TFWv1.4
There are 3 types of alerts :
- Use the "Bullish IMB formed" alert, if you are looking for Bull IMBs.
- Use the "Bearish IMB formed" alert, if you are looking for Bear IMBs.
- Use the "Either IMB" alert, if you are looking for Bull and Bear IMBs.
Tip: Set the alert type " Once per bar close ", if you do not want to set new alerts, after an IMB formed.
IMBs:
-Customisable IMB quantity (1-500 pcs)
- Zone colors and borders can be customized
- Potential IMB line can be customized
EMAs:
- You can set and customize 8 EMA lengths
- Only the current and higher timeframe EMAs are displayed
Daily Open Level:
- Displays today's Daily Open level
- Note: The DO level does not work in Replay mode
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S/R Matrix Pro v5 – Zone Touch SignalsS/R Matrix Pro – Zone Touch Signals
Professional indicator for buy/sell signals based on simultaneous touching of support/resistance levels across three timeframe zones.
Key Features: • BUY signal when price touches all 3 zone highs simultaneously • SELL signal when price touches all 3 zone lows simultaneously • Stochastic filter for signal accuracy • ATR flat detector to avoid false signals • HTF trend direction filter • Customizable visual elements and alerts
Perfect for scalping and intraday trading strategies.
Settings: 3 configurable zones, touch tolerance, Stochastic overbought/oversold levels, ATR compression threshold.
EMA on Candles (Exponential Moving Average Overlay)🔹 Description
This script plots an EMA (Exponential Moving Average) directly on candlesticks.
You can adjust the EMA length (e.g., 20, 50, 200) to help identify market trends or use it as a dynamic support/resistance level.
🔹 How to Use
Copy the script code into TradingView’s Pine Editor.
Click Add to chart → the EMA line will appear over the candlesticks.
Adjust the EMA Length from the settings menu (default = 50).
Combine with other indicators for signals, for example:
Price above EMA = Uptrend
Price below EMA = Downtrend
Gimme! 1Gimme! is a custom momentum indicator designed to highlight short-term shifts in buying and selling pressure using a modified MACD concept.
Unlike the standard MACD that includes all three lines, Gimme! strips it down to the essentials: Trend force and the signal. This makes it faster to interpret, cleaner on the chart, and more practical for active traders.
🔹 How it works
exponential and weighted averages are used to calculate momentum shifts.
The Trend line smooths these changes, helping confirm direction.
The trend area measures the strength and direction of momentum (positive = bullish, negative = bearish).
A zero line is included for easy reference.
🔹 How to use it
Bullish bias: Signal above zero and rising, with signal line confirming.
Bearish bias: Signal below zero and falling, with signal line confirming.
Momentum shift alerts: Built-in alerts notify when the histogram flips from rising to falling (or vice versa).
🔹 Best use cases
Day trading / scalping: quickly spot momentum bursts.
Swing trading: confirm short-term reversals or trend continuations.
Multi-timeframe analysis: apply it on higher/lower timeframes for context.
SPY Hunter. top 5 stocks that move SPY - above or below 8/21 emashows SPY strength in move by showing if the top 5 movers are above or below the 8ema ( at 5 and 15 minute candle chart time) and the 21 ema ( at 5 and 15 minute candle chart time), in a box at the top right of chart.
green means current price is above EMA line, Red means below.
this is for current stock price and works for both pre, regular, and post market hours.
VWAP + 20 EMA Decision Guide Table🔍 VWAP + 20 EMA Decision Guide
This is just a guide to trade in intraday based on the Price , EMA and Vwap relative position . Its not a trading signal for Buy and Sell
Step 1: Where is Price relative to VWAP?
├── Price ABOVE VWAP → Potential bullish bias
└── Price BELOW VWAP → Potential bearish bias
Step 2: Where is 20 EMA relative to VWAP?
