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Swing Failure Signals [AlgoAlpha]🟠 OVERVIEW
This script detects swing failure patterns by tracking how price interacts with recent swing highs and lows, then confirming those sweeps with a change in candle behavior. The goal is to highlight areas where price briefly breaks a key level, fails to continue, and then shifts direction. These events often occur around liquidity runs, where stops are triggered before price reverses. The script draws levels, colors bars, and prints clear markers to help visualize where these failures occur and when they are confirmed.
🟠 CONCEPTS
The logic starts with pivot-based swing detection. Recent swing highs and lows are stored and monitored. When price trades beyond one of these levels within a defined historical window, it is treated as a sweep. A sweep alone is not enough. The script then waits for a Change in State of Delivery (CISD), which is defined by a shift in candle structure that shows follow-through in the opposite direction. A tolerance filter measures how far price traveled beyond the level relative to the reaction that followed. If the reaction is strong enough and happens within a limited number of bars, the sweep is validated as a swing failure. In short: the swing defines the reference, the sweep shows intent, and the CISD confirms acceptance or rejection.
🟠 FEATURES
Sweep detection with a maximum lookback to avoid outdated levels
CISD confirmation using candle structure and price expansion
Alert conditions for bullish and bearish swing failures
🟠 USAGE
Setup : Add the script to your chart. It works on any market and timeframe. Lower timeframes highlight intraday liquidity runs, while higher timeframes show structural failures. Start with the default inputs before adjusting.
Read the chart : A bullish swing failure occurs when price sweeps a prior low, then reverses and confirms with a bullish CISD. A bearish swing failure is the opposite, sweeping a prior high and confirming with a bearish CISD. Dashed lines mark the swept swing. Solid lines mark the CISD level. Bars are colored while the SFP state is active.
Settings that matter : Increasing Pivot Detection Length finds more significant swings but fewer signals. Reducing Max Pivot Point Edge limits how far back sweeps are allowed, keeping signals more current. The Patience setting controls how many bars are allowed for confirmation after a sweep. The Trend Noise Filter raises or lowers how strong the reaction must be to qualify as a valid failure.
[ICT Sebo] Trend Point / HH/LH/HL/LLOverview
This indicator identifies and labels structural trend points by classifying swing highs and swing lows as Higher High (HH), Lower High (LH), Higher Low (HL) or Lower Low (LL). It provides a clear and minimal visual representation of market structure progression directly on the chart.
The script is designed as a trend structure visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
Swing points are detected using a simple two-bar reversal logic. When a swing high or swing low is confirmed, the indicator compares the new pivot price to the previously confirmed pivot of the same type.
Based on this comparison, the swing is classified as HH, LH, HL or LL. Equal highs or lows are labeled as EQ. Initial swings are used only as reference points and are not labeled.
Each valid classification is plotted directly at the pivot location using compact labels for clarity.
Visualization
Swing highs are labeled above price and swing lows are labeled below price. Bullish and bearish classifications are visually differentiated using color coding to ensure immediate readability.
The indicator focuses on clean structure labeling and avoids additional overlays or projections.
Intended use
This tool supports market structure analysis, trend evaluation and price action study. It is suitable for intraday and swing analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual and analytical reference.
[ICT Sebo] SessionOverview
This indicator visualizes the Asia, London and New York trading sessions and tracks each session’s high, low and midpoint in real time. It highlights key session phases and monitors how price interacts with prior session liquidity levels across subsequent sessions.
The script is designed as a session structure and liquidity context tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator uses a daylight-saving-time-aware New York timezone to ensure accurate session alignment throughout the year. Each trading session is defined by its start and end time and is highlighted directly on the chart.
During an active session, the script continuously updates the session high, session low and midpoint. These levels are extended forward into later sessions to observe how price reacts to previous session ranges.
For each session, the first third of its duration is calculated and visually highlighted, allowing traders to focus on early-session price behavior.
Session interaction logic
The indicator monitors when price touches or trades through highs and lows from previous sessions. For example, Asia session highs and lows are tracked during the London and New York sessions, and London session highs and lows are tracked during the New York session.
Once a session level is touched, it is locked and will not trigger repeated events.
Alerts
Alerts are generated when price touches a session high or low during a subsequent session. These alerts allow traders to monitor potential liquidity interactions without watching the chart continuously.
The following alert events are supported:
Asia session high or low touched during the London session
Asia session high or low touched during the New York session
London session high or low touched during the New York session
Alerts are triggered only once per level to avoid duplicate notifications.
Visualization
Each session is color-coded and displayed with a background highlight. Session highs, lows and midpoints are drawn as horizontal levels and extended forward for reference.
The first third of each session is highlighted with a shaded box to emphasize early-session structure.
Intended use
This tool supports session-based market analysis, liquidity mapping and time-of-day context evaluation. It is suitable for intraday analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual and analytical reference.
