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Setting the latest session’s opening range beside the previous session’s — high, low, range, volume and estimated delta — on one price scale, on standard 1 to 60 minute charts.
See how Opening Range Comparison works →Seeing how the last closed candle was built — which extreme printed first, and at what minute — beside recent 30-minute, 1-hour and 2-hour candles, on 5 to 60 minute charts.
See how Candle Event Sequence Lens works →Reading harmonic patterns on the chart and on up to two higher timeframes in one view, choosing which pattern events send alert messages, and scanning a watchlist in Pine Screener.
See how Auto Harmonic Patterns Pro HTF works →Reading opening gaps, their observed-session age and confirmed fill progress across retained sessions.
See how Session Gap Map works →Confirming swing structure and distinguishing continuation from a tracked-direction change.
See how Market Structure + Swing Levels works →Reading what formed around an opening window and what price did after the range locked.
See how Opening Range & Key Levels works →Locating confirmed chart and higher-timeframe imbalances and recording where selected timeframes overlap.
See how FVG Confluence works →Comparing pivot, CPR, reaction-zone, retained-level, and confluence references near price.
See how Pivot Matrix + Zones works →Comparing whether the chart symbol is moving with, against, or apart from as many as eight peers.
See how Correlation Matrix works →Comparing price with as many as three independently anchored volume-weighted averages and their distance envelopes.
See how Multi-Anchor VWAP & Deviation Bands works →Locating configurable Fibonacci references within a selected chart or higher-timeframe range.
See how Fibonacci Retracement works →Comparing the live session’s realized range with a selected completed-session yardstick.
See how Range Budget works →Describing how unusual the chart symbol’s realized volatility is relative to its own measured history.
See how Volatility Regime Classifier works →Finding a small set of confirmed-pivot trendline candidates that still pass explicit geometry and lifecycle rules.
See how Auto Trendlines works →Keeping a current-period record of how price tested one selected pivot ladder and CPR.
See how Pivot Scoreboard works →Reading whether chart-timeframe averages are ordered, moving together, widening, or compressing.
See how RibbonFlux MA - Adaptive Flow works →Tracking which named global session is active and separating elapsed time, the next boundary, and chart-bar time.
See how World Sessions & Countdown works →Locating supply and demand zones built from a measured base and departure, and reading how tightly each one was constructed.
See how Supply & Demand Zones - Zone Forge works →Reading which automatically anchored Fibonacci fan level is closest to price and how it has reacted there.
See how Auto Fibonacci Fan - Confirmed Pivots works →Naming the classical formation that matches the confirmed-pivot geometry on a chart, and reading how it resolved.
See how Classical Auto Chart Patterns works →Reading which of four volatility regimes each stretch of the chart belonged to, drawn as boxes on price and ranked over a rolling calendar window.
See how Volatility Regime Range Map works →Reading a regular-session cycle as accumulation, manipulation and distribution—the balance a session built, the sweep that left it, and the stretch after price closed back inside.
See how AMD Session Map works →Reading harmonic swing geometry, its qualification checks and its later formation and level-touch states.
See how Auto Harmonic Patterns works →Reading the Wolfe Waves a chart’s own pivots form, and what price has done against their levels since.
See how Auto Wolfe Waves works →Reading the pitchfork a chart’s own pivots support, and what price has done against it since.
See how Auto Pitchfork + Trade Levels works →Reading parallel channels that price has already respected, and what each did after it broke.
See how Auto Trend Channels works →Locating estimated volume concentrations and gaps across profile horizons.