├── 20 EMA ABOVE VWAP
│ ├── If Price also ABOVE → Strong Bullish Trend
│ │ → Look for VWAP pullback bounce (High-probability Long)
│ └── If Price BELOW → Mixed signal
│ → Momentum bullish but under VWAP = Caution, Skip
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└── 20 EMA BELOW VWAP
├── If Price also BELOW → Strong Bearish Trend
│ → Look for VWAP pullback rejection (High-probability Short)
└── If Price ABOVE → Mixed signal
→ Momentum bearish but above VWAP = Caution, Skip
Step 3: Is EMA slope aligned with VWAP direction?
├── Yes → Confidence increases
└── No → Market is likely in consolidation → Avoid
Step 4: Confirmation check
- Volume spike at VWAP test?
- Rejection candle pattern?
- Higher timeframe trend aligned?
If YES → take trade
If NO → stay flat
50%er(HA)HA 50% Levels by Tren10x (Heikin Ashi)
This script shows the 50% level (the halfway point) of the previous Heikin Ashi candle on your chart. The 50% level is often used as a spot where price may bounce, reverse, or find support/resistance.
How it works:
It calculates the open, high, low, and close of Heikin Ashi candles.
Finds the midpoint (50%) of the previous candle.
Plots those levels for Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly, and your current chart timeframe.
Can show the 50% levels of Heikin Ashi candles on Japanese candlesticks for more precise price accuracy.
Custom timeframe support is included for flexible, multi-timeframe analysis.
Lower timeframe levels are hidden when looking at bigger charts (so your screen doesn’t get messy).
How to use it:
Add the script to your chart (works best with Japanese candlesticks for accurate price levels).
You’ll see lines showing where the 50% levels of past Heikin Ashi candles are.
Use these levels as possible zones where price may react, reverse, or stall.
Why it’s different:
Uses Heikin Ashi math, but shows the lines on Japanese candles for better accuracy.
Works across multiple timeframes at once.
Includes a custom timeframe option.
Keeps charts clean by only showing levels that make sense for your view.
Uses a calculation that converts price into ticks for futures, then back into dollars or cents for regular market tickers.
This makes it easy for traders of any level to see important Heikin Ashi midpoints without extra clutter.
Zone [black]The Zone Trading Indicator is a comprehensive technical analysis tool designed for advanced traders. It combines multiple strategies into a single overlay to help identify high-probability trade setups.
Key Features:
Classic – Highlights potential reversal zones. Higher timeframes increase probability. Can be combined with other features to assess reliability. Provides an early signal.
Professional – Identifies potential reversal points and gives early signals. In extreme bullish or bearish markets, can detect pullback zones (blue indicators). Can be combined with other features to assess reliability.
Zone – Indicates areas where extreme bullish or bearish conditions may occur. Bullish scenarios carry higher reliability.
Area A & S – Uses color and layout to visually indicate potential support and resistance levels. Can help identify likely highs and lows based on wave patterns.
Desire – Shows areas where strong market interest accumulates, highlighting potential future support and resistance.
Sight – Assists in identifying optimal entry points by visualizing key zones.
Volume – Marks high-confidence volume spikes, indicating reliable breakouts, future support/resistance, or trend exhaustion.
Crash – Highlights destructive candles, signaling trend endings or breakout reliability.
Price Prediction – Estimates potential reachable price levels.
Lag – Identifies trend start and end points, as well as pullback zones.
For black mode
ICT SMC — OB & FVG (Enhanced v6)ICT SMC — OB & FVG (Enhanced v6) Indicator Update Guide
Introduction
This document summarizes the latest updates to the ICT SMC — OB & FVG (Enhanced v6) indicator for TradingView. It includes new session toggles, updated signal logic, scoring system, individual session backtest results, and optimization recommendations.
Session Toggles.
The indicator now includes individual toggles for the following Forex sessions, allowing traders to enable or disable signal generation during specific time windows:
- Sydney Session: 6 PM – 2 AM EST
- Tokyo Session: 7 PM – 4 AM EST
- London Session: 3 AM – 11 AM EST
- New York Session: 8 AM – 5 PM EST
These toggles can be configured in the indicator settings panel on TradingView.