[ICT Sebo] OrderblockOverview
This indicator identifies and highlights potential order block zones based on momentum expansion and candle sequence behavior. It combines directional movement strength with contextual candle analysis to mark areas where institutional activity may have occurred.
The script is designed as a structural order block visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator monitors directional movement using ADX and directional movement components. A trigger is generated when sustained momentum expansion is detected and subsequently slows, indicating a potential transition area in price behavior.
Once a trigger occurs, the script evaluates the surrounding candle context to determine whether the market is in a bullish or bearish state. Based on this context, it scans leftward to identify a contiguous sequence of opposite-direction candles that form the potential order block.
The high and low of this candle sequence define the order block range.
Visualization
When a valid order block is identified, a shaded box is drawn over the candle sequence and extended forward for a configurable number of bars. Bullish order blocks are displayed in green and bearish order blocks are displayed in red. Each box is labeled directly on the chart for clarity.
The indicator plots order blocks only after all conditions are confirmed and does not repaint previously identified zones.
Intended use
This tool supports order block identification, momentum-based structure analysis and contextual price evaluation. It is suitable for intraday and short-term analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual and analytical reference.
[ICT Sebo] Market Structure / TrendOverview
This indicator identifies market structure and trend direction by tracking swing highs and swing lows and classifying structural breaks as Break of Structure (BOS) or Change of Character (CHoCH). It provides a clear visual framework for understanding directional shifts and trend continuation directly on the chart.
The script is designed as a market structure and trend context tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator detects short-term swing highs and swing lows using a two-candle reversal pattern. When a new swing forms, a horizontal structure level is projected forward until price interacts with it.
When price closes through an active swing level, the event is classified based on the current trend state. Breaks in the direction of the existing trend are labeled as BOS, while breaks against the prevailing trend are labeled as CHoCH. The trend state is updated dynamically based on these interactions.
If no active structure line is present, the indicator can still reference the most recent confirmed swing to detect structural breaks.
Trend state and visualization
A simple internal trend state is maintained and updated based on structural breaks. This trend state is reflected visually through labels and a trend-colored moving average.
The moving average adapts its color based on the detected trend direction, providing an additional visual cue for bullish, bearish or neutral conditions.
Users can control whether BOS labels, CHoCH labels, both or none are displayed.
Intended use
This tool supports market structure analysis, trend identification and contextual price interpretation. It is suitable for intraday and swing analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual and analytical reference for market structure and trend behavior.
[ICT Sebo] Liquidity SweepsOverview
This indicator identifies and tracks liquidity sweep levels derived from pivot highs and pivot lows. It highlights areas where price is likely to interact with resting liquidity and marks the moment when those levels are traded.
The script is designed as a contextual liquidity visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
Liquidity levels are generated from confirmed pivot highs and pivot lows using a configurable lookback length. Each pivot is evaluated using a volume-normalized activity filter to reduce low-quality or insignificant levels.
Only pivots formed during relatively elevated activity are accepted. The indicator optionally adjusts zone distance using volatility measures to better reflect current market conditions.
Once a valid pivot is detected, a horizontal liquidity level and an associated zone are projected forward until price trades through the level.
Liquidity sweep detection
When price trades through a liquidity level, the indicator marks the event directly on the chart and updates the visual state of the level. The affected level switches to a dashed style and is removed from active tracking to avoid repeated signals.
An optional real-time alert is triggered at the moment the liquidity level is claimed.
Visualization and behavior
Liquidity zones adapt their visual intensity based on relative market activity. Only a limited number of the most recent liquidity zones are retained to maintain chart clarity.
A temporary background highlight reflects the most recent liquidity sweep direction, providing immediate visual context.
The indicator focuses on forward-tracking price interaction and does not repaint previously confirmed levels.
Intended use
This tool supports liquidity-based market structure analysis, stop-run observation and contextual price interpretation. It is suitable for intraday and short-term analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual and analytical reference.
[ICT Sebo] HTF FVGOverview
This indicator identifies and visualizes higher-timeframe Fair Value Gaps (HTF FVGs) directly on a lower-timeframe chart. It aggregates price action internally to construct higher-timeframe candles and highlights structurally relevant imbalances without using request.security().
The script is designed as a contextual HTF imbalance reference tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator reconstructs higher-timeframe candles by aggregating lower-timeframe price data in real time. Each higher-timeframe bar is built internally, preserving its open, high, low and close values as well as its exact time window.
Once three consecutive higher-timeframe candles are available, the script evaluates whether a Fair Value Gap has formed. A bullish HTF FVG is detected when a completed bullish candle is followed by a price imbalance where the high of the candle two periods back is below the low of the current candle. A bearish HTF FVG is detected when the low of the candle two periods back is above the high of the current candle.
