Replay FootprintReplay Footprint (RF) is a footprint (cluster) volume analysis indicator with a key feature: full support for Replay mode.
You can rewind to any point in history, and the indicator will re-request real tick data (or the lower timeframe specified in the inputs) and rebuild the footprint as if the market were forming in real time. This allows accurate historical analysis without distorted or pre-aggregated data.
The indicator displays:
buy and sell volume at each price level,
imbalance levels,
delta and volume imbalances,
Point of Control (POC),
Value Area High / Low (VAH / VAL).
Replay note
If you want to play Replay in real time, make sure to run Replay using a lower resolution (ticks or lower timeframe) rather than the chart resolution.
In this mode, the indicator works correctly and updates footprint data in real time.
Requesting detailed data is a resource-intensive operation.
If you encounter memory limit errors, reduce the number of price rows or the amount of detailed bars requested.
If you need more detail, you can increase these values, keeping TradingView limits in mind.
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Edgecraft - Volume SurgeEdgecraft — Volume Surge highlights moments when trading activity meaningfully increases, by flagging candles where volume exceeds a user-defined percentage of the recent average. A sudden rise in volume often signals that participation has changed — more traders are involved, liquidity is improving, and price action may be transitioning from “noise” to “decision.”
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What it does
At its core, this script compares the current candle’s volume to the average volume over a lookback period and triggers when that candle reaches your chosen threshold (example: 150%, 185%, 250%, etc.). When a surge happens, the indicator plots a marker and can also trigger alerts.
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What problem it solves
A breakout, breakdown, or reversal that occurs on weak participation can fail quickly. This tool helps you quickly answer:
• “Is this move attracting real attention?”
• “Is volume expanding in the direction of price?”
Rather than trying to “predict,” it gives you a participation filter to support better decision-making.
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How it helps your decision process
• Helps you start thinking in a top-down way: Price + Participation
• Makes it easier to spot when the market is actually “awake”
• Reduces confusion from random intraday wiggles by focusing on meaningful activity
• Adds a clean confirmation layer to breakouts, breakdowns, ORB moves, trend continuation, and reversals
• Helps identify when liquidity/attention returns after consolidation
• Useful as a “trigger condition” for scanners and alerts without needing heavy overlays
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Key features
• Custom Volume Surge Threshold (%)
Choose exactly what “surge” means to you: 150%, 185%, 250%, etc.
• Volume Average Length
Control how sensitive the baseline is by adjusting the averaging period.
• Direction Filter (Any / Bullish / Bearish)
Only show surges aligned with candle direction if you want cleaner signals.
• RTH Filter (Exchange Time)
Optionally restrict signals to Regular Trading Hours to avoid thin-liquidity noise.
• Minimal chart markers
Diamond markers appear only when the conditions are met. Clean by design.
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Alert system
The script provides two alert conditions:
• Bullish Volume Surge
• Bearish Volume Surge
This makes it easy to create alerts that match your trading bias:
• set separate notification tones,
• route them to different webhooks,
• or use them for different trade plans.
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How to use it
• Breakout confirmation: A breakout with a bullish surge signal suggests stronger participation.
• Breakdown confirmation: A bearish surge signal can help validate downside continuation.
• Reversal check: If price flips but volume doesn’t expand, you may treat the move as lower quality.
• Intraday focus: Enable RTH filtering to prioritize higher-quality market hours.
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Edgecraft tools aim to stay simple, readable, and decision-focused — giving traders clearer context without turning the chart into a dashboard. If you find this useful, give us a like! Look for more releases from Edgecraft Indicators soon.
Mounir Delta Wave HistogramMounir Delta Wave Histogram is a professional volume-based indicator designed to visualize directional market waves using estimated volume delta.
It accumulates buying and selling pressure across price movements to form clear histogram blocks that represent bullish and bearish waves. Each wave displays:
• Total traded volume
• Volume delta (buyers vs sellers)
• Delta percentage
• Time duration of each wave
This allows traders to quickly identify:
✔ Strong momentum moves
✔ Hidden divergence between price and volume
✔ Trend continuation and exhaustion
✔ Shifts in market pressure
The indicator offers multiple display modes, customizable colors, wave inversion options, and alert conditions for key thresholds and new wave formations.
📊 Compatible with all markets including Futures, Forex, Crypto, Stocks, and Indices — anywhere volume data is available.
Ideal for:
• Order flow analysis
• Momentum trading
• Scalping & swing trading
• Trend confirmation
Volume Tick Color IndicatorOverview
A clean volume indicator that highlights significant volume spikes using color-coded bars. Quickly identify high-volume breakouts and low-activity periods at a glance.
How to Use
Black Bars — High volume detected. Price action on these bars often signals strong momentum or potential breakout/breakdown. Pay attention to the direction of the candle.
Green Bars — Normal or low volume. Market is in a quieter phase with less participation.
Settings
EMA Period for High Volume — Adjusts sensitivity for detecting volume spikes. Lower values = more signals, higher values = fewer but stronger signals.
Lookback Bars for High Volume — Number of previous bars the current volume must exceed to qualify as high volume.
Average Volume Period — Additional filter requiring volume to exceed this longer-term average. Enabled by default at 100 bars for stricter high-volume detection.
Enable Average Volume Filter — Toggle the additional average volume filter on/off.
Use Different Colors for Bullish/Bearish High Volume — When enabled, distinguishes between high volume on up-candles vs down-candles using separate colors.
Show EMA Line — Display the volume EMA as an orange reference line.
Alerts
* High Volume Alert — Triggers when a high-volume bar is detected.
* Low Volume Alert — Triggers when volume drops below the previous 2 bars.
Best Used For
* Spotting breakout confirmation
* Identifying climax volume at tops/bottoms
* Filtering low-conviction price moves
* Confluence with price action or other indicators
Volume Profiler BVDSVolume Profiler BVDS$
The Volume Profiler is a special indicator build for the purpose of reading Live market volume. What makes this indicator so special is the fact that there's no indicator build like this. The idea is simple: Markets grow and move, so does volume. This indicator will help us London based traders choose what volume we have for the day.
