Features
Market Peak
Overview
The Market Peak feature displays zones that provide valuable insight into potential market reversals by indicating when a ticker may be overbought (potentially overvalued) or oversold (potentially undervalued). It works hand to hand with the Trend Oscillator.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Market Peak's based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Market Peak's to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Market Peaks to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Market Peaks. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Market Peaks. |
How To Use
Using the Market Peak feature can assist you in entering, and exiting trades. Here's how:
Identify Potential Reversals: When the Trend Oscillator becomes overbought or oversold a Market Peak will display it. This can be an indication of a potential market reversal. This could signal an opportunity to initiate a new trade. For example, If a red (bearish) Market Peak appears then that means the Trend Oscillator is overbought, you should consider a short position.
Confirm Trading Signals: Use the Market Peak in conjunction with other technical analysis tools or signals to confirm trading decisions. For instance, if a green (bullish) Market Peak appears then that means that the Trend Oscillator is oversold and a reversal can take place.
Remember, while the Market Peak's Overbought/Oversold Zones can be extremely useful, they should be used as part of a comprehensive trading strategy, complementing other technical analysis tools within the Premium TradingView Indicator suite.
Examples
This example shows how Market Peaks can be used to detect the market tops and bottoms.
Money Pulse
Overview
The Money Pulse feature is a powerful tool that offers insights into the 'pulse' of money flowing into and out of a particular asset. By tracking the inflow and outflow of money, this feature helps traders understand the underlying market sentiment and potential price movements.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Money Pulse based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Money Pulse to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Money Pulse to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Money Pulse. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Money Pulse. |
How To Use
Using the Money Pulse indicator can be crucial in your market analysis. Here's how you can maximize its potential:
Money Pulse Analysis: If the Money Pulse is green it indicates a net inflow (more buying pressure, bullish), while a red Money Pulse indicates a net outflow (more selling pressure, bearish).
Identify Market Sentiment: The Money Pulse can help gauge overall market sentiment. A Green Money Pulse might suggest bullish sentiment, while a red Money Pulse may indicate bearish sentiment.
Detect Potential Reversals: Significant deviations or changes in the Money Pulse could indicate potential price reversals, providing early signals for trade entries or exits.
Confirmation Tool: Use the Money Pulse in conjunction with other indicators or tools to confirm potential trading signals and improve the accuracy of your trading decisions.
The Money Pulse tool, equips you with the crucial ability to understand the financial 'heartbeat' of an asset, enabling a more comprehensive and nuanced market analysis.
Examples
This example shows how Money Pulse detected money flowing into the market, and out of it, which lead to the detection of the market tops and bottoms, alongside the overall sentiment.
Liquidity Pulse
Overview
The Liquidity Pulse feature provides traders with a unique view of the inflow and outflow of an asset's liquidity. By offering an insight into the balance of volume being traded, this tool plays a crucial role in predicting potential price movements and understanding shifts in market sentiment.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Liquidity Pulse based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Liquidity Pulse to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Liquidity Pulse to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Liquidity Pulse. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Liquidity Pulse. |
How To Use
Leveraging the Liquidity Pulse tool can significantly improve your market analysis. Here's how to maximize its benefits:
Liquidity Flow Analysis: Liquidity Flow focuses on the net volume. A green line suggests more liquidity coming in, which is a bullish indication, while a red line suggests more liquidity going out, which is a bearish indication.
Identify Market Sentiment: The Liquidity Pulse can help gauge overall market sentiment. A Green Liquidity Pulse might suggest bullish sentiment, while a red Liquidity Pulse may indicate bearish sentiment.
Identify Potential Reversals: Significant changes in the Liquidity Pulse might suggest potential price reversals, providing early cues for trade entries or exits.
Confirmation Tool: Use Liquidity Pulse in tandem with other tools to confirm potential trading signals and refine your trading decisions.
The Liquidity Pulse tool allows you to gain the ability to closely monitor liquidity changes, enabling a comprehensive and nuanced market analysis.
Examples
This example shows how Liquidity Pulse detected a shift from bearish liquidity to bullish liquidity, this may have indicated that institutions and smart money started buying. This was identified very early on and the price went up as a result of it.