Each detected gap is validated using a minimum size filter expressed as a percentage of price.
Visualization
Valid HTF Fair Value Gaps are displayed as shaded boxes projected forward for a fixed number of higher-timeframe bars. Each gap includes a dashed midpoint line representing the equilibrium level and a centered label indicating the originating higher timeframe.
Bullish gaps are displayed in green and bearish gaps are displayed in red.
The indicator plots gaps only after a full higher-timeframe structure is confirmed and does not repaint previously confirmed zones.
Intended use
This tool supports higher-timeframe context analysis, imbalance mapping and multi-timeframe market structure observation. It is suitable for intraday analysis where higher-timeframe levels are used as contextual references and should be combined with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual reference for higher-timeframe Fair Value Gaps.
[ICT Sebo] FVGOverview
This indicator identifies and visualizes Fair Value Gaps based on three-bar price imbalances. It highlights bullish and bearish gaps that exceed a configurable minimum size, allowing traders to focus on structurally relevant market inefficiencies.
The script is designed as a lightweight Fair Value Gap visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
A Fair Value Gap is detected when a three-candle sequence creates a price imbalance between candle extremes. A bullish gap is identified when the high from two bars ago is below the current low. A bearish gap is identified when the low from two bars ago is above the current high.
To reduce noise, each gap is validated using a minimum size filter calculated as a percentage of recent price. Only gaps that meet or exceed this threshold are displayed.
Visualization
When a valid Fair Value Gap is detected, the gap area is highlighted using a shaded box that extends forward for a user-defined number of bars. A dashed midpoint line is drawn to represent the equilibrium level of the gap.
Bullish gaps are displayed in green and bearish gaps are displayed in red.
Intended use
This tool supports Fair Value Gap identification, market inefficiency analysis and ICT-style imbalance observation. It is suitable for intraday and short-term analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual reference.
[ICT Sebo] FIBOverview
This indicator identifies and plots Fibonacci-based retracement levels derived from short-term price swings. It uses simple two-candle reversal patterns to define a completed swing sequence and calculates a configurable Fibonacci level within that range as a structural reference.
The script is designed as a lightweight swing-structure and retracement visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator monitors consecutive candle behavior to detect short-term directional shifts. A bullish sequence is defined by a bearish candle followed by a bullish candle, while a bearish sequence is defined by a bullish candle followed by a bearish candle.
Once a valid low-to-high or high-to-low swing sequence is confirmed, the indicator calculates a Fibonacci retracement level between the swing high and swing low using a user-defined ratio. This level represents a potential internal reference within the completed price movement.
Each Fibonacci level is plotted as a horizontal line and extended forward for a configurable number of bars.
Visualization
Bullish Fibonacci levels are displayed in green and bearish Fibonacci levels are displayed in red. Lines are drawn only after a full swing sequence is completed and remain fixed once plotted.
The indicator does not repaint previously confirmed Fibonacci levels.
Intended use
This tool supports swing-based market structure analysis, retracement context evaluation and price behavior studies. It is suitable for intraday analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual reference for Fibonacci retracement levels.
[ICT Sebo] EQOverview
This indicator identifies and plots equilibrium levels derived from short-term price swings. It uses simple two-candle reversal patterns to define a completed swing sequence and calculates the midpoint between the swing high and swing low as an equilibrium reference.
The script is designed as a lightweight structural and balance-level visualization tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
The indicator monitors consecutive candle behavior to detect short-term directional shifts. A bullish sequence is defined by a bearish candle followed by a bullish candle, while a bearish sequence is defined by a bullish candle followed by a bearish candle.
Once a valid low-to-high or high-to-low sequence is confirmed, the indicator calculates the midpoint between the two-bar swing high and swing low. This midpoint represents the equilibrium level of the completed price movement.
Each equilibrium level is plotted as a horizontal line and extended forward for a user-defined number of bars.
Visualization
Bullish equilibrium levels are displayed in green and bearish equilibrium levels are displayed in red. Lines are drawn only after a full swing sequence is completed and remain fixed once plotted.
The indicator does not repaint previously confirmed equilibrium levels.
Intended use
This tool supports short-term market structure analysis, balance and mean reference evaluation, and contextual price interpretation. It is suitable for intraday analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual reference for equilibrium levels.
[ICT Sebo Lite] Trend Point / HH/LH/HL/LLOverview
This indicator identifies and labels structural trend points based on swing highs and swing lows. It classifies each confirmed swing as Higher High, Lower High, Higher Low or Lower Low, providing a clear visual representation of market structure directly on the chart.
The script is designed as a lightweight market structure reference tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
Swing highs and swing lows are detected using simple price turn conditions based on consecutive candle closes. When a directional change is confirmed, the indicator evaluates the current swing relative to the previous swing of the same type.
