Wx Gann WindowsWx Gann Windows — Seasonal Time Windows & Forward Markers
Wx Gann Windows highlights the handful of Gann-style seasonal dates that matter most, without cluttering your chart. It draws subtle “time windows” around key dates each year and optionally projects the next 12 months of dates into the future so you can keep them in mind when planning trades or options spreads.
What it shows
1. Seasonal Windows (background bands)
• Equinox / Solstice windows (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter).
• Optional midpoint (cross-quarter) windows: early Feb / May / Aug / Nov.
• Each window is a small number of days (default 3) centered on the approximate calendar date, with a soft background band so price action remains in focus.
2. On-Chart Labels (optional)
• Small labels like “Spring Eq.”, “Winter Sol.”, “Feb Mid” printed just above the current chart’s price range.
• One label per window, on the first bar of the window.
3. Future Projections (next 12 months)
• For each key date, the script projects the next occurrence into the future.
• Draws a vertical dotted line from near the chart low to above the chart high, plus a label such as “Spring Eq. (next)” or “Aug Mid (next)”.
• This gives you a 12-month “time roadmap” for cycles-sensitive planning (e.g., options, swing trades) without manual date marking.
Inputs
Window Settings
• Equinox / Solstice Window (days) – size of the seasonal bands (default 3 days).
• Midpoint Window (days) – size of the mid-Feb / May / Aug / Nov bands.
Visibility
• Show Equinox & Solstice Windows – toggle main seasonal bands on/off.
• Show Midpoint Windows (Feb/May/Aug/Nov) – toggle cross-quarter bands.
• Show Labels (on windows) – show/hide the on-chart labels above price.
Future Projections
• Project Next 12 Months (future markers) – toggle the forward vertical lines + “(next)” labels.
How to use it
• Treat these dates as awareness windows, not prediction signals.
• Use them to:
• Be extra alert for potential turns, accelerations, or exhaustion.
• Tighten risk or avoid opening new positions right into a window if your system suggests caution.
• Plan options expiries or swing entries with time structure in mind.
Always confirm decisions with your own system (trend, structure, volume, breadth, macro), not the dates alone.
Notes & Disclaimer
• Dates are approximate calendar anchors inspired by Gann’s seasonal and cross-quarter work, using simple ±N-day windows.
• Works on any symbol and timeframe; windows are based on calendar dates, not bar count.
• This tool is educational and informational only. It does not place orders and is not financial advice. Always test and integrate with your own strategy and risk management.
지표 및 전략
ATR RangeATR Range is a minimal, clean volatility context indicator designed to show how much of the Daily and Weekly ATR has already been used — without cluttering your chart.
Instead of plotting multiple lines or tables, this indicator displays two simple, highly-informative lines:
• Day Range (X) is Y% of ATR (Z)
• Week Range (X) is Y% of ATR (Z)
These lines update intraday and give you immediate awareness of whether price has already made an average move or still has room to expand.
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🔍 What It Shows
• Daily range vs Daily ATR
• Weekly range vs Weekly ATR
• Percentage of ATR already consumed
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🎯 Why This Is Useful
• Helps avoid chasing extended moves
• Adds volatility context to entries and exits
• Ideal for futures, options, and index trading
T5_EngineLibrary "T5_Engine"
run(ema50, ema200, atrPct, emaGapPct, btcEma50, btcEma200, isBarClose, crossUp21_50, crossDown21_50, useBTCFilter, useSpreadFilter, minSpreadPctFixed, useAdaptiveSpread, spreadBaseMinPct, spreadAtrK, atrLowTh, atrHighTh)
Parameters:
ema50 (float)
ema200 (float)
atrPct (float)
emaGapPct (float)
btcEma50 (float)
btcEma200 (float)
isBarClose (bool)
crossUp21_50 (bool)
crossDown21_50 (bool)
useBTCFilter (bool)
useSpreadFilter (bool)
minSpreadPctFixed (float)
useAdaptiveSpread (bool)
spreadBaseMinPct (float)
spreadAtrK (float)
atrLowTh (float)
atrHighTh (float)
Price Line with SMA & StdDev ChannelIndicator Synopsis
This indicator is a stand-alone price-based oscillator that mirrors market price action in a separate pane, allowing traders to analyze structure, momentum, and volatility without the visual noise of the main chart.