Updated Signal Logic
Signals are now filtered based on session toggles and a trade quality scoring system. Only signals occurring during enabled sessions are considered valid.
Trade Quality Scoring System
Each potential signal is evaluated using a 4-point scoring system. A signal must score at least 3 points to be considered high quality:
- Trend Strength (EMA Slope)
- Confirmation Candle (Bullish/Bearish)
- Market Structure Break (Swing High/Low)
- Volume Confirmation (Above Average Volume)
Back-Test Results by Session
Session Total Trades Win Rate Profit Factor Max Drawdown Final Balance
Sydney 67 57.09% 1.52 49.96% $13,681.68
Tokyo 100 43.00% 1.02 19.78% $10,105.00
London 143 72.03% 2.58 $500 $16,300.00
New York 59 25.42% 0.16 1.30 $9,998.68
Day Trading Alarm 15M (v6) • EMA-RSI-MACD + ATR TP/SLSuggested Description:
Day Trading Alarm 15M (EMA-RSI-MACD + ATR TP/SL)
This indicator is designed for day traders operating on the 15-minute timeframe.
It combines EMA trend filtering, RSI overbought/oversold signals, and MACD momentum confirmation to generate reliable entry points.
Additionally, it automatically calculates ATR-based Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) levels based on your custom Risk/Reward ratio, displaying them clearly on the chart.
LaCucaracha100x StrategyFirst Script
Green and red arrows to take an entry.
1. buy/sell on 2nd or 3rd arrow.
2. stoploss on the nearest fvg.
3. Exit trade after last arrow so you can capture the whole trend.
WORKS BEST ON XAUUSD AND ON 5MIN CHARTS ANY PAIRS.
Médias Móveis - O Caminhos das CriptosMoving Average Indicator: MA 200, EMA 200, EMA 100, EMA 50, and EMA 20
This indicator simultaneously displays five essential moving averages for technical analysis.
Slingshot TrendSlingshot Trend Indicator Guide
What it does: This TradingView indicator identifies bullish "slingshot" momentum in uptrends. It uses stacked EMAs (21/34/55/89) and a higher-timeframe 89 EMA to confirm trends, then flags the first price breakout above a 4-period EMA of highs (after 3 bars below) as an entry signal.
Key signals:
☑️Entry trigger: Orange shape below bar + yellow entry line/label (at close price) when first slingshot fires in a bullish trend. Bars turn teal.
☑️Target: Green dashed line/label (entry + avg past ATR multiple × 14-period ATR).
☑️Exit: When trend ends (EMAs unstack or price drops below higher-TF 89 EMA); lines vanish.
Dashboard (bottom-right, if enabled):
☑️ATRx: Avg move size (in ATR multiples) for targets.
☑️Win%: % of past targets hit.
☑️AvgTTH: Avg days to target hit.
Tips: Use on higher timeframes (e.g., 1H+). Alert fires on trigger for notifications. Backtest on your assets—win rate tracks historical hits.
Distance from 200 EMA (HUD)What it does:
A minimal, on-chart heads-up display that shows the real-time percentage distance between price and the 200-period EMA on your current timeframe. No lower pane, no clutter—just a small box in the top-right with “Distance from 200 EMA” and the live % value.
Why it’s useful:
Quickly quantify trend and extension: positive values = price above the 200 EMA; negative values = below.
Spot overextension and potential mean-reversion zones without measuring by hand.
Keep the chart clean while maintaining constant awareness of how stretched price is from the long-term mean.
How it works
The indicator calculates (Close − EMA(200)) / EMA(200) × 100 on whatever timeframe your chart is set to, then displays that percentage as a compact table overlay. It updates in real time as price and timeframe change.
Typical use cases
Trend filter: trade with the primary bias (above = long bias, below = short bias).
Extremes & pullbacks: define your own “extreme” thresholds (e.g., ±X%) to allow counter-trend fades or to anticipate pullbacks toward the EMA.
Multi-timeframe alignment: flip between H1/H4/D1 and instantly see extension on each timeframe.
