High and Low levels Dashboard - PMH PDH PML PDL overview This indicator is a high-performance multi-asset monitoring terminal designed for intraday traders.
It provides real-time visibility into price action, volume anomalies, and key institutional levels across 13 customizable tickers simultaneously. By centralizing critical data points into a single interface, it eliminates the need for manual chart switching and enhances situational awareness during high-volatility sessions.
Core Objectives
Institutional Level Tracking: Monitors price proximity to Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL) and Pre-market High/Low (PMH/PML), which serve as primary liquidity zones.
Volume Analysis: Integrated Relative Volume (RVOL) identifies symbols experiencing unusual institutional participation compared to their 20-day average.
Trend Synthesis: Aggregates multiple price-location factors to provide a definitive directional bias for each asset.
Key Components and Functionality
1. Price and Momentum (Price / % Chg)
Displays current market price and percentage change from the previous day's close. This allows for immediate identification of the day's leaders and laggards.
2. Relative Volume (RVOL)
Calculates the ratio between current volume and average volume.
RVOL > 1.0: Higher than average activity; confirms the validity of price moves.
RVOL > 2.0: Significant institutional "effort," often leading to sustained breakouts or reversals.
3. Progression Bars (PMH / PDH / PML / PDL)
These 8-segment visual scales represent the price's journey from the market open toward a specific target level.
Partial Fill (█░░░): Price is far from the target.
Full Fill (████): Price is nearing the level.
Status Indicator (●): The level has been breached. This transition marks a shift from a "range-bound" state to a "breakout" state.
4. Trend Column
The final column synthesizes the overall technical state:
Upward Triangle (▲): Bullish. Price has cleared key resistance levels (PDH or PMH).
Downward Triangle (▼): Bearish. Price has dropped below key support levels (PDL or PML).
Caution Sign (⚠): Neutral/Choppy. Price is trapped within the previous day's range. This signifies a lack of clear direction and high risk for "washouts."
Strategic Application
Step 1: Contextualize the Market Check the ETF section (SPY/QQQ/IWM) at the bottom of the dashboard. If the broad market is neutral (⚠), individual stock breakouts (▲) are more likely to fail. Align your trades with the overall market trend.
Step 2: Identify High-Probability Setups Look for a "Confluence of Strength": A ticker showing a green percentage change, an RVOL above 1.5, and a Status Indicator (●) on its PDH/PMH columns. This indicates a high-conviction breakout.
Step 3: Risk Management Use the progression bars to anticipate reversals. If a stock is at its PMH but the RVOL is low, the move may lack the necessary volume to sustain a breakout, suggesting a potential "fake-out" or mean-reversion trade.
This indicator is for information only. It does not provide any financial advice.
Điểm Pivot và cấp độ
MACDHLAdapted from Mohamed3nan. Added 1H MACD logic. Background colors indicate momentum shifts: Red for bearish (Red Histogram peaking) and Green for bullish (Green Histogram bottoming). Buy/Sell signals are triggered by Center Line breakouts or rejections. The Center Line serves as a dynamic Support and Resistance (S/R) for short-term trading.
SMC Liquidity & Dealing Range [Blk0ut]SMC Liquidity & Dealing Range
- Concept -
This is a professional-grade Smart Money Concepts (SMC) toolkit designed for precision intraday trading. Unlike standard indicators that rely on static "Previous Day" ranges or lagging pivot points, this script features a Dynamic Dealing Range that adapts in real-time to market structure.
It identifies the valid structural range (Premium vs. Discount), automatically expands that range if price breaks out in real-time, and overlays significant liquidity pools (Internal/External) to help you frame high-probability setups.
- Key Features -
1. Dynamic Dealing Range (Real-Time Expansion)
Most structure indicators lag—they wait for a pivot to "confirm" (which takes bars) before moving the range.
This script is distinct: It anchors the Dealing Range to the last confirmed structure, BUT it actively monitors live price action.
Smart Expansion : If price makes a new High or Low after the confirmed pivot, the Dealing Range (and the Premium/Discount zones) automatically expands in real-time. You never have to wait for a candle close to see the true range.
2. Directional OTE (Golden Zone)
The script detects the current structural bias based on the sequence of pivots.
Bullish Structure: If the range is anchored by a Low, the script projects the Long OTE (61.8% - 78.6% Discount).
Bearish Structure: If the range is anchored by a High, the script projects the Short OTE (61.8% - 78.6% Premium).
3. Automated Liquidity Classification
The script plots key historical levels and classifies them dynamically:
Internal Liquidity: Levels trapped inside the current Dealing Range. (Targets for "fuel").
External Liquidity: Levels outside the Dealing Range. (Targets for stop runs).
Monitored Levels: PDH/PDL (Daily), PWH/PWL (Weekly), PMH/PML (Monthly), and Session Highs/Lows.
4. Smart Line Merging (Clustering)
To prevent chart clutter, the script uses a clustering algorithm. If multiple liquidity levels (e.g., Swing High + Previous Day High) exist within a tight price zone (default 1.5% of range), the script merges them into a single line with a combined label (e.g. PDH + Swing High).
Configuration Guide
Dealing Range (Structure)
Structure Type:
External (Swing): Uses larger lookback periods (Default: 50). Best for finding the overall "playing field" on 15m/1H charts.
Internal (Structure): Uses shorter lookback periods (Default: 20). Best for scalping sub-structure on 1m/5m charts.
Lookback Lengths: Fully customizable to match your trading style.
Note: Depending on the timeframes you use and your trading style you WILL have to play with the Lookback Lengths, and the selection of Internal vs. External structures!
General Settings
Forward / Backward Extension: Controls how far lines stretch across the screen.
Merge Threshold: Controls how aggressively the script combines overlapping lines.
Session Times
Pre-Market / After-Hours: Essential for futures/stock traders. Ensure these match your exchange times (e.g., 0400-0930 for NY Pre-Market).
How to Use
Check the Phase: Are we in Premium (Red) or Discount (Green)?
Identify Targets: Look for Internal Liquidity near the Equilibrium or OTE zones.
The Setup: A common SMC play is to wait for price to sweep Internal Liquidity, tap into the OTE zone, and then target the opposing External Liquidity.
Happy Trading! Don't be exit liquidity
reddddicatorStrategy: Sell 0dte TVC:SPX credit spreads beyond the upper and lower levels.
