 🟧 ICT SMART MONEY CONCEPTS
This indicator aligns with ICT (Inner Circle Trader) Smart Money Concepts, making it an essential tool for traders following institutional trading methodologies:
**Order Blocks**
Supply and demand zones detected by this indicator represent Order Blocks — areas where institutional traders have placed large orders. These zones mark the origin of strong price movements and often act as future support or resistance.
**Liquidity Pools**
Fresh zones indicate areas where retail stop losses and pending orders accumulate. Smart money often targets these zones to fill large positions before reversing price direction.
**Market Structure**
By tracking zone creation, retests, and breaks, traders can identify:
- Break of Structure (BOS): When zones are broken, indicating trend continuation
- Change of Character (CHoCH): When opposing zones form, suggesting potential reversal
- Fair Value Gaps: Impulse moves away from zones often create imbalances
**Mitigation and Rejection**
The retest tracking feature helps identify mitigation blocks — zones that price returns to before continuing in the original direction. High-quality retests with strong rejection (visible in zone status) indicate institutional order flow.
**Kill Zones Integration**
Combine this indicator with session-based analysis to identify zones created during high-volume periods (London Open, New York Open, Asian Session) for higher probability setups.
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## 🟧 KEY FEATURES
**Automatic Zone Detection**
No manual drawing required. The indicator automatically identifies and plots supply and demand zones based on proven price action patterns.
**Smart Zone Filtering**
Built-in filters prevent chart clutter by removing weak zones, merging overlapping zones, and limiting the maximum number of displayed zones.
**ATR-Based Zone Sizing**
Zone thickness is dynamically adjusted using Average True Range (ATR) to ensure zones are proportional to current market volatility.
**Fresh, Retest, and Break Tracking**
Each zone displays its current status, allowing traders to quickly identify untested zones (highest probability) versus zones that have been retested or broken.
**Customizable Visuals**
Full control over zone colors, transparency, border styles, and text sizes for both demand and supply zones.
**Real-Time Updates**
Zones extend automatically as new candles form, and status updates in real-time as price interacts with each zone.
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## 🟧 MULTI-MARKET COMPATIBILITY
This indicator works seamlessly across all markets available on TradingView:
**Cryptocurrency**
- Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and all major altcoins
- Works on spot, futures, and perpetual contracts
- Effective on 24/7 markets with continuous price action
- Adapts to high volatility environments typical of crypto markets
**Forex**
- All major pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, etc.)
- Cross pairs and exotic currencies
- Perfect for session-based trading (London, New York, Tokyo)
- Timezone feature helps correlate zones with market sessions
**Stocks and Indices**
- Individual stocks on NYSE, NASDAQ, and global exchanges
- Index futures (ES, NQ, YM, etc.)
- ETFs and sector-specific instruments
- Works with pre-market and after-hours data
**Commodities**
- Gold, Silver, and precious metals
- Oil, Natural Gas, and energy markets
- Agricultural commodities
The ATR-based zone sizing automatically adapts to each market's volatility characteristics, ensuring optimal zone detection regardless of the instrument you trade.
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## 🟧 TIMEFRAME COMPATIBILITY
This indicator is fully adaptive and works on all timeframes available on TradingView:
| Timeframe Category | Examples | Best For |
|-------------------|----------|----------|
| Scalping | 1m, 3m, 5m | Quick entries, tight stops |
| Intraday | 15m, 30m, 1H | Day trading, session-based trading |
| Swing | 4H, Daily | Multi-day holds, trend following |
| Position | Weekly, Monthly | Long-term investing, major levels |
The indicator automatically adjusts its detection parameters based on the selected timeframe to provide optimal zone detection across all trading styles.
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## 🟧 TIMEZONE SUPPORT
The indicator includes comprehensive timezone support with 70+ major world timezones. Zone creation timestamps are displayed in your selected local time, making it easy to correlate zones with specific trading sessions:
- Americas: New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto, Sao Paulo
- Europe: London, Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich, Moscow
- Asia-Pacific: Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Dubai
- And many more...
Select your local timezone in the settings to see zone creation times in your preferred format.
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## 🟧 DETECTION MODES
Three detection modes are available to match your trading style:
**Confirmed Only (Default)**
Zones are only created after the candle closes. This provides the most reliable signals with zero repaint risk. Recommended for most traders.
**Realtime Preview**
Zones can be created on the current candle before it closes. Provides faster signals but with minor noise potential.
**Realtime Aggressive**
Updates on every price tick. Fastest response but highest noise. Only recommended for experienced traders who understand the tradeoffs.
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## 🟧 WHO SHOULD USE THIS INDICATOR
This indicator is designed for:
- **Price Action Traders** who base their decisions on support and resistance levels
- **Supply and Demand Traders** looking for automated zone identification
- **Order Block Traders** who want to identify institutional order flow areas
- **ICT/Smart Money Traders** applying institutional trading concepts
- **Swing Traders** seeking key levels for entries and exits
- **Day Traders** who need quick identification of intraday levels
- **Crypto Traders** navigating volatile digital asset markets
- **Forex Traders** trading major and exotic currency pairs
- **Stock Traders** analyzing equities and indices
- **Risk Managers** who want clear zones for stop loss and take profit placement
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## 🟧 ALERT SYSTEM
Built-in alert system notifies you of important zone events:
- **Fresh Zone Alert**: Triggered when a new zone is created
- **Retest Alert**: Triggered when price returns to test an existing zone
- **Break Alert**: Triggered when a zone is invalidated by price
Alerts can be configured to send notifications via TradingView app, email, webhook, or other supported methods.
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## 🟧 SETTINGS OVERVIEW
**Consolidation Settings**
- Consolidation Threshold: Defines what constitutes a base candle (default 73%)
**Move Strength Settings**
- Min Move Strength: Minimum impulse required to create a zone (default 60%)
- Min Move Size (ATR): Minimum move size relative to ATR (default 0.5)
**Zone Filter Settings**
- Enable Zone Filter: Toggle all filtering on/off
- Min Zone Size (ATR): Minimum zone height filter
- Min/Max Zone Thickness: Zone size limits
- Min Base Candles: Required consolidation length
- Overlap Threshold: Controls zone merging behavior
- Max Zones Limit: Maximum zones
**Visual Settings**
- Separate color controls for Fresh and Retest zones
- Border width and style options
- Text size and color customization
- Break zone display options
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## 🔶 UPGRADE TO PRO 🔶
Looking for more advanced features? **Supply & Demand Zones AI ** includes:
🔸 AI/ML-Based Zone Strength Scoring (0-100%)
🔸 Touch Quality and Bounce Strength Analysis
🔸 Advanced Volume Analysis and Validation
🔸 Multiple Retest Color Levels (1, 2, 3+)
🔸 Professional Break Alerts with Stop Loss Warnings
🔸 Enhanced Visual Indicators and Symbols
🔸 Base Candle Counter for Consolidation Analysis
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## 🟧 USAGE TIPS
1. **Fresh Zones First**: Prioritize trading from fresh zones as they have the highest probability of holding.