The indicator plots a raw price line as its core component, creating a one-to-one representation of price movement detached from candlesticks. A 14-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) smooths this price line to help identify short-term momentum shifts and directional bias.
A volatility channel is constructed around a 20-period SMA, which serves as the channel’s equilibrium (mean). The upper and lower channel boundaries are positioned one standard deviation above and below the 20-period SMA, dynamically adapting to changes in market volatility.
This structure allows traders to:
Identify mean reversion opportunities when price stretches beyond the channel
Observe trend strength and continuation when price holds above or below the channel midline
Detect volatility expansion and contraction through channel width
Use the SMA 14 as a momentum filter against the broader 20-period mean
By isolating price behavior into a separate pane, the indicator provides a clear, uncluttered framework for reading price dynamics, making it suitable for discretionary analysis, momentum confirmation, and volatility-based trade planning.
EMA BBEMA BB is a chart overlay indicator that combines EMA 9, EMA 20, SMA 50, SMA 200, and VWAP with Bollinger Bands to visualize trend direction and volatility.
It highlights volatility squeeze zones by comparing Bollinger Bands with ATR, helping traders spot consolidation phases that often precede strong price moves. Designed for quick trend confirmation, support/resistance awareness, and breakout setups.
Peter's Relative Strength vs VTI (1 year)In Stockcharts.com, I would always view 1-year charts and have a RS line showing relative strength of the stock or ETF I'm looking at relative to VTI. When I moved to TradingView, this information was harder to see, so I made this indicator. It always shows what the stock or ETF has done relative to the wider market over the past 1 year.
demark_poolLibrary "demark_pool"
f_labelArrayClear(pool, run)
Parameters:
pool (array)
run (bool)
f_labelPushCap(pool, l, cap)
Parameters:
pool (array)
l (label)
cap (int)
f_labelTrimCap(pool, run, cap)
Parameters:
pool (array)
run (bool)
cap (int)
demark_utilsLibrary "demark_utils"
f_grade(score)
Parameters:
score (float)
f_clampScore(score)
Parameters:
score (float)
f_px(v)
Parameters:
v (float)
f_pxOrDash(v)
Parameters:
v (float)
f_sum(src, length)
Parameters:
src (float)
length (int)
f_hasAnyBits(bus, mask)
Parameters:
bus (int)
mask (int)
f_busSetMask(bus, mask)
Parameters:
bus (int)
mask (int)
f_evSet(bus, flag)
Parameters:
bus (int)
flag (int)
f_evSet2(bus, flag)
Parameters:
bus (int)
flag (int)
demark_renderLibrary "demark_render"
f_renderMaxBack(lookbackBars)
Parameters:
lookbackBars (float)
f_renderExtendBars(levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_upsertLevelLine(lnIn, show, y, col, width, style, levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
lnIn (line)
show (bool)
y (float)
col (color)
width (int)
style (string)
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_upsertZoneBox(bxIn, show, x1, lo, hi, bg, brd, brdW, lookbackBars, levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
bxIn (box)
show (bool)
x1 (int)
lo (float)
hi (float)
bg (color)
brd (color)
brdW (int)
lookbackBars (float)
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_upsertTdLine(lnIn, show, p1Idx, p1Price, p0Idx, p0Price, col, width, style, lookbackBars, levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
lnIn (line)
show (bool)
p1Idx (int)
p1Price (float)
p0Idx (int)
p0Price (float)
col (color)
width (int)
style (string)
lookbackBars (float)
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_levelTagX(levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_stackY(baseY, step, idx, stackUp)
Parameters:
baseY (float)
step (float)
idx (int)
stackUp (bool)
f_upsertLevelTag(lbIn, show, y, txt, bg, tc, sz, levelLineExtendBarsMax)
Parameters:
lbIn (label)
show (bool)
y (float)
txt (string)
bg (color)
tc (color)
sz (string)
levelLineExtendBarsMax (int)
f_upsertPointTag(lbIn, show, x, y, txt, bg, tc, sz, sty)
Parameters:
lbIn (label)
show (bool)
x (int)
y (float)
txt (string)
bg (color)
tc (color)
sz (string)
sty (string)
Anchored OBV + A/DAnchored OBV + A/D is a single-pane indicator that allows On-Balance Volume (OBV) and Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) to be plotted together using a period-anchored approach.