Each new swing is classified according to its relationship with the prior level. Swing highs are labeled as Higher High, Lower High or Equal High, while swing lows are labeled as Higher Low, Lower Low or Equal Low. Initial swings are used for reference and are not labeled.
Visualization
Trend points are plotted directly on the chart using small labels placed at the corresponding swing price. High-based labels are displayed above price, while low-based labels are displayed below price, allowing quick visual identification of structural changes.
The indicator updates dynamically as new swing points form and does not repaint previously confirmed labels.
Intended use
This tool supports market structure analysis, trend identification and contextual price interpretation. It is suitable for intraday and swing analysis and is intended to be used alongside broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This indicator does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and is intended purely as a visual aid for structure recognition.
[ICT Sebo Lite] FVGOverview
This indicator identifies and visualizes Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) based on three-bar price imbalances. It highlights bullish and bearish gaps that exceed a user-defined minimum size, allowing traders to focus on structurally relevant inefficiencies. The script is designed as a lightweight visual tool and does not generate trade signals.
How it works
A Fair Value Gap is detected when a three-candle sequence leaves an imbalance between price extremes. A bullish FVG occurs when the high from two bars ago is below the current low. A bearish FVG occurs when the low from two bars ago is above the current high. To reduce noise, each gap is validated using a minimum size filter expressed as a percentage of recent price. Only gaps that exceed this threshold are displayed.
Visualization
When a valid FVG is detected, a shaded box marks the gap area and extends forward for a configurable number of bars. A dashed midpoint line is drawn to indicate the equilibrium level of the gap. Bullish gaps are displayed in green and bearish gaps in red.
Intended use
This indicator supports Fair Value Gap identification, market inefficiency analysis and ICT or imbalance-based chart reading. It is suitable for intraday and short-term analysis and should be used in combination with broader market context and risk management.
Notes
This script does not predict price direction, does not provide entry or exit signals and only visualizes confirmed price imbalances.
4x Emperor CRT with SMTCRT + SMT Market Structure Indicator
Candle Range Theory | SMT| | AMD | IFVG
This indicator is a professional market-structure and smart money analysis tool built for traders who use CRT (Candle Range Theory), SMT divergence, AMD phases, and IFVG zones to identify high-probability trading opportunities.
Designed for multi-timeframe analysis, the indicator combines institutional concepts into a clean, automated framework that reduces analysis time and improves consistency.
For any queries connect on telegram : t.me
Key Features
CRT (Candle Range Theory) Detection
Automatically identifies and plots CRT ranges, helping traders focus on key liquidity zones and high-reaction price areas.
Auto Multi-Timeframe CRT Alignment
Lower-timeframe CRTs are aligned with higher-timeframe structure to maintain directional bias and structural context.
Manual HTF CRT Control
Users can manually select the Higher Timeframe CRT from settings, allowing full customization based on strategy, session, or market conditions.
AMD (Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution) Structure
Visually maps AMD phases on the chart to improve understanding of market behavior and institutional activity.
SMT (Smart Money Technique) Divergence
Detects SMT divergence between correlated instruments, helping identify potential reversals, continuations, and imbalance scenarios.
IFVG (Inverse Fair Value Gap)
Automatically marks IFVG zones where price may seek rebalancing, adding confluence to CRT, SMT, and AMD analysis.
Clean Institutional-Grade Visualization
Optimized to minimize chart clutter while preserving critical structural information.
Who This Indicator Is For
CRT-based traders
ICT-style market structure traders
Scalpers, intraday traders, and swing traders
Traders seeking multi-timeframe confluence and automation
Supported Trading Styles & Markets
Scalping, intraday, and swing trading
Forex, indices, crypto, and futures
Works across all TradingView-supported timeframes
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Price Action Strategy Screener 1&5 Min [TradingFinder]🔵 Introduction
Price action is the study of how price moves, reacts, and leaves information behind through structure, swings, and liquidity behavior. Instead of relying on indicator signals or mathematical outputs, price action focuses on reading market intent directly from price movement, especially around key swing highs and lows where liquidity is often targeted. Understanding repeated reactions, failed continuations, and stop hunts is essential for identifying high quality trading opportunities.
In this price action strategy, signals are not generated from a single breakout or liquidity grab. Price must sweep a swing level multiple times, form a new structural reference, and return again to hunt liquidity. This repeated sweep and reaction process filters out random volatility and highlights deliberate market behavior. When this sequence occurs near the upper band or lower band of a price band, the signal gains additional context by aligning with premium and discount zones.
Correlation plays a critical role in validating price action signals. Symbol pairs are first selected based on historically high correlation on the daily timeframe so that divergence becomes meaningful. When correlation weakens on the execution timeframe, situations emerge where one asset continues to make higher highs or lower lows while the correlated asset fails to confirm and remains near a key swing level. This correlation breakdown exposes inter market divergence and relative strength or weakness, reinforcing the price action narrative.
