This indicator method turns a stair-step moving average into the center of an oscillator. It updates the trend center when a triangular moving average moves beyond a configurable percentage threshold; otherwise, the prior center is retained. A short simple…
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This five-minute DAX strategy defines an opening range from the high and low recorded during the first trading hour. It sets long and short breakout levels one opening-range width beyond the corresponding extreme, using a configurable multiplier. During the…
This guide explains how a strategy developer can use metadata attached to a rental registration code to set different usage limits for different customers. The strategy reads the metadata at runtime and maps its value to a configured limit. The example uses…
The document describes an account-level risk utility for prop-firm evaluations. Attached to one chart, it monitors account equity against daily loss and maximum drawdown limits. When a threshold is reached, it closes open trades, removes pending orders…
This indicator guide divides intraday trading into Asian, London, and New York session windows, including separate New York morning, lunch, and afternoon periods. It marks each window’s high and low as chart zones, then extends prior session levels as pivots…
The strategy identifies a signal bar whose high-to-low range is smaller than that of each of the six preceding bars. It then places a buy limit at the lowest low and a short limit at the highest high across those prior bars, aiming to trade reversals within…
This post describes a long-only RSI(2) mean-reversion strategy for equity indices. It buys when the two-period RSI falls below 15, subject to a positive slope in the 22-day moving average and a 22-period RSI above 50. It exits when RSI(2) rises above 60 and…
This document explains how OctoBot can receive TradingView alerts and use them to place exchange orders. Alerts may come from user-defined price levels, indicator conditions, or Pine Script strategies. The described workflow links the TradingView signal…
This article describes a backtesting indicator for evaluating exit distances on a supplied trading signal. It simulates a single-unit position, closes equal portions at up to three take-profit levels, and exits the remaining position at the first stop level…
The document presents a simple directional strategy for EUR/USD based on the ordering of three moving averages. It identifies a shorter, medium, and longer average, and enters a long position when they are stacked from shortest to longest in ascending order.…
The indicator identifies candidate liquidity zones from repeated wick tests that fail to close through a candle-body reference level. It maintains separate upside and downside references, counts contacts only when tests are sufficiently spaced, and confirms…
This indicator calculates volume-weighted average price from intraday bars and resets the calculation at the start of each trading day. It plots the VWAP alongside upper and lower bands at one, two, and three times a dispersion measure, intended to help…
The indicator measures how far the current close sits above or below the intraday volume-weighted average price, expressed in units of a calculated standard deviation. VWAP resets each trading day. Once a minimum number of bars has elapsed, the…
The Liquidity Thermal Map displays recent trading volume across 31 price bands behind a price chart. It sets the bands from the high-low range over a selected lookback, then assigns each bar’s volume to the band nearest its close, often including an adjacent…
This example describes a trade management rule that uses Parabolic SAR as a moving stop. It enters long or short positions with stop orders when the SAR level meets the stated candle high or low conditions. While a position is open, the exit stop is reset to…
This document describes a chart overlay that displays recent daily market data for a selected instrument. It gathers open, high, low, close, and volume values for a configurable number of prior days, and calculates each close’s percentage change relative to…
The document describes a pivot oscillator intended for scalping the S&P 500 on tick charts. For each bar, it defines a pivot value as the average of the open, high, low, and close, then applies an exponential moving average with a period of 14. The indicator…
This intraday DAX strategy applies an opening-range breakout on one-minute data. It records the high and low of the two-hour morning range, then places stop entries above or below those levels after the range ends. The rules restrict entry to before a stated…
This indicator aims to separate trading volume into estimated buying and selling components and display them as a two-color histogram. Its description associates green bars with buyer activity and red bars with seller activity. The calculation uses bar…
This document adapts a three-day high-low method to one-minute bars on the US Tech 100. It enters long when price is above a 200-bar moving average but below a 5-bar average, while the highs and lows of three consecutive bars each decline relative to the…
This document describes a chart indicator for visualizing a planned trade’s entry, stop, and reward targets at one, two, and three times the distance between entry and stop. Users supply entry and stop prices along with the number of bars over which to draw…
This document describes separate long and short intraday breakout rules intended for the CAC 40, with possible adaptation to the FTSE 100 and Euro Stoxx. The long setup places a buy stop above the previous seven hourly highs at 08:00; the short setup places…
The document presents VWAP percent as a more reactive alternative to Bollinger Bands percent for spotting possible reversals or the start of a trend. It describes a normalized measure built from the close relative to VWAP-based bands formed using a standard…
This strategy adapts Larry Williams’ three-bar approach to trade pullbacks within a trend. It forms a channel from moving averages of highs and lows, then uses the sign of a linear regression slope as a directional filter. When the slope is positive, it…