OBV and A/D are cumulative by nature, which makes their full-history absolute values arbitrary and often incomparable when plotted side-by-side . This script addresses that limitation by anchoring each indicator to a user-defined period (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) and plotting their relative change from that baseline rather than their raw values. The result is a comparison that preserves each indicator’s internal structure (trends, inflections, and divergences) while minimizing scale conflicts.
How it Works
At the start of each selected anchor period, the script records the current OBV and A/D values as baselines. All subsequent values are plotted as changes relative to those baselines:
- Percent mode measures the % change from the baseline.
- Delta mode measures the absolute change from the baseline.
Optional anchor markers and a zero line make it easy to see when resets occur and how each indicator behaves relative to the period’s starting point.
Advantages vs using OBV and A/D separately
- Direct visual comparison: Both indicators are on the same anchored scale, making relative movement immediately readable.
- Preserved analytical structure: Trends, inflections, and divergences remain intact; time-based shape is not distorted.
- Cleaner workflow: One indicator, one pane, and less chart clutter.
Interpretation
- Values above zero indicate net accumulation or positive volume pressure since the anchor.
- Values below zero indicate net distribution or negative volume pressure since the anchor.
- Trend confirmation: Rising price accompanied by rising anchored OBV and A/D suggests healthy participation.
- Price Divergence: Price making new highs or lows while one or both indicators fail to confirm can indicate weakening participation or a potential change in behavior.
- OBV vs A/D Interaction: When both move together, volume and close-location effects broadly agree. When they diverge, it highlights differences between net up/down volume (OBV) and intrabar accumulation/distribution (A/D).
Warnings!
- Percent mode can become visually unstable when baseline OBV or A/D values are near zero due to division effects inherent in percent-change calculations.
- It is not recommended to interpret structure across periods as each period is relative to a different baseline. Structure is not preserved across periods - only within each individual period.
Credits
This script is inspired by Multi-Ticker Anchored Candles (MTAC) by @SamRecio . MTAC's anchored-baseline concept and open-source nature provided an important conceptual foundation for adapting the same idea to OBV and A/D. Many thanks to @SamRecio for publishing his work openly.
Market Structure Break + RSI ExitSignal Architect™ — Developer Note
This indicator includes a limited visual preview of a proprietary power signal I have personally developed and refined across futures, algorithmic systems, options, and equity trading.
Every tool I release is built with one principle in mind:
clarity of direction without over-promising or under-delivering.
That is why all Signal Architect™ tools emphasize:
Market structure first
High-probability directional context
Clear, visual risk framing
No predictive claims, no curve-fit illusions
What you are seeing here is only a small glimpse of a much broader internal framework I actively use in live environments.
🧠 Background & Scope
Over the years, I have personally developed 800+ programs spanning:
Equities
Futures
Options
Dividend & income systems
Portfolio construction and allocation logic
This includes 40+ Nasdaq-100 trading bots, several of which operate under extremely strict rule-sets and controlled deployment conditions.
Nothing shared publicly represents my full system—only educational and analytical previews designed to demonstrate how structure and probability can be aligned visually.
🤝 Support & Collaboration
If you find value in what I share:
Please subscribe, boost, and share my scripts, Ideas, and MINDS posts
You are always welcome to message me directly with questions or if you need something built or adapted
Constructive feedback and collaboration are encouraged
For traders looking to go deeper, I offer optional memberships that include:
Access to additional signals
Early previews
Occasional free tools and upgrades to support your trading journey
🔗 Membership & Signals:
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⚠️ Final Note
Everything published publicly is for educational and analytical purposes only.