An RSI component is provided only as an optional confirmation tool. It does not participate in signal generation and does not influence the strategy logic. Traders may use RSI to evaluate momentum exhaustion divergence or overbought and oversold conditions, or ignore it entirely. The foundation of this approach remains price action driven, built on liquidity sweeps, structural interaction, correlation dynamics, and contextual price band positioning rather than indicator dependency.
⚠️ Note: This product works only on the 1m and 5m timeframes. Please switch your chart to one of these timeframes to use the indicator properly.
🔵 How to Use
A central pillar of this methodology is the emphasis on historically high correlation as a prerequisite for meaningful analysis. Correlation is not treated as a signal by itself, but as a contextual foundation that gives weight to divergence and disagreement. When two markets have demonstrated strong alignment over time, especially on higher timeframes such as the daily chart, any deviation from that relationship becomes informative. The strategy assumes that without prior correlation, divergence has little analytical value and may simply reflect unrelated market behavior.
By filtering symbol pairs based on strong long term correlation, the tool focuses only on situations where market alignment is expected. When that alignment weakens on the execution timeframe, price behavior gains additional significance. One symbol may continue to expand, break structure, or print new extremes, while the correlated symbol stalls, compresses, or fails to confirm. This breakdown highlights emerging relative strength or weakness and often precedes rotation, rebalancing, or corrective price action rather than clean continuation.
The practical application of this concept relies on selecting logically related markets. Examples include precious metals such as OANDA:XAUUSD and OANDA:XAGUSD , closely linked equity indices like CAPITALCOM:US100 and CAPITALCOM:US500 , highly correlated currency pairs within the same economic group such as OANDA:EURUSD and OANDA:GBPUSD , or crypto assets like COINBASE:BTCUSD and COINBASE:ETHUSD that often move in tandem. By anchoring analysis to these correlated pairs, the strategy avoids random comparisons and instead isolates moments where market disagreement reflects a genuine shift in participation, intent, or liquidity distribution.
🟣 Buy Setup
Buy scenarios are evaluated when price is positioned near the lower band and begins to show signs of downside fatigue. The market should demonstrate repeated probing below a reference low without sustained follow through, indicating sell side absorption. After several failed attempts to push lower, price often compresses, forms a reaction base, and starts to defend that area.
Confirmation comes from relative performance between correlated markets. While the primary symbol holds its ground, the secondary symbol may begin to stabilize or recover, showing that downside pressure is no longer synchronized. This decoupling suggests that bearish participation is weakening. Buy setups gain higher quality when price starts to rotate upward from the lower band while downside extensions continue to fail.
🟣 Sell Setup
Sell scenarios develop when price trades near the upper band and shows signs of upside exhaustion. Multiple extensions above a reference high followed by weak continuation often signal buy side consumption. Price may repeatedly spike higher but struggle to maintain acceptance, leaving behind rejection and compression near the same zone.
Cross market behavior plays a key role in validation. When one correlated asset continues to advance while the primary symbol fails to sustain new highs, the imbalance becomes visible. This lack of confirmation reflects diminishing demand and distribution rather than healthy expansion. Sell setups become higher probability when price stalls near the upper band, fails to hold premium levels, and correlated markets no longer move in alignment.
🔵 Setting
Signal Source Pair : This option defines which pair’s signals are displayed on the chart. The script calculates signals for six different symbol pairs simultaneously, but only one pair can be visualized on the chart at a time. By selecting Pair 1 through Pair 6, the user chooses which pair’s signal output is shown on the active symbol. For example, if Pair 4 is selected, only signals generated by Pair 4 will appear on the chart.
Table on Chart : This setting enables or disables the on chart screener table. When enabled, the table displays signal status, correlation information, and symbol data directly on the chart. When disabled, the chart remains clean with no table overlay.
Number of Symbols : This option controls how many symbol pairs are displayed in the screener table. Users can choose between four or six pairs depending on screen size and personal preference.
Table Size: This setting adjusts the visual scale of the screener table. Smaller sizes are suitable for minimal layouts, while larger sizes improve readability when monitoring multiple pairs simultaneously.
Table Mode : This setting offers two layout styles for the signal table.
Basic mode displays symbols in a single vertical column, using more vertical space and providing straightforward readability.
Extended mode arranges symbols in pairs side by side, optimizing screen space with a more compact and efficient layout.
Table Position : This option defines where the screener table is placed on the chart. The table can be positioned in any corner or central area to avoid overlapping with price action or other indicators.
Symbol 1 and Symbol 2 : These options define the two symbols that are evaluated together as a pair. Users should select symbols that have historically shown high correlation so that divergence and correlation breakdowns carry meaningful analytical value.