See how Volume Profile Node Map (VPNM) works →SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON
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| Indicator | Best fit | Core measurements | Confirmation & data | Alert surface | Inputs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions & rangesOpening Range Comparison | Setting the latest session’s opening range beside the previous session’s — high, low, range, volume and estimated delta — on one price scale, on standard 1 to 60 minute charts. | Each range’s high and low with price tags, volume by price estimated over each 1-minute range (15-minute ranges and longer), an estimated delta bar from 1-minute candle direction, a rule-based opening type and a read table of the differences. | The latest range develops from closed 1-minute bars while its window is open, and the previous session is matched to the same elapsed minutes. Opening type is decided only once the range has closed. | None. The script sends no alert messages. | 18 documented |
| Candle anatomyCandle Event Sequence Lens | Seeing how the last closed candle was built — which extreme printed first, and at what minute — beside recent 30-minute, 1-hour and 2-hour candles, on 5 to 60 minute charts. | The last closed candle redrawn as 1-minute and 5-minute candles, outlines on the first 1-minute bars that reached its high and its low, and by default three recent candles each of 30m, 1h and 2h (1 to 6 candles, up to three time frames). | The breakdown moves to the newest candle as each chart candle closes. The newest side candle changes until its period closes and has a dashed outline until then. | None. The script sends no alert messages. | 37 documented |
| Market structureAuto Harmonic Patterns Pro HTF | Reading harmonic patterns on the chart and on up to two higher timeframes in one view, choosing which pattern events send alert messages, and scanning a watchlist in Pine Screener. | Fourteen named patterns on two swing readings, PRZ envelopes, frozen Setup and prior-trend checks, configured reference levels, higher-timeframe patterns at their own timestamps, and eight Screener values. | Completion waits for D to confirm, then draws back to earlier pivots. A higher-timeframe pattern appears after its pivot confirms on that timeframe and that bar closes. Forming patterns and projected zones can change or disappear. | One Any alert() function call condition, selected by timeframe, event, direction and family, in Brief, Full or JSON. Published-build delivery is unverified. | 83 documented |
| Market structureSession Gap Map | Reading opening gaps, their observed-session age and confirmed fill progress across retained sessions. | Opening gap zones, opening daily ATR size, confirmed fill milestones, watchlist, unfilled-gap ladder and ten Data Window/Screener outputs. | Chart fill commits on confirmed selected-session bars. Watchlist fill and current-price readings can develop; bars must align with session boundaries. | Three named conditions and one combined dynamic message per confirmed selected-session bar. Delivery has been recorded in one custom AAPL one-minute test only. | 79 documented |
| Market structureMarket Structure + Swing Levels | Confirming swing structure and distinguishing continuation from a tracked-direction change. | Confirmed pivots, swing classifications, Break and Shift events, and volatility-scaled swing zones. | A pivot is known only after the selected right-side strength exists; structure events use confirmed bars. | 4 fixed conditions plus optional dynamic event messages. | 56 documented |
| Sessions & rangesOpening Range & Key Levels | Reading what formed around an opening window and what price did after the range locked. | Up to five opening ranges, break and retest lifecycle, extensions, VWAP/VWMA, and 17 optional key levels. | Depends on intraday bars, exchange/session timing, configured time zone, and enough history for the selected references. | 10 fixed conditions across five range slots. | 216 documented |
| Imbalance & supply/demandFVG Confluence | Locating confirmed chart and higher-timeframe imbalances and recording where selected timeframes overlap. | Chart FVGs, optional order blocks, two confirmed higher-timeframe feeds, lifecycle states, fill, and provenance. | Chart zones use confirmed detections; higher-timeframe zones depend on completed requested bars and available data. | 2 fixed conditions. | 77 documented |
| Pivot reference levelsPivot Matrix + Zones | Comparing pivot, CPR, reaction-zone, retained-level, and confluence references near price. | Simple or Full presentation, a plain-language Read, three pivot packs across nine methods and six anchors, standard CPR, reaction zones, and distinct-pack confluence. | Results depend on each pack’s formula, anchor, data basis, session history, and the selected reaction geometry. | 7 fixed conditions. | 62 documented |
| Cross-asset contextCorrelation Matrix | Comparing whether the chart symbol is moving with, against, or apart from as many as eight peers. | Timestamp-matched log-return correlation, difference, beta, matched spread, history, coverage, and rebased lines. | Only shared timestamps enter paired calculations; sparse or unavailable data reduces coverage and can produce unavailable states. | No alert surface by design. | 102 documented |