Time frame: 15min
Session-Anchored Volatility Expansion Bands
reddddicator is a session-aware volatility expansion framework designed to model next-session price dispersion using a multi-day realized range aggregation with custom normalization.
The indicator does not rely on ATR, ADR, standard deviation bands, or moving-average–based volatility estimators. Instead, it derives projected price boundaries from completed daily range realizations , selectively anchored to the most recent fully confirmed daily close based on session state.
Conceptual Methodology (High-Level)
The model samples a fixed window of completed daily high-low ranges.
These ranges are aggregated and normalized using a non-standard divisor , intentionally reducing sensitivity to single-day volatility spikes.
The resulting expansion value is anchored to the last confirmed daily settlement , dynamically determined based on whether the current trading session is open or closed.
Symmetric forward-projected upper and lower volatility bands are plotted and extended into the next session.
This approach is designed to reflect realized volatility expansion tendencies , rather than implied volatility or trend continuation.
Analytical Purpose
The projected bands function as statistical excursion boundaries, intended to identify areas where price extension risk asymmetrically increases.
The indicator is particularly suited for:
Short-duration options frameworks (e.g., TVC:SPX 0DTE credit spreads)
Mean-reversion and volatility exhaustion studies
Contextual risk placement rather than directional forecasting
reddddicator does not generate trade signals and should be used as a volatility reference layer, in conjunction with the user’s own execution logic and risk controls.
Timeframe & Instrument Scope
Calculations are derived from daily market data
Display is optimized for intraday charting
Most effective on liquid index products (e.g., SP:SPX SPX), but adaptable to other instruments
This script does not reproduce ATR, ADR, Bollinger Bands, or any publicly available volatility indicator. While it uses daily range data as an input, the aggregation, normalization, and session-aware anchoring logic are custom implementations developed by the author and are not derived from open-source TradingView scripts or educational materials.
Disclaimer
This indicator is provided for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, trade recommendations, or investment guidance. Past behavior of volatility or price expansion does not guarantee future outcomes. Users are solely responsible for their trading decisions, position sizing, and risk management.
Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend [JOAT]Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend – REGMA/ZLEMA Trend & Volatility Engine
IMPORTANT NOTES (READ FIRST)
This is an indicator (not a strategy). It does not place trades. It provides a structured trend and volatility framework.
This script is written in Pine Script v6 and is intended to be used on standard candlestick charts .
Source code visibility: This script is published as Protected Source (closed-source) . The purpose is to protect the work from unauthorized re-uploads/copies and to maintain a stable versioning path. This description is intentionally detailed so you can understand what the indicator does and how to use each feature without needing access to the implementation.
Protected Source / Closed-Source Clarification
Protected source does not mean "trust me blindly". It means the internal implementation is not publicly viewable.
The operational behavior is documented here: what is plotted, what each dashboard cell means, what each input controls, and how to interpret the output.
If you see re-uploads or near-identical copies elsewhere, treat them with caution and rely on the official publication.
Overview
Volatility Adaptive Precision Trend (VAPT) is a professional trend engine designed to stay responsive in fast markets while remaining stable in chop. It combines:
Regularized EMA (REGMA) – advanced smoothing with lambda parameter for noise reduction while maintaining responsiveness
Zero-Lag EMA (ZLEMA) – optional mode that eliminates traditional EMA lag for faster trend detection
Adaptive ATR Bands – volatility-based envelopes that expand and contract with the regime
Dynamic Risk Zones – extended envelopes beyond bands highlighting extreme stretch areas
Session Analysis – Asian, London, and New York session awareness with background shading
Professional Gradient Visualization – multi-layer trend lines with strength-based coloring
The purpose is to provide a clean, adaptive trend framework that adjusts to volatility conditions automatically.
What Makes It Original (Originality & Usefulness)
This script is not a simple moving average with bands. It is a coordinated workflow:
REGMA/ZLEMA Hybrid introduces a regularization term into the EMA recursion: REGMA = alpha x price + (1-alpha) x (REGMA + lambda x (price - REGMA ))
Adaptive Volatility Engine combines fast and slow ATR measures to estimate whether volatility is expanding or contracting
Volatility Regime Classifier compares current ATR to its moving average and standard deviation to label conditions as LOW/NORMAL/HIGH
Trend Strength Model measures distance between fast and slow trend lines, normalized by ATR
Session Context provides awareness of major trading sessions for regime interpretation
The combination creates a trend system that adapts to market conditions rather than using static parameters.
1) Chart Visuals – What You See on the Chart
A) Trend Lines (REGMA or ZLEMA)
Three trend lines form the core spine:
Trend Core – thickest line (linewidth 4), full gradient color, primary decision spine
Trend Mid – medium line (linewidth 2), slightly transparent, provides depth
Trend Fast – thin line (linewidth 1), emphasizes short-term shifts around the core
All lines share the same gradient which transitions from bull tones to bear tones as normalized strength crosses through zero.
REGMA Mode:
Lambda parameter (0.0-1.0) controls regularization strength
Lambda = 0.0 = standard EMA behavior
Higher lambda = more smoothing, reduced noise
Default lambda = 0.5 for optimal balance
ZLEMA Mode:
Compensates for EMA lag by subtracting half-length delay before smoothing
Creates faster, more reactive spine
Toggle between modes based on preference
B) ATR Bands and Risk Clouds
Upper/Lower Bands – ATR x multiplier around the trend spine, semi-transparent envelopes
Upper/Lower Risk Zones – extended envelopes (1.5x ATR multiplier) beyond bands, lightly filled
Three regimes created:
Inside bands = "normal" price movement
Between band and risk cloud = elevated excursion
Beyond risk cloud = extreme stretch (often precedes reversion or acceleration)
C) Signal Labels (optional)
When enabled, VAPT marks:
BULL – when trend direction flips positive with sufficient strength (> signal threshold)
BEAR – when direction flips negative with sufficient strength
VOL – when volatility expansion event is detected (regime shifts to HIGH)
Labels are compact, positioned at local highs/lows to avoid overlapping bands.