2. **Confluence**: Combine zones with other analysis methods (trendlines, moving averages, Fibonacci) for higher probability setups.
3. **Multi-Timeframe**: Check higher timeframe zones for major levels, then use lower timeframe zones for precise entries.
4. **Risk Management**: Always place your stop loss beyond the zone boundary to account for zone breaks.
5. **Session Awareness**: Use timezone settings to understand when zones were created relative to major trading sessions.
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## 🟧 DISCLAIMER
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own analysis and use proper risk management when trading.
SWING ATR BasedWhat does this indicator do?
1. It identifies Market Swings The script monitors price action to detect when a trend changes direction.
It uses ATR (Average True Range) to measure volatility, ensuring it doesn't get tricked by small, insignificant price movements.
To validate a change in direction (from bullish to bearish, or vice versa), it waits for the price to cover a specific distance (defined by the kRange parameter) and requires at least two significant candles.
2. It plots Support and Resistance zones As soon as a new high or low point is confirmed:
In Green (Bull): It draws a support line at the level of the last low.
In Red (Bear): It draws a resistance line at the level of the last high.
Auto-Cleaning: If the price breaks through a support line, the line turns gray and stops. The script only keeps active (unbroken) levels on the screen.
3. It calculates an "SGE Score" (Market State) This is the "brain" of the script. It assigns a rating to the current trend:
+2 (Bullish): The price has broken a resistance.
-2 (Bearish): The price has broken a support.
0 (Neutral): The market is indecisive (for example, after a break that contradicts the previous one).
Key Feature: This score has a "one-candle delay." It waits for the next candle to close before confirming a score change, which helps avoid reacting too quickly to false alerts.
4. It simplifies visual reading To keep your chart clean and readable:
It only highlights the 3 levels closest to the current price (those most likely to be hit soon).
It colors the chart candles directly: Green if the score is +2, Red if the score is -2, and Gray if it is neutral.
5. Dashboard In the top-right corner of your screen, it displays a permanent summary:
The current score (-2, 0, or 2).
The number of active supports and resistances.
Summary: This is a "smart" trend detector. Instead of just looking at whether the price is going up or down, it waits for the price to break important structural levels (confirmed by volatility) to tell you: "Caution, the structure has just shifted from bullish to bearish."
Recommended Settings:
kRange: 1.3 / 1.4
ATR Mult: 0.3 to 0.5
Script created with Claude AI.
Smart CRTSmart CRT is an advanced ICT trading indicator designed to identify high-probability Candle Range Theory (CRT) setups with precision. It automatically detects bullish and bearish CRT patterns, plots key CRT high and low levels, and provides real-time alerts to help traders act with confidence.
This indicator includes a built-in multi-pair CRT scanner, allowing traders to monitor up to 20 symbols simultaneously on the current timeframe, including Forex majors, cross pairs, metals (XAUUSD, XAGUSD), and DXY. This makes Smart CRT ideal for traders who want fast top-down market analysis and efficient setup selection.
Smart CRT also detects and displays Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), highlighting institutional price imbalances and equilibrium levels that align with ICT and Smart Money Concepts (SMC). Only the most recent FVGs are kept on the chart to maintain clarity and reduce noise.
For execution and timing precision, the indicator offers optional New York session timing lines, commonly known as the 1-5-9 candle model, fully customizable by hour, color, and style. These session markers help traders align entries with key intraday liquidity windows.
Smart CRT is best used alongside market structure, liquidity sweeps, PD arrays, and higher-timeframe bias, making it a powerful decision-support tool for ICT traders, price-action traders, and intraday scalpers.
𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐅𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬
→ ICT Candle Range Theory (CRT) detection
→ Bullish & bearish CRT confirmation
→ Automatic CRT high & low levels
→ Multi-symbol CRT scanner (up to 20 markets)
→ Fair Value Gap (FVG) detection with equilibrium
→ New York session timing lines (1-5-9 model)
→ Real-time alerts
→ Works on all timeframes
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐫
This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice. Always apply proper risk management and confirm setups with your trading plan.
Intraday Key Levels for Nifty OptionsThis indicator plots option-derived intraday key levels for NIFTY options, including Breakout Point (BOP), Breakdown Point (BDP), Previous Day Close (PDC), and Previous Day High (PDH).
It is designed to help traders objectively read option strength, weakness, and institutional intraday range behavior.
1️⃣ Breakout Point (BOP)
A break and sustain above BOP indicates bullish acceptance, increasing the probability of the option moving ITM. It is an Option-derived upside acceptance level.
If an option Breaks & sustain above BOP:
- Strike likely moves ITM
- Strong bullish option momentum possibility
- Expansion probability increases
2️⃣ Breakdown Point (BDP)
A break and sustain below BDP indicates bearish acceptance, increasing the probability of the option moving OTM. It is an Option-derived downside acceptance level.
If an option Breaks & sustain below BDP:
- Strike likely moves OTM
- Strong bearish option momentum possibility
- Premium weakness increases
3️⃣ Previous Day Close (PDC)
Displays the previous trading day close of the option. It acts as an intraday sentiment reference and acceptance / rejection level.
Above PDC → positive intraday sentiment
Below PDC → negative intraday sentiment
4️⃣Previous Day High (PDH)
Displays the previous trading day high of the option. It helps to identify the supply / resistance zones, expansion confirmation, failed breakouts and and validates bullish expansion when crossed with strength.
🏦 Institutional Insight:
Institutions may operate within the BOP–BDP range of ATM options when directional momentum is weak, leading to protect their intraday levels and play within the range.
🎯 Best Use Case:
-Intraday NIFTY options analysis
-Directional bias confirmation
-Avoiding low-probability trades
-Used alongside price action and volume tools
⚠️ Disclaimer
For educational purposes only. No buy/sell recommendations
Premium FVG Detector (Greg.Trading)💎 Premium FVG Detector
by Greg.Trading
🔍 Overview
The Premium FVG Detector is a professional-grade Fair Value Gap (FVG) identification and management tool, built for traders who rely on price inefficiencies, imbalance trading, and precision zones.
This indicator automatically detects bullish and bearish Fair Value Gaps, plots them directly on the chart, and intelligently manages each zone based on price interaction and invalidation logic.
Designed for clarity, performance, and real-world trading workflows.
📐 What Is a Fair Value Gap?
A Fair Value Gap (FVG) represents a price imbalance where the market moved too quickly, leaving inefficient trading behind.