| Anchored valueMulti-Anchor VWAP & Deviation Bands | Comparing price with as many as three independently anchored volume-weighted averages and their distance envelopes. | Anchored VWAP, four optional deviation bases, prior-window values, line labels, and cross-layer confluence shading. | Forward anchors begin when they occur; prior-session and swing anchors appear only after their historical origin becomes identifiable. | One optional dynamic confirmed realtime-bar cross alert. | 84 documented |
| Fibonacci geometryFibonacci Retracement | Locating configurable Fibonacci references within a selected chart or higher-timeframe range. | Primary and optional HTF grids, retracement fills, golden-zone emphasis, extensions, and labels. | Current-period ranges develop; swing-based ranges wait for confirmed alternating pivots. | No alert surface by design. | 63 documented |
| Sessions & rangesRange Budget | Comparing the live session’s realized range with a selected completed-session yardstick. | Uncapped range budget percentage, ADR, ATR RMA or median history, conditional envelope, percentile ladder, and sample disclosure. | The live numerator updates from chart bars; the typical-range denominator uses completed sessions under the same selected session rule. | No alert surface by design. | 16 documented |
| VolatilityVolatility Regime Classifier | Describing how unusual the chart symbol’s realized volatility is relative to its own measured history. | Realized-volatility percentile, four-tier regime, short-versus-long expansion, acceleration, and data sufficiency. | The selected estimator needs enough valid bars for its short, medium, long, and percentile windows before every field is available. | 3 fixed confirmed-bar conditions. | 39 documented |
| Market structureAuto Trendlines | Finding a small set of confirmed-pivot trendline candidates that still pass explicit geometry and lifecycle rules. | Ascending and descending candidates, pierce validity, ATR-scaled touches, confirmed violations, age retirement, and retained line history. | Every anchor waits for right-side pivot confirmation; longer tiers therefore appear later and need more loaded history. | 2 fixed confirmed-bar violation conditions. | 30 documented |
| Pivot reference levelsPivot Scoreboard | Keeping a current-period record of how price tested one selected pivot ladder and CPR. | Per-level tests, held-versus-broke outcomes, running label counts, current location, reached tier, and recent state path. | Tests begin on confirmed leading-edge touches and reset when a new anchor period redraws the ladder. | 5 fixed confirmed-bar conditions. | 19 documented |
| Moving-average flowRibbonFlux MA - Adaptive Flow | Reading whether chart-timeframe averages are ordered, moving together, widening, or compressing. | Up to three moving averages, ATR-normalized spacing, stack order, slope agreement, expansion, compression, and adaptive display depth. | All averages update with the current chart bar; Adaptive mode needs valid Lead/Base values and a 100-bar spacing history before compression can be classified. | No alert surface by design. | 25 documented |
| Sessions & rangesWorld Sessions & Countdown | Tracking which named global session is active and separating elapsed time, the next boundary, and chart-bar time. | City-local clocks, active state, session progress, next open or close, chart-timeframe bars remaining, and bounded session and overlap boxes. | The dashboard can run on any timeframe, while session boxes and names need intraday bars; wall-clock values advance only when Pine executes again. | 8 fixed session-boundary and overlap conditions. | 53 documented |
| Imbalance & supply/demandSupply & Demand Zones - Zone Forge | Locating supply and demand zones built from a measured base and departure, and reading how tightly each one was constructed. | Base tightness and departure strength against ATR, four base patterns, a construction grade fixed at creation, and a fresh-tested-broken lifecycle. | A zone needs a completed base and a departure bar’s close, so nothing is drawn mid-pattern and the opening bars of a chart produce nothing. | 4 fixed creation, test, and break conditions. | 63 documented |
| Fibonacci geometryAuto Fibonacci Fan - Confirmed Pivots | Reading which automatically anchored Fibonacci fan level is closest to price and how it has reacted there. | Confirmed-pivot legs qualified by ATR displacement and directional efficiency, up to four lifecycle-tracked fans, five ratio levels, and a Golden Pocket zone. | A leg is known only after the selected pivot strength confirms both anchors; interaction states use confirmed chart-bar closes. | No alert surface by design. | 34 documented |
| Market structureClassical Auto Chart Patterns | Naming the classical formation that matches the confirmed-pivot geometry on a chart, and reading how it resolved. | Fifteen named formations from boundaries that pass a three-part validity test, a forming/completed/expired lifecycle, and Entry, Target and Stop levels drawn from configured multiples of the formation’s own height — geometric levels, not trade recommendations. | A boundary exists only after the swing-strength bars that confirm its anchoring pivot, so a formation appears some bars late; completion needs a confirmed close beyond a boundary or neckline. | Two dynamic alert() events—formation admitted and formation completed—fired on the closed bar. Expiry fires nothing. | 58 documented |