D) Background Layers
Session background – subtle tint showing active session (Asian=blue, London=orange, NY=green) or OFF-HOURS
Price position tint – faint red when price sits above upper band, faint green when below lower band
2) VAPT System Dashboard – Full Glossary
A compact table in the top-right corner displays:
Row 1 – Trend
BULLISH : Fast trend line > Slow trend line
BEARISH : Fast trend line < Slow trend line
NEUTRAL : Lines approximately equal
Row 2 – Strength
Absolute normalized trend strength in percent (0-100%)
Calculated as distance between fast and slow lines, normalized by ATR, clipped to -1 to +1 range
Higher values = stronger directional conviction
Row 3 – Volatility
LOW : ATR < (ATR MA - 1 StdDev) – compressed ranges, mean-reverting behavior
NORMAL : ATR within +/-1 StdDev of MA – typical oscillation
HIGH : ATR > (ATR MA + 1 StdDev) – trending, impulsive conditions
Row 4 – ATR
Current Average True Range value
Useful for stop-loss placement and position sizing
Row 5 – Position
ABOVE BANDS : Price > upper band (potential overbought, bearish reversal context)
BELOW BANDS : Price < lower band (potential oversold, bullish reversal context)
IN BANDS : Normal price action, trend continuation context
Row 6 – Session
ASIAN : 20:00-00:00 UTC
LONDON : 03:00-12:00 UTC
NEW YORK : 09:30-16:00 UTC
OFF-HOURS : Outside major sessions
3) How the Engines Work (High-Level)
REGMA Calculation:
alpha = 2.0 / (length + 1.0)
REGMA = alpha x price + (1 - alpha) x (REGMA + lambda x (price - REGMA ))
Lambda term pulls the EMA path toward smoothness
ZLEMA Calculation:
lag = floor((length - 1) / 2)
ema_data = price + (price - price )
ZLEMA = EMA(ema_data, length)
Adaptive ATR Calculation:
atr_base = ATR(length)
atr_fast = ATR(length / 2)
atr_slow = ATR(length x 2)
volatilityRatio = atr_fast / atr_slow
adaptedATR = atr_base x volatilityRatio (when adaptive mode enabled)
Trend Strength Calculation:
diff = fast_trend - slow_trend
strength = diff / ATR
normalizedStrength = clamp(strength, -1, +1)
Signal Generation:
Bullish: trend direction changes from non-positive to positive AND strength > signal threshold
Bearish: trend direction changes from non-negative to negative AND strength < -signal threshold
Volatility Expansion: regime shifts from LOW/NORMAL to HIGH
4) Inputs & Settings – Full Reference
Trend System
Trend Period (default: 34): Base period for core trend spine. Larger = stability; smaller = sensitivity.
REGMA Lambda (default: 0.5): Regularization factor. 0.0 = standard EMA, higher = more smoothing.
Enable Zero-Lag Mode : Switches from REGMA to ZLEMA for faster response.
Volatility Bands
ATR Multiplier (default: 2.0): Width of bands around trend spine.
ATR Period (default: 14): Period for ATR calculation.
Adaptive Band Width : Toggles dynamic scaling based on volatility regime.
Session Analysis
Enable Session Zones : Toggle session background shading.
Asian Session (default: 2000-0000): Configurable session time.
London Session (default: 0300-1200): Configurable session time.
New York Session (default: 0930-1600): Configurable session time.
Signal Generation
Show Trend Changes : Toggle BULL/BEAR labels.
Show Volatility Expansion : Toggle VOL labels.
Signal Threshold (default: 0.3): Minimum strength for signal generation.
Visual Settings
Color Theme : Classic, Deep Purple, Sweden, Ocean, or Monokai.
Band Transparency (default: 90): Controls fill opacity for bands.
Show Risk Zones : Toggle extended risk cloud visibility.
5) Recommended Workflow (Practical Use)
For Scalping (1-5 min charts):
Trend Period: 21
ATR Multiplier: 1.5
Signal Threshold: 0.2
For Day Trading (5-30 min charts):
Trend Period: 34 (default)
ATR Multiplier: 2.0 (default)
Signal Threshold: 0.3 (default)
For Swing Trading (1H-4H charts):
Trend Period: 55
ATR Multiplier: 2.5
Signal Threshold: 0.4
For Position Trading (Daily charts):
Trend Period: 89
ATR Multiplier: 3.0
Signal Threshold: 0.5
Step-by-Step Usage:
Step 1 – Check dashboard Trend and Strength for directional bias
Step 2 – Note Volatility regime (avoid fighting strong bands when HIGH)
Step 3 – Use Position readout to identify stretched vs normal conditions
Step 4 – Consider Session context for move quality assessment
Step 5 – Enter on pullbacks toward core trend line from beyond bands in strong trends
Step 6 – Use mean-reversion ideas primarily when volatility is LOW
Step 7 – Manage risk externally using ATR for stop placement
6) Alerts
VAPT ships with alert conditions for:
VAPT Bullish Signal : Bullish trend change detected
VAPT Bearish Signal : Bearish trend change detected
VAPT Volatility Expansion : High volatility regime entered
VAPT Price Above Bands : Price exceeded upper band
VAPT Price Below Bands : Price exceeded lower band
Recommended: Attach alerts to "Once Per Bar Close" to avoid reacting to intra-bar fluctuations.
7) Limitations & Best-Use Guidance
VAPT is an analytical tool, not an automatic trading system. It does not manage orders or risk for you.
Normal caution around indicator lag, volatility shocks, and gaps still applies.
Back-testing any workflow built on this indicator should account for realistic spreads, slippage, and commissions.
Always validate settings on your own symbols and timeframes; there is no single configuration that suits every market.
Session times are in exchange timezone; adjust if needed for your specific instruments.
Disclaimer
This script is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you are responsible for your own decisions, sizing, and risk controls. Always test settings and workflows in a simulated environment before using them in live markets.
-Made with passion by officialjackofalltrades
SOFT V2PV_Pivot _Validation FAST_SLOWSOFT V2PV is a market structure indicator based on confirmed price pivots, combining two independent detection engines:
• FAST engine: early detection (more signals, lower reliability)
• SLOW engine: delayed detection (fewer signals, higher reliability)
• CONFIRMED signals: validated when FAST and SLOW agree within a confirmation window
Main features:
- Pivot labels marking structural turning points
- Validation labels displayed on the confirmation candle (not on the pivot bar)
- Configurable vertical stacking for FAST / SLOW / CONFIRMED labels
- Reliability score table (LOW / MED / HIGH)
- Built-in TradingView alerts (FAST, SLOW, CONFIRMED, ANY signal)
Signal interpretation:
LOW (FAST) → aggressive / early signal
MED (SLOW) → more reliable structural signal
HIGH (CONFIRMED) → high-probability setup (FAST + SLOW)
The indicator is designed for intraday and swing trading.
