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Additional Tools

These tools add extra context to Market Oracle signals.

Use them for confluence, not as standalone trade triggers.

  • Reactors: trend bias + dynamic support/resistance.

  • Trend Assistant: trend-following line you can trail stops against.

  • Momentum Wave Bands / VWAP Channel: mean reversion and reversal zones.

  • Candlestick Structures: pattern labels with market-activity filtering.

  • Prime Ranges / Dashboard: volume-weighted zones and quick market reads.

Dynamic Reactor

A trend band that also behaves like dynamic support/resistance. This tool also has full multi timeframe functionality allowing users to load reactors from different timeframes on the chart.

The Dynamic Reactor showing trend identification

Treat the band like a “center of gravity”.

The further price stretches away from it, the stronger the snap-back risk.

How to read it

  • Price above the band → bullish bias.

  • Price below the band → bearish bias.

How to use it

  • Use it as a bias filter for Trend Signals.

  • Use band interactions as potential support/resistance reactions.

  • Favor longs when you have a buy signal and price stays above the band.


Volume Flex Reactor

Like the Dynamic Reactor, but it adapts using volume.

It expands during higher volatility and anchors around meaningful volume areas.

The Volume Reactor showing trend identification and its support and resistance capabilities

How to use it

  • Use it the same way as the Dynamic Reactor.

  • Prioritize it when volume context matters for your setup.


The Prime Trend Assistant

A trend-following line that acts like dynamic support/resistance.

It’s green in uptrends and red in downtrends.

Trend Assistant guiding price action

How to use it

  • Use it as a trailing stop guide during a trend.

  • Watch for bounces to confirm support/resistance in-trend.

  • Combine it with Trend Signals and Reactors for stacked confirmation.


Momentum Wave Bands

Momentum-based bands that highlight potential reversal zones.

They’re conceptually similar to Bollinger Bands, but tuned for momentum/noise.

Momentum Wave Bands showing Support and Resistance levels

How to read it

  • Zones are colored green/red to reflect direction.

  • Inner zone → softer “stretch”.

  • Outer zone → higher-probability reversal area (bigger deviation).

Pair this with Reversal Signals when you want extra confirmation.


Candlestick Structures

Pattern labels that filter classic candlestick setups through market activity.

They work best at key levels (for example, price at resistance + bearish pattern).

Supported patterns include:

  • EG (Engulfing): candle body fully eclipses the prior candle body.

  • Hammer: reversal candle with a long wick.

  • RTM (Rising Three Methods): bullish continuation sequence in an uptrend.

  • FTM (Falling Three Methods): bearish continuation sequence in a downtrend.

  • Bullish / Bearish Soldier: three strong candles that can signal reversal.

  • Morning / Evening Star: 3‑candle reversal (big → small → big opposite).


Prime Ranges

Volume-weighted support/resistance levels with a trend-following bias.

TradingView must provide volume data for the asset.

How to read it

  • Ranges mark high-volume areas where reactions are more likely.

  • Color reflects macro bias: green = uptrend, red = downtrend.


VWAP Channel

Swing-based VWAP bands that map potential mean reversion zones.

What it plots

  • Upper and lower VWAP bands that start from detected swing highs/lows.

  • Labels showing swing prices and band start points.

Signals

  • Sell: when price re-enters the channel from above the upper band.

  • Buy: when price re-enters the channel from below the lower band.

  • Mean reversion touch: when price interacts with VWAP bands.

  • Reset warning: ⚠️ when bands are about to reset to new swing points.

Settings you can tune

  • Channel width.

  • Calculation length.

  • Which warnings/signals to show.

Best use

  • Mean reversion strategies.

  • Spotting extensions and fade opportunities back toward VWAP.

  • Avoiding entries during resets (use the warning marker).


The ChartPrime Dashboard

A quick “at a glance” panel for market context.

You can move it and resize it in settings.

1

Optimal Tuning

Backtested settings using ~500 bars of data.

Use it to quickly tune signals per market and timeframe.

2

Prime Score

Sentiment score from 1–10.

1 is very bearish. 10 is very bullish.

3

Consolidation Score

Ranging score from 1–10.

Higher values mean more chop and less clean trend.

4

Prophecy

Directional “pump/dump” bias based on internal criteria.

Use it as a confluence check, not a signal.

The Dashboard

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