Signals are generated based on relative strength and weakness, behavioral divergence, and confirmation failure between the two symbols. For each pair, signals are displayed only for the symbol defined as the active output in the screener.
Confirmation Period : This setting controls the initial swing confirmation window. It defines how many bars are required for a swing structure to be considered valid before liquidity sweeps and reactions are evaluated. Higher values tend to produce stronger and more reliable swing structures while reducing signal frequency. Lower values respond faster but may include shorter term or less significant movements. This logic is applied identically across all six pairs, with each pair calculated independently.
RSI Setting : The RSI section is completely optional and is provided only for visual confirmation. It has no influence on signal generation or strategy logic.
Short RSI, Mid RSI, Long RSI : These options allow different RSI lengths to be displayed simultaneously. Short RSI reacts quickly to momentum changes, while Mid and Long RSI provide smoother and broader context. Each RSI length can be enabled or disabled independently.
Show RSI Levels : This option toggles the visibility of RSI reference levels.
Low Potential Zone : Highlights areas where momentum potential is relatively low.
Mid Potential Zone : Marks neutral or transitional momentum environments.
High Potential Zone : Highlights areas with higher momentum potential, often associated with expansion or exhaustion phases.
All RSI zones are purely visual and do not affect signal logic or calculations.
🔵 Conclusion
This price action strategy is built to highlight moments where market behavior shifts from participation to hesitation. By observing repeated tests of key areas, failed continuation, and loss of alignment between related markets, the approach helps traders focus on areas where risk becomes more defined and directional follow through becomes more selective. The combination of band location, multi stage interaction, and cross market confirmation allows users to filter noise and concentrate on scenarios where price is more likely reacting than accelerating.
Rather than offering fixed entries or automated decisions, this framework encourages discretion, contextual reading, and structured execution. It is most effective when used by traders who understand market phases, rotation, and imbalance, and who are willing to wait for price to reveal intent through behavior rather than speed. When applied with patience and proper risk management, the strategy provides a consistent way to evaluate quality over quantity in evolving market conditions.
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HTF Balanced Price RangeThis script is based off of TradeForOpp's BPR indicator, but I adapted it to work on higher timeframes
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# HTF Candle Structure & CISD Indicator
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## █ HTF Candle Structure (C2, XC2, C4, XC4)
### Overview
A systematic framework for classifying HTF (Higher Time Frame) candle states to analyze market structure.
### Concept
| Term | Description |
|------|-------------|
| **C2** | HTF Sweep formation candle |
| **XC2** | C2 structure invalidated (broken) |
| **C4** | Continuation candle following C2 |
| **XC4** | C4 structure invalidated (broken) |
When a bearish C4 is invalidated, it converts into an xC4, and directional bias must be taken into account. In most cases, price moves to target the opposing liquidity
This framework helps determine HTF candle structure and confirms whether the Bullish/Bearish narrative is progressing well on the LTF (Lower Time Frame).
### Options
- **Previous HTF Mid-Range Display**: Shows High, Low, and Open prices along with STDV (Standard Deviation) levels to identify manipulation ranges.
Additionally, I anticipate the manipulation range using the external range of the newly developed STDV
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## █ CISD (Change in State of Delivery)
### Overview
CISD is an ICT concept that allows for **early detection of reversal signals** compared to traditional market structure analysis. This script accurately identifies CISD levels, updates them in real-time, and provides alerts.
### Concept
CISD occurs when price **closes above (or below)** the **Open** of the candle that initiated the most recent downtrend (or uptrend).
> **Example**: During a downtrend, if the closing price breaks above the open of the last consecutive bearish candle → Bullish CISD confirmed
### Options
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| **LIQ Touch Marker** | CISD formed after touching liquidity displays a triangle (▲/▼) on candle close, indicating higher reliability |
| **STDV Levels** | Displays standard deviation from CISD. 2~2.5σ suggests retracement/manipulation zones, 4~4.5σ suggests distribution zones |
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## █ FVG & iFVG (Fair Value Gap)
### Overview
| Term | Description |
|------|-------------|
| **FVG** | Evidence of order imbalance in the market |
| **iFVG** | FVG that has flipped to the opposite meaning |
### Concept
1. Strong rally → Bullish FVG forms
2. Price holds above FVG, then drops and fully breaks below
3. Price retests the FVG and reacts as resistance → Downtrend continues
4. At this point, the FVG becomes an **iFVG**
### Options
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| **iFVG Only** | Display only converted iFVGs |
| **FVG + iFVG** | Touched FVGs extend, shown only within CISD range. Extended mode suits PDA usage; default mode suits entries |
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## █ Additional Options
### Alert & MTF Table
- **Table**: Displays CISD status across 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W, 1M timeframes
- **Alert**: Triggers when all 4 short-term timeframes (3m, 5m, 15m, 30m) align in the same direction
- Useful for identifying short-term directional bias
### LIQ Level
- Displays High/Low levels alongside user-defined swing points
- **Auto Mode**: Bullish CISD → Shows High levels / Bearish CISD → Shows Low levels
- Options to fade or delete on sweep
- Used with STDV to identify **Delivery Targets**
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█ Disclaimer
This indicator was developed for educational purposes only. It is designed to help traders understand and apply ICT concepts such as CISD, HTF candle structure, and Fair Value Gaps.