It works on all markets: indices, forex, crypto, commodities, and metals.
⚠️ Important notes:
- Pivot points are confirmed only after a defined number of bars (ZigZag-like logic).
- Signals are plotted only after confirmation.
- No intentional repainting: once a signal is displayed, it does not move or disappear.
Feta Floors V1.3Feta Floors - Publication Description
Summary / Hook
Feta Floors is a precision-focused Multi-Timeframe (MTF) support and resistance tool designed for traders who need exact historical levels without the visual clutter of traditional horizontal lines. Unlike standard MTF indicators that project lines across the entire chart, Feta Floors uses a unique "Point-to-Right" drawing engine to originate levels from the exact candle where they occurred.
🛠 Concepts & Methodology (How it Works)
This script solves two common problems found in standard multi-timeframe indicators: visual ambiguity and data inaccuracy on lower timeframes.
1. Point-to-Right Origin (Time-Based Coordinates)
Standard indicators often draw a horizontal line from the start of the day/week. This obscures when the high or low was actually made.
Our Solution: Feta Floors iterates through historical data to find the precise timestamp (down to the millisecond) of the Period High or Low. It draws the line starting exactly from that candle. This lets you visually backtest whether a level was created during the AM session, PM session, or overnight.
Technical Detail: We utilize xloc.bar_time rather than bar_index. This is crucial for avoiding the "Bar index too far" error that plagues other scripts when viewing 1-minute charts over long periods (weeks or months back).
2. "True RTH" Calculation (Smart Session Filtering)
Many traders use "Extended Trading Hours" (ETH) on their charts but only want levels based on "Regular Trading Hours" (RTH) data.
The Problem: If you simply request security(..., "D", ...) on an ETH chart, Pine Script often includes pre-market data in the Daily High/Low.
Our Solution: This script includes a robust "Force RTH" engine. When enabled, it manually filters every tick of data. It will ignore a new high if it occurred at 8:00 AM, waiting until 9:30 AM (or your exchange's open) to start tracking. This ensures your "Daily High" is the true RTH high, even if your chart shows pre-market action.
3. Dynamic Label Stacking
When price compresses, multiple levels (e.g., Previous Day High and Previous Weekly High) can overlap, making labels unreadable.
Our Solution: The script employs a custom variance algorithm. It collects all active levels for the current tick, sorts them by price, and detects if they are within a 5-tick proximity. If they are, it merges them into a single, clean label (e.g., "PDH / PWH") to maintain chart readability.
⚙️ Features & Settings
Period Tracking:
Daily: Previous Day High (PDH) / Low (PDL)
Weekly: Previous Week High (PWH) / Low (PWL)
Monthly: Previous Month High (PMH) / Low (PML)
Quarterly: Previous Quarter High (PQH) / Low (PQL)
Specific Day: Track highs/lows of a specific day of the week (e.g., "Monday Range").
Appearance: Customize line style (Solid, Dashed, Dotted), width, and colors for each timeframe independent of the others.
🚫 Justification for Closed Source
This script relies on a custom-built PeriodTracker type and complex loop logic to handle time-based coordinate systems and manual session filtering that standard Pine Script request.security() functions cannot achieve natively with this level of precision. The source code contains proprietary methods for handling array-based label sorting and overlap avoidance which are unique to our workflow.
RSI Divergence Overlay with BGRSI Divergence Overlay with Bullish (Green) and Bearish (Red) notations
Daily Trend Scanner Plus█ DAILY TREND SCANNER PLUS
A professional-grade trading indicator designed to help traders quickly identify intraday trend bias across multiple symbols by tracking price relationships to key technical levels: Prior Day High/Low (PDH/PDL) and Pre-Market High/Low (PMH/PML).
█ FEATURES
► Single Symbol Table
Compact 5-column table displaying PDH, PMH, PDL, PML, and Trend status for the current chart symbol. Shows green dot (🟢) when price breaks above high levels and red dot (🔴) when price breaks below low levels. Progress bars visualize how close price is to breaking key levels.
► Multi Symbol Table
Monitor up to 20 tickers simultaneously in a single table. Each row displays ticker name, price, change %, breakout dots, progress bars, and trend status. Optional columns for actual PMH/PML and PDH/PDL price values. Real-time updates for all symbols with color-coded change percentages.
► Table Sorting
- None - Displays tickers in input order
- Chg % - Sorts by daily change percentage (highest to lowest)
- Bullish - Prioritizes bullish setups at top
- Bearish - Prioritizes bearish setups at top
► PMH/PML Lines (Pre-Market High/Low)
Horizontal lines at pre-market high and low levels (4:00 AM - 9:29 AM ET). Customizable line styles, colors, labels, and optional price display.
► PDH/PDL Lines (Prior Day High/Low)
Horizontal lines at previous trading day's high and low. Uses RTH only for stocks (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET) and full 24-hour day for non equities.
► ORB Lines (Opening Range Breakout)
Captures high and low during the opening period with 5-minute, 10-minute, or 30-minute options. Lines persist from market open until next pre-market session.
► EMA Overlays
Three independent EMAs with customizable periods (default: 8, 20, 200). Third EMA can be switched to SMA. Multiple line styles available.
► VWAP Overlay
Volume Weighted Average Price with customizable line style, width, and color.
█ TREND LOGIC
- BULLISH: Price above BOTH Prior Day High AND Pre-Market High
Indicates strong upward momentum breaking through two resistance levels
- BEARISH: Price below BOTH Prior Day Low AND Pre-Market Low
Indicates strong downward momentum breaking through two support levels
- NEUTRAL: Price not above both highs or below both lows
Price is consolidating between key levels
█ PROGRESS BARS
Visual 5-block meter showing progress from midpoint toward target level:
▓▓▓▓▓ (80-100%) → ▓▓▓▓▒ (60-80%) → ▓▓▓▒▒ (40-60%) → ▓▓▒▒▒ (20-40%) → ▓▒▒▒▒ (0-20%)
Replaced with 🟢 or 🔴 when level is actually broken.