So why is it special? This indicator pulls consistent data for you. Not only that, it updates the volume ratio with that data to ensure you always have a consistent treshold!
It tracks:
-Average daily volume 18:00>9.30 EST
-Current market volume
-Volume ratio helping you choose between High or Low volume
-Table showing the current numbers and volume state
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The indicator is fully customizable! Colors can be customized for your lines and tables. Same goes for the volume cloud.
This indicator is still a work in progress and will update as we go!
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HOANO is a special, custom-designed indicator. It is a private (invite-only) indicator, created specifically for analysis and testing purposes.
This indicator is not intended for public use and requires the author’s permission before being applied to any chart. There are no guarantees or assurances of profit. The indicator is provided “as is” and is for educational and reference purposes only.
If you wish to be granted access, please contact the author directly.
SHYAM BHAKT VOLUME POWERThe SHYAM BHAKT VOLUME POWER is a Volume-Weighted Support & Resistance indicator.
In a few words: It identifies key price zones (Support and Resistance) but only validates them if they occur on high buying or selling volume.
Key Features:
Volume Validation: Unlike standard S/R levels, these boxes only appear when there is significant "Delta Volume" (a surge in buying or selling pressure), helping you ignore weak price moves.
Multi-Period Analysis: It tracks three different timeframes (5, 10, and 20 periods) simultaneously to show you short-term and long-term price walls.
Dynamic Breakouts: It visually signals when a level "holds" (diamond icons) or "breaks" (dashed lines and labels), showing you if a Support has flipped into a Resistance.
Net Power Dashboard: A real-time table that sums up all the volume at active Support vs. Resistance levels to tell you whether Bulls or Bears have more "Net Power" at that moment.
Institutional Order FlowInstitutional Order Flow is a specialized indicator designed to detect and visualize significant orders that may represent institutional trading activity. By analyzing granular lower timeframe data within each chart candle, the indicator identifies unusually large orders and displays them directly on your chart as labeled markers, providing insight into where traders with substantial capital have entered or exited the market.
The indicator employs a proprietary adaptive algorithm that dynamically calculates volume significance thresholds based on recent market conditions. Rather than relying on static thresholds that require constant manual adjustment across different instruments, this indicator automatically adapts to the unique volume characteristics of whatever you're trading. What qualifies as a "large order" on ES futures is vastly different from crude oil or gold—this indicator handles that distinction automatically using custom formulas that identify orders representing significant institutional activity.
Here are some screenshots of the indicator across various markets:
Tesla 1 minute chart:
MES 1 minute chart:
Silver 1 minute chart:
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Key Features
Adaptive Threshold Calculation
The core innovation of this indicator is its proprietary method for determining what constitutes a significant order across varying degrees of trading thresholds. The algorithm continuously analyzes recent market activity and calculates dynamic thresholds that adapt to current conditions. During high-activity sessions, thresholds adjust accordingly; during quieter periods, they recalibrate. This means the indicator remains effective across all market conditions without manual reconfiguration.
Four-Tier Classification System
Orders are classified into four distinct tiers based on their significance relative to recent activity:
Tier 1: The absolute largest orders—rare, exceptional institutional activity
Tier 2: Very large orders—substantial activity that stands out clearly
Tier 3: Large orders—notable but more frequent significant volume
Tier 4: Significant orders above the baseline threshold
You control which tiers are displayed, allowing you to focus on only the most exceptional orders or cast a wider net to see more activity. Each tier has its own customizable text size, creating an immediate visual hierarchy where the most significant orders are the most prominent.
Top Orders Tracking
The indicator maintains a separate tracking system that records the largest orders detected across your entire chart history of available data. Unlike the tier thresholds which adapt to recent conditions, the Top Orders table shows you the absolute biggest orders ever seen on the chart—giving you a historical reference point for exceptional institutional activity throughout the historical bars that are available on your chart from the lower timeframe used for data.
Directional Classification
Each detected order is classified by direction based on price movement. Since TradingView does not provide native directional order data (buy vs. sell), the indicator determines direction by comparing the close price of each lower timeframe bar to the previous close:
Bullish (green): Price moved up—associated with buying pressure
Bearish (red): Price moved down—associated with selling pressure
Neutral: No price change detected
This provides a practical approximation of order direction within the limitations of available data.
It is important to note that price could have moved up or down based on the order book and current available orders, so the classification of buy and sell orders based on price movement is not 100% accurate and may give false direction of some orders due to the lack of data available from each tick. The data Tradingview provides also does not include entry or exit order classification, so any order shown could be an entry or an exit from a position. Please keep this in mind when analyzing directional order flow data.
To avoid potentially inaccurate directional data, turn off the setting titled Color Labels By Direction On/Off.
Smart Label Management
The indicator includes two complementary label shifting systems to keep your chart clean and readable:
Manual Shifting: Move all labels horizontally away from candles (left or right) by a customizable number of bars. A connecting line is drawn back to the original price level where the order occurred.
Automatic Multi-Order Shifting: When multiple orders from the same tier occur on a single chart bar, labels automatically spread apart to prevent overlap. The first order stays at the bar, while subsequent orders shift incrementally. Each tier maintains its own counter, so Tier 1 and Tier 2 orders shift independently of each other. The shift direction follows your Label Style setting—if labels appear on the left, additional orders shift further left; if labels appear on the right, additional orders shift further right.
Flexible Data Source
Analyze volume from one instrument while viewing price action on another. This is particularly useful when trading micro contracts where the full-size counterpart has more reliable institutional order detection due to higher liquidity.
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How It Works
The indicator requests data from a timeframe smaller than your chart timeframe using TradingView's lower timeframe data functions. For example, on a 5-minute chart with tick data selected, the indicator retrieves every individual trade that occurred within each 5-minute candle.