This is not financial advice. Trading involves significant risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
For questions, feedback, or collaboration inquiries, please feel free to reach out.
Multi-Asset Cycles with SMTMulti-Asset Cycles SMT Indicator v6.1
Detects Smart Money Technique (SMT) divergences across three correlated assets (default: NQ, ES, YM) during intraday cycles.
Features:
Cycle Types: Quarters (90min), Sessions (Asia/London/NY AM/NY PM), Daily, Weekly
SMT Detection: Tracks High, Low, and Close divergences between assets
Customizable Display: Choose which SMT types to show (Bearish High/HC, Bullish Low/LC)
Multi-Cycle Analysis: Compare current cycle against up to 3 past cycles
Auto-Detection: Automatically shows lines only for the current asset chart
Smart Alerts: Individual alert controls for each SMT type
Clean Visualization: Maximum 2 lines per cycle with labeled comparisons
How It Works:
The indicator tracks extremes across cycles and detects when assets diverge (one makes higher high while another makes lower high = bearish SMT). Lines connect the extreme points with labels showing which cycles are being compared.
Settings:
Select cycle type and assets to track
Enable/disable specific SMT types
Choose how many past cycles to check for divergences
Customize line colors, widths, and styles
Configure alerts per SMT type
Perfect for ICT traders tracking smart money divergences across index futures.
ICT Finatic: Session Ranges & Macro Alerts (Cristian)This indicator is designed to assist ICT traders by automating the visualization of key session ranges and time-based macro events. It focuses on the Asia and London sessions and provides timely alerts for specific macro times.
Features:
Dynamic Session Ranges (Asia & London):
Instead of simple High/Low of the session, this script identifies Swing Highs and Swing Lows based on a 3-candle fractal pattern (High/Low of the central candle is higher/lower than its neighbors).
It calculates these swings using 15-minute timeframe data (via request.security), ensuring stability regardless of the chart timeframe used.
The lines extend dynamically and update only when a new, more significant swing is formed during the session.
Macro Time Vertical Lines:
The script monitors specific NY-time macros (09:45, 10:15, 10:45, 11:15, 11:45, 12:15).
Pre-warning System: 5 minutes before a macro time occurs (e.g., at 09:40 for the 09:45 macro), a temporary vertical line appears on the future time slot.
Auto-Cleanup: Once the macro time is reached, the vertical line is automatically removed to keep the chart clean. This feature is active on timeframes lower than 1 hour.
Bias Table:
Includes a customizable dashboard to manually input and visualize your directional bias for multiple timeframes (Daily to 5m).
How to use:
Add the indicator to your chart (works best on M1 or M5 timeframes).
Adjust the session times in the settings if needed (Default is NY time).
Use the dashboard to track your daily bias.
Watch for the orange vertical lines appearing 5 minutes before macro events to prepare for potential volatility.
ICT Weekly Lines [OPEN/MID]This indicator plots two core weekly reference levels:
- Weekly Open: the opening price of the current confirmed week (a common “weekly anchor”).
- Weekly Mid: the 50% level of the previous confirmed week’s range.
Why weekly levels matter
Weekly levels act like “macro structure” on lower timeframes. Even if you trade 1m–15m, price often reacts around weekly anchors because they’re widely watched and represent higher-timeframe positioning.
Practical use cases
1. Directional bias filter
- Above Weekly Open → bullish tilt / “premium” willingness.
- Below Weekly Open → bearish tilt / “discount” willingness.
2. Mean reversion vs continuation
- Weekly Mid often behaves like a “magnet” in balanced conditions.
- Strong trends can use it as a “pullback boundary” (hold mid → continuation, reclaim mid → reversal attempts).
3. Stop/target structure
- Weekly Open/Mid can act as logical target zones or invalidation lines because they’re higher-timeframe derived.
KINETIC GOLD NQ Velocity Breakout [Ash_TheTrader]🚀 Stop Guessing. Start Scalping with Physics.
Introducing the KINETIC GOLD NQ ⚡ VELOCITY BREAKOUT System
Author: Ash_TheTrader
Assets: Gold (XAUUSD), Nasdaq (US100), Bitcoin (BTC)
Style: High-Frequency Scalping (M1/M5)
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🛑 The Problem: Why Most Indicators Fail
You’ve been there. The RSI says "Oversold," so you buy. But price keeps crashing. The Moving Average crosses over, so you enter. But the trend is already over.
