This strategy enters long when price breaks above a recent pivot high, using a smaller chart timeframe for entries and moving averages calculated on a selectable higher timeframe for trend context. A slow moving average can filter out signals when the…
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This allocation strategy combines a trend regime filter with volatility-based position sizing for leveraged index ETFs. It holds exposure only when price is above a long-term simple moving average; otherwise, it moves to cash. While the regime is favorable,…
This strategy presents a post-absorption reversal approach centered on VWAP. Its configurable inputs indicate that absorption is identified using unusually high volume, limited price displacement relative to ATR, and proximity to VWAP; candidate signals can…
This script describes a US30-oriented strategy that uses RSI crossing the 50 level to generate directional signals, subject to configurable trading sessions and an ATR floor. A signal places a stop entry beyond the signal bar’s high or low by a set offset,…
This TradingView strategy enters long when a fast exponential moving average crosses above a slow one and enters short on the reverse crossover, provided it is flat. Its default EMA lengths are 20 and 50. Each entry starts with a profit target and stop-loss…
This indicator presents a modified McGinley Dynamic moving average designed to avoid extreme numerical behavior in the unconstrained calculation. The author explains that raising the ratio of current price to the prior average to a power can make the…
The indicator builds a ladder line from either the midpoint of a Donchian range or a weighted, smoothed moving average called CoRa Wave. It rounds that line to price steps, with step size selected from price ranges and adjusted for timeframe, or set…
R19 combines trend-strength and price indicators to generate long and short signals, primarily using a configurable reference market such as BTC/USDT. Its conditions use MACD crossovers, ADX strength, price relative to a simple moving average, RSI relative…
This Pine strategy places stop orders just above the highest high and below the lowest low over a configurable lookback. A break through either boundary can open a long or short position, with pyramiding disabled. Entries are only submitted when the script…
This strategy builds session pivot levels using a selectable formula: Traditional, Fibonacci, Woodie, Classic, or Camarilla. It can trade either a breakout model, entering when price closes across a chosen pivot level, or a mean-reversion model, entering…
This script combines market-structure signals with liquidity sweeps, fair value gaps, and displacement-based zones. It tracks swing highs and lows to identify breaks of structure and changes of character, and flags price moves beyond prior swing or daily…
This Pine Script block adds a configurable table of monthly and yearly strategy performance to an existing TradingView strategy. It records equity at period boundaries and reports returns as percentages, changes in account currency, or both. Optional columns…
This script is a transparent long-only benchmark that holds S&P 500 exposure at 160% of account equity during a selected historical window. It enters when the date window begins and closes the position after the window ends. The stated purpose is to compare…
This seasonal model describes a short-selling schedule for agricultural commodity futures, intended to help producers sell at prices above the seasonal average. It assumes prices tend to be relatively low around harvest and stronger during the growing…
This chart indicator estimates the outcome of investing a fixed amount at a chosen daily, weekly, or monthly interval over a user-selected date range. For each eligible period, it divides the contribution by the selected timeframe’s price, accumulates asset…
This Pine strategy builds an adaptive moving average using Kaufman’s Efficiency Ratio (ER): the average responds more quickly when price movement is efficient and more slowly when it is choppy. It estimates deviation around the KAMA to form bands, classifies…
The RSI Past indicator turns oscillator extremes into a simple directional reading. It records the bar index of the latest overbought and oversold readings, then subtracts the oversold event’s index from the overbought event’s index. A positive value means…
This futures strategy looks for a two-bar directional impulse and then a pullback into a retracement zone based on the second bar’s range. It requires both bars to have substantial bodies and rising volume; same-direction bars or a mixed pair with a…
The strategy combines a three-candle fair value gap with a directional break of a recent swing high or low. It records confirmed structure breaks, accepts gaps that form within a configurable bar window in the same direction, and enters when price retraces…
This indicator maps price and volume behavior for six selectable sector symbols into a shared two-dimensional loop. It applies a high-pass filter followed by a smoother to each series, then normalizes both with a rolling root-mean-square measure. The…
This scalping strategy combines a higher-timeframe trend filter with a lower-timeframe EMA crossover and limits entries to the London or New York sessions. The written guide specifies a 1-hour EMA for direction and a 15-minute EMA for entry momentum. It…
This indicator fits linear models between a selected price series and time, then displays projections for several future candle horizons. Its chart table is designed to show projected values, upper and lower ranges based on a residual standard error,…
This strategy uses a simple moving average crossover to start a directional grid. On a bullish crossover it places up to ten stop entries at successively higher percentage levels; on a bearish crossunder it places corresponding entries below the trigger…
The indicator builds Time Segmented Volume (TSV) by summing volume-weighted close-to-close price changes over a configurable window. It compares the resulting oscillator with a simple moving average and marks potential long or short conditions according to…