This granular data is processed through a proprietary adaptive algorithm that:
Maintains awareness of recent volume patterns for the instrument
Calculates dynamic thresholds that define what qualifies for each tier
Compares each incoming order against these thresholds
Displays qualifying orders as labels at their corresponding price levels
Tracks the largest orders seen across all chart history separately
The adaptive nature of the threshold calculation ensures thresholds remain meaningful regardless of the instrument, trading session, or market environment—no manual tuning required.
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How To Trade With This Indicator
The most effective approach involves patience and precision:
Identify Clusters of Top-Tier Orders - When you observe multiple Tier 1 or Tier 2 orders occurring at similar price levels, this creates a cluster zone of significant institutional interest. These clusters often represent areas where large participants have accumulated or distributed positions. Mark these levels for future reference and place entries in the direction of the large buyers with your orders at or very close to the same price of the large orders. Many times these institutional buyers will defend their orders and price will have a significant reaction from those price levels that you can take advantage of.
Wait for Price to Return - After identifying a cluster zone, the key is patience. When price moves away from these areas and later returns, you have a high-probability setup developing. Areas where institutional-sized orders previously executed often act as support or resistance because large participants who entered at these levels have a vested interest in defending their positions. Looks to scalp profits from the reaction at these levels.
Execute Scalp Trades on the Retest - When price approaches a previously established cluster zone, look for a bounce trade in the direction that price approached from:
If price drops DOWN into a cluster zone, look for a LONG scalp as price bounces
If price rises UP into a cluster zone, look for a SHORT scalp as price rejects
Being patient and waiting for price to return to top-tier order clusters provides high-probability setups. These levels are very likely to produce price reactions that can be captured with scalp trades in the direction price approached from.
Multi-Market Confluence - For additional confirmation, consider using two instances of this indicator pulling Tier 1 data from correlated markets. For example, monitoring both ES and NQ or NQ and MNQ for significant orders can reveal when institutional activity is occurring across multiple indices simultaneously, providing stronger confluence for your trade decisions.
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Using The Data Source Feature
The Data Source setting allows you to analyze volume from a related instrument while viewing price on another. Common applications:
View MES chart → Analyze ES volume data
View MNQ chart → Analyze NQ volume data
View M2K chart → Analyze RTY volume data
This provides cleaner institutional order detection since full-sized contracts typically have higher volume and more obvious large order activity.
Another way to use this feature is to add a second instance of the indicator to your chart and set the second one to another similar asset so you can see coordinated trading across different tickers such as GC and MGC, NQ and MNQ, ES and MES or you can mix and match by looking at data from NQ and ES on the NQ chart. Change the label and info table text colors of the second indicator to a different color to be able to tell the difference between which ticker each order came from.
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Settings Overview
Main Settings
Label Style: Controls label positioning relative to bars (Left, Right, Center, Above, Below)
Data Source: Optionally specify a different symbol for volume analysis
Lower Timeframe: Select the granularity for data collection (tick data like "1T" or time-based like "1S")
Order Tiers to Display: Choose which tier levels appear on your chart
Order Size Filter: Optional absolute minimum volume threshold (works in combination with tiers)
Color Labels By Direction: Toggle directional coloring on or off
Label Styling
Directional colors for up/down/neutral movement
Independent text size settings for each tier (Tier 1 through Tier 4)
Label text color and non-directional background color
Manual label shifting: Move all labels left or right by a set number of bars
Automatic multi-order shifting: When multiple orders from the same tier occur on one bar, each additional order shifts incrementally to prevent overlap (configurable increment)
Info Table Settings
The Info Table displays real-time information including:
Current lower timeframe being analyzedCurrent threshold values for Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3
Size filter status (value or "Off")
Data source symbol being used Fully customizable position, colors, and text size.
Top Orders Table Settings
The Top Orders Table displays the largest orders detected across your entire chart history, ranked from largest to smallest. Configure how many orders to track (1-20), table position, colors, and text size.
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Important Notes
Warmup Period - The indicator requires sufficient historical data before displaying labels. Until enough lower timeframe data has been collected, labels will not appear and tier thresholds may show "N/A" in the Info Table. This ensures thresholds are calculated from a meaningful sample rather than insufficient data.
Historical Data Availability - Tick-level and second-level data has limited history on TradingView. The indicator works best on recent data where granular timeframes are available.
Label Limits - TradingView restricts indicators to 500 labels and 500 lines maximum. During extremely active periods, not all qualifying orders may be displayed if these limits are reached. Consider restricting to fewer tiers if you encounter this limitation.
Volume Analysis Proxy - This indicator analyzes volume at price levels from standard OHLCV data. It is not order book data, level 2 data, or footprint chart data. It provides a technical proxy for identifying significant volume events based on the data TradingView makes available.
Direction Detection Limitation - Since TradingView does not provide native buy/sell order classification or entry/exit order classification, direction is determined by comparing consecutive close prices. This is an approximation that works well in practice but is not the same as true order flow direction data.
No Guarantee of Future Performance - The presence of large orders at a price level does not guarantee price will react at that level in the future. This indicator is a tool for analysis, not a signal generator. Always use proper risk management and combine with your broader trading methodology.
Fix Indicator Loading Error - If the indicator fails to load or displays incorrectly, toggle the "Fix Indicator Loading Error" setting on then off to force TradingView to restart the indicator.
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Why This Indicator Is Unique
Most volume-based indicators rely on fixed thresholds or simple multipliers that require constant manual adjustment for different instruments and changing market conditions. This indicator's proprietary adaptive algorithm eliminates that problem by dynamically calculating significance thresholds that automatically adapt to whatever you're trading.
The combination of adaptive tier classification systems, visual size hierarchy, directional analysis, intelligent label management for cluttered bars, all-time top order tracking, and flexible data sourcing creates a comprehensive tool for identifying where significant volume has entered the market—information that can enhance your trading decisions when combined with sound analysis and risk management.