█ ASSET TYPE HANDLING
STOCKS:
- Pre-Market: 4:00 AM - 9:29 AM Eastern
- Prior Day: RTH only (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM Eastern)
NON-EQUITIES:
- Prior Day: Full 24-hour trading day
- Automatically detected via symbol type
█ RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
- Chart Timeframe: 10-minute recommended for multi-table accuracy
- Timeframes 60 minutes or less required for ORB functionality
- Enable extended hours on chart for accurate PMH/PML on stocks
█ USAGE TIPS
- Use Bullish sort to find strongest breakout candidates for long trades
- Use Bearish sort to find weakest stocks for short/put candidates
- Progress bars help anticipate upcoming breakouts before they happen
- Combine with ORB lines to confirm trend direction after market open
- Watch for alignment: Price above all key levels = strongest bullish signal
- PDH/PDL breaks often signal continuation of prior day's trend
- PMH/PML breaks can indicate gap-fill or trend reversal setups
█ INDICATOR SETTINGS
█ EXAMPLE OF FULL MULTI TABLE AND SINGLE TABLE
█ MULTI-TABLE SORTING
█ PMH/PML, PDH/PDL, ORB LINES
█ EMA AND VWAP OVERLAYS
█ CUSTOMIZATION
ZenAlgo - ControlZenAlgo - Control plots volume profile reference levels for several higher time windows and keeps those levels visible on the chart with labels and optional alerts. It is designed to work on intraday charts and uses the symbol's traded volume to estimate where the most activity occurred within each period.
Inputs and session alignment
Session start offset (hours) shifts the time used to decide when a new week, month, quarter, semi annual period, or year begins. This is useful when you want the period boundary to align with a specific exchange session, or when you want weekly boundaries to start at a different hour than the default.
Profile levels controls how finely the script bins price into equally sized price slices between the current period's high and low. More levels means a finer histogram (more detail, more computation).
Max rebuild bars limits how far back the script will look when it must rebuild the entire histogram (explained below).
Value Area % sets how much of the total estimated volume the value area should contain (default 0.68).
Label offsets control how far to the right the labels and lines extend, so the levels are readable without covering current candles.
Period availability and timeframe gating
The indicator conditionally runs each period engine depending on the chart timeframe to avoid heavy calculations where it is not intended.
Weekly is available on intraday timeframes below 1D (for example 1m to 4h).
Monthly is available on intraday timeframes at or above 15m.
Quarterly, Semi Annual, and Yearly are available on intraday timeframes at or above 1h.
The script disables these engines on D, W, M chart timeframes as described in the input tooltips and gating logic.
This matters because the calculation builds a histogram from bar ranges and volumes, which becomes expensive on very low timeframes over very long history.
Core idea - building a volume by price histogram from candles
For each enabled period (weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, yearly), the script maintains:
The running high and low of the current period
A fixed number of price bins spanning that high to low range
An array holding estimated volume per price bin
For every new bar inside the current period, the script distributes that bar's volume into the bins that overlap the candle's low to high range. The distribution is weighted by how much of the candle's range overlaps each bin, so a candle that spans many bins contributes proportionally rather than assigning all volume to a single price.
Why this works conceptually:
Volume profile levels aim to identify prices where the market accepted a lot of trading (high participation).
Distributing volume across the candle's traded range is a practical approximation on platforms where true tick by tick volume at price is not available to Pine in a universal way.
Aggregating many bars over a full period produces a stable histogram where high volume areas stand out compared to low volume areas.
POC and Value Area calculation
Point of Control (POC)
Within a period, the script finds the price bin with the highest accumulated volume and uses the center of that bin as the period's POC level. This is the single price level where the histogram peaks.
Value Area High and Low (VAH, VAL)
After the POC is known, the script expands outward from the POC bin, adding neighboring bins until the cumulative included volume reaches the configured Value Area percentage of the total. It expands by comparing the volume just above and just below, including the larger side first so the chosen area reflects where volume clustered. The resulting upper and lower included bin centers become VAH and VAL.
Interpretation:
POC is a single most traded price area proxy for the period.
VAH and VAL bound the price region that contains the chosen fraction of the period's estimated volume.
When price is inside VA, it is within the range where most period volume occurred. When price is outside VA, it is in the lower participation tails relative to that period's distribution.
Incremental update vs rebuild logic
The histogram depends on the current period's high and low because those define the bin boundaries. When a new bar makes a new high or new low for the period, the bin boundaries would change. If you kept the old histogram, the bins would no longer correspond to the correct price slices.
To handle this, the script uses two modes:
Incremental update when the period high and low do not change on the new bar. It simply adds the new bar's weighted volume into the existing bins and recalculates the POC from the updated histogram.
Rebuild when the period makes a new high or new low. It clears the histogram and reconstructs it by iterating back over bars in the current period (up to Max rebuild bars), re distributing each bar's volume into the newly defined bins.
This approach keeps levels consistent with the current period range, at the cost of occasional heavier computation when the range expands.
Current period dPOC and previous period levels
The indicator draws two categories of levels per period.
Current period dPOC (running)
For each enabled period, the script plots a dotted line at the current period's running POC and labels it as dPOC (dynamic POC). It is dynamic because it changes while the period is still forming as new volume comes in and as the period range expands.
Previous period fixed levels
When a period rolls over (for example, a new week starts), the script stores the finished period's final POC, VAH, and VAL as previous levels. It then draws those previous levels across the current chart with solid (POC) and user selected styles (VAH, VAL), plus labels. These previous levels remain fixed until the next rollover of that period.
Why both exist:
The running dPOC reflects where trading is concentrating in the current unfinished period.
The previous period POC and VA levels provide stable references derived from a completed distribution, which does not change retroactively.
Visual plotting details
Each period has separate color settings for POC and dPOC, plus optional VAH and VAL with configurable line width and line style (solid, dashed, dotted).
Labels print the formatted level value using the symbol's minimum tick formatting, and for very large numbers the label shortens the text with K, M, B, T suffixes to keep labels readable.
Lines and labels are positioned to the right of price using the configured bar offsets. The script includes a safety limit on how far back the left anchor can be placed to avoid platform constraints when loading long history.
Alerts - touch and cross logic
Alerts are optional and can be configured per period and per level category.
You can enable:
TOUCH : triggers when the candle's low is at or below the level and the high is at or above the level (the bar range includes the level).