Settings
EMA Length (default 200)
Decimals (rounding)
Color by sign (optional green/red background)
Notes
Works on any market and timeframe supported by TradingView.
The value is percentage distance, not pips or ticks.
Pair it with your price-action tools (swing highs/lows, liquidity levels) and volume/OI reads for higher-quality decisions.
Risk reminder
This is an information tool, not a signal generator. Manage risk strictly (I risk ≤1% per trade by default).
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RSI Multi TF + Dashboard + Dywergencje by Marlukas88kryptoRSI Multi TF + Dashboard + Dywergencje by Marlukas88krypto
Zone Breakout Trading Level 2This is Zone Breakout Level 2. 1st was zone breakout trading contact for learn more
Kinetic Candles 2📊 Kinetic Candles 2.0 — Volume Intensity + RSI Flags
Kinetic Candles 2.0 merges volume intensity directly into candles so you can see pressure without needing a separate volume panel. Candles are shaded by how strong their incoming volume is (low, medium, high), while RSI stretch conditions are flagged on the chart with discrete markers. This gives you a clean but information-dense view of how effort and momentum enter the market.
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🔹 How Volume Is Measured
• Raw chart volume is smoothed with an EMA (default: 3).
• That smoothed volume is compared against a lookback SMA baseline (default: 20).
• Three multipliers define thresholds for intensity:
• High: volume > avg * multiplierHigh
• Higher: volume > avg * multiplierHigher
• Highest: volume > avg * multiplierHighest
📌 All multipliers are fully configurable, so you can tighten or loosen how sensitive the candles are to volume surges.
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🔹 Candle Coloring
• Bull candles (close > open) and bear candles (close < open) are colored separately.
• Each has three intensity shades based on the thresholds above.
• Default colors:
• Bulls → shades of blue
• Bears → shades of red
• You can fully customize these colors in the Style tab, so if you prefer neon, pastels, or dark-mode tones, it’s all adjustable.
• Transparency/opacity is also built into the logic so high-volume candles “pop” more than low-volume ones.
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🔹 RSI Flags
• Uses Relative Strength Index (RSI) with a configurable length (default: 14).
• Stretch levels are configurable (default: 70 = overbought, 30 = oversold).
• When RSI is stretched and a candle qualifies as high-volume:
• A triangle-down (red) flag is plotted above an overbought, high-volume bear candle.
• A triangle-up (green) flag is plotted below an oversold, high-volume bull candle.
• These act as contextual warnings: strong kinetic activity in already stretched conditions.
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🔹 Inputs You Can Control
1. Volume Lookback Period — how far back to average baseline volume.
2. Volume Smoothing (EMA) — how smooth the incoming volume signal is.
3. Volume Multipliers (High, Higher, Highest) — sensitivity for each intensity tier.
4. RSI Period — number of bars used in RSI calculation.
5. RSI Overbought / Oversold Levels — customize stretch thresholds.
6. Color Overrides — in the Style tab, you can pick your own bull/bear colors for each intensity.
7. RSI Flag Toggle — show or hide the RSI stretch markers.
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🔹 Why Use Kinetic Candles?
• Compresses price + volume + momentum into one view.
• Helps spot when effort is entering the market (big players pressing the gas pedal).
• Flags moments when high volume coincides with stretched RSI → potential reversals or exhaustion points.
• Keeps your chart clean while giving more context than default candles.
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⚠️ Note: This indicator does not issue alerts — it is designed for discretionary reading of intensity and context directly on the chart.
DivergX OneDivergX One — All-in-One Divergences & Confluence
DivergX One brings together, in a single indicator, the core building blocks used by discretionary traders: multi-oscillator divergence detection, confluence filtered by MTF trend, confirmation zones, PVSRA, Order Blocks, HL/LL & fractal breaks, automatic Fibonacci & trendlines, W/M (double bottoms/tops), plus an RR/Leverage Dashboard with assisted TP/SL.
Designed for 15m scalping, intraday, and swing, with 3 ready-to-use presets.