These zones are commonly used by institutional and discretionary traders as:
Reaction zones
Continuation areas
Mean reversion targets
Liquidity draw locations
This indicator focuses on clean, rule-based FVG detection without repainting.
⚙️ What This Indicator Does
The Premium FVG Detector provides:
✔ Automatic detection of Bullish and Bearish FVGs
✔ Optional wick-based or body-based detection
✔ Minimum size filtering (in points)
✔ Clear visual zones with customizable colors
✔ Optional FVG size label (points) inside each zone
✔ Smart extension logic
✔ Automatic invalidation & cleanup
✔ Performance-safe zone management
🧠 Detection Logic (Conceptual)
The indicator detects Fair Value Gaps using a 3-candle price structure:
Bullish FVG:
When current price trades entirely above the high of two bars prior
Bearish FVG:
When current price trades entirely below the low of two bars prior
You can choose whether detection uses:
Full wicks (recommended for accuracy)
Candle bodies only (for stricter imbalance detection)
A minimum size filter ensures only meaningful gaps are plotted.
📦 Zone Extension & Management
Each FVG zone can be managed in one of two ways:
🔁 Fixed Extension
Zones extend a fixed number of bars to the right, ideal for:
Historical analysis
Backtesting concepts
⏳ Until Mitigated
Zones extend forward until price touches them, making them perfect for:
Live trading
Reaction-based strategies
A built-in maximum lifespan prevents clutter and preserves chart performance.
❌ Invalidation Logic (iFVG)
Zones are not removed on simple touches.
An FVG is only invalidated when:
Bullish FVG → price closes below the zone
Bearish FVG → price closes above the zone
This mirrors how many traders interpret inverted FVGs (iFVGs) in real markets.
🎨 Visual Customization
Fully customizable visuals allow the indicator to fit any chart style:
Separate controls for Bullish & Bearish zones
Adjustable fill and border transparency
Optional point-size labels
Smart label positioning to avoid overlap
All visuals are designed to remain clean, readable, and non-intrusive.
🚨 Alerts
Built-in alerts notify you when:
A new Bullish FVG forms
A new Bearish FVG forms
Perfect for multi-timeframe monitoring and hands-free analysis.
⭐ Why This Indicator Is Different
Unlike basic FVG scripts, this tool:
✅ Uses close-based invalidation, not wick noise
✅ Separates touch vs invalidation logic
✅ Offers dynamic zone lifecycle management
✅ Avoids repainting
✅ Is optimized for live trading performance
✅ Keeps charts clean with automatic pruning
It’s designed for traders who want structure, consistency, and control.
⚠️ Important Notes
• This indicator does not generate buy or sell signals
• It is intended as a market structure & imbalance tool
• Best used alongside a complete trading plan
Stoic Edge POI HHLL TrZo MA V3For Stoic Traders at StoicEdge.com by @Lobo-Trader © Pineify Claude (Pineify AI) assisted in writing this code"
Central Pivot Range propathCPR (Central Pivot Range)
CPR is a price zone made of Pivot, Top Central (TC), and Bottom Central (BC). It helps identify market bias, support–resistance strength, and potential breakout or range days. Narrow CPR = strong move likely; Wide CPR = range-bound market.
Pivot Points
Pivot Points are pre-calculated support and resistance levels (Pivot, R1–R5, S1–S5) based on previous price data. Traders use them to plan entries, exits, targets, and reversals during the trading day.
Advanced Market Structure [Rogman]Rogman's Advanced Market Structure Indicator
The Ultimate All-in-One Market Structure Analysis Tool for TradingView
Take your technical analysis to the next level with a comprehensive, professional-grade tool designed for traders who demand precision and clarity in their charts.
🎯 Who Is This For?
ICT/SMC Traders seeking liquidity zones and market structure analysis
Day Traders monitoring session-based price action and kill zones
Swing Traders identifying key higher timeframe levels
Price Action Traders analyzing structure breaks and trend changes
Any Serious Trader wanting a clean, comprehensive market structure overlay
✨ Key Features
📊 Market Sessions Visualization
Track the three major trading sessions with our unique bracket-style display:
Asia, London, and New York sessions are clearly marked
Sessions display as SESSION ════════════ below price action
Smart vertical stacking prevents overlapping when sessions have similar lows
Fully customizable session times for any timezone
Perfect for identifying session highs/lows and optimal kill zone timing
📈 Higher Timeframe (HTF) Levels
Never miss a key level again:
Display Daily and Weekly Open, High, and Low levels
Instant visual reference for HTF support and resistance
Separate color controls for lines and labels
Choose from Solid, Dashed, or Dotted line styles
Essential for determining HTF bias and key decision points
🔄 Automatic Swing Detection
Let the indicator do the heavy lifting:
Auto-detection of swing highs (▼) and swing lows (▲)
Configurable lookback period for sensitivity adjustment
Optional horizontal level lines extending from swing points
Customizable colors, widths, and line styles
Identify potential reversal points and structure levels instantly
💧 Liquidity Zone Mapping
See where the money is hiding:
Automatic identification of buy-side liquidity (above swing highs)
Automatic identification of sell-side liquidity (below swing lows)
Visual zones show where stop losses are clustered
Real-time tracking when liquidity gets swept
Swept zones change color — know when liquidity has been taken
📉 Multi-Method Trend Detection
Three powerful methods to confirm trend direction:
Swing Structure — Based on higher highs/lows or lower highs/lows
EMA — Trend based on price position relative to EMA
Supertrend — Uses the popular Supertrend indicator
Features include:
Optional background coloring for at-a-glance trend identification
Real-time trend status label (UPTREND/DOWNTREND/NEUTRAL)
Customizable colors and transparency
🏷️ HH/HL/LH/LL Labels
Automatic market structure labeling:
HH (Higher High) — Bullish continuation signal
HL (Higher Low) — Bullish continuation signal
LH (Lower High) — Bearish continuation signal
LL (Lower Low) — Bearish continuation signal
Color-coded for instant visual recognition
📋 Information Dashboard
All critical data at a glance:
Current ticker symbol
Trend direction and status
Daily and Weekly bias
Last swing high and low prices
Active liquidity zone count
Positionable in any corner of your chart
🔔 Built-in Alerts
Never miss a key event:
Trend change alerts (Bullish/Bearish)
Swing high/low formation alerts
Set up notifications for critical market structure changes
🎨 Fully Customizable
Every feature can be:
Toggled on/off individually via the Feature Toggles menu
Color customized to match your chart theme
Size adjusted for optimal visibility
Fine-tuned with sensitivity parameters
Organized settings groups make configuration intuitive and fast.
🚀 Why Choose This Indicator?