Institutional Wave
Overview
The Institutional Wave feature serves as an oscillator to monitor the cumulative influx and outflow of money in a specific ticker. This feature offers a unique perspective into institutional trading activities, granting a deeper understanding of market trends and possible price changes.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Institutional Wave based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Institutional Wave to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Institutional Wave to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Institutional Wave. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Institutional Wave. |
How To Use
Leveraging the Institutional Wave feature can significantly enhance your market analysis. Here's how to maximize its potential:
Money Flow Analysis: A rising line suggests net accumulation (more buying activity), while a falling line indicates net distribution (more selling activity).
Uncover Market Sentiment: The Institutional Wave can help identify the overall mood among large-scale institutional traders. A consistently rising line might hint at bullish sentiment, while a consistently falling line may signal bearish sentiment.
Identify Potential Reversals: Pronounced shifts in the Institutional Wave may suggest potential price reversals, giving early warning signs for entry or exit points.
Confirmation Tool: Use the Institutional Wave alongside other features to confirm potential trading signals, enhancing the reliability of your trading decisions.
With the Institutional Wave feature, you have the ability to ride the 'wave' of institutional money flows, enabling a comprehensive and in-depth market analysis.
Examples
The example below shows how Institutional Wave was quickly rising and became bullish(the Institutional Wave is above the 0 line). The price continued to go up until the sentiment shifted to bearish(the Institutional Wave is below the 0 line).
Power Wave
Overview
The Power Wave feature, is an oscillator designed to highlight the strength and power of a ticker's trend. This powerful tool allows traders to gain a deeper understanding of the market's momentum, providing invaluable insights for anticipating potential price movements.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Power Wave based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Power Wave to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Power Wave to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Power Wave. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Power Wave. |
How To Use
Implementing the Power Wave feature can greatly enhance your market analysis. Here's how you can maximize its potential:
Momentum Analysis: A rising line suggests gaining momentum (strengthening trend), while a falling line indicates losing momentum (weakening trend).
Uncover Market Sentiment: The Power Wave can help identify the market's overall momentum. Consistently high readings might suggest a strong bullish sentiment, while consistently low readings may indicate a strong bearish sentiment.
Identify Potential Reversals: Sharp changes in the Power Wave could hint at potential price reversals, providing early signals for trade entries or exits.
Confirmation Tool: Use the Power Wave in tandem with other tools to confirm potential trading signals, thereby increasing the reliability of your trading decisions.
With the Power Wave feature, you're equipped with a sophisticated tool to gauge the true strength of market trends, enabling more nuanced and detailed market analysis.
Examples
This example shows how Power Wave was trending downwards, which is a strong indication that the ticker is losing strength, which is bearish. The price went as a result of it.
Market Pressure
Overview
The Market Pressure feature functions as a tool that identifies a change in market pressure. This unique tool provides valuable insights into the balance of buying and selling forces, assisting traders in deciphering potential price shifts.
Settings
You can adjust the number in the settings to display the Market Pressure based on sensitivity. Low numbers will adapt the Market Pressure to short-term changes. High numbers will adapt the Market Pressure to long-term changes.
| Sensitivity (User Input) | Description |
|---|---|
Minimum: 1 | Short-term Market Pressure. |
Maximum: 5 | Long-term Market Pressure. |
How To Use
Employing the Market Pressure feature can significantly enrich your market analysis. Here's how to maximize its use:
Pressure Analysis: A green sharp triangle may indicate a shift toward buying pressure (bullish sentiment), while a sharp red triangle suggests a shift toward selling pressure (bearish sentiment).
Spot Potential Reversals: Notable shifts in the Market Pressure could indicate potential price reversals, offering early alerts for potential entry or exit points.
Confirmation Tool: Use Market Pressure alongside other tools to validate potential trading signals, enhancing the accuracy of your trading decisions.
With the Market Pressure feature, you can effectively track the underlying market forces, enabling a more comprehensive and insightful market analysis.
Examples
This example shows how a bullish Market Pressure is detected(indicated by the green spike). This spike means that there is an increasing amount of buying pressure. The price went up as a result of this.
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