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Indicators and strategies written in Deepwick Script — Pine Script v5 compatible. Add any of them to your chart in one click, fork the open-source ones, backtest them and turn their conditions into alerts.
Asian / London / NY Killzones shade the chart background during the three classic institutional trading windows (UTC hours). - Asian: 00:00–08:00 UTC (default purple shade). - London: 08:00–13:00 UTC (default blue shade). - New York: 13:00–20:00 UTC (default green shade). - Toggle each zone on/off via the input checkboxes; pick custom colours per zone.
Discount Array stacks the bottom boundaries of recent bullish order blocks below the current price. Mirror of the premium array. - Plot the most recent maxObs bullish OB bottoms. - A cluster of OBs in a tight band = the institutional long zone. - Combine with a discount filter (price below 50% range) for highest-probability longs.
Premium Array stacks the top boundaries of recent bearish order blocks above the current price. A dense cluster of equal-priced OBs is a high-probability short zone. - Plot the most recent maxObs bearish OB tops. - Use with an OB-touched signal for premium shorts. - Cluster of 3+ OBs in a tight band = the institutional short zone.
Mitigated Order Blocks — bullish OBs coloured grey once price trades back through them, signalling the zone has been 'mitigated' (used up). - Top/bottom lines drawn for extendBars after formation. - Green = live OB, grey = mitigated OB. - Use mitigated OBs as historical reference points for back-testing setups.
Imbalance Zones — permissive Fair Value Gaps (any 3-candle imbalance, no minimum size) so you see every unfilled area. - Green zone = bullish imbalance, red = bearish. - Optional minGapPct to suppress noise on instruments with micro-gaps. - Use when you want to see all imbalances, not just the SMC-grade ones.
Liquidity Void highlights candles with very small wicks relative to their body — fast moves that leave unfilled areas price later re-balances. - Upper / lower line plot the candle's high/low for extendBars. - wickPct controls how small the wicks must be (smaller = stricter). - Look for voids that align with FVGs for high-probability fill trades.
Smart Money Concepts (All-in-One) — BOS, CHOCH, bullish / bearish Order Blocks and Fair Value Gaps on a single overlay. - One config that combines the four most common SMC primitives. - Labels distinguish BOS (BOS), CHOCH (CH), bullish OB (BOB), bearish OB (SOB). - Best for traders who want the full SMC picture without stacking four scripts.
Premium / Discount Zone shades the chart background relative to the 50% midpoint of the recent swing range. - Above 50% = premium (red shade, look for shorts). - Below 50% = discount (green shade, look for longs). - Range derives from the rolling high / low over lookback bars.
Equal Lows (EQL) — two consecutive confirmed swing lows within a percentage tolerance. Mirror of EQH. - Line extends forward from the EQL confluence. - tolerancePct controls the matching tolerance. - A clean sweep of an EQL is a textbook SMC reversal trigger.
Equal Highs (EQH) — two consecutive confirmed swing highs within a percentage tolerance. A classic liquidity pool that price loves to sweep before reversing. - A line connects the two highs; the line extends forward. - tolerancePct controls how 'equal' the two highs must be (default 0.5%). - Triangles mark the EQH confluence.
Fair Value Gaps (Bullish + Bearish) plotted together — every qualifying 3-candle imbalance is shaded in green (bull) or red (bear). - Combines bullish + bearish FVG logic in one overlay. - minGapPct filters tiny imbalances. - Quick visual map of all unfilled imbalances on the chart.
Bearish Fair Value Gap — mirror of the bullish FVG. Three-candle pattern where bar[0]'s wick sits above bar[2]'s wick with no overlap. - Red zone = top of bar[0] high to bottom of bar[2] low. - minGapPct filters out noise; extendBars controls zone lifetime. - Look for short entries on a retest into a premium zone.
Bullish Fair Value Gap — a 3-candle pattern where the wick of bar[2] sits above the wick of bar[0] with no overlap, leaving an imbalance institutions tend to revisit. - Green zone = top of bar[2] high to bottom of bar[0] low. - Optional minGapPct filter ignores tiny gaps (in % of price). - Pairs with a discount filter for long entries.
Order Blocks (Bullish + Bearish) on one chart — green zones are bullish OBs, red zones are bearish. - All bullish / bearish OB rules from earlier iterations combined. - Each zone extends for extendBars bars before expiring. - Best for clean multi-direction structure visualisation when both sides are active.
Bearish Order Blocks mark the last bullish candle before a bearish break of structure — the mirror of bullish OBs. - Red zone = OB top/bottom; shaded fill shows the mitigation range. - Zones extend for extendBars bars; perfect for shorting into premium on a retracement. - Use in confluence with a CHOCH signal for highest probability.
Bullish Order Blocks mark the last bearish candle before a bullish break of structure — institutions typically entered long there, and price tends to retest the zone. - Green zone = OB top/bottom; shaded fill shows the mitigation range. - Zones extend for extendBars bars, then expire if price never returned. - Combine with a discount filter (below 50% of recent range) for highest-probability longs.
Floor trader pivots — the full 7-level set (PP + R1/R2/R3 + S1/S2/S3) used by equities floor traders, with R3/S3 projected at 2× the R1/S1 spread for the outer reversal bands. - More levels than Standard; useful when a single level per side isn't enough. - R3 and S3 are the 'if-you-break-this-you-trend' bands.
Multi-timeframe pivots — daily swing pivots (swing=5) drawn together with weekly swing pivots (swing=20) so higher-timeframe structure stays visible while you trade a lower-TF chart. - Yellow / orange = daily S/R; green / red = weekly S/R. - Daily breaks inside a weekly level often fail; weekly breaks inside daily structure are the high-conviction trades.
S/R zones — the band between the latest confirmed swing high and swing low, shaded as a single confluence zone. - Single purple band = the area price is mean-reverting inside. - A close outside the band breaks structure and the band resets on the next pivot.
Active pivot range — fills the area between the most recent confirmed swing high and swing low so the active trading range jumps off the chart. - Range updates only when a new pivot prints. - Reads as: light-blue box = current balance area, breaks above/below = trend signal.
Auto Fibonacci extension from the last confirmed swing: projects the 0.382, 0.618, 1.0, 1.618 and 2.618 multiples of the swing's range above the swing high for target placement. - Useful for profit targets once price breaks a swing high. - 1.618 is the classic 'measured move'; 2.618 is the stretch target.
Auto Fibonacci retracement drawn from the last confirmed swing high to the last confirmed swing low, with the 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618 and 0.786 levels plotted as horizontal lines. - Updates only when a new swing prints (no repaint). - The 0.618 and 0.786 levels are the highest-probability reversal zones for trend retracements.
Pivot Trend Filter layers a daily standard pivot over a mid-period trend MA and tints the background when price is above PP and the MA slopes up — i.e., trend and structure agree. - Removes chop signals that fight the trend. - Use the green tint as a long bias, red tint as a short bias, neutral as no-trade.
Confirmed swing pivots — each pivothigh/pivotlow is plotted as a step line that lasts until the next one prints. Marks the actual swing points so you can see structure at a glance. - Lines update swing bars after the high/low forms (no repaint). - Use 3–5 for short-term structure, 10+ for swing levels.