Order Flow IndicatorThe Order Flow Indicator is an advanced order flow analysis tool that processes lower timeframe (LTF) tick-level data to reveal the underlying buying and selling dynamics behind price movement. Using custom scoring formulas and proprietary weighting algorithms, this indicator transforms raw tick data into actionable visualizations that help traders understand market microstructure, detect potential institutional activity, and identify shifts in buying and selling pressure.
Unlike standard volume indicators that only show total volume per bar, this indicator analyzes every individual tick within each chart bar—potentially hundreds or thousands of data points—to calculate directional pressure, volume absorption, and large order detection with far greater precision.
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Core Features
1. Institutional Buyer Histogram
The institutional buyer histogram identifies and displays large orders that likely represent institutional or professional trading activity. The indicator uses a proprietary classification system with an adaptive algorithm to detect which orders are the most important, automatically calibrating to different instruments and market conditions without manual adjustment.
Large orders are classified by direction:
Buy Orders (green, above zero) : Large orders where price moved up
Sell Orders (red, below zero) : Large orders where price moved down
Neutral Orders (white, split across zero) : Large orders with no directional impact
The tiered filtering system allows you to adjust sensitivity:
Tier 1 Only : Shows only the absolute largest, most significant orders
Tier 1 & 2 Only : Shows very large orders (default setting)
Tier 1, 2 & 3 Only : Shows large orders with more frequency
All Tiers : Shows all significant orders above normal retail size
Use Order Size Filter Only : Bypass the adaptive tier system and filter purely by a specific order size threshold
An optional Size Filter can be enabled to set an absolute minimum order size in addition to tier filtering, allowing for precise control over which orders are displayed.
2. Buy & Sell Pressure Histogram
Visualizes the total directional pressure within each bar using a proprietary scoring system that weights volume by price impact. The histogram height represents total pressure intensity, while the color gradient—ranging from neutral gray to green (buying) or red (selling)—indicates how one-sided the activity was. Bars with strong directional conviction display more saturated colors, while mixed or balanced activity remains closer to neutral.
The color intensity is determined by custom adaptive algorithms that compare current activity against recent historical context, providing meaningful visual feedback about the strength and conviction of each bar's order flow.
3. Absorption Histogram
Detects when significant volume occurs without proportional price movement. High absorption readings suggest that large orders may be getting filled without moving the market, potentially indicating institutional activity, strong support/resistance levels, or an active battle between buyers and sellers. This can mean a reversal is coming or that the move is exhausted.
The indicator uses proprietary efficiency calculations and adaptive normalization to compare current absorption against recent historical context, automatically adjusting to different market conditions and volatility.
4. Neutral Volume Histogram
Displays cumulative volume where price remained unchanged between ticks. Elevated neutral volume may indicate consolidation, indecision, or large orders being executed at a single price level without directional impact. These are typically limit orders where institutional buyers were trying to get their orders filled without moving the markets.
5. Order Flow Trend Line & Moving Averages
Tracks cumulative directional order flow over time, resetting at user-defined intervals (hourly, daily, weekly, etc.). Two calculation methods are available:
Basic : Raw cumulative volume delta (up volume minus down volume)
Advanced : Uses the proprietary scoring system for volume-weighted directional measurement
Three time-based moving averages (default: 15min, 1H, 4H) provide trend context. Unlike traditional bar-based MAs, these automatically calculate the appropriate length based on your chart timeframe, ensuring consistent time periods across different charts. Optional color-filled areas show when the trend line is above or below each MA for quick visual reference.
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How To Read The Indicator
Institutional Histogram Interpretation:
Green spikes above zero = Large buying orders detected
Red spikes below zero = Large selling orders detected
White spikes above and below zero = Large neutral orders detected
Simultaneous buy and sell spikes = Two-sided institutional activity (potential reversal zone or high-interest price level)
The identification table on your chart shows which tier filter is active and any size filter threshold
Pressure Histogram Interpretation:
Tall bars with saturated green = Strong, mostly one-sided buying pressure
Tall bars with saturated red = Strong, mostly one-sided selling pressure
Shorter or gray-tinted bars = Lower conviction or balanced activity from buyers and sellers
Absorption Histogram Interpretation:
Tall bright bars = High volume absorbed without moving price (potential reversal or exhaustion of the move)
Low/absent bars = Volume efficiently moving price as expected
Neutral Volume Histogram Interpretation:
Large neutral volume signals clusters of limit orders from large buyers and sellers looking to fill their orders without moving the market. This can signal a potential reversal, or intention to support price from that area.
Trend Line Interpretation:
Rising trend line (green) = Cumulative buying pressure increasing
Falling trend line (red) = Cumulative selling pressure increasing
Trend crossing above/below MAs = Potential shift in order flow momentum
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Trading Applications
Scalping & Intraday Trading : Use the Institutional Histogram to identify when large players are entering the market. Imbalances between institutional buying and selling often precede short-term price movements. Watch for a strong directional bias from large orders and then look for pullbacks to enter positions in the same direction of the large order bias.
Watch for high spikes in absorption after an extended move up or down. This typically represents a reversal is coming or that the move is exhausted and a pullback to fair price areas is likely so trail your stop tightly if you are already in a position or use the absorption spike as a signal to watch for a potential entry near that spike candle.
Support & Resistance Confirmation : High Absorption readings at key price levels may confirm that orders are being absorbed, strengthening the case for support or resistance. Clusters of absorption can help identify accumulation and distribution zones. These often have price reactions that can be scalped for quick profits by trading back towards where price approached the support/resistance level from.
Trend Confirmation : The Order Flow Trend Line can confirm or diverge from price trends. Strong price moves accompanied by aligned order flow provide higher conviction. Divergences between price and cumulative delta may signal weak conviction from traders and indicate a potential reversal is coming.
Institutional Order Detection : Filter for only the largest orders (Tier 1) to see when potential institutional players are most active. These rare, significant orders often precede meaningful price moves. When you see a clear bias in direction from the institutional traders, look for pullbacks and then enter a position in the same direction as the large trader bias.