CROSS : triggers when the close crosses the level.
HIT is defined as TOUCH or CROSS.
You can choose to alert on:
Current running dPOC levels
Previous period POC and, if enabled, previous period VAH and VAL
Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Semi Annual, Yearly independently
How to interpret the plotted values
dPOC (W, M, Q, S, Y) : the current period's running POC estimate. It can move during the period and can shift more noticeably when the period range expands and a rebuild occurs.
POC (W, M, Q, S, Y) : the previous completed period's POC. This is fixed for the duration of the next period.
VAH / VAL (W, M, Q, S, Y) : the previous completed period's value area boundaries for the configured value area percentage.
A practical reading:
Previous POC and VA can be used as higher timeframe reference levels on lower timeframe charts because they summarize where volume concentrated over larger windows.
The current dPOC helps track where volume is concentrating inside the currently forming period.
Best use and workflow
Common ways to use these levels as references:
Use previous period POC and VA as context zones, then make lower timeframe decisions with your existing execution tools.
Treat dPOC as a live read of where the current period is building acceptance, and compare it to the fixed prior levels.
Use alerts to reduce screen time by being notified when price interacts with selected levels (touch or close cross).
Settings guidance:
Higher Profile levels increases detail but can be heavier on performance, especially when rebuilds occur.
If you need lighter computation on very active charts, reduce Profile levels or reduce Max rebuild bars.
If you want period boundaries to align with a specific session, adjust Session start offset.
Added value compared to free alternatives
This script focuses on a specific combination that is not always available together in simpler public indicators:
Simultaneous tracking of multiple higher time windows (weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, yearly) with independent enable toggles and styling.
Side by side display of current running dPOC and previous completed period levels for each enabled window.
A candle range weighted volume distribution into bins, rather than assigning the entire bar volume to a single price proxy.
Built in alert conditions for touch and close cross across all supported windows and level types, so level interaction can be monitored without manual checking.
Label formatting that respects the symbol's tick size and shortens very large values for readability on indices and aggregates.
All supported periods are calculated using the same volume distribution model, the same binning logic, and the same rebuild rules. This ensures that weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly levels are directly comparable to each other, unlike combining multiple separate indicators that may use different assumptions, aggregation methods, or update behavior. Using a single engine also enables consistent alert definitions and synchronized updates across all periods.
Disclaimers and where it can fall short
The volume at price distribution is an approximation derived from candle ranges and bar volume. It is not a true tick level volume profile, and results can differ from exchange native volume at price data.
On symbols where the reported volume is limited, synthetic, or not representative (some indices, some CFDs, some venues), the histogram is based on the volume series TradingView provides for that symbol, which may affect the usefulness of volume derived levels.
The current dPOC can change within the period and can jump when the period makes a new high or low, because a rebuild recalculates the histogram using the updated range.
Performance depends on timeframe, history loaded, Profile levels, and how often the period range expands. If you see slowness, reduce Profile levels or Max rebuild bars, or disable some periods.
This indicator plots reference levels only. It does not determine entries, exits, position sizing, or risk limits.
Daily & Weekly High Low | Separators | Midnight [SAM]This indicator automatically marks Daily High / Daily Low (PDH–PDL) and Weekly High / Weekly Low (PWH–PWL), together with daily and weekly time separators and a midnight price reference, all calculated using a consistent 00:00 → 00:00 (New York time) framework.
Unlike many similar tools, levels are drawn from the exact moment the high or low is formed, extend forward in real time, and stop only when price truly trades through them. This provides a clear and realistic view of untouched vs. mitigated liquidity, without repainting or artificial cutoffs.
The indicator is built around clean visual hierarchy: higher-timeframe levels (weekly) naturally override lower-timeframe ones (daily), avoiding duplicated or misleading levels. This keeps the chart readable even on lower timeframes.
After many years of active trading, this tool was developed to reflect how price actually interacts with prior highs and lows during live market conditions. It is designed to reduce manual marking, save time, and help traders focus on structure, timing, and liquidity, rather than constant chart maintenance.
🔹 Daily High & Daily Low (PDH / PDL)
Automatically detects the high and low of each trading day, calculated strictly from 00:00 to 00:00 (New York time).
Levels are drawn from the exact bar where the high or low is formed, not from midnight.
Each daily level extends forward until price fully trades through it, at which point it is considered mitigated and visually faded.
If a daily level coincides with a higher-timeframe weekly level, the daily level is intelligently suppressed to avoid duplication.
This makes it very easy to spot untouched daily liquidity versus already traded levels.
🔹 Weekly High & Weekly Low (PWH / PWL)
Automatically detects the high and low of the previous week, using a Monday 00:00 → Monday 00:00 structure for consistency.
Weekly levels are visually distinct (color, style, width) and override daily levels when they overlap.
Like daily levels, weekly levels extend forward until mitigated, after which their opacity is reduced.
The number of historical weeks displayed is user-configurable.
This allows traders to clearly identify higher-timeframe liquidity targets without manual marking.
🔹 Vertical Time Separators
Daily separators at each midnight (00:00 NY), helping visually segment each trading day.
Weekly separators at Monday 00:00, avoiding the confusion caused by Sunday evening opens.
These separators help maintain temporal structure awareness, especially on lower timeframes.
🔹 Midnight Horizontal Line
Draws a horizontal reference line at the daily opening price (midnight).
On Fridays, the line automatically extends through the weekend until Monday midnight, maintaining visual continuity.
This level often acts as a premium / discount equilibrium reference for intraday trading.
🔹 Day Labels
Optional day-of-week labels displayed at midday for quick orientation.
Friday is shown as “Fri–Sun” to reflect the continuous weekend structure.
⚙️ Customization
Each component (daily levels, weekly levels, separators, midnight line) can be:
Enabled or disabled independently
Customized in color, line style, and thickness
Adjusted in how much historical data is displayed
The indicator is designed to stay lightweight, readable, and performance-friendly, even on lower timeframes.
🔒 About the Source Code
This script is published as closed-source.
While the concepts used (daily highs/lows, weekly highs/lows, session boundaries) are well-known, the implementation, mitigation logic, overlap handling, and visual hierarchy are original and have been refined through extensive real-market use.
The purpose of this script is not to introduce a new trading theory, but to provide a high-quality, reliable execution tool that removes the need for manual level marking and reduces visual noise.