Markets carry risk. Discipline and risk management always come first.
— Signal Architect™
You can Find my personally developed GBT below
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********************************************************************************************************************WHAT THIS INDICATOR DOES
This indicator is a structure-first breakout engine designed around how price actually transitions between balance and expansion.
It does not predict reversals.
It waits for confirmed market structure breaks, then:
Anchors risk using recent wave extremes
Projects deterministic TP/SL zones
Tracks outcomes visually and statistically
Optionally exits early when momentum exhausts (RSI fade)
This makes it ideal for:
Directional traders
Swing continuation setups
Expansion phases after compression
🧠 CORE SIGNAL ARCHITECT LOGIC
1️⃣ Market Structure Identification
The system uses pivot highs and pivot lows to define true structural levels:
Pivot High break → Long bias
Pivot Low break → Short bias
This avoids:
Random candle breakouts
Intrabar noise
False momentum spikes
Only confirmed structural levels are traded.
2️⃣ Entry Trigger (Structure Break)
A trade is triggered only when price closes through structure:
Direction Requirement
Long Close breaks above last confirmed pivot high
Short Close breaks below last confirmed pivot low
📌 Important:
No signal fires if you are already in a trade — one position at a time, clean sequencing.
3️⃣ Stop-Loss Logic (Wave-Anchored Risk)
Stops are not arbitrary.
They are anchored to:
Recent wave low (for longs)
Recent wave high (for shorts)
This ensures:
Stops sit beyond real market structure
Risk reflects actual auction failure, not candle noise
4️⃣ Take-Profit Logic (Risk × Reward)
Take-profit is mechanically derived:
TP = Risk × Risk:Reward Ratio
Examples:
RR = 1.0 → TP = same distance as SL
RR = 1.5 → TP = 1.5× SL distance
RR = 2.0 → TP = expansion-focused swings
This keeps results comparable, repeatable, and testable.
5️⃣ Optional RSI Exit (Momentum Fade)
RSI is not used for entries.
It is used only as an optional early-exit filter:
Trade RSI Condition
Long RSI crosses down from Overbought
Short RSI crosses up from Oversold
This is designed for:
Reducing give-back during exhaustion
Tight markets where expansion stalls
Volatility contraction environments
🔕 You can disable this entirely for pure structure trading.
📦 VISUAL OUTPUTS
🔲 Risk Boxes (Core Feature)
Every trade plots:
Green box = profit zone
Red box = loss zone
Boxes:
Extend forward bar-by-bar
Stop updating once trade resolves
Allow instant visual expectancy review
🔺 Signal Arrows
Green ▲ = Structure Break Long
Red ▼ = Structure Break Short
No repainting.
No intrabar guessing.
🧮 Performance Stats Table
Tracks:
Total trades
Wins
Losses
Win rate %
📌 This is contextual feedback, not a promise of future results.
🎯 RECOMMENDED TIMEFRAMES (VERY IMPORTANT)
This indicator performs best when structure matters.
⭐ PRIMARY TIMEFRAMES (Recommended)
Timeframe Use Case
15-Minute Intraday structure breaks, clean expansions
30-Minute Session-level continuation
1-Hour Swing structure, reduced noise
2-Hour Institutional rhythm, fewer false breaks
4-Hour Macro structure legs
✔ These timeframes allow pivots to form properly
✔ Stops remain structurally meaningful
✔ RR math stays realistic
⚠️ SECONDARY / CONDITIONAL
Timeframe Notes
5-Minute Use only during trend days
Daily Works well, but slower signal frequency
🚫 NOT RECOMMENDED
Timeframe Why
1–3 Minute Too much pivot distortion
Tick / Seconds Breaks structure logic entirely
This is not a scalping indicator.