What you see on the chart
RSI Pro Divergences (classic & hidden) with confirmation zones (zone break, RSI >50/<50, or SMA cross).
→ “BULL/BEAR confirmed” labels appear when conditions + trend filter are met.
Multi-oscillator confluence (RSI, MACD histogram, CCI, robust MFI, AO): counts signals and prints a single label when the threshold is exceeded.
Automatic TP/SL options: ATR×, structure (HH/LL), Fibo 1.272, or All (stackable).
→ Live RR + ASCII bar “progress to TP1” + mini ASCII sparkline.
Auto Fibonacci (auto/forced leg) shifted to the right with colored lines & labels:
−0.618 (red), −0.272 (orange), 0/0.236/0.382/0.5/0.786/1 (white), 0.618/0.65 (green).
Automatic trendlines (bullish/bearish) updated on new pivots.
W/M (double bottoms/tops) with color code:
W: green (validated), yellow (forming), red (invalid).
M: turquoise (validated), orange (forming), pink (invalid).
PVSRA (Vector Candles) for price-volume footprint (symbol override available).
HL/LL & Center/SR/Fractal Breaks: readable structure with break arrows.
Order Blocks (Lux-style) with boxes, midline, and mitigation options.
Trend & RR Dashboard (chart corner)
MTF Trend (5m/15m/1h/4h/1D) via EMA + RSI (or EMA-only, RSI-only) + optional EMA slope.
→ BULLISH/BEARISH/NEUTRAL state per timeframe.
Current Signal (BUY/SELL) shown if unified-entry conditions are met.
RR (TP1|2|3), estimated max leverage (by risk %), live RR, ASCII TP1 bar, sparkline.
3 instant presets
Scalp (reactive): EMA 100, RSI 54/46, EMA slope required (LB=3).
Intraday: EMA 200, RSI 55/45, no slope requirement.
Swing: EMA 200/233 (selectable), RSI 60/40, slope required (LB ~ 5–8).
You can customize everything (RSI thresholds, EMA, min slope, lookbacks, min confluence, TP/SL, etc.).
Alerts included
BUY / SELL (unified entries with confluence window & cooldown).
BULL/BEAR confirmed (RSI Pro).
BULL/BEAR Confluence (filtered).
Fractal Breaks (HL/LL module).
Trigger on close or real-time (configurable).
How to use it (simple workflow)
Choose your profile (Scalp / Intraday / Swing) or switch to Custom.
Read the Dashboard: wait until your execution TF + at least one higher TF are bullish/bearish.
Spot the RSI Pro divergence (labels + zone).
Validate with Confluence (score ≥ threshold) + EMA filter if enabled.
On unified entry, let the indicator propose SL & TP; follow the ASCII bar & sparkline for progress.
Optional: use Auto Fibo/Trendlines, OB, HL/LL, and PVSRA to refine zones.
Key settings (selection)
Trend/MTF: mode (EMA+RSI/EMA/RSI), EMA length, RSI thresholds, EMA slope (on/off, lookback, min).
RSI Pro: left/right pivots, zones (ATR length & multiplier), confirmation mode.
Confluence: oscillators on/off, lengths, minimum threshold.
TP/SL: mode, ATR mult, HH/LL lookback, Fibo k (1.272).
Fib/Trendlines: pivot length, horizontal offset, extend-right, label size.
W/M: tolerance %, minimum separation, validation window.
PVSRA/OB/HL-LL: independently togglable.
Best practices
Combine MTF trend + confirmed divergence + confluence: that’s the core edge.
Respect cooldowns to avoid over-trading.
Use multiple TP levels; pyramid only if RR stays favorable.
Tune presets for your market (crypto/indices/forex) and timeframe (scalp → swing).
FAQ — Conflux One (All-in-One Divergences & Confluence)
Installation & basics
Q1. How do I add the indicator?
Add the script to your favorites in TradingView, then “Indicators” → “Favorites” → Conflux One. It plots as an overlay on price.
Q2. Which markets and timeframes?