Feature: Benefit: All-in-One Solution. Replace multiple indicators with one comprehensive tool. Clean Design and Thoughtful visual hierarchy keep charts readable. Smart Overlap Prevention. Session bars automatically stack to avoid visual clutter. Real-Time Updates: All elements update dynamically as the price moves. Professional Quality-Built with best practices in Pine Script v6. Extensive Documentation, clear code comments, and an organized structure
📖 How to Use
Add the indicator to your TradingView chart
Enable/disable features using the Feature Toggles menu
Customize colors and settings to match your preferences
Adjust session times for your timezone
Set up alerts for trend changes and swing formations
Pro Tips:
Use session times to identify optimal entry windows during kill zones
Watch for price sweeping liquidity zones before looking for reversals
Combine HTF bias with lower timeframe entries for higher probability trades
Use swing levels as potential support/resistance for entries and targets
Monitor the dashboard for a quick market assessment before trading
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own analysis and consider your financial situation before making trading decisions.
CPR propath📊 CPR (Central Pivot Range)
CPR is an intraday tool calculated from the previous day’s High, Low, and Close. It consists of TC, Pivot, and BC levels and helps identify market bias, range, and breakout potential.
Price above CPR → Bullish
Price below CPR → Bearish
Narrow CPR → High volatility
📉 Pivot Points
Pivot Points are classic support and resistance levels (P, S1–S3, R1–R3) derived from the previous session’s price. They are widely used for entries, targets, and stop-loss placement in intraday trading.
Above Pivot → Bullish
Below Pivot → Bearish
Mark to MarketMark to Market
A price-referencing, settlement-aware, volatility-scaled risk framing overlay for valuation discipline and process consistency.
1) Purpose and operating premise
“Mark to Market” is intended as a measurement and reference layer rather than a directional signal engine. It organizes a chart around a set of time-based price references that can be helpful for:
maintaining consistent “marks” across time boundaries (day/week/month/year),
contextualizing price relative to time-weighted and volume-weighted baselines,
framing moves in volatility-scaled units (sigma ladders) for more standardized discussion.
This should be understood as a framework for structuring observation, not a claim of predictive power.
2) Reference architecture: a hierarchy of marks
The indicator builds a layered reference stack. Each layer corresponds to a different horizon and serves as a potential anchor for consistency in how price is discussed.
2.1 Previous Day: PDH/PDL
The previous day’s high and low are tracked from the completed daily period and carried forward. These references can be used to frame whether current trade is occurring inside or outside the prior day’s realized range, which some practitioners may find useful when assessing range expansion, acceptance, or mean-reverting behavior.
2.2 Weekly: PWH/PWL, Weekly Open, Weekly VWAP
Weekly references shift attention from the immediate session to the week-to-date context:
Prior week high/low as longer-horizon realized boundaries
Optional weekly open as a week-to-date reference
Weekly VWAP as a cumulative, volume-weighted benchmark for the ongoing week
The VWAP here is calculated directly from chart volume (cumulative price*volume / cumulative volume), so interpretation should be scaled to the reliability of the volume feed for the instrument being studied.
2.3 Monthly: PMH/PML, Monthly Open, Monthly VWAP
Monthly references can serve a similar function at a broader cadence, offering:
prior month high/low,
optional monthly open,
optional monthly VWAP.
These are not inherently “support/resistance” claims; they are period-defined reference values that may or may not matter depending on market conditions and the user’s approach.
2.4 Quarterly: Quarterly Open / Quarterly VWAP (optional)
Quarterly references are optional and may be useful for those who prefer longer-cycle anchors. Their relevance will vary by product and by the user’s time horizon.
2.5 Yearly: Yearly Open / Yearly VWAP
Yearly anchors can provide macro-context references. As with other VWAP-based measures, the extent to which this is meaningful depends on the underlying data quality and the user’s specific interpretation rules.
3) Display modes: Extend, Float, Lock
A design feature of the indicator is that references can be displayed with different persistence behaviors:
Extend: projects the level forward as an ongoing reference line.
Lock: plots the reference for a fixed one-hour window from its anchor timestamp, functioning more like a stamped mark than a permanent level.
Float: shows labels without extended lines, prioritizing visibility of the value over chart structure.
These modes are best viewed as presentation controls rather than analytical claims.
4) Settlement engine: cross-session reference marks and anchored VWAP bands
The settlement subsystem defines three time-based reference events (timezone-aware):
Japan at 01:30
London at 11:30
New York at 16:00
4.1 Settlement reference construction (exchange-referenced window)
For the New York settlement reference in particular, the indicator includes a short pre-settlement anchoring window (the 30 seconds preceding the timestamp) consistent with the methodology described in CME documentation. The goal is to approximate a stable, repeatable chart-based reference rather than relying on a single last print. (Users should consult the relevant CME documentation for the precise exchange definitions and any product-specific nuances.)
Where the anchoring window cannot be formed as intended from available data, the script falls back to a reasonable chart-derived value (for example, a close), which should be treated as an approximation.
4.2 Anchored VWAP from settlement (AVWAP)
Following each settlement event, the indicator can track an anchored VWAP forward from that mark. Conceptually, this provides a running, volume-weighted reference for post-settlement trade, which some users may find helpful when framing whether the market is trading above or below a recent marking point.
4.3 Dispersion bands around AVWAP (σ1, σ2)
Optional bands are computed as rolling standard deviation around the anchored VWAP, using volume-weighted variance. These bands are best interpreted as descriptive dispersion envelopes around the post-mark distribution, not as guaranteed reversal zones or probabilistic promises.
5) Volatility-index sigma framing: VIX vs VXN as instrument-aware scaling
The volatility module ties the New York settlement reference to an expected daily move derived from a volatility index reading. Two indices are supported:
VIX as a volatility proxy commonly associated with the S&P 500 complex
VXN as a volatility proxy commonly associated with the Nasdaq-100 complex
The calculation converts annualized implied volatility into a daily volatility estimate (via √252) and maps that into price units from the settlement reference, producing a symmetric ladder:
±0.25σ, ±0.5σ, ±0.75σ, ±1σ, ±1.25σ, ±1.5σ, ±2σ
This ladder can be treated as a standardized ruler for discussing the day’s price excursion relative to an implied-volatility-derived scale. It should not be interpreted as a statement that price “should” stop at these levels.
5.1 Short historical persistence (last 5 days)
The indicator maintains up to five days of historical sigma ladders (New York settlement-based). This can support quick comparison of how the implied envelope changes day-to-day, though usefulness depends on how the user contextualizes regime changes, event risk, and volatility term structure.
6) Practical interpretation (without overclaiming)
Common ways this framework can be used, depending on user preference:
Marking consistency: keeping period boundaries and key marks visible so the same references are used throughout a session and in later review.
