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An ICT macro tracker with integrated FVG/iFVG detection and a multi-gate signal chain — macro context, liquidity sweep, displacement, distribution, cooldown, and a CISD filter. Auto-tracks Asia, London, NY and Midnight session levels with a live checklist, and draws entry, stop, and 1:1 / 2:1 / 3:1 targets on every signal.

Marks order blocks and breaker blocks only when a strict three-candle sequence is present: the OB candle engages liquidity (lookback break, registered swing, or equal-lows tolerance), the next candle displaces with an ATR-scaled body, and the third leaves a valid fair value gap — no gap, no zone. An internal liquidity register keeps equal highs/lows armed until truly broken, invalidated zones route through a breaker-conversion pipeline instead of being deleted, and every zone runs a tested/filled lifecycle with eight bar-close alerts.

A consolidated liquidity map for intraday traders: previous day/week/month and Monday highs and lows, Asia–London–New York killzone ranges, midnight, 8:30, daily, weekly and monthly opens, plus automatic equal highs/lows. Levels are treated as resting liquidity — once swept, a level freezes at the sweep candle, dims, and gets marked, so you always see which pools are spent and which are still armed. Day, week and month boundaries are clock-pinned to the 18:00 ET futures rollover, keeping levels holiday- and DST-proof, and a collision engine keeps stacked labels readable.

Reads imbalance from up to three timeframes on one execution chart. BPRs are drawn as the true intersection of opposing fair value gaps — never the union — with an equilibrium midline, BPR+/BPR− classification, and higher-timeframe BPR projection. Two independent HTF FVG/iFVG layers track every gap through a four-state lifecycle (active → tapped → inverted → mitigated), so a broken FVG flips into an iFVG and is watched from the other side instead of disappearing. HTF bars are self-aggregated from chart bars — no lookahead, no repainting — and optional displacement and liquidity-sweep filters restrict output to true reversal sequences.

Finds the Three Drives reversal structure — three consecutive swing extremes pushing the same direction — and validates it against momentum divergence before anything prints. No divergence, no pattern. Divergence is evaluated across all three legs with magnitude-based anchor selection, so the drawn line always reflects the strongest momentum failure, plus a minimum-strength threshold and an optional overbought/oversold extreme filter. Confirmed signals never repaint, with webhook-ready bull and bear alerts.

Filters Fair Value Gaps, Inverted FVGs, and Balanced Price Ranges by whether they sit on the previous session's value area — PDVAH, PDVAL, and POC. Gap tools alone mark every imbalance; a volume profile alone shows where volume traded but not the inefficiencies. Combined, only the imbalances aligned with prior-session value remain, each labelled with the levels it touches. Includes aligned-only and highlight-aligned display modes, previous-week value area plus live developing VAH/VAL/POC, higher-timeframe gap detection without repainting, zone state tracking (Fresh → T1, T2… with tested zones fading), consequent-encroachment midlines, a dashboard showing PD/PW levels and where price sits relative to value, and bar-close alerts including first test of an aligned zone.

An Opening Range Breakout strategy for FX pairs on the 30-minute chart, using the 100 EMA as a trend filter — only taking breakouts of the opening range that align with the EMA. Includes retest entries, a 1:1 risk-to-reward framework, and up to three custom sessions.

Two systems in one: an advanced reversal detector using volume delta, RSI divergence, and smart-money technique, plus a divergence engine reading MACD, the Awesome Oscillator, RSI, and fractals. It rates divergence quality, tracks consecutive signals, and adapts to stocks, forex, crypto, and commodities.

Monitors two day-of-week patterns on indices and futures — a Friday→Monday setup and a Wednesday→Thursday setup — firing a sell signal at the follow-up day's open and plotting the prior day's low as the target. Includes a holiday guard, invalidation toggle, target lines, and three alert conditions, backed by a three-year study on ES, NQ, and YM.