Volume Analysis : Compare Pressure and Neutral Volume histograms together. High pressure with low neutral volume suggests conviction moves, while high neutral volume with low pressure may indicate consolidation or absorption.
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Settings Overview
Global Settings:
Data Source : Analyze order flow from a different symbol (e.g., ES1! while viewing SPY). Leave empty to use the current chart symbol.
Lower Timeframe : The granularity of tick data analysis (default: 1T for 1-tick). Lower timeframes provide more accurate data but have limited historical depth.
Only Show Data For Confirmed Bars : When enabled, only displays data after bars close to prevent values from updating on open bars.
Institutional Buyer Histogram Settings:
Order Size Tier Filter : Adjust sensitivity from Tier 1 (largest orders only) through All Tiers (broader detection), or use Size Filter Only mode
Only Show Orders Above Filter Threshold : Enable an additional absolute minimum order size filter
Order Size Filter Threshold : Set a specific minimum volume when the size filter is enabled
Color Settings : Customize buy, sell, and neutral order colors
Buy & Sell Pressure Histogram Settings:
Enable/disable and invert the histogram
Customize buy pressure, sell pressure, and base colors for the gradient system
Absorption Histogram Settings:
Enable/disable and invert the histogram
Customize absorption and base colors
Neutral Volume Histogram Settings:
Enable/disable and invert the histogram
Customize the neutral volume color
Order Flow Trend Settings:
Calculation Method : Basic (raw delta) or Advanced (proprietary scoring)
Smoothing Length : Apply SMA smoothing to the trend line (1 = no smoothing)
Reset Period : When cumulative values reset (5min through 1 Year)
MA 1/2/3 Timeframes : Time-based moving average periods (each can be independently enabled)
MA Fill : Optional color fill between trend line and MAs
Identification Table:
Enable/disable the on-chart table showing active features
Customize position, background color, and text color
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Important Notes & Limitations
Lower Timeframe Data Requirements : This indicator is designed to work with tick-level data (1T timeframe) for maximum accuracy. The quality of analysis depends directly on the granularity of data available:
Tick-based intervals require a paid TradingView subscription (Ultimate plan)
Historical tick data is very limited — even on the Ultimate plan, only 40,000 bars of historical tick data is available which can be days worth of data on some charts and only hours worth of data on charts like NQ where there are a large amount of traders constantly buying and selling.
Second-based data requires Premium or Ultimate plans. This will give you more history to work with, but multiple transactions can happen within a single second bar, so the data, especially directional data will not be as accurate as tick level data.
Using higher LTF settings (such as 1-minute) will still work but provides less granular order flow analysis
For complete information on data availability by subscription tier, see the TradingView pricing page.
Volume Data Required : This indicator requires volume data to function. Instruments without volume data (such as some forex pairs from certain brokers) cannot be analyzed with this tool.
Real-Time Updates : Without "Only Show Data For Confirmed Bars" enabled, the current bar's values will update in real-time as new ticks arrive. Enable this setting if you prefer to act only on finalized data that will not change upon bar confirmation.
Instrument Compatibility : While designed primarily for futures trading analysis, this indicator works on any instrument with volume data including stocks, forex, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies.
Using Multiple Instances Of The Indicator : There are multiple different options for you to use on this indicator, but having them on the same pane can be confusing and not obvious when the data overlaps. To fix this, just add a second or third instance of the indicator to your chart and then switch on the specific tool you want to use for that indicator pane. My personal favorite is the absorption on one pane and the institutional buyer histogram on another pane for easy analysis of both.
If you want to combine two histograms onto one indicator pane such as absorption and neutral volume, just enable the inversion setting on one of the tools so you get data on the positive side and negative side of the zero line and reduce how much space your indicator setup consumes of your chart.
Fix Indicator Loading Error: If the indicator fails to load or displays incorrectly, toggle the "Fix Indicator Loading Error" checkbox in settings. This forces TradingView to restart the indicator and typically resolves loading issues. Tradingview charts have issues with parsing tick data sometimes too, so if you see gaps between readings, try refreshing your browser. Most of the time that fixes the issue with gaps in data. If that does not resolve the issue, there may not be any tick data available from the exchange during that time period.
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Default Configuration
Out of the box, the indicator displays:
Institutional Buyer Histogram : Enabled with Tier 1 & 2 filter
Identification Table : Enabled (shows active features and current tier selection)
All other features : Disabled
This provides immediate value by showing large order detection without overwhelming the chart. Enable additional features as needed for your trading style.
Time-Segmented RVOLTime-Segmented RVOL
The Mathematical Flaw in Standard RVOL
Most Relative Volume (RVOL) indicators are built on a "Linear Scaling" hypothesis. They take the daily average and divide it by the number of bars in the day. This fails to account for the "Volume Smile"—the natural tendency for volume to be heavy at the open/close and dry up during mid-day. This leads to "False Highs" every morning and "False Lows" during lunch.
The Solution: Time-Slot Memory
This script uses a high-performance array to create a 20-Day Memory for every specific minute of the trading day.
Contextual Comparison: It compares the current 10:30 AM bar only to the previous twenty 10:30 AM bars.
Pre-Market Precision: Because it compares 4:00 AM volume to historical 4:00 AM volume, it can spot "early-bird" runners hours before the opening bell, identifying unusual interest when total volume is still low.
The Coherent Momentum Tiers
We have organized the color logic into four distinct, logical tiers to assist in rapid decision-making:
Cold (Blue): RVOL < 1.0 . Volume is below the historical average for this specific time slot.
Building (Green): RVOL 1.0 – 3.0. Active participation. The stock is "Awake" and moving with healthy, sustainable interest.
High Intensity (Yellow): RVOL 3.0 – 5.0. Extreme interest. The trade is becoming "crowded"; look for increased volatility.
Parabolic/Super High (Pink): RVOL > 5.0. Massive abnormality (5x+ normal volume). Common in small-cap "pumpers" and major institutional news events.
Trading Strategy: Spotting the "In-Play" Runner
The Awake Signal: Watch for a transition from Blue to Green. This confirms the ticker is "in-play" relative to its own 20-day history.