Benchmarking: comparing current price to weekly/monthly/yearly VWAPs as descriptive baselines.
Risk framing: describing excursions in sigma terms (implied) and in dispersion terms (realized around AVWAP) to reduce purely qualitative language.
Post-session review: replaying a day with consistent anchors to evaluate how decisions related to the day’s marks and volatility context.
None of these uses imply that the tool is “correct” in any absolute sense. They describe potential workflows users may adopt.
7) Constraints and dependency notes
Data quality dependency: VWAP/AVWAP and dispersion calculations inherit the quality of the platform’s volume and price data. Instruments with synthetic, partial, or irregular volume should be handled carefully.
Exchange vs chart methodology: where official settlement is relevant, exchange-published definitions should be treated as authoritative. This tool aims to provide an exchange-referenced approximation where feasible within chart constraints.
Not a guarantee: sigma ladders and bands provide scaling and description; they do not guarantee containment, reversal, or specific probabilities.
8) Summary
“Mark to Market” is best understood as a reference infrastructure:
time-based completed-period highs/lows,
optional opens and rolling VWAPs across multiple horizons,
settlement-time reference marks across major sessions, with an exchange-referenced pre-settlement anchoring window,
anchored VWAP and dispersion bands as descriptive post-mark measures,
VIX/VXN-based sigma ladders as implied-volatility-scaled rulers.
Its main value is in encouraging a repeatable, auditable set of references for observation and review, while leaving interpretation and decision-making to the user’s own process.
Important notice and scope
This tool is provided for informational and analytical visualization only. It is not financial, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice, and it should not be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any instrument. Outputs are dependent on chart settings, symbol data, and platform data quality. Any interpretations drawn from these references should be evaluated within the user’s own methodology, constraints, and risk controls.
Where this tool references “settlement,” the intent is to provide repeatable chart-based reference points that can be used for review and framing. For products where official settlement methodology applies, users should defer to the relevant exchange documentation and their own operational definitions.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided solely for informational, educational, and visualization purposes. It does not constitute financial, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice, and it should not be relied upon as a basis for any trading, investment, or risk management decisions. All references, calculations, and visualizations are derived from chart data and platform-provided feeds, may be incomplete or approximate, and may differ from official exchange or broker methodologies. No representation is made regarding the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of any output for any particular purpose. Use of this tool is entirely at your own risk, and any decisions made based on its output are the sole responsibility of the user.
Lune Institutional Analysis Premium⬛️ Overview
Lune Institutional Analysis is a comprehensive suite of institutional-grade tools designed to visualize market liquidity and volume dynamics. By utilizing volume clustering and delta analysis, this indicator provides traders with a professional perspective on market activity, highlighting areas where significant volume concentrations occur. It is designed to complement strategies such as SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT (Inner Circle Trader) by providing a data-driven layer of institutional context.
Distinguished by its real-time, non-repainting calculations, Lune Institutional Analysis aims to bridge the gap between retail price action and volume-based institutional data, helping traders identify potential "smart money" footprints.
🟦 Features
Lune Institutional Analysis equips traders with an array of sophisticated features:
🔹 Liquidity Bubbles: This feature visualizes significant volume spikes and concentrations based on volume delta and point of control (POC) analysis within each candle. It identifies imbalances where buy or sell volume significantly outweighs the other. It supports two modes: Regular Bubbles and Trapped Liquidity Bubbles. Trapped Liquidity Bubbles are designed to identify potential "liquidity traps" where price moves sharply against a high-volume area. The Adaptive Transparency feature dynamically adjusts bubble visibility based on the relative volume significance.
🔹 Liquidity Waves: Liquidity Waves track market movements through advanced volume spread analysis, showing the ebb and flow of market interest. By analyzing volume delta patterns, this tool helps traders visualize the momentum of liquidity as it enters or exits the market. It includes sensitivity controls and adaptive transparency to highlight the most significant wave patterns.
🔹 Accumulation/Distribution: The Accumulation/Distribution tool automatically detects and highlights professional accumulation and distribution zones. These zones identify where institutional players are likely building or offloading positions, providing crucial context for potential trend reversals or continuations.
🔹 AI Volume Candles: This feature reimagines price action by integrating volume delta directly into candle visualization. It includes Volume Delta Zones and Net Volume Lines to pinpoint where the most significant trading activity is occurring within each bar. By highlighting volume concentrations, AI Volume Candles reveal the internal strength or weakness of price moves that standard candles might hide.
🔹 AI Liquidation Levels: This tool identifies potential liquidation zones by analyzing historical volume clusters and price pivots. These levels represent areas where a high volume of orders was previously executed, often serving as magnets for price (draw on liquidity) or significant areas of interest for ICT-style analysis. The indicator uses a normalization algorithm to represent volume concentration through dynamic width and adaptive transparency.
🔹 AI Heat Map: The AI Heat Map provides a historical volume distribution visualization, color-coding zones based on net volume delta or directional bias. This reveals the "memory" of the market and where historical interest remains, allowing traders to see significant support and resistance levels formed by historical volume concentrations.
🔹 AI Volume Profile: This sophisticated butterfly-style profile displays both total volume and buy/sell delta distribution. It automatically identifies AI Key Levels (significant volume nodes) that serve as institutional support and resistance. The profile offers deep insights into where value is being perceived by major market participants.
These features and tools collectively offer a comprehensive solution for traders to understand and navigate the financial markets. It's important to remember that they are designed to assist in making informed trading decisions and should be used as part of a balanced trading strategy.
🟧 Usage
Lune Institutional Analysis's unique feature set can be leveraged both individually and synergistically. It is important to understand each feature and experiment with different configurations to best suit your unique trading needs.
🔸 Example #1: The following example demonstrates how Trapped Liquidity Bubbles and AI Liquidation Levels can be used together to identify potential reversal points.
Trapped Liquidity Bubbles highlight areas where market participants may be positioned against a sharp move, while AI Liquidation Levels show historical volume clusters where those positions might face pressure. When a bearish Trapped Liquidity Bubble appears near an AI Liquidation level, it can serve as a confluence signal for a potential price reaction.
🔸 Example #2: This example shows how the AI Volume Profile and AI Heat Map can be used to identify areas of significant interest and volume exhaustion.
The AI Volume Profile's key levels represent nodes of high historical volume. When price approaches an AI Heat Map zone that aligns with a high-volume node, it provides a stronger confirmation of a potential support or resistance area. Observing price reaction at these combined levels can help traders gauge whether a trend is likely to continue or exhaust.
🔸 Example #3: This example demonstrates how AI Volume Candles can be used to confirm trend strength or identify potential absorption.
