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-4 CB Model Indicator is out. -4CB marks the 4-deviation levels above and below the 9:30 ET opening range on NQ/ES, then draws a full trade plan the moment price probes either extreme. Every setup includes: • -4 level: take profit target • Trigger: setup activates when price enters the zone • 4-step entry ladder: 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 pts back from trigger • Alert fires on trigger, no chart-watching needed tradingview.com/script/e7qoxAy…

How the setup works: -4CB anchors to the 9:30 ET opening 30s or 15s candle and projects the -4 level (4.045× that range) above and below. When price probes that zone, above the trigger but not yet at the -4, the setup activates. Four entries ladder in at 20, 30, 40, 50 points back from the trigger, waiting for the retrace. The -4 is the take profit. If price retests it, every entry closes there. -4CB draws the full plan the moment the trigger fires. Alert included. A riskier variant: fade the approach. Price often retraces 20-30 points before tagging the -4. Short the bullish run or long the bearish run as price enters the zone. The pullback is your target. Use the ladder levels as scale-out references. Stops sit just past the -4. Higher miss rate than the primary setup. Seconds timeframes require TradingView Premium or higher. Defaults are tuned for NQ and ES. If -4CB earns a spot on your chart, consider a coffee. Keeps the indicators free and coming. coff.ee/outofoptions

Intermediate Highs/Lows, Premium/Discount, 50% Ranges is out. One indicator auto-detects intermediate highs and lows on any chart, splits the range into premium and discount, plots OTE levels, and marks the 50% midline. The last bullish and bearish 50% extend so you can see where the current range is balanced. Five things in one tool: • ITH/ITL auto-detection (FVG-confirmed pivots) • Premium / Discount OTE zones (0.79, 0.705, 0.618, 0.382, 0.295, 0.21) • 50% midline of the active range • Unmitigated 50% lines from prior ranges • Adaptive zone sizing (ATR-based minimum) tradingview.com/script/yjmGcev…

Why ITH/ITL matter: Most swing tools mark every pivot, which buries the levels price actually respects. An intermediate high or low is a swing with a fair value gap behind it, meaning price left in a hurry and didn't fully reprice on the way out. This indicator scans pivots, confirms each one against an FVG, and only promotes it to an ITH or ITL when the gap is there. You get a shorter, cleaner list of levels, the ones that tend to act as real support and resistance on the next visit. If this one earns a spot on your chart, consider a coffee. Keeps the indicators free and coming. coff.ee/outofoptions

Higher Timeframe Liquidity is out. One indicator plots untapped liquidity from up to two higher timeframes on whatever chart you trade. Each level deletes itself the moment price taps it, so the screen only shows liquidity that's still in play. Five liquidity types in one tool: • Untapped FVGs • Volume Imbalances • Flat Top/Bottom candles • Hourly Open (post-sweep) • Wick CE / W⁵⁰ (50% of HTF swing wicks) tradingview.com/script/fe0asfs…

Why Wick CE matters: When price pokes above a swing high or below a swing low on a higher timeframe and leaves a meaningful wick, the midpoint of that wick is the 50% consequent encroachment level. Price often retraces to it before continuing, which makes it a useful entry or target. The indicator watches 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, and 1D at once and marks every valid Wick CE on your chart as W⁵⁰. Each one deletes the moment price taps it, so you only see the ones still in play. If this one earns a spot on your chart, consider a coffee. Keeps the indicators free and coming. coff.ee/outofoptions

@Tape_Hunter Not really ICT to blame here (as much as I may have thoughts about ICT 😉), ICT concepts in Python implement just fine, it is more of AI trying to work with PineScript

@outof0ptions Even Claude knows ICT is shit.

Update SMT Indicator: tradingview.com/script/q8awKab… Alert messages for both SMT formation and breakage can now be fully customized. Two new text fields in Alert Settings let you define your own message format using template tokens like {{type}}, {{startPrice}}, {{ticker}}, {{duration}}, and more. This makes it straightforward to send structured JSON to webhooks or format alerts however you need them. The default templates reproduce the existing alert text exactly, so nothing changes unless you want it to. Hover over each field's tooltip for the full list of available tokens.

Small update to the Current Hourly Open Liquidity with Sweep Detection TradingView indicator. Labels are now offset to the right using the chart timeframe, reducing the risk of overlapping bars. tradingview.com/script/PUK36OM…

@LeppyrdTrading So these didn't popup because from what I can tell in your screenshot you are looking for a 3 candle pattern? Swing low, sweep and another sweep?

@outof0ptions Those do look good though! Something to possibly look at 👀

For those that like to trade swings like I do, we know how powerful double sweeps are especially on the HTF's. Made up this indicator to mark them out on whatever timeframe you are on. Must have context don't just trade it mechanically. tradingview.com/script/XltmJYl… $NQ

@Markos_mom Did you start with 10M or 20M?

Updated the "Relative Equal Highs/Lows" TV indicator - Added Realtime Mode to show Relative Equal Highs/Lows before candle close - Added Minimum Distance filter (0 by default, disabled) to filter our equal highs/lows of small significance. tradingview.com/script/XHb77EE…

@Markos_mom Maybe ask Opus for a quick summary 😂

Bruv if I got this nonsense from you it's going straight in the bin

Stop flexing PNL. No one cares. Show your actual executions + explain WHY you entered: setup, edge, risk rules, and market context. That builds real credibility and helps others learn way more than screenshots of money. Process > profits.

@Markos_mom 100% of the time when I take losses, then those statements are absolutely unbelievable...

Does IBKR normally get the math wrong?