BWT ICT Concepts

A comprehensive Inner Circle Trader (ICT) methodology indicator that identifies three key concepts on your chart. Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) are three-bar price imbalances drawn as colored rectangles with optional Consequent Encroachment midlines and fill detection. Market Structure detects Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH/MSS) signals using swing-based analysis. Order Blocks identify supply and demand zones at the last opposing candle before a structural break, with FVG validation and mitigation tracking.

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Key Features

• Multi-timeframe FVG detection via optional secondary data series
• Silver Bullet time range filtering (3 configurable windows)
• ATR-based impulse filtering removes insignificant FVGs
• Automatic FVG fill detection (close-through or wick-through)
• Order Block mitigation tracking with dimmed visual state
• Swing-based market structure with minimum trend confirmation counting

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BWT ICT Key Price Points & Killzones

A comprehensive key price levels indicator that plots 26 distinct price references on your chart. This includes prior and current day OHLC, current and prior NY Open (9:30 AM ET), Midnight Open, current and previous week highs/lows, plus six color-coded ICT kill zone session ranges: Asia, London, NY-AM, NY-Lunch, NY-PM, and Overnight. Each kill zone draws a labeled colored region showing the session's high/low range. All session times are DST-aware.

Includes a "BWT KPP" chart toolbar menu for toggling each element on/off live without opening indicator properties — with full multi-tab chart awareness.

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BWT ICT Liquidity Levels

Identifies swing highs and lows as liquidity levels and draws horizontal dotted rays at each unbroken level. When price sweeps through a level, the ray is removed and replaced with a solid line showing the level's lifetime, along with a "strength" label (the number of bars the level survived). Tracks the three closest liquidity levels above and below price. Features text-to-speech voice announcements when significant sweeps occur.

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BWT ICT Liquidity Levels for BloodHound

A BloodHound-optimized variant of the ICT Liquidity Levels indicator. Instead of drawing visual rays and labels, it outputs the three closest unbroken liquidity levels above and below price as plot data series, along with their "weight" values (bar survival count). This makes it ideal for programmatic scanning in SharkIndicators BloodHound, where visual chart elements are unnecessary and data output is required.

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BWT Precision Premium Discount Zones

Detects the most recent confirmed swing high and swing low, then divides the range between them into four equal zones: Deep Discount, Discount, Premium, and Deep Premium. The zones dynamically expand when price breaks beyond the confirmed swing points. Supports multi-timeframe analysis by optionally detecting swings on a secondary data series (e.g., 5-minute swings overlaid on a 1-minute chart).

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BWT Core Levels

The flagship CORE levels indicator. Calculates projected support and resistance levels from both the European session (London open) and the NY session (8 AM ET) using statistical ratios applied to the session range. Levels include Expected High/Low, Extended High/Low, Extreme High/Low, POC (midpoint), and all intermediate midpoints — up to 22 distinct price levels. Includes a built-in statistics panel showing the historical percentage of days each level was reached.

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Key Features

• DST-aware London-to-Eastern time conversion
• Instrument-specific session times (CL/NG get adjusted boundaries)
• European and NY session levels shown simultaneously
• Historical statistics overlay showing level-crossing percentages
• Real-time Session POC mode
• 10 timezone options including Auto-detect

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BWT Core European Levels

Calculates projected price levels from the Globex overnight session (6 PM – 3 AM ET) using statistical ratios. Projects Expected High/Low, Extended High/Low, POC (midpoint), and intermediate midpoints. Colored buy/sell zone regions highlight areas of high probability for directional trades. A secondary session (2:30 – 4 AM ET) recalculates levels when new London session data arrives.

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BWT Globex Levels

Captures the high and low of the first bar at three critical session openings and draws colored rectangular regions between each high/low pair. Session 1 corresponds to the London Stock Exchange open (DST-adjusted), Session 2 to the 8:30 AM ET open (economic data releases), and Session 3 to the 9:30 AM ET NYSE open. Traders use these opening ranges as support/resistance for the remainder of the session.