By using Volume Delta Zones within the AI Volume Candles, traders can see if a breakout is supported by strong directional volume. If price breaks a resistance level but the AI Volume Candles show a high concentration of bearish delta (absorption), it may indicate a fakeout. Conversely, strong bullish delta zones during an uptrend confirm institutional participation in the move.
🟥 Conclusion
Lune Institutional Analysis provides a data-centric bridge between retail analysis and institutional-grade volume data. By offering clear visualizations of liquidity, volume delta, and significant volume clusters, it allows traders to look beyond standard price action and understand the underlying volume dynamics. This suite is built for practitioners of SMC and ICT who require an objective, volume-based confirmation for their setups.
🔻 Access
You can see the Author's instructions below to get instant access to this indicator & our Premium Suite.
🔻 Disclaimer
Lune Institutional Analysis is a tool for aiding in market analysis and is not a guarantee of future market performance or individual trading success. We strongly recommend that users combine our tool with their trading strategies and do their due diligence before making any trading decisions.
Remember, past performance is not indicative of future results. Please trade responsibly.
The Order Flow Key LevelsThe Order Flow Key Levels — Liquidity-Based Support & Resistance
The Order Flow Key Levels is a closed-source indicator that plots participation-based key levels directly on the chart as clean, horizontal lines. The goal is to help traders quickly identify key levels formed by high participation, using the interaction between price movement and executed volume.
What you see on the chart
The indicator draws horizontal key level lines at prices where meaningful trading activity has occurred and where price has historically shown a reaction. These lines are intended to be used as context—areas where price may pause, reject, or accept and continue.
How it works (high level)
At a conceptual level, the tool evaluates:
Executed volume concentration at specific price levels
Repeated interaction at those levels over time (participation “revisits”)
Price response to participation, distinguishing between acceptance vs rejection behavior
Key levels are formed from completed execution data and are designed to be non-repainting, meaning once a level is confirmed and plotted, it remains stable rather than shifting retroactively. The indicator does not predict future price direction; it provides structure and confirmation based on participation.
How traders use it
Treat the plotted lines as high liquidity zones
Look for acceptance above/below a level as directional confirmation
Use levels for entries, exits, and trade management, including defining invalidation areas beyond a level
Monitor market structure as price transitions between levels (break, hold, retest, rejection)
The Order Flow Key Levels is built for futures, crypto, CFDs, and other high-liquidity markets, where executed volume-based participation can provide meaningful context.
While the indicator uses established price and volume concepts, it applies a proprietary methodology for identifying and filtering participation-based key levels, helping reduce noise compared to traditional support/resistance tools.
BK AK-Ghost Ladder⚔️ BK AK–Ghost Ladder — FVG Zones + Scoring + POC + Role Flip ⚔️
Update / Record
A previous version of this publication was hidden due to insufficient description. This republish is a complete, self-contained explanation of what the script does, how it works, and how to use it.
What this indicator does
Ghost Ladder detects Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), tracks them as living support/resistance zones, and adds context so you can prioritize which zones matter most right now (strength rating, confluence, volume profile/POC, breaks, and role flips).
How zones are detected (FVG rule)
Ghost Ladder uses a clean 3-bar gap definition with a size filter:
Bullish FVG when low > high and the gap size exceeds your ATR / % threshold.
Bearish FVG when high < low and the gap size exceeds your ATR / % threshold.
It also supports timeframe-adaptive filters (different distance thresholds for <1H vs ≥1H).
Zone lifecycle (how it manages them)
Each zone is managed over time with controls for:
Expiration (max age) + optional reset age on touch
Overlap / proximity logic (prevent overlap, keep strongest near duplicates)
Distance filters (hide zones too far from current price)
Optional smart positioning: show all / hide wrong-side / auto role flip
Strength score (0–100) + star rating
Every zone receives a score based on measurable factors (not a prediction). Key contributors include:
Relative volume vs average (optionally using lower-TF volume aggregation)
Gap size vs ATR
Pivot confluence + MTF confluence (optional)
Session weighting (Asia/London/NY/Overlap)
Optional extras: VWAP proximity, order block overlap, imbalance, fib alignment, clustering, and delta divergence flags
The ★ rating is derived directly from the numeric score thresholds you set.
In-zone Volume Profile + POC
If enabled, the script builds a lower-timeframe volume profile inside each zone using bins:
POC line (highest-volume price area within the zone)
Optional volume sum
Optional delta-style display based on relative bull/bear volume inside the zone
Breaks, broken zones, and role reversal
Zones can be marked broken when price violates the zone boundary using:
Break confirmation bars
Optional body-only break requirement
After a break, Ghost Ladder can track role reversal (support ↔ resistance) with confirmation touches.
Divergence / alerts (decision assistance)
Optional real-time divergence checks when price is interacting with a zone:
RSI divergence, OBV divergence, and weak ADX condition (configurable)
Alerts include:
Strong FVG events
Divergence at zone touch
Magnetic pull proximity (optional)
How to use (simple workflow)
Start with default filters on your main timeframe.
Use min star rating to cut weak zones.
Execute at zone edges, not mid-zone.
Treat broken + confirmed role flip as higher priority than fresh untested gaps.
Use POC + volume balance inside the zone to judge whether it’s being defended or vacated.
If divergence fires at the boundary, treat it as a risk flag (wait for confirmation or reduce size).
What makes it original
This tool is not “just boxes”: it integrates zone lifecycle management + scoring + in-zone profile/POC + break/role logic into one coherent decision framework with configurable filters, rather than standalone drawings.
🙏 Respect + Seal
All glory to G-d — the true source of wisdom and endurance.
Respect to AK — discipline, patience, and clarity.
📜 Solomon’s Boundary
“Do not remove the ancient boundary stone.” Ghost Ladder is built to mark boundaries that price must respect, break, or reclaim.
⚔️ BK AK-Ghost Ladder — Map the rungs. Respect the boundary. Execute with discipline.
May Gd bless your vision, your patience, and every decision you make at the edge. 🙏
IB (session sensitive)plots IB (Initial Balance) using correct PIT Sessions timeframe for Futures and Stocks
BK AK-9 Square Ki11a🧿👑 BK AK–9 Square Ki11a — Square of 9 Geometry, Anchored Like Law 👑🧿
All glory to Gd — the true source of wisdom, restraint, and right timing.
AK is honor — my mentor’s standard: clarity, patience, no shortcuts, no gambling.
Update / Record: A previous version of this publication was hidden by PineCoders moderation due to insufficient description. This republish includes a fully self-contained explanation of what the script does, how it works, and how to use it.
What this indicator does
BK AK–9 Square Ki11a is a Square of 9 (Sq9) price-mapping engine that projects Gann degree levels above and below an anchored base price so you can trade repeatable geometry structure (jurisdiction lines), not random lines.