Built for crypto/indices/forex. Optimized for 15m scalping, but works from 1m to 4H+. Choose a profile (Scalp/Intraday/Swing).
Q3. What do the three profiles change?
Scalp: EMA 100, RSI 54/46, EMA slope required (LB=3).
Intraday: EMA 200, RSI 55/45, no slope.
Swing: EMA 200/233, RSI 60/40, slope required (LB≈6).
You can customize everything afterward.
Q4. Is this auto-trading?
No. It’s a decision-support tool: aggregates signals/confirmations, draws TP/SL, and provides alerts. You manage execution.
Signal & confluence logic
Q5. What’s a “unified entry” (BUY/SELL)?
A confirmed RSI Pro divergence + a confluence window (X oscillators agree) + trend filter (EMA/RSI/slope) + signal cooldown.
Q6. How does confluence work?
It sums detected divergences across RSI, MACD hist, CCI, MFI, AO. If total ≥ threshold, a Confluence label (bull/bear) prints.
Q7. Why do I sometimes get RSI Pro divergence but no entry?
Insufficient confluence, trend filter against you (EMA/slope), window expired, or cooldown active. Check the Dashboard.
Q8. What does the MTF trend filter change?
Prevents counter-trend entries. Choose mode (EMA+RSI, EMA, or RSI) and optionally require a minimum EMA slope.
Modules (what each block does)
Q9. RSI Pro (zones)
Detects classic/hidden divergences on price pivots + draws an ATR zone to break/hold for confirmation.
Q10. Auto Fibonacci
Anchors the last leg and plots levels shifted to the right:
−0.618 red, −0.272 orange, 0/0.236/0.382/0.5/0.786/1 white, 0.618/0.65 green. Size/offset configurable.
Q11. Auto Trendlines
Connects the last two significant highs/lows and extends (optional). Updates on new pivots.
Q12. W/M (double bottom/top)
Color code: W green (validated), yellow (forming), red (invalid). M turquoise (validated), orange (forming), pink (invalid).
Nothing displayed = conditions not met (not a bug).
Q13. PVSRA (Vector Candles)
Colors candles by volume × range. Symbol override available if you combine data sources.
Q14. HL/LL + Center/SR/Fractal
Prints HH/HL/LH/LL, a center line, SR circles, and Fractal Break arrows (alertable).
Q15. Order Blocks (Lux-style)
Bull/bear boxes + midline. Mitigation options (wick/close) and max-visible control.
RR/TP/SL & Dashboard
Q16. How are TP/SL computed?
Choose ATR×, structure (HH/LL), Fibo 1.272, or All (stackable). SL and TPs draw at entry.
Q17. Estimated max leverage?
Based on your risk % and SL distance. Indicative only. Adjust real position sizing accordingly.
Q18. ASCII bar & live RR sparkline?
The bar shows progress to TP1 (0–100%). The sparkline compresses recent RR (ASCII glyphs) for at-a-glance reading.
Q19. What does the Dashboard show?
Per TF: BULLISH/BEARISH/NEUTRAL. To the right: current signal (BUY/SELL if conditions met), RR (TP1|2|3), leverage, live RR.
Alerts
Q20. Which alerts exist?
BUY/SELL, BULL/BEAR confirmed, BULL/BEAR Confluence, Fractal Break. Trigger on bar close or real-time per setting.
Q21. How to set them up properly?
Right-click → Add alert → Condition = Conflux One → choose “First Vector BUY/SELL” or “Buy/Long” / “Sell/Short,” then set message/webhook. Avoid redundant alerts.
Performance, limits & best practices
Q22. Does it repaint?
Pivot-based elements confirm after lookback (by nature). For conservative testing, enable “close only”.
Q23. Too many objects (labels/boxes/lines)?
Disable unused modules, shorten lookbacks, or lower max_*_count. Fibs/OB/labels are the heaviest.
Q24. Backtest?
Use Replay and “close only” for a conservative view. Pivot divergences are post-confirmation by design.
Q25. I don’t see any signals.