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BWT Precision Volume Profile

Creates volume-at-price (market profile) histograms for each trading session, showing where the most trading activity occurred. Supports four calculation methods: Volume On Close (VOC), Time Price Opportunity (TPO), Volume-Weighted TPO (VWTPO), and Volume TPO (VTPO). Calculates the Point of Control (highest-activity price), Value Area top and bottom, and renders horizontal histogram bars using high-performance SharpDX rendering. Supports daily, combined-days, and screen-based profile modes.

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• Four profile calculation algorithms (VOC, TPO, VWTPO, VTPO)
• Real-time evolving POC and Value Area lines
• Multi-session combined view
• Configurable value area percentage (default 70%)
• Session-based and screen-based rendering modes
• High-performance SharpDX direct rendering

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BWT Opening Range

Calculates and displays the opening price, opening range (high, low, midline), and optional pre-session range for any trading session. Beyond visualization, it includes a full breakout detection state machine with two entry modes: immediate breakout and pullback confirmation. The Advanced mode implements a 4-state sequence (None → WaitingForPullback → WaitingForEntry → Signal), making it both an analytical tool and a signal generator for ORB strategies.

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• 12 timezone options for session boundary detection
• Two entry modes: Immediate Breakout and Pullback Confirmation
• Re-arming logic when price returns inside the OR
• OR size filtering (min/max ticks)
• Distance entry limit prevents chasing breakouts
• Strategy Analyzer compatible

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BWT Precision Range Analysis

Measures the current session's trading range against ATR-derived percentage levels at 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, a Fibonacci extension, and 200% of the smoothed ATR. The chart background is color-coded based on which threshold has been reached. A statistics panel shows the historical hit rate for each percentage level across all sessions, helping traders gauge whether the day has room to expand or has already exhausted its typical range.

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BWT Precision Trend

Uses an ATR-based volatility envelope to determine trend direction. Calculates upper and lower bands from the ATR multiplied by a sensitivity factor, then trails the stop in the trend direction. On trend reversals, it draws arrow markers, price dots, signal text ("Buy @" / "Sell @"), and colors the signal line. Bars are painted blue (bullish) or red (bearish) by default, with optional "warning bars" that highlight counter-trend closes.

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BWT Precision Trend MTF

Loads a secondary data series (default 120-minute) and runs the BWT Precision Trend indicator on it. Paints the entire chart background based on the higher-timeframe trend direction: light blue for bullish, light salmon for bearish, and transparent for flat. Gives you immediate visual context of the dominant trend from a larger timeframe while you analyze the lower timeframe for entries.

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BWT Precision MA

The flagship moving average indicator offering five different MA algorithms selectable by the user. The output line is color-coded by direction (blue rising, red falling, yellow neutral) with optional turning-point dots. An additional smoothing layer can be applied via SMA over the base MA output. Sound alerts fire when the MA turns direction while price confirms.

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BWT Precision AI-MA

Implements a Jurik-style adaptive moving average using a three-stage exponential smoothing algorithm. The Phase parameter controls lead/lag (-100 to +100), while Vector controls the degree of adaptive smoothing. The line changes color based on direction — blue for rising, red for falling, yellow for neutral. Dots mark turning points where the MA changes direction.

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BWT Precision MA Convergence

Overlays four moving averages on the chart: a slow SMA (45), fast SMA (5), slow EMA (18), and fast EMA (9). Traders use the relative spacing and crossing of these four MAs to identify trend direction, momentum convergence, and potential reversal points. When all four averages are tightly clustered and aligned, trend conviction is high.

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BWT StepMA

An adaptive stepped moving average that only moves when price exceeds an ATR-based volatility threshold. The result is a channel-like moving average that filters out noise and shows clear trend direction. Supports four color modes: neutral, channel-based, rising/falling, and full price-position mode with candlestick painting and directional arrows.

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BWT Precision Parabolic

Uses Hull Moving Average (HMA) calculations on highs and lows to generate parabolic-style trailing stop levels. Confirmation triangles mark turning points where the HMA changes direction while price confirms the reversal. Unlike traditional Parabolic SAR, the HMA base produces smoother, lower-lag stop calculations.