It draws:
Base Line (0°) from your chosen anchor/base
Cardinal levels (strong): 90° / 180° / 270° / 360°
Cross levels (secondary): 45° / 135° / 225° / 315°
Multiple rotations above and below the base (you choose how many)
Optional anchor vertical line + label so you can see where the grid is born
How it works (the math)
Let B = basePrice and √B = sqrtBase.
Degrees convert to rotations: rotations = degrees / 360.
The square-root is stepped by: increment × rotations.
Above base:
level = ( √B + increment × rotations )²
Below base:
level = ( √B − increment × rotations )²
(If the step goes below 0, the below-base level is skipped.)
This is why Anchor + Increment matter: change either and the geometry changes.
Anchor modes (how base price is chosen)
You can anchor the grid from:
Auto (Prior Close) of the selected pivot timeframe
Manual Price
Manual Draggable (move the on-chart inputs to set anchor price/time)
Most Recent High / Low
Absolute Highest / Absolute Lowest (over lookback)
Major Swing High / Low
Market structure pivots: HH / HL / LH / LL
Session anchors: ETH Open/Close, RTH Open/Close
Optional structure labeling prints HH/HL/LH/LL markers using Adaptive or Manual detection settings.
Pivot timeframe & when a new grid prints
Choose Pivots Timeframe: Auto / Daily / Weekly / Monthly.
Whenever that pivot period rolls over, the script prints a new Sq9 set from the new base and draws the full grid.
You can retain history using Show N Pivot Sets.
Auto (Best Correlation) anchor selection
If Anchor Mode = Auto (Best Correlation), the script tests multiple anchor candidates and selects the one that best aligns recent price action with Sq9 levels using a weighted touch/recency score (cardinals can be weighted higher).
Increment + TRUE classic angle mapping
Pick Preset or Custom increment.
Optional TRUE (Classic) mapping lets you plot with macro spacing (2/4) while tooltips still show classic 1.0-basis interpretation (true degrees/rotations + ratio).
How to use (simple workflow)
Pick Pivots Timeframe (Auto/D/W/M) based on how often you want a new grid.
Choose an Anchor Mode (Prior Close / Swing / Session / Draggable).
Set Increment (small = tighter levels, big = macro spacing).
Decide rotation depth via Levels Above/Below and Show N Pivot Sets.
Treat levels as decision zones:
Rejection = wick/stall/hold away from level
Acceptance = close through + hold; level can flip role (S/R)
Best use is confluence: Sq9 level + session (ETH/RTH) + structure (HH/HL/LH/LL).
What makes this version original (not a template)
Auto-correlation anchor engine that selects the highest-alignment base across multiple anchor types.
TRUE classic Sq9 mapping so you can use macro increments without losing classic angle meaning.
Structure-aware anchoring + adaptive structure detection (HH/HL/LH/LL) integrated into the tool.
Display controls (so it’s usable)
Compact icon labels, label side (L/R), points vs ticks distance, line styles/widths, right-extension, left-extension scaling on higher TF, and optional “Wide Degrees” mode to reduce clutter on higher timeframes. (If you push rotations/sets too high you can hit TradingView object limits — keep it practical.)
👑 King David Lens — Psalms: The Rock, the Line, and the Clean Path
“He set my feet upon a rock and established my steps.” (Psalm 40) — that’s the Anchor.
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” (Psalm 119) — that’s the degrees: illumination, not prediction.
“The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places.” (Psalm 16) — anchored right, the lines become jurisdiction.
🙏 Respect + Seal
Respect to AK — the standard behind the discipline.
All glory to Gd — the source of wisdom and endurance.
🧿👑 BK AK–9 Square Ki11a — anchor the base, map the degrees, let price testify. 👑🧿
WatchmenThe Watchmen Indicator tracks potential market maker breakeven zones using dynamic open/close ranges (no wicks in Fib calc). It expands the range until the 50% level is breached by the full candle range, then resets. Green = long/down setups (buy retrace), Red = short/up setups (sell retrace). Uses only open/close for levels, high/low for breaches. Ideal for mean-reversion in trends.
Lunch Range - Retracement Hunter# Lunch Range - Retracement Hunter
A statistical analysis tool that tracks price behavior during and after the 12-1pm ET lunch hour consolidation. This indicator identifies high-probability mean reversion setups based on range sweeps and midpoint targets.
## 📊 Overview
**Lunch Range - Retracement Hunter** captures the high, low, and midpoint of the 12:00-1:00pm ET consolidation period, then monitors afternoon price action (1-4pm ET) for specific patterns. The indicator provides comprehensive statistics showing historical performance across different market conditions.
## 🎯 Key Features
### Visual Analysis
- **Range boundaries**: Clear visualization of lunch hour high and low levels
- **Midpoint target**: 50% retracement level calculated from the range
- **Signal markers**: Visual labels indicating sweep detection and setup conditions
- **Historical display**: View up to 50 previous daily ranges for pattern context
- **Live range tracking**: Real-time display of current day's range size and category
### Statistical Dashboard
- Performance tracking for directional setups (high sweep vs low sweep)
- Win rate calculations based on reaching midpoint targets
- Day count metrics showing pattern frequency
- **Range size analysis**: Performance breakdown by consolidation width
- Small ranges (tight consolidations)
- Medium ranges (typical lunch hour behavior)
- Large ranges (expanded consolidations)
- Average, minimum, and maximum range statistics
### Customization
- Adjustable colors for all lines and labels
- Multiple line styles (solid, dashed, dotted)
- Configurable label sizes
- Flexible table positioning and styling
- Toggle range analysis on/off
- Customize range size thresholds
## ⚙️ Settings
### Lines
- **Historical lookback**: Display 0-50 days of past ranges
- **Colors**: Separate controls for high, low, and midpoint lines
- **Styles**: Choose solid, dashed, or dotted line styles
- **Width**: Adjustable line thickness (1-5)
### Labels
- **Colors**: Individual color selection for sweep, entry, target, and failed signals
- **Size**: Four size options (Tiny/Small/Normal/Large)
### Table
- **Background/Header colors**: Full color customization
- **Position**: Nine positioning options across the chart
- **Text size**: Adjustable for readability
### Strategy
- **Signal Mode**:
- "Both Directions" - Can take both high and low setups same day
- "First Signal Only" - Takes only the first valid setup per session
- **Sweep Detection**:
- Wick-based: Uses high/low extremes
- Close-based: Uses closing prices only
### Range Analysis
- **Toggle**: Show/hide range breakdown statistics
- **Small Range Threshold**: Define maximum size for "small" category (default: 10 pts)
- **Medium Range Threshold**: Define maximum size for "medium" category (default: 20 pts)
- Categories automatically adjust based on your thresholds