Check: chosen profile, oscillators enabled, confluence threshold, trend filter, cooldown, confirmation mode (zone/RSI/SMA).
Q26. My Fib levels look off.
Adjust Fib: leg (Auto/Bullish/Bearish), pivot length, horizontal offset, and extend-right.
Q27. W/M almost never shows up.
Tighten tolerance %, reduce minimum separation, or widen the validation window. The pattern is intentionally selective.
Q28. Quick usage tips?
Follow MTF trend → wait for confirmed RSI Pro divergence → require confluence → use auto TP/SL → manage risk.
Release Notes (Aug 29)
DivergX One — SMC + Vectors + Auto Fibs + FVG + UT-Entries
The all-in-one indicator to read Smart Money structure, capture Vector Candles (PVSRA), draw clean FVGs, auto-fib the last impulse, and generate UT-style entries/management with an EMA filter. Ideal for crypto, FX, and indices — from 15m scalping to 4h/1D swing.
Why DivergX One?
Full SMC decoding: auto HH/LH & HL/LL, internal & external BoS/CHoCH, dynamic Order Blocks with “Show last N.”
Vector Candles (PVSRA): climax/rising-volume detection, candle recolor + optional BUY/SELL on first Vector — with alerts.
Fair Value Gaps: up/down FVGs, “Contract violated” option, and “Closest only” mode to keep a single relevant FVG on screen.
Advanced Auto Fibs: automatic anchoring on the last confirmed leg (pivots), 14 levels (−0.618 → 1.618) with colors/toggles and dynamic labels.
Premium/Discount zones: live visualization above/below equilibrium (50 bars) with ATR breathing.
Efficient entries/exits: UT-style trailing stop (ATR) + EMA trend filter. BUY/SELL labels & ready-to-use alerts.
Multi-TF context: rolling H4 & 1D levels, multi-period trend table (including BTC correlation), and session backgrounds (Asia/London/NY).
Key presets
Crypto 15m scalping (clean & reactive)
Entry/Exit: a = 1.5, ATR = 7, EMA (filter) = 50 (default OK)
FVG: Closest only = ON; Contract violated = ON
PVSRA: First Vector label = ON (great for the first impulse)
SMC: Internals = ON (sens 5), Externals = ON (sens 25), OB = ON but Show last = 5–8
Swing 4h/1D
a = 2.0–2.5, ATR = 10–14, EMA = 200
Fibs: keep 0.382/0.5/0.618/0.786/1.272/1.618
Sessions BG = OFF (cleaner chart)
Adaptive EMA/SMA Suite (3x)What It Does
Puts up to three moving averages on your chart (E1, E2, E3).
Each line can be set to EMA or SMA, on any timeframe you want.
You can change the length, source (close, open, high, etc.), offset, color, and visibility for each line.
Labels
Each line can show a label on the last bar with its value.
Labels can be set to left or right side, sized how you like, with optional transparent backgrounds.
Spacing controls help keep labels from overlapping
GoodGuys Spot — Good Buy / Good Sell + Auto DCATransform your long-term spot investments with a simple and readable signal flow: Good Buy / Good Sell based on confirmed daily pivots, intelligent automatic DCA, an MTF chart (1D/3D/1W), partial TPs, and dynamic exits (trailing/locking/EMA200).
Ideal for crypto, indices, and stocks in 1D timeframes.
Why this indicator?
Immediate visual clarity: green “Good Buy” dots on lows, red “Good Sell” dots on highs, with adjustable text (size & offset).
Designed for the long-term investor: EMA50/EMA200 trend filter + RSI midline (optional).
Truly usable DCA: three modes (Time / Price / Hybrid), budget per purchase, cooldown, stops below the EMA50, auto-reset.
Exit discipline: Configurable partial TPs, trailing on local ATH, buffer on EMA200, "lock" after TP1 or beyond a defined ROI.
Multi-timeframe control: 1D/3D/1W mini-dashboard to read the market regime at a glance.