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BWT Precision Natural Bands

Plots two sets of volatility bands around an EMA center line. The outer bands use a wider ATR multiplier (2.5x) and the inner bands use a narrower multiplier (1.6x), creating a layered envelope around price. The midband changes color (blue rising, red falling) to indicate trend direction. Alerts fire when price closes outside the outer bands, signaling an extreme volatility event.

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BWT Precision Oscillator

Uses the True Strength Index (TSI) as its core calculation, plotted as a histogram with positive bars in blue and negative bars in red. An EMA signal line is overlaid on the TSI. When the signal line crosses the TSI while the oscillator is in extreme territory (±20), crossover dots appear, highlighting potential reversals. The clean histogram makes divergences between price and momentum easy to spot visually.

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BWT Precision RSI

Plots a standard RSI line alongside a smoothed average of the RSI value. The smoothing can be configured to use SMA, EMA, WMA, or VWMA, giving flexibility in how responsive the average line is. Horizontal reference lines at 70, 50, and 30 provide the classic overbought/oversold zones.

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BWT Precision PercentR Stochastics

Combines a smoothed Williams %R with a custom Double Stochastic oscillator in a single panel. The %R line is zone-colored: red in overbought, blue in neutral, and green in oversold territory. When the stochastic crosses out of an extreme zone while %R is also in that zone, alert dots appear and sound alerts fire, signaling high-probability reversal conditions with dual-filter confirmation.

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BWT Price Action Swing

Detects swing points and classifies each one relative to the previous swing of the same type: Higher High (HH), Lower High (LH), Double Top (DT), Higher Low (HL), Lower Low (LL), or Double Bottom (DB). Supports Standard, Tick-based, Gann, and Percent swing calculation methods. Each swing point is labeled with colored text. The optional Keltner Minor Trend Rule draws trend-change lines and markers based on the swing structure.

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BWT Swing Levels

Identifies swing highs and lows and draws horizontal dotted ray lines extending to the right from each swing point. When price breaks through a swing level, the ray is automatically removed (or optionally converted to a fixed-length line segment). Maintains a stack of rays so that when the nearest level is broken, the next one becomes active. Tracks and plots the closest unbroken high and low levels as data series for strategy use.

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BWT Precision Volume Reversal Bar

Marks bars where volume analysis disagrees with the price direction at local swing extremes. A buy signal appears when a bar makes a new low AND selling volume exceeds buying volume AND the close is above the bar's median — suggesting sellers are exhausted. A sell signal appears under inverse conditions. Supports five different tick calculation modes for measuring up/down volume.

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BWT Tick Extremes

Loads the NYSE TICK index (^TICK) and Advance/Decline line (^ADD) as secondary data series and renders them together in a sub-panel. When the TICK reaches extreme levels (±800), a "T" marker is drawn on the price chart and a colored horizontal line extends across the duration of the extreme reading. The A/D line provides additional breadth confirmation. Three TICK bar rendering styles are available.

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BWT Precision 3 Line Break

Implements the Japanese three-line break charting method as a price overlay. Tracks "bricks" (price movements exceeding the high or low of the last N bricks) and draws dynamic trigger lines at key reversal levels. When price breaks through the N-brick high or low, it signals a trend reversal and plots a triangle marker with optional sound alerts.

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BWT ChartNotes

A utility indicator that lets you place persistent text notes at five configurable positions on the chart (TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight, Center). Each note supports multiple lines of text with independent font, color, and position settings. Perfect for keeping trading rules, reminders, or session notes visible on your chart at all times.

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BWT System Performance

Displays system performance metrics as fixed text on the chart, updating in real-time. Shows computer time vs. chart tick time (with color-coded lag warning), available RAM in MB, and network latency measured by pinging Google DNS. Traders use it to monitor connection health and system resources during live trading, catching data feed lag or memory issues before they impact execution.

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