Eight indicators and strategies for index futures, built around trend structure, opening range and volume flow. Every dashboard states its own reasoning: a trend score, a filter and a confirmation, with the source readable in every script.
Five indicators and three strategies for index futures. Each one has its own page with the mechanism, the inputs and what it does not do.
An EMA cloud, a Supertrend line and a second faster Supertrend feed one weighted trend score, gated behind a 200 EMA bias lock, an RSI extension filter and an ADX floor before a signal fires. A built-in Opening Range Breakout module runs alongside it with its own three-stage take-profit ladder.
Sensitivity and Macro Cloud width algebraically set every EMA length, Supertrend factor, RSI level and cooldown behind the scenes, so the chart itself shows one EMA cloud, one Supertrend line and clean entry arrows.
Draws a full trade plan as live objects on the chart: an entry line, a stop line and three take-profit lines that move and invalidate as the session runs, plus a move-to-breakeven marker once the first target is hit. No orders are placed by this indicator.
A fast money flow reading and a slower trend line plotted together, with fill and background shading showing which one is in control. A signal needs a confirmed reversal peak and, optionally, a volume surge before it prints.
A volume-weighted money flow oscillator whose buy and sell signals require a confirmed reversal peak inside the overbought or oversold zone, which filters out the repeat prints a simple line crossing gives. A reverse toggle flips its polarity for traders who read flow the other way.
Built to reproduce a published day-trading methodology: a short opening range, direction taken from the first candle’s own colour, a stop at the opposite range extreme, and a forced flat at the close. The methodology was built and tested on US equities. Applying it to index futures is the open question this script exists to test.
A multi-timeframe swing system built around one mode selector. Switching between intraday, multi-day, weekly and position trading reparameterizes every EMA length, ATR stop and target multiple, ADX threshold and cooldown period together, all at once.
A daily trade cap, a mandatory cooldown after every exit, per-day-of-week trading toggles and a forced flat at session end sit on top of an opening-range and EMA-trend signal engine, each one a first-class setting rather than a side effect of a risk module.
Nothing here places a trade on your behalf. TradingView has no order API of its own, so acting on a signal is still a step you take, by hand or through your own webhook to a broker.
Every dashboard states its own reasoning on the chart: a trend score, a filter that is currently blocking a signal, an ADX floor being cleared or missed. Nothing decides silently, and every input is a documented setting rather than a hidden constant. Read the source before you use it; it ships in the open, in Pine Script v6.
Most of the set is built and tuned for MNQ and MES micro futures on short timeframes, aimed at scalping and short-hold trend trades. A smaller number are built for multi-day and weekly holding instead, and one is a discipline layer rather than a signal generator at all. They assume you already know how to size a position and manage risk. None of them replace that judgment, and none of them are financial advice.
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