Ready for automation: structured alerts + CSV export via alert() (integrable into your external tools).
How it works (in brief)
Good Buy / Good Sell Signals (Daily)
Good Buy: Appearance of a confirmed daily pivot low (ta.pivotlow), optionally filtered by trend (Close > EMA200 & EMA50 > EMA200 & RSI ≥ midline).
Good Sell: Confirmed daily pivot high (ta.pivothigh) — visual peak marker.
Anti-repaint: “Confirm at close” option (recommended).
Automatic DCA
Modes:
Time (weekly / monthly / every N days),
Price (steps below EMA50: DCA1/DCA2/DCA3),
Hybrid (priority price, otherwise time trigger).
Security & Logic: DCA budget, cooldown in days, cap on the number of purchases, resetting of levels when the price crosses back above the EMA50, "Only Bull" option (only buy if the price is bullish LT).
Integrated tracking: cumulative investment, accumulated units, average price, PnL%.
Exits / Protection
Partial TPs (TP1/TP2/TP3) expressed as a % above the avg cost.
Trailing:
from the position's local ATH (exit if retracement is X%),
and/or EMA200 + buffer.
Profit Lock: after TP1, or beyond a defined ROI (raises a protective stop level).
MTF Dashboard (1D/3D/1W)
Displays the regime (bull/bear) based on the Close vs. EMA50/200 and RSI.
Helps you stay aligned with the underlying trend.
What you see on the chart
Green/red dots at pivots (automatic offset on the pivot candlestick).
Enlarged and offset “Good Buy / Good Sell” text (up for SELL, down for BUY) — fully adjustable.
EMA50 / EMA200, Candlestick Exit, TP lines (TP1/TP2/TP3), dynamic exit line (trailing/lock).
DCA Bands (manual markers below EMA50).
Two tables:
DCA/PnL (invested, units, avg cost, PnL%, PnL$, trail level),
MTF 1D/3D/1W (rate, position vs. EMA, RSI).
Main Settings
Pivots: sensitivity (left/right bars), BUY trend filter (Close>EMA200), marker styles (Circles / Triangles / Arrows / Labels).
Good Buy/Sell text: size (Small → Very Large), BUY offset (×ATR), SELL offset (×ATR).
Auto DCA: mode (Off / Time / Price / Hybrid), "Only Bull", budget/buy, cooldown, stops below EMA50, reset above EMA50.
Exits: TP1/TP2/TP3 (%), trailing (retracement from ATH), trailing EMA200 (+buffer), lock (after TP1 or ROI ≥X%).
Display: show/hide MAs, candlesticks, tables, TP levels, dynamic exit line.
Anti-repaint: “Confirm on close” (enabled by default).
Alerts Included
Create an alert with "Any alert() function call" to receive messages and CSV:
GOOD BUY (1D Pivot Down)
GOOD SELL (1D Pivot Up)
DCA BUY (Daily)
Partial TP 1 / 2 / 3
DYNAMIC EXIT (Daily) (Trailing/Lock/EMA200)
Best Practices & Limitations
Timeframe: The algorithm is designed for 1D (daily). Signals use confirmed pivots; enable "Confirm at Close" to avoid any ambiguity.
Trend Filter: For long-term spot trading, the Only Bull mode + EMA/RSI filter reduces counter-trend buying.
Position Sizing: Auto DCA is not financial advice—adapt your budget, cooldown, and levels to your risk.
No Guarantees: Markets involve risks. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
Who is it for?
Long-term spot investors who want to buy on structured pullbacks (pivots & levels) and exit cleanly.
Users who want to standardize their entries/exits and automatically track their PnL/avg cost.
Getting Started (2 minutes)
Open a 1D asset and add JB Spot LT — Good Buy/Sell + DCA Auto (Daily).
In the inputs:
Choose your marker style and Good Buy/Sell text size.
Set DCA Mode (e.g., Hybrid), budget, cooldown, and thresholds.
Leave "Confirm at close" enabled.
Create an alert "Any alert() function call" (optional: enable CSV Export for your logs).