🟩 BACKGROUND BIAS SHADING
Green tint → Active long bias
Red tint → Active short bias
No tint → Neutral / flat
This helps:
Avoid over-trading
Stay aligned with active structure
Recognize when the system is waiting
🧠 HOW TO USE THIS CORRECTLY
Best Practices
✔ Trade only in expansion environments
✔ Let pivots form before expecting signals
✔ Respect the stop — it is structurally valid
✔ Journal results per timeframe
Avoid
✘ Forcing trades in chop
✘ Using this as a reversal indicator
✘ Lowering timeframe to “get more signals”
⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not:
Predict markets
Guarantee profits
Replace risk management
Trading involves substantial risk and can result in loss of capital.
Past performance does not guarantee future results.
MINI Lead Osc v2_ CCI_ Impulse_ REG🔹 MINI Lead Osc v2 — Momentum, Impulse & Early Reversal Tool
MINI Lead Osc v2 is a leading momentum oscillator designed to detect early shifts in market strength, impulse exhaustion, and potential reversals before they become obvious on price.
This indicator is part of the ICT Suite ecosystem and is engineered to work in confluence with:
Regression SuperTrend (WAIT)
Liquidity Oscillator (Structure & Bias)
Used together, they form a complete top-down trading framework.
⚙️ Core Logic
MINI Lead Osc v2 blends multiple engines into a single clean signal:
• CCI + RSI slope momentum
• ATR volatility shift
• Pivot-based divergence detection
• Adaptive Sensitivity+ engine
• Regression channel (linreg + RMSE bands)
The output is a normalized lead line that reacts before classic lagging indicators.
🚀 What This Indicator Is Best For
✔ Early trend continuation signals
✔ Detecting impulse starts, weakness, and distribution
✔ Filtering noise during ranges
✔ Momentum confirmation for pullback entries
✔ Spotting divergence without repainting
This is not a standalone “buy/sell spam” indicator — it is a decision-quality tool.
🔁 How to Use (Recommended Setup)
For best results, use MINI Lead Osc v2 together with:
1️⃣ Regression SuperTrend (WAIT)
→ Defines dominant trend & market regime
→ Filters counter-trend signals
2️⃣ Liquidity Oscillator (Structure)
→ Confirms break → pullback → continuation logic
→ Adds HTF bias & session context
3️⃣ MINI Lead Osc v2 (this script)
→ Times entries
→ Detects early momentum shifts
→ Confirms impulse quality
📌 Trade only when all three align.
🧠 Important Notes
• Signals are non-repainting (bar-close confirmed)
• Designed for discretionary trading, not automation
• Works best on 5m – 15m – 1h timeframes
• Crypto, Futures, and FX friendly
⚠️ Disclaimer
This indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not constitute financial advice.
Always manage risk and confirm with price action.
Vishall FINAL candle Power X Strategy-AUTO EXPORTVishall FINAL candle Power X Strategy-AUTO EXPORT
longPower = close - low
shortPower = high - close
Y = close
x = ((longPower - shortPower) / Y) * 100
Pro-Vision ATR + ExhaustionThis indicator is designed to provide Real-Time Volatility Guardrails. Unlike standard ATR indicators that plot a single line at the bottom of your chart, this tool projects volatility "shells" directly onto the price action from the current candle.
It answers the most critical question in a live trade: "How far can this stock move right now before it is statistically exhausted?"
The Components
Current ATR Centerpiece: The lines originate from the most recent price action, updating live with every tick.
Target Lines (1.5x ATR - Yellow): These represent the "Normal Expected Move." In a healthy trend, price often reaches these levels without much resistance.
Exhaustion Lines (3.0x ATR - Red): These represent "Extreme Volatility." Statistically, it is rare for price to sustain a move beyond 3x its average range in a single period without a pullback or consolidation.
How to Trade It
1. Profit Taking (The "Target" Exit)
If you are in a long position and price hits the Yellow Upper Line, it has achieved its expected volatility move for that timeframe.
Strategy: Scale out 50% of your position here. This locks in gains based on math rather than emotion.
2. Reversal Trading (The "Exhaustion" Play)
When price pierces or touches the Red Exhaustion Line, the asset is "overbought" or "oversold" relative to its recent volatility.
Strategy: Look for a reversal candle (like a shooting star or hammer) touching the red line.