## 📈 How It Works
The indicator operates in three phases:
**Phase 1 - Range Capture (12:00-1:00pm ET)**
- Tracks the high and low during the lunch hour
- Yellow background highlights the capture period
- Calculates midpoint level when period ends
**Phase 2 - Setup Detection (1:00-4:00pm ET)**
- Monitors for sweeps above the high or below the low
- Identifies when price re-enters the range after a sweep
- Marks valid entry conditions with labels
**Phase 3 - Target Evaluation**
- Tracks whether price reaches the midpoint after setup
- Records outcome as win (reached mid) or loss (failed to reach)
- Updates statistics at end of session
## 📊 Understanding the Statistics
**Core Metrics:**
- **Days Tracked**: Total sample size in historical data
- **High→Mid**: Trades where high was swept, then retraced to midpoint
- **Low→Mid**: Trades where low was swept, then retraced to midpoint
- **Win Rate**: Percentage of setups that reached the midpoint target
- **Both Swept**: Days where both high and low were swept
- **No Sweep**: Days with no valid sweep signals
**Today's Range:**
- Shows current day's range in points
- Displays category classification (Small/Medium/Large)
- Color-coded to match historical performance data
**Range Analysis:**
- **Average Range**: Mean lunch hour consolidation size across all days
- **Min/Max**: Smallest and largest ranges observed
- **Category Breakdown**: Performance statistics segmented by range size
- Helps identify optimal trading conditions
- Shows if certain range sizes have higher success rates
## 💡 Best Practices
**Recommended Usage:**
- Apply to liquid futures contracts (ES, NQ, YM, RTY)
- Use 1-15 minute chart timeframes for signal clarity
- Monitor range development during lunch hour
- Consider range size category when evaluating setups
- Note time of sweep (earlier setups have more time to develop)
**Important Considerations:**
- This is an analytical and educational tool for studying market patterns
- Historical statistics do not guarantee future performance
- The 4:00pm ET cutoff means late-day setups have limited time
- Volume and volatility conditions affect pattern behavior
- Always use appropriate risk management
- Lower timeframes (1-3 min) may have limited historical data due to TradingView bar limits; 5-minute charts recommended for optimal data coverage
## 🔧 Technical Details
- **Version**: Pine Script v5
- **Type**: Overlay indicator
- **Max historical elements**: 500 lines/labels (supports extended lookback)
- **Timezone**: America/New_York (Eastern Time)
- **Session times**:
- Lunch range: 12:00-1:00pm ET
- Trade window: 1:00-4:00pm ET
## 📝 Notes
- All times reference Eastern Time (ET)
- Works best on regular trading days (avoid holidays and low-volume sessions)
- Range analysis thresholds can be customized for different instruments
- Protected source code ensures methodology remains proprietary
- Statistics table updates in real-time as conditions develop
## 🎓 Educational Purpose
This indicator is designed for traders studying:
- Intraday market structure and behavior patterns
- Mean reversion concepts in futures markets
- Lunch hour consolidation characteristics
- Statistical analysis of trading setups
- Range-based trading methodologies
**Disclaimer**: This tool is for analysis and educational purposes. It does not provide trading signals or recommendations. All trading decisions and risk management are the responsibility of the user.
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*For optimal results, combine this analytical tool with broader market context, trend analysis, and sound risk management principles.*
THUAN SYSTEM TRADING BMGAPTHUAN SYSTEM TRADING BMGAP - User Guide
🚀 Overview
THUAN SYSTEM TRADING FULL BM is a comprehensive professional trading solution designed to identify high-probability Market Structure (MS) shifts, Key Levels (KC/HT), and Multi-Timeframe (MTF) trends. It features an advanced "Gap Detection" logic to ensure accuracy during high-volatility market opens.
🛠 Key Features
1. Dynamic Market Structure (KC/HT)
The indicator automatically identifies and draws:
KC (Kháng Cự - Resistance): Key supply zones where price is likely to reject.
HT (Hỗ Trợ - Support): Key demand zones where price is likely to find buyers.
Major vs. Minor Levels: Automatically distinguishes between significant structural shifts and minor price fluctuations.
2. Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Dashboard
Stay aligned with the higher timeframe trend without switching charts. The dashboard tracks:
Real-time trend status (Bullish/Bearish) across 6 different timeframes (M5 to D1).
Color-coded signals: Green (Bullish), Red (Bearish), and Gray (Neutral/Initial).
3. Smart Gap Detection
Unlike standard indicators, this system monitors the Price Open. If a market gap (e.g., 60+ points) skips over a level, the indicator immediately recognizes the breakout, preventing "ghost" levels and lagging signals.
4. Professional Trade Signals
Look for these symbols on your chart:
💎 Diamond: High-probability Reversal Pattern (Pinbars, Engulfing) at a Key Level.
⚡ Lightning: Liquidity Sweep or Stophunt (Price spikes past a level but closes back inside).
📖 How to Trade
A. Trend Following
Check the MTF Dashboard. Ensure the higher timeframes (H1, H4, D1) are the same color.
Wait for a pullback to a Major HT (Support) zone in a bullish trend.
Enter when a Diamond (💎) appears.
B. Reversal/Counter-Trend
Identify a Major KC (Resistance) on a high timeframe.
Look for a Lightning (⚡) symbol, indicating a failed breakout (Stophunt).
Execute a trade targeting the opposite structural level.
⚙️ Settings
Noise Mode: Choose between Ticks, Absolute Points, or Pips to filter market volatility.
Extend Value: Adjust how far the KC/HT lines project into the future.
Alert Settings: Enable/Disable real-time notifications for structural breaks and patterns.
⚠️ Disclaimer
Trading involves significant risk. This indicator is a tool to assist decision-making and should be used in conjunction with a solid risk management plan.
Trade Champ01Key features of this version:
Separate Daily Zones: Each trading day has its own pivot zones that don't connect to previous days
Gaps Between Days: Creates visible gaps between trading sessions (like in your screenshot)
Daily Reset: Pivot levels reset at the start of each new trading day
Previous Day High/Low: Shows previous day's high and low as reference
Day-Limited Drawing: Lines and zones only draw within the current day's timeframe
Color Customization: Full control over all zone colors
How it works:
Calculates pivot points from previous day's OHLC
Draws zones only for the current trading day
Creates gaps between days for clear visual separation
Updates automatically each new trading day
Shows previous day's high/low for reference
Frankfurt-USPremarket Open (0800-1000) CETThe scripts draws 2 horizontal lines:
1. 08:00 a.m. Frankfurt Open
2. 10:00 a.m. US-Premarket Open
Weekly Open Line This script draws a horizontal line on the first price of the week, the weekly open.