| VolatilityVolatility Regime Range Map | Reading which of four volatility regimes each stretch of the chart belonged to, drawn as boxes on price and ranked over a rolling calendar window. | Four estimators, 25/75/85 percentile tiers with hysteresis and an absolute-size EXTREME route, regime episode boxes, one or two higher-timeframe frames, and an optional dashboard of episode age, range, and their percentiles. | Regimes advance on confirmed bars only; a percentile needs at least 30 readings in the calendar window, and age and range percentiles need at least ten completed episodes. | No alert surface by design. | 29 documented |
| Sessions & rangesAMD Session Map | Reading a regular-session cycle as accumulation, manipulation and distribution—the balance a session built, the sweep that left it, and the stretch after price closed back inside. | An adaptive or fixed-opening balance range, a strictly one-sided sweep to the extreme it reached, a post-reclaim box to the end of the cycle, and the same geometry on daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly bars as a ribbon along the bottom of the pane. | Every phase opens and closes on a confirmed bar inside 09:30–16:00 New York. A sweep has 90 minutes from the balance completing and a reclaim 30 minutes from the first sweep bar; each higher-timeframe read is one completed higher-timeframe bar behind. | No alert surface by design. | 16 documented |
| Market structureAuto Harmonic Patterns | Reading harmonic swing geometry, its qualification checks and its later formation and level-touch states. | Twelve named patterns in two orientations, PRZ projection envelopes, frozen Setup and prior-trend checks, configured reference levels, and optional whole-unit sizing. | Completion waits for D to confirm, then draws back to earlier pivots. Optional forming patterns and projected zones can change or disappear. Level touches begin on the bar after confirmation. | Dynamic pattern-admission and lifecycle events, plus opt-in alerts for drawn projected D zones. Brief, Full and JSON formats; no Target or Stop touch notifications. | 60 documented |
| Market structureAuto Wolfe Waves | Reading the Wolfe Waves a chart’s own pivots form, and what price has done against their levels since. | Five-point geometry against five rules, the 1–3, 2–4 and 1–4 lines, a frozen Entry and Stop, T1–T3 at your multiples of R, and the ending that closed each wave. | Point 5 needs Swing strength further bars to confirm; detection checks the count at that confirmed close, not on point 5’s original bar. | Four named conditions plus one batched message per confirmed bar, in Brief, Full or JSON form. Delivery is unverified on this build. | 33 documented |
| Market structureAuto Pitchfork + Trade Levels | Reading the pitchfork a chart’s own pivots support, and what price has done against it since. | Exact Standard, Schiff and Modified Schiff geometry, the parallels and warning lines that share its slope, touches inside a stated volatility band, and the ending that closed it. | Pivots confirm Swing length bars after they print, and the drawing follows one bar later as the confirming bar closes. | Four named conditions plus one batched dynamic alert, all on confirmed chart bars. Confirmed firing on the published script. | 21 documented |
| Market structureAuto Trend Channels | Reading parallel channels that price has already respected, and what each did after it broke. | Exact three-pivot parallel geometry, full-span containment against volatility-scaled tolerances frozen at construction, the acceptance bar, and close-outside, boundary-retouch and returned-inside events. | Pivots confirm Swing length bars after they print, and a channel is drawn only after a confirmed close lands inside it. The Known marker states that bar; everything left of it is where the geometry came from. | Ten named conditions across two layers, plus one combined dynamic alert, all on confirmed chart bars. | 33 documented |
| Anchored valueVolume Profile Node Map (VPNM) | Locating estimated volume concentrations and gaps across profile horizons. | HVN shelves and interior LVN valleys by Cutoff or Valleys method, tick-rounded POC midpoints, and optional same-type shared-price geometry and retained zones. | Today (in progress) by default: a Daily snapshot updated at each confirmed chart bar. Completed Daily periods are optional; Weekly and Monthly are completed-only. | Two opt-in retained-zone events, tested and broken, through Any alert() function call at chart-bar close. | 53 documented |
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Today’s opening range beside yesterday’s
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See which printed first — the high or the low
The formation, its higher timeframes, its state.
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Each session’s opening gap, tracked until it fills or ages out.
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See the swing. Read the shift.
Define the range. Read the response.
Find the imbalance. Map the overlap.
Map the levels. Watch the reaction.
Compare the move. Measure the relationship.
Choose the anchor. Measure the distance.
Define the range. Read the retracement.
Measure the range. Read what remains.
Measure the pace. Name the regime.
Confirm the pivots. Test the line.
Draw one ladder. Keep its record.
Read the spacing. See the flow.
Follow the city. Read the clock.
Grade the base. Paint the score.
Confirm the leg. Watch the fan.
Name the shape. Report what it did.
Map the regime. Read the range.
Three boxes. One session.
Map the formation. Follow its state.
Five confirmed pivots, one wedge, and what price did after.
Three pivots, one median line, and the fork’s whole life.
Three pivots. One channel. Its whole life.
Volume shelves. Price references.
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