Quantum Trading Indicators for TradingView

The Quantum Currency Strength Indicator is the starting point for any analysis of the forex market. The indicator disassembles the market into the basic building blocks - in other words the currencies themselves, and shows you instantly, whether a currency is strong or weak, rising or falling strongly, in congestion, or reaching an overbought or oversold condition in all timeframes. Currencies reverse from strong to weak and back again, all the time. It is these turning points which can offer the potential to get into a position early, and take advantage of a reversal in trend. Once a trend is underway, then this is signalled instantly clearly and intuitively with the indicator, and again in all timeframes. Whilst the indicator is immensely powerful in identifying opportunities to enter the market, it is equally powerful in signalling when to stay in, and even more importantly when it may be time to exit.

The Quantum Currency Matrix is a powerful solution to a complex problem. First, it shows you instantly and clearly the strength of the buying or selling in the 28 currency pairs – in real time. Second, with a single click whether this is reflected across the related pairs. Third, whether this applies to both the base and counter currency of the currency pair you are considering. If it is, then the risk on the trade is low, and away you go. Reading the matrix is child’s play. Buying the Quantum Currency Matrix is even easier – just click the button below, and start trading low risk probabilities, based on a complete view of every currency pair.

The Quantum Currency Heatmap delivers the complex information you need as a forex trader - FAST. In fact so fast it displays a total of 140 chart snapshots, on one screen. That's twenty eight currency pairs in 5 ADJUSTABLE timeframes - almost impossible to imagine if displayed in a conventional way. Now, thanks to the Quantum Currency Heatmap, seeing and interpreting this much trading data has never been so easy! No need for multiple monitors, multiple PC's, crowded screens, or chasing price movement from one timeframe to another and back again.

The Quantum Currency Heatmap does this by systematically displaying the "hottest" and "coldest" areas of the forex landscape using an intutive color coding scheme. It's like a thermal imagery scanner, but for forex! Much like its sister indicator, the Quantum Currency Matrix, it assigns a rank to each of the 28 currency pairs, but from data crunched across the time horizon. Currency pairs are then ranked vertically and horizontally to describe strength and weakness in two dimensions. The ultimate heatmap of bullish and bearish sentiment in all timeframes, and at the click of a button.

Imagine what it would be like to monitor the performance of all twenty eight currency pairs on one chart. To see instantly which pairs are trending, and if so how strongly. Which are in congestion, and which in a currency complex such as the euro, are diverging from market sentiment. Well imagine no more. The Quantum Currency Array indicator is here and delivers in spades.

It is a powerful and elegant solution to a complex problem. Now in one single indicator you can see which currency pairs are trending strongly, the momentum of this trend, those which are in congestion, and those pairs approaching an overbought or an oversold state.

The pairs are ranked in a table of strength and dynamically color coded for intuitive analysis. Each pair is then displayed as a single line, with the gradient describing the momentum of the trend. In other words the strength of the move. To help further, the indicator then signals those currency pairs approaching an overbought or oversold condition in the ranking table.

And in addition the Currency Array gives you an instant warning of whether the currency you are focusing on is being bought or sold universally. In other words, a heads up to risk.

And last but not least, you can check all twenty eight pairs across all the timeframes within seconds. No more missed opportunities. No need to have hundreds of charts or multiple screens. It is all here. Compact, elegant, instant and clear. The complex sea of forex sentiment that ebbs and flows second by second, all beautifully displayed on one chart.

The Market Strength Indicator (MSI) is yet another in our stable of volume-based indicators, and as such, is a must-have tool for trading virtually any type of market and across a myriad of applications from trend trading to swing trading, scalping, and much more. While its sister indicator, the Currency Strength Indicator (CSI), helps you analyze which currencies are oversold, overbought, correlating, and trending, the MSI or Market Strength Indicator does this also, but in this case, for all markets, including stocks, ETFs, futures, and cryptocurrencies, but with one key difference – VOLUME.

The VRSI indicator is another in the suite of volume indicators we have developed and one that complements our volume price analysis methodology perfectly. and was developed out of a desire to build further on our cornerstone of VPA by peeling back the layers of volume and considering the relative aspect of volume. Hence, the acronym of Volume Relative Strength Index indicator encapsulates what the indicator is all about.

At Quantum Trading, we don’t just build a single indicator and leave it at that! We