✅ Intended Use
This indicator is suitable for:
Futures traders
Index traders
Forex traders
Intraday and swing traders
It does not generate trade signals.
It is a context and structure tool, meant to be combined with the trader’s own execution model.
This script is intended as a market reference and visualization tool, not as financial advice.
ICT Killzones: Asia/CBDR Fibs + Liq TargetDescription (paste):
What it does
Draws Asia Range and CBDR Range boxes on candles
Draws London / New York / London Close killzone slot boxes
Plots Fibonacci extensions (±1 / ±2 / ±2.5 / ±4) for Asia & CBDR
Shows key levels: PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, Asia Hi/Lo, CBDR Hi/Lo
Displays a Liquidity Target label (nearest level) with TARGET / SWEEP / HIT status
How to use
Use sessions to map killzones and ranges, then watch for sweeps into key levels
Liq label helps identify the nearest liquidity objective above/below price
Inputs
Toggle each session/label, fib multipliers, history length (keep last N days), manipulation marker sensitivity
Notes
Sessions use the chart’s exchange time. Adjust session inputs to match your market.
Level to level Multi-TF + ATRLevel to level Multi-Timeframe + ATR/ADR Daily Progress
This indicator is a complete multi-timeframe market structure and volatility toolkit, designed primarily for active forex traders.
It combines Williams Fractals on five higher timeframes (Weekly, Daily, H4, H1, M5) with a live ATR/ADR dashboard, allowing you to see at a glance how much of the typical daily move has already been completed and how much “room” the market realistically has left to run.
Fractals are drawn as arrows and colored zones that clearly mark swing highs and lows, supply/demand pockets, and key reaction areas. These zones can be used as dynamic support/resistance, liquidity pools, and target/stop regions. The multi‑TF design lets you read higher‑timeframe structure while executing on lower timeframes, which is ideal for scalping and intraday trading.
The built‑in volatility table shows:
ATR Progress (%) with green / yellow / red status to indicate whether the current session is still developing, mature, or potentially exhausted.
Daily ATR & ADR values in pips, so you always know the typical and current range of the day.
Done / Left range, highlighting how many pips have already been travelled from low to high, and how many are statistically left.
ATR and ADR projection lines are also plotted from the daily open, giving you clear intraday reference levels for take profit, stop placement, and expected session extremes.
This tool works especially well when combined with Smart Money Concepts (SMC) such as:
Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) using fractal highs/lows.
Liquidity grabs and stop hunts around fractal zones.
Order blocks and fair value gaps that overlap with higher‑TF fractals and ATR/ADR levels.
Use it on majors like EUR/USD, GBP/USD, XAU/USD or indices, on anything from fast M1–M5 scalping to H1–H4 swing trading. All colors, timeframes, sensitivities and volatility settings are fully customizable so you can adapt it to your own style and template.
IQV - Strategy Builder V1IVQ – Strategy Builder V1
A rule-based strategy development tool for TradingView that enables systematic backtesting and evaluation of trading concepts. Combines valuation filters, supply & demand structures, price action rules, and risk management parameters (SL/TP, CRV) to build, visualize, and analyze strategies directly on the chart and in the TradingView strategy tester.
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ICT Killzones: Asia/CBDR Fibs + Liq TargetDescription (paste):
What it does
Draws Asia Range and CBDR Range boxes on candles
Draws London / New York / London Close killzone slot boxes
Plots Fibonacci extensions (±1 / ±2 / ±2.5 / ±4) for Asia & CBDR
Shows key levels: PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, Asia Hi/Lo, CBDR Hi/Lo
Displays a Liquidity Target label (nearest level) with TARGET / SWEEP / HIT status
How to use
Use sessions to map killzones and ranges, then watch for sweeps into key levels
Liq label helps identify the nearest liquidity objective above/below price
Inputs
Toggle each session/label, fib multipliers, history length (keep last N days), manipulation marker sensitivity
Notes
Sessions use the chart’s exchange time. Adjust session inputs to match your market.
Fast Fix Multi-Levels [NZA 333]Fast Fix Multi-Levels
Fast Fix Multi-Levels is an institutional algorithmic market-structure indicator inspired by the work of Hopiplaka , particularly his Fast Track and Twin Tower frameworks, which explore price behavior through structure, proportionality, and cyclical lookback concepts.
The indicator anchors price to the CME Fixing (Settlement) Price — an algorithmic institutional reference — and projects adaptive High / Low structure using Twin Tower logic , allowing traders to visualize how price expands away from equilibrium in real time.
Fix Time Settings
Users can configure the timezone, hour, and minute used to define the fix anchor, matching CME settlement conventions for equity index futures.
EQ Modes
• Twin Tower : Uses the fix price as equilibrium and dynamically projects future High / Low ranges via predefined expansion logic, reflecting how price develops relative to institutional anchors.
• Goldbach Fixed : Plots fixed Goldbach ratio levels inside a configurable dealing range, including optional NG levels, based on proportional geometry rather than volatility estimates.
• Larry W’s Pivot : Included as an additional statistical fair-value reference , where traders can observe price acceptance or rejection behavior without altering the primary algorithmic structure.
Regime
• Intraday : Anchors structure to the daily CME fix price.
• Macro : Anchors structure to the first valid monthly open (weekend/holiday aware), applying higher-timeframe lookback principles discussed in Goldbach Fundamentals , including cyclical and proportional concepts related to Tesla / Vortex theory.
Styling & Display
All level families (EQ, High/Low, interior levels, Goldbach levels, NG levels) include configurable color, style, and width options.
An optional on-chart status table displays the active EQ mode, regime, structural state, and symbol/timeframe.
Important Note
This indicator does not generate buy/sell signals or trade recommendations. All plotted levels are structural references intended to support contextual market analysis.
IVQ - Valuation | Supply & DemandIVQ – Val | Supply & Demand
Identifies supply and demand zones to highlight potential reaction areas in the market. Combines structural S&D analysis with a quantitative valuation filter to visualize over- and undervaluation, helping to contextualize price action and highlight higher-quality setups directly in TradingView.
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Finastrotrader - Price_Turns_Target&Time Indicator V260114_01This indicator calculates the Price Turns extremely well using Gann techniques, Financial Astrology concepts combined with some Mathematical calculations.