The Breakout: Look for Yellow or Pink bars accompanied by a price breakout from a consolidation zone. High RVOL confirms the move has real conviction.
Exhaustion (White X): The script includes built-in divergence tracking. If the price makes a new high but the RVOL bars are shrinking, a "White X" will appear. This suggests "Volume Exhaustion"—the fuel is running out.
Settings
Lookback (Days): Default is 20. This acts as a "Truth Filter" to ensure the baseline remains grounded in long-term reality rather than chasing short-term noise.
Custom Thresholds: Fully adjustable levels for the Green, Yellow, and Pink tiers to suit different asset classes (Small-caps vs. Mega-caps).
VWAP Enhanced (Visual Feedback)This is the standard Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) indicator, with the addition of an adjustable anchored time point. This modification aligns with the objective of analyzing price action relative to a specific subsequent event.
Volume InsiderThis indicator shows you the percentage of buyers and sellers per candle on any time frame. Please go into the setting and change the color for buy and sell to whatever you would like.
Lune Institutional Analysis Premium⬛️ Overview
Lune Institutional Analysis is a comprehensive suite of institutional-grade tools designed to visualize market liquidity and volume dynamics. By utilizing volume clustering and delta analysis, this indicator provides traders with a professional perspective on market activity, highlighting areas where significant volume concentrations occur. It is designed to complement strategies such as SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT (Inner Circle Trader) by providing a data-driven layer of institutional context.
Distinguished by its real-time, non-repainting calculations, Lune Institutional Analysis aims to bridge the gap between retail price action and volume-based institutional data, helping traders identify potential "smart money" footprints.
🟦 Features
Lune Institutional Analysis equips traders with an array of sophisticated features:
🔹 Liquidity Bubbles: This feature visualizes significant volume spikes and concentrations based on volume delta and point of control (POC) analysis within each candle. It identifies imbalances where buy or sell volume significantly outweighs the other. It supports two modes: Regular Bubbles and Trapped Liquidity Bubbles. Trapped Liquidity Bubbles are designed to identify potential "liquidity traps" where price moves sharply against a high-volume area. The Adaptive Transparency feature dynamically adjusts bubble visibility based on the relative volume significance.
🔹 Liquidity Waves: Liquidity Waves track market movements through advanced volume spread analysis, showing the ebb and flow of market interest. By analyzing volume delta patterns, this tool helps traders visualize the momentum of liquidity as it enters or exits the market. It includes sensitivity controls and adaptive transparency to highlight the most significant wave patterns.
🔹 Accumulation/Distribution: The Accumulation/Distribution tool automatically detects and highlights professional accumulation and distribution zones. These zones identify where institutional players are likely building or offloading positions, providing crucial context for potential trend reversals or continuations.
🔹 AI Volume Candles: This feature reimagines price action by integrating volume delta directly into candle visualization. It includes Volume Delta Zones and Net Volume Lines to pinpoint where the most significant trading activity is occurring within each bar. By highlighting volume concentrations, AI Volume Candles reveal the internal strength or weakness of price moves that standard candles might hide.
🔹 AI Liquidation Levels: This tool identifies potential liquidation zones by analyzing historical volume clusters and price pivots. These levels represent areas where a high volume of orders was previously executed, often serving as magnets for price (draw on liquidity) or significant areas of interest for ICT-style analysis. The indicator uses a normalization algorithm to represent volume concentration through dynamic width and adaptive transparency.
🔹 AI Heat Map: The AI Heat Map provides a historical volume distribution visualization, color-coding zones based on net volume delta or directional bias. This reveals the "memory" of the market and where historical interest remains, allowing traders to see significant support and resistance levels formed by historical volume concentrations.
🔹 AI Volume Profile: This sophisticated butterfly-style profile displays both total volume and buy/sell delta distribution. It automatically identifies AI Key Levels (significant volume nodes) that serve as institutional support and resistance. The profile offers deep insights into where value is being perceived by major market participants.
These features and tools collectively offer a comprehensive solution for traders to understand and navigate the financial markets. It's important to remember that they are designed to assist in making informed trading decisions and should be used as part of a balanced trading strategy.
🟧 Usage
Lune Institutional Analysis's unique feature set can be leveraged both individually and synergistically. It is important to understand each feature and experiment with different configurations to best suit your unique trading needs.
🔸 Example #1: The following example demonstrates how Trapped Liquidity Bubbles and AI Liquidation Levels can be used together to identify potential reversal points.
Trapped Liquidity Bubbles highlight areas where market participants may be positioned against a sharp move, while AI Liquidation Levels show historical volume clusters where those positions might face pressure. When a bearish Trapped Liquidity Bubble appears near an AI Liquidation level, it can serve as a confluence signal for a potential price reaction.
🔸 Example #2: This example shows how the AI Volume Profile and AI Heat Map can be used to identify areas of significant interest and volume exhaustion.
The AI Volume Profile's key levels represent nodes of high historical volume. When price approaches an AI Heat Map zone that aligns with a high-volume node, it provides a stronger confirmation of a potential support or resistance area. Observing price reaction at these combined levels can help traders gauge whether a trend is likely to continue or exhaust.
🔸 Example #3: This example demonstrates how AI Volume Candles can be used to confirm trend strength or identify potential absorption.
By using Volume Delta Zones within the AI Volume Candles, traders can see if a breakout is supported by strong directional volume. If price breaks a resistance level but the AI Volume Candles show a high concentration of bearish delta (absorption), it may indicate a fakeout. Conversely, strong bullish delta zones during an uptrend confirm institutional participation in the move.
🟥 Conclusion
Lune Institutional Analysis provides a data-centric bridge between retail analysis and institutional-grade volume data. By offering clear visualizations of liquidity, volume delta, and significant volume clusters, it allows traders to look beyond standard price action and understand the underlying volume dynamics. This suite is built for practitioners of SMC and ICT who require an objective, volume-based confirmation for their setups.