Why? Because those indicators are lagging . They tell you what happened 10 candles ago.
⚡ The Solution: The "Physics" of Price
Markets move like objects in the real world. They have Velocity (Speed) and Momentum (Mass).
The Kinetic Velocity Breakout (KMB) system doesn't look at "Overbought" or "Oversold." It looks for FORCE .
It answers one simple question: Is the market moving fast enough to pay me?
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🧠 The 4 "Smart Logic" Features
1. The Velocity Speedometer 🏎️
Most candles are "noise." This system ignores them. It uses a Normalized Volatility Engine to detect when price hits "WARP SPEED".
• Blue: Slow (Cruising). Don't touch.
• Yellow: Accelerating. Get ready.
• Red: WARP SPEED. Institutional money is entering.
2. The 1.5x Impulse Rule 💥
The algorithm strictly enforces the "1.5x Law." A signal ONLY fires if the breakout candle is 1.5 times larger than the average of the last 3 candles.
• Result? No more fakeouts. We only trade real expansions.
3. "Smart Mode" AI Dashboard 🖥️
A heads-up display (HUD) lives on your chart, auto-detecting your trading environment:
• Auto-Session: Tells you if you are in London, New York, or Asia.
• Risk Mode: Shows if you are using "Aggressive" or "Normal" logic.
• Status: Gives you a text readout like "READY ⚡" or "WAIT..."
4. Auto-Pilot Risk Management 🛡️
Scalping is fast. You don't have time to calculate Pips.
• The script draws the lines for you.
• As soon as a "ROCKET" signal appears, a Green TP Line (2x Reward) and Red SL Line appear instantly.
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🎮 How to Trade: The 3-Step "Kinetic" Strategy
This strategy is designed for Gold (XAUUSD) and Nasdaq (US100) on the 5-Minute Timeframe .
Step 1: The "Yellow" Warning ⚠️
Watch the Smart Structure Lines (Dashed Lines).
• If the candles turn Yellow or the Dashboard says "FAST" , wake up.
• This means pressure is building against a key level.
Step 2: The "Warp" Trigger 🚀
Wait for a Confirmed Breakout . You are looking for:
1. A candle closes OUTSIDE the dashed structure line.
2. The candle color is NEON CYAN (Bullish) or NEON MAGENTA (Bearish).
3. The Signal Label appears: "ROCKET" (Buy) or "DROP" (Sell).
👉 Rule: No Label? No Trade. The 1.5x Logic saves you from bad trades.
Step 3: The Execution 💰
1. Enter at the close of the signal candle.
2. Stop Loss: Place it exactly on the Red Line provided by the indicator.
3. Take Profit: Place it on the Green Line .
4. Walk away. Let the physics work.
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⚙️ Customizing Your Style
The script comes with two built-in "Personalities":
🛡️ Normal Scalper (Default)
• Best for: New traders, Funded Accounts.
• Logic: Waits for strong confirmation. High Win Rate.
• Risk: 1:2 Risk/Reward.
⚠️ QuickScalper (Aggressive)
• Best for: Gold M1, Volatility Hunters.
• Logic: Enters earlier on 1.2x Impulse. More signals, faster exits.
• Risk: 1:1.5 Risk/Reward (Grab the cash and go).
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👇 Get the Code
Search for: KINETIC ⚡ in the TradingView library.
"Markets are physics. Trade the Velocity, not the noise." — Ash_TheTrader
Sessions for IndexesTitle: Sessions for Indexes (Intraday Precision)
Description
This indicator is a specialized tool designed for intraday traders (Indices) who focus on specific market sessions and liquidity windows. It visually highlights key trading periods and provides a clean, real-time dashboard for better market orientation.
Key Features:
Intraday Focus: Automatically restricts visibility to timeframes of 15 minutes and below to keep your high-timeframe charts clean.
Comprehensive Session Tracking: Covers major US and EU sessions, including:
US: Pre-market, AM Session, Lunch, and PM Session.
EU/Asia: Asia, EU Pre-market, London Session, and NY Overlap.
Dynamic HUD (Heads-Up Display): A modern table in the top-right corner that displays the currently active session name and changes color dynamically.
On-Chart Labels: Each session is clearly labeled at the bottom of the price action, making it easy to review historical sessions without cluttering the candles.
Fully Customizable: You can adjust session times, colors, and visibility according to your local timezone and trading plan.
How to Use:
Timezone: Set the timezone in the inputs to match your broker or local time (default is UTC).
Visuals: Use the colored background zones to identify "Silver Bullet" windows or session transitions.
Active Session: Quickly check the top-right corner to know exactly which session you are currently trading.
Technical Note:
To ensure performance and chart clarity, this indicator will display an error message ("TF too high") if used on timeframes higher than 15m. This is intentional to promote disciplined intraday analysis.
