Four tools, layered. Session context, sweep detection, full structure, then automation. None are for sale yet — they ship when they're ready, not before.
These are educational tools, not a signal service.
There is no winning indicator. None of these are either.
What you'll get is Pine Script source you can open, read, modify, and build on, plus the reasoning behind how it's structured. Nothing here is a recommendation to enter or exit any position.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not indicate future results. I make no claims about profitability, mine or yours.
The map.
What it does. Draws Asia and London session highs and lows, tracking each range live as it forms and freezing it on close. Configurable session history. Range shaded in olive.
Why it matters. Asia and London set the range New York either respects or breaks. Without these levels on your chart, you're trading blind to the most important reference points of the day.
Who it's for. Anyone who wants clean session context with zero noise. Zero learning curve.
The trigger.
What it does. Adds Week, Yesterday, and Day highs and lows for the full key level map. NY VWAP. Sweep detection when price wicks a level and closes back inside. Pin zones marking reversal candles at key levels.
Why it matters. Price sweeps liquidity, then reverses. APS Pro maps where the stops live, marks the moment a sweep happens, and identifies the formation that follows.
Who it's for. Traders who understand session structure and want a systematic way to read entries off key levels.
The framework.
What it does. Everything in APS Pro, plus FVG detection with dynamic mitigation, the full 8/21/50/200 EMA stack, the ODOT bias marker, 9:30 and 10AM session markers, 1H structural fibs, and four distinct signal types across different phases of a move.
Why it matters. Marauder answers a question the others don't — where in the move are you? The 200 EMA gives macro side. The 1H fib gives the structural target. The FVG shows the imbalance. The 21 and 50 give entry precision.
Who it's for. Traders who want the full structural picture in one tool.
The automation.
What it does. A fully mechanical break-and-retest system. A 5-minute close breaks a key level (previous day high/low, NY VWAP, or the 10AM open), price has 12 bars to retest it, and the retest must close back on the breakout side. A 200 EMA trend filter classifies each setup. RTH only, one signal per level per day.
Why it matters. TradingView alert → webhook → Cloudflare Worker → bracket order on a Tradovate sim account. No chart babysitting.
Who it's for. Traders who want a mechanical system they can understand, audit, and eventually run themselves.
Where it stands. Paper trading. Backtested on roughly a year of data, with a 20-trade forward-test gate before any live capital. No performance figures published until forward testing is complete.
Questions? Send a message or email kelvinrtobias@gmail.com.