🔻 Access
You can see the Author's instructions below to get instant access to this indicator & our Premium Suite.
🔻 Disclaimer
Lune Institutional Analysis is a tool for aiding in market analysis and is not a guarantee of future market performance or individual trading success. We strongly recommend that users combine our tool with their trading strategies and do their due diligence before making any trading decisions.
Remember, past performance is not indicative of future results. Please trade responsibly.
WhaleHunter: Time & Volatility Matrix [Algorithm]Concept & Methodology This script is a proprietary algorithmic trading system designed to identify high-probability reversal zones by combining three distinct dimensions of market analysis: Volatility (Price), Momentum (Volume), and Cycles (Time). unlike standard oscillators, this algorithm does not rely on lagging indicators like RSI or MACD. Instead, it utilizes a custom iterative search engine to find "Time Clusters" where price pivots align with Fibonacci sequence intervals.
1. Adaptive Time-Cycle Scanner (The Core Engine) The unique feature of this script is the built-in Auto-Search loop.
How it works: The algorithm stores historical Swing Highs and Swing Lows into arrays. On every bar, it runs a simulation loop to calculate the distance between past pivots.
Fibonacci Time Projection: It attempts to fit these distances to Fibonacci numbers (8, 13, 21, 34, 55, etc.) by applying a dynamic coefficient.
Cluster Detection: When multiple projected time cycles converge on the same future bar, the script draws a vertical "Time Line". The opacity of the line represents the strength of the cluster (how many cycles overlap). This indicates a high probability of volatility or trend change at that specific moment in time.
2. Multi-Timeframe TMA Channels (Volatility) The script renders a composite view of Triangular Moving Average (TMA) bands across 9 different timeframes (from 1 minute to 1 Month) simultaneously on the chart.
Logic: By calculating the ATR-based deviation from the TMA on higher timeframes, the script identifies "Overextended" price zones.
Note on Calculation: The TMA channels utilize lookahead=true to smooth the bands and provide a clearer view of the dominant trend structure on historical data. While the channels themselves adapt, the entry signals described below are strictly confirmed on the close of the bar.
3. VSA Whale Detector (Volume) The "Whale" signals (Diamonds) appear only when specific Volume Spread Analysis conditions are met:
Price hits the outer band of the TMA Channel (Statistical deviation).
Volume exceeds the average by a user-defined factor (e.g., x2.0).
Candle geometry shows rejection (long wicks or small bodies relative to range). This logic filters out "fake" moves and highlights areas where institutional interest (high volume) opposes the current trend.
How to Use
Look for Confluence: The strongest signals occur when a "Time Cluster" (Vertical Line) aligns with a "Whale Diamond" (Volume spike at Channel edge).
Heatmap Reading: The vertical lines represent future time turning points. Brighter lines = stronger time confluence.
Risk Management: Do not trade blindly on diamonds. Use the channels as dynamic support/resistance zones.
Settings
Whale Detector: Adjust the Volume Multiplier to filter signals.
Time Scanner: You can change the "Lookback Depth" to analyze more or less historical pivots for time projections.
Channels: Toggle specific timeframes (e.g., turn off 1m/5m for swing trading).
Disclaimer: This script is for educational purposes and market analysis only.
Dual Adoptive CurvesThe leading indicator is very useful to detect the structure of asset and also regime. This is for Pure intraday playing
Multi-VWAP Pro (HP) + Alerts - par Alphaomega18 Multi-VWAP Pro High-Precision (D/W/M) – by alphaomega18
🚀 Overview
Elevate your institutional analysis with the Multi-VWAP Pro High-Precision, a comprehensive tool designed for traders who demand surgical accuracy.
Most standard VWAP indicators lag or shift when changing timeframes. This script solves that by using a 1-minute data polling engine (request.security), ensuring your Daily, Weekly, and Monthly levels remain rock-solid and accurate, whether you are on a 1m, 15m, or 1h chart.
💎 Key Features
High-Precision Engine: Calculation based on 1-minute intraday data for maximum mathematical accuracy.
Multi-Timeframe Anchors: View Daily, Weekly, and Monthly VWAPs simultaneously.
Dynamic Color Logic: The Daily VWAP turns Green when the price is above and Red when below for instant trend bias.
Triple SD Bands: 3 fully customizable Standard Deviation bands for each timeframe to identify exhaustion zones.
Smart Alerts: Fully programmable notifications for price crosses on all levels.
Clean Labels: Real-time labels on the price scale for a professional, organized look.
📈 Trading Strategy: The Power of Confluence
Using three different VWAP anchors allows you to see the market through multiple lenses. Here is how to use this tool:
1. The Institutional Confluence
The strongest setups occur when two or more VWAP lines overlap.
The Setup: If the Daily VWAP clusters with the Weekly VWAP, it creates a "Hard Floor/Ceiling."
The Trade: Look for high-probability bounces in these zones where institutions defend their average price.
2. Mean Reversion with SD3 Bands
The 3rd Standard Deviation (SD3) represents price extremes.
The Trade: When price pierces a Daily SD3, look for a reversal back toward the VWAP (Mean Reversion), especially if it aligns with a Weekly or Monthly SD2 band.
3. Trend Confirmation
Bullish Bias: If the Daily VWAP is Green, prioritize "Buy the Dip" on lower SD bands.
Bearish Bias: If the Daily VWAP is Red, prioritize "Sell the Rip" on upper SD bands.
💡 Pro Tip for my Followers
"Alignment is king. When the Daily, Weekly, and Monthly VWAPs all slope in the same direction, you have a high-conviction trend. Follow me for more high-precision tools and market insights!"
🛠 Settings & Customization
Visibility: Toggle any VWAP or SD band on/off.
Full Color Control: Pick your own colors for Weekly and Monthly lines.
Adjustable Multipliers: Fine-tune the volatility bands (SD1, SD2, SD3) for any asset.