It paints the turn points, bounce target zone for the price, calculates price targets and paints accordingly on the chart. Most importantly it paints the time to reach the target as well. It will also indicate when a BIG move in either direction is likely to come. Extremely powerful indicator as it employs the less known secrets of the market
Institutional Scanner FixHere is a professional Pine Script (Version 5) for TradingView. It is optimized to precisely identify the "Absorption" and "Reversal" signals.
What this script does for you:
Auto-Fibonacci: It automatically calculates the 0.618 Golden Ratio of the last 50 candles.
Volume Delta Check: It calculates the delta (buy volume minus sell volume) per candle.
Signal: It marks a "Buy Absorption" when the price touches the 0.618 level but the delta turns positive (green arrow).
The Volume Multiplier is your scanner's "sensitivity knob." It determines how much more volume compared to the average must flow for a signal to be classified as institutionally relevant. Here is the bank standard for calibration, based on your trading strategy and the asset's liquidity:
The rule-of-thumb values for the multiplier
Strategy Type | Recommended Value | Logic
Conservative (High Conviction) | 2.0 to 2.5 | Only extreme volume spikes are marked. Good for swing trades on a daily basis.
Standard (Day Trading) | 1.5 to 1.8 | The "sweet spot." Marks volume that is approximately 50-80% above average.
Aggressive (Scalping) | 1.2 to 1.3 | Reacts very quickly to small order flow changes but produces more "noise" (false signals).
ICT Algo: Sweep + MSS + High Prob FVG/IFVGThis script is a comprehensive execution tool based on Inner Circle Trader (ICT) concepts, specifically designed to identify high-probability entries by combining Liquidity Sweeps, Market Structure Shifts (MSS), and Fair Value Gaps (FVG/IFVG).
Unlike standard FVG indicators that highlight every gap on the chart, this "Algo" version filters for gaps that occur specifically after a liquidity purge and a shift in structure, ensuring you are only looking at setups with institutional backing.
How It Works
The script follows a strict 3-step validation process before plotting a signal:
Liquidity Sweep (The Context): The script tracks Higher Timeframe (HTF) levels including Previous Day High/Low, Weekly High/Low, and Monthly High/Low. A setup is only considered valid if price has recently "swept" one of these levels, indicating a hunt for liquidity.
Market Structure Shift (The Confirmation): Once a sweep occurs, the script looks for a displacement in the opposite direction. It identifies a "Pivot High/Low" (customizable length) and waits for a candle body to close beyond it (MSS).
Filtered Entry (The Trigger): * FVG: Plots a standard Fair Value Gap if it forms within a "Deep Value" zone (Discount for longs, Premium for shorts).
IFVG (Inversion FVG): Highlights failed FVGs that have been reclaimed by price to act as support or resistance.
Key Features
Multi-Timeframe Liquidity Filters: Automatically plots PDH/L, PWH/L, PMH/L, and PYH/L. You can toggle which levels act as your sweep triggers.
Deep Value Logic: The script uses built-in logic to ensure Bullish FVGs are only highlighted when price is below a key liquidity level (Discount), and Bearish FVGs when price is above (Premium).
Dynamic Box Management: To keep your chart clean, boxes for FVGs and IFVGs are automatically shortened ("cut") once they are mitigated by price.
Inversion Logic: Includes a specialized toggle for Inversion Fair Value Gaps, allowing you to trade "failed" gaps that flip their polarity.
Settings & Customization
Entry Setup Bias: Choose to see only Bullish, only Bearish, or Both setups.
MSS Pivot Length: Adjust how "sensitive" the Market Structure Shift detection is. A higher number requires a more significant swing to be broken.
Sweep Lookback: Defines how many bars back the script looks for a liquidity sweep to remain "active" for a setup.
Include Opens: Optional toggle to include Previous Day/Week/Month Opens as liquidity points.
Usage Tips
The Golden Setup: Look for a sweep of a Previous Day High, followed by a Bearish MSS, and an entry at the Red FVG box.
Risk Management: This indicator is designed for entry identification. Always use stop losses (usually placed above/below the candle that created the FVG or the MSS swing point).
Timeframes: Best used on execution timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m) while the script handles the HTF levels automatically.
Disclaimer: This script is an educational tool and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves significant risk. Past performance of a strategy does not guarantee future results.
Credits: Concepts based on the teachings of Michael J. Huddleston (ICT).
lostsol Synthetic Max PainOverview
The lostsol Synthetic Max Pain indicator is a sophisticated visualization tool designed to model options market dynamics directly on your price chart. Because Pine Script cannot access live options Open Interest (OI) from external exchanges, this script utilizes a Synthetic Gaussian Distribution Model to estimate where the "Max Pain" and "Liquidity Walls" likely sit based on current price action and volatility.
How it Works
The indicator reverse-engineers a theoretical options chain by:
Generating a Strike Ladder: It creates a grid of potential strike prices centered around the current market price.
Modeling Synthetic OI: It uses a Gaussian (bell curve) distribution to estimate Open Interest. It assumes higher liquidity sits near "At-the-Money" (ATM) levels and decays as strikes move further out.
Calculating Pain: For every strike, the script calculates the collective "loss" for theoretical option holders. The price point with the lowest total payout is identified as the Max Pain Price.
Key Features
Dual-Timeframe Modeling: Simultaneously calculate Weekly (tight concentration) and Monthly (wide spread) Max Pain levels.
Put/Call Walls: Identifies "Support" and "Resistance" zones based on the highest concentration of simulated Put and Call OI.
Bias Controls: Manually adjust the Put Bias or Call Bias to reflect current market sentiment (e.g., increasing Put Bias if the market is heavily hedged/bearish).
Auto-Strike Detection: Automatically scales strike increments based on asset price (SOL vs. BTC).
How to Use
The Pull Effect: According to Max Pain Theory, price tends to gravitate toward these levels as expiration approaches (especially on Fridays) as market makers hedge their positions.
The Spread: Watch the gap between Weekly and Monthly levels; a large spread often indicates a high-volatility environment, while a convergence can signal a "pinning" event.
Customization: For the best results, adjust the Weekly/Monthly Spread % in the settings to match the current Implied Volatility (IV) of the asset you are trading.
Disclaimer: This indicator uses a mathematical model to estimate options data. It does not reflect live exchange-cleared Open Interest. Use it as a supplemental sentiment tool alongside price action and volume.