The Trade: Short the asset at the red line with a tight stop, or close your long position immediately. These levels often act as "invisible" ceilings.
3. Setting "Smart" Stop Losses
Standard stops are often placed at arbitrary percentages. Using this indicator, you can place your stop just outside the 1.5x ATR line.
Strategy: If you enter a trade and price moves past the opposite ATR line, the volatility has shifted against you, and the original trade thesis is likely invalid.
4. Filtering Bad Entries (The "Don't Chase" Rule)
Strategy: If you are looking to go Long, but the price is already sitting at the Yellow Line, the "meat of the move" is likely over.
Rule: Never enter a new position if the price is already 75% of the way to the Red Exhaustion line. Wait for a mean reversion back to the middle.
Candle Power X Value _ Strategy Candle Power X Value — Strategy 1.0
// === Base values ===
longPower = close - low
shortPower = high - close
// === Y calculation ===
Y = close
// === Final X formula ===
x = ((longPower - shortPower) / Y) * 100
MoneyMakers Scalping Signals1-5 min frame, a versatile market indicator designed to highlight emerging trends and structural shifts in crypto price action before they fully develop. By combining price dynamics, momentum behavior and market context into a clean visual output, it helps traders make more informed decisions without noise or lag. Suitable for both short- and mid-term analysis, the indicator offers a clearer view of potential reversal zones, trend continuations and key market cycles.
LevelsOverview
HL Marking Pro is a clean, multi-timeframe level marker designed for traders who prioritize a clutter-free workspace. Unlike standard indicators that crowd the chart area with text labels, this script utilizes native Price Scale Tags to display key historical and intraday levels directly on the Y-axis.
Key Features
Axis-Integrated Labels: Key levels are displayed as colored tags on the right-hand price scale, keeping the candle area clear for price action analysis.
Dynamic Session Tracking: Includes real-time tracking for the current Session High (SH) and Session Low (SL).
Multi-Timeframe Logic: Automatically tracks Previous Daily (PDH/L), Weekly (PWH/L), Monthly (PMH/L), Quarterly (PQH/L), and Yearly (PYH/L) levels.
Smart Visibility: To prevent "color waterfalls" on the axis, lower-tier levels (Daily/Session) are automatically hidden on higher timeframe charts (Weekly/Monthly).
Reliable ATH: The All-Time High (ATH) is calculated via security calls to ensure it remains visible and accurate even on high-timeframe charts where bar history might be limited.
No Repainting: All historical levels reference completed candles to ensure levels stay fixed and reliable throughout the trading session.
How to Use
Add the script to your chart.
To get the cleanest look (matching the screenshots), Right-click the Price Scale -> Labels -> and select "Value Only". This removes the indicator name and the colon (:) prefix.
The script will automatically adjust which levels are shown based on the timeframe you are currently viewing.
Vishall Candel Power Strategy with timeVishall Candel Power Strategy with time
//=== Base values ===
longPower = close - low
shortPower = high - close
// === Y calculation ===
Y = close
// === Final X formula (YOUR VALUE) ===
x = ((longPower - shortPower) / Y) * 100
Vishall Candel Power x value Strategy with timeVishall Candel Power x value Strategy with time
longPower = close - low
shortPower = high - close
// === Y calculation ===
Y = close
// === Final X formula (YOUR VALUE) ===
x = ((longPower - shortPower) / Y) * 100
NeuraCloud - Ichimoku (Purple Kumo) + Alerts (Minimal)NeuraCloud is a clean, modern interpretation of the Ichimoku Cloud, designed to identify trend direction, market structure, and key support/resistance zones at a glance.
The purple cloud (Kumo) acts as a dynamic trend filter:
• Price above the cloud indicates bullish conditions
• Price below the cloud indicates bearish conditions
• Price inside the cloud signals consolidation or uncertainty
NeuraCloud combines the cloud with Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen to highlight momentum shifts, pullbacks, and trend continuation opportunities. Built-in alerts notify you of price/cloud breaks, momentum crosses, and cloud flips, helping you stay aligned with high-probability market structure.
Ideal for trend traders, swing traders, and multi-timeframe analysis, NeuraCloud keeps charts clean while delivering clear market context.
Squeeze ChannelSqueeze Channel
Volatility compression is one of the most reliable precursors to significant price movement. When markets consolidate, energy builds—like a coiled spring waiting to release. This indicator detects these compression phases using the classic squeeze methodology, then captures the consolidation range as a tradeable channel. The tighter the squeeze, the more potential energy stored for the eventual breakout.
What makes this approach effective is the combination of volatility-based timing with price structure. Rather than blindly trading every squeeze release, the indicator defines clear breakout levels based on the actual swing highs and lows formed during compression. This creates objective entry triggers while the squeeze intensity gradient (yellow → red) helps gauge the quality of the setup before committing.
How It Works
Squeeze Detection
The indicator identifies periods of volatility compression when Bollinger Bands contract inside Keltner Channels. A 5-color gradient (yellow → orange → red) visualizes squeeze intensity in real-time—the tighter the squeeze, the closer to red.
Channel Formation
When a squeeze begins, the indicator captures a swing high/low channel:
- Lookback : Grabs the highest high and lowest low over the past N bars
- Lookforward : Allows the channel to expand if price exceeds bounds in the first few bars
- Lock : Once the expansion window closes, the channel locks in place
The channel persists until price breaks out, regardless of whether the squeeze has ended.
Signal Types
Primary Signals
Bullish Breakout | 🔼 Teal Triangle | Close above channel high
Bearish Breakout | 🔽 Red Triangle | Close below channel low
Failed Breakout Reversals
When enabled, the indicator watches for failed breakouts—price breaks one direction then reverses through the opposite channel bound.
Bull Reversal | 💎 Cyan Diamond | Failed bear breakout, reclaims above
Bear Reversal | 💎 Magenta Diamond | Failed bull breakout, breaks below
Extended S/R Retest Signals
After a breakout, channel levels are stored as support/resistance for future retests. These levels remain invisible until price approaches within a user-defined ATR distance.
S/R Bull Breakout | 🔼 Faded Triangle | Breaks above extended resistance
S/R Bear Breakout | 🔽 Faded Triangle | Breaks below extended support
S/R Bull Reversal | 💎 Faded Diamond | Reclaims extended support
S/R Bear Reversal | 💎 Faded Diamond | Rejected at extended resistance
Settings
Squeeze Detection
- Bollinger Length (default: 12) — Shorter length = tighter bands, easier squeeze entry
- Bollinger Multiplier (default: 2.0)
- Keltner Length (default: 20)
- Keltner ATR Multiplier (default: 2.0) — Higher = wider channel, easier squeeze entry
Channel Settings
- Swing Lookback Bars (default: 5) — Bars to look back for initial channel
- Swing Lookforward Bars** (default: 3) — Bars to allow channel expansion
Reversal Detection
- Enable Failed Breakout Reversal — Toggle reversal signals on/off
- Reversal Watch Bars (default: 7) — How long to watch for failed breakout
Extended S/R
- Show Extended S/R Levels — Display historical channel levels
- Enable S/R Retest Signals — Toggle retest signals on/off
- Extended Level Bars (default: 50) — How long levels remain active
- S/R Signal Delay Bars (default: 5) — Delay before retest signals activate (filters noise)
- ATR Proximity Threshold (default: 1.0) — Distance for level visibility
- ATR Length (default: 14)
Visual Guide
- Colored dots = Active squeeze channel (gradient shows intensity)
- Fuchsia dots = Channel waiting for breakout (squeeze ended)
- Faded teal/red dots = Extended S/R levels (appear on proximity)
- Triangles = Breakout signals
- Diamonds = Reversal signals (failed breakouts)
SwissSignals GOLDWhen trading, your order is:
Status WAITING → do nothing
Status SETUP → pay attention
LIVE signal → take control of the market (if you want)
TP1 → BE is active
Either TP2/TP3/TP4 or exit BE






