EduVest - IFA-VP Context v3.0 [NEON Edition]📊 IFA-VP Context v3.0
A powerful market context indicator combining Volume Profile analysis with SMA trend detection. Designed with a cyberpunk-inspired NEON color palette for maximum visibility on dark charts.
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🎯 WHAT IT DOES
This indicator helps you understand "where you are" in the market by analyzing:
• Volume Profile (POC, VAH, VAL)
• SMA Alignment (20/50/200)
• Context Score (0-100)
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⚡ KEY FEATURES
🔹 NEON Color Palette - Cyan/Pink/Gold colors optimized for dark mode
🔹 Context Score - Visual score bar (████████░░) shows market strength
🔹 Cross Signals - GOLDEN CROSS / DEATH CROSS with HUGE labels
🔹 POC Reaction - Track price interaction with Point of Control
🔹 Status Panel - All-in-one dashboard with trend, zone, and hints
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📺 THREE DISPLAY MODES
• Impact Mode - Full visual experience with badges, ribbons, and glow effects
• Minimal Mode - Clean SMA lines and VP levels only
• Pro Mode - Complete VP histogram display
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📈 SIGNALS EXPLAINED
▲ GOLDEN CROSS (20×50) - Short-term bullish momentum
▼ DEATH CROSS (20×50) - Short-term bearish momentum
⭐ MAJOR GOLDEN (50×200) - Long-term bull market signal
💥 MAJOR DEATH (50×200) - Long-term bear market signal
Context Badges:
⚡ SUPER BUY/SELL (Score 80+)
🔥 POWER BUY/SELL (Score 70-79)
💪 STRONG BUY/SELL (Score 60-69)
⏸ WAIT (Score <50)
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⏰ RECOMMENDED TIMEFRAMES
✅ 15min - 4H (Best for day trading & swing)
⚠️ 1min-5min (Noisy, use with caution)
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This is NOT a buy/sell signal indicator.
It shows market CONTEXT to help your own trading decisions.
Always use proper risk management and combine with your own analysis.
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🏷️ Tags: volume profile, sma, context, trend, neon, dark mode, poc, value area
volume Pattern extremumThis Pine Script indicator detects potential local tops/bottoms when price makes a strong move on relatively low aggregated volume + long rejection wick.
Core logic in brief:
• Calculates z-scores for:
• Price (average of high/close/low)
• Combined volume (spot + perp)
• Signal conditions:
• Strong price impulse: z_price > +1.5 (top) or < –1.5 (bottom)
• Volume not extreme: z_volume < +1.0 (relatively low/normal)
• Candle has long wick: ≥70% of range (upper for top, lower for bottom)
• Plots small white triangles above (potential top) / below (potential bottom)
Main idea:
Significant price rejection on not very high volume with clear wick structure — often a sign of exhaustion, trap or weak move that may reverse.
btc low volume Pattern extremum (MIN TF)This Pine Script indicator detects potential local tops/bottoms on BTC when price makes a strong move on relatively low aggregated volume + long rejection wick.
Core logic in brief:
Aggregates real spot + perpetual futures volume from many major exchanges
Calculates z-scores (50-bar lookback) for:
• Price (average of high/close/low)
• Combined volume (spot + perp)
Signal conditions:
• Strong price impulse: z_price > +1.5 (top) or < –1.5 (bottom)
• Volume not extreme: z_volume < +1.0 (relatively low/normal)
• Candle has long wick: ≥70% of range (upper for top, lower for bottom)
Plots small white triangles above (potential top) / below (potential bottom)
Main idea:
Significant price rejection on not very high volume with clear wick structure — often a sign of exhaustion, trap or weak move that may reverse.
(Slightly more relaxed thresholds than previous strict low-volume versions)
btc low volume Pattern extremum (higth TF)This Pine Script indicator detects potential local tops/bottoms on BTC when price makes a strong move on relatively low aggregated volume + long rejection wick.
Core logic in brief:
Aggregates real spot + perpetual futures volume from many major exchanges
Calculates z-scores (50-bar lookback) for:
• Price (average of high/close/low)
• Combined volume (spot + perp)
Signal conditions:
• Strong price impulse: z_price > +1.5 (top) or < –1.5 (bottom)
• Volume not extreme: z_volume < +1.0 (relatively low/normal)
• Candle has long wick: ≥70% of range (upper for top, lower for bottom)
Plots small white triangles above (potential top) / below (potential bottom)
Main idea:
Significant price rejection on not very high volume with clear wick structure — often a sign of exhaustion, trap or weak move that may reverse.
(Slightly more relaxed thresholds than previous strict low-volume versions)м
BTC bar volume colorThis Pine Script indicator colors BTC price bars based on aggregated real trading volume from dozens of major spot and perpetual futures exchanges.
How it works briefly:
Collects and sums spot volume from ~20 exchanges
Collects and sums perp/futures volume from many platforms (with unit adjustments)
Computes a combined volume z-score over the last 100 bars
Scales the z-score into a range and maps it to transparency (higher volume → less transparent/more opaque bars)
Colors bars lime green for up candles and red for down candles
Result: Bars appear brighter and more solid on high-volume moves, fainter and more transparent on low-volume moves
Main purpose: Visually highlight genuine high-participation price action vs. low-conviction or "fake" moves on thin volume. Optional black background setting included.
BTC Volume low and highThis Pine Script plots tiny circle markers on BTC chart when aggregated volume (from many spot + perp exchanges) shows extreme deviation — while also considering current price position.
Main logic in short:
Aggregates real spot and perpetual futures volume from ~20+ major exchanges
Calculates separate z-scores for spot volume and perp volume (length 50)
Detects extreme volume spikes:
Above +1.96σ (very high volume) → red circle
Below -1.3σ (very low volume) → white circle
Circle location depends on price z-score (50 periods):
Above bar → if current price is below its mean (z_price < 0)
Below bar → if current price is above its mean (z_price ≥ 0)
Trading idea:
Highlights moments of unusually high or unusually low participation exactly when price is in a stretched position (far from mean), which often marks potential turning points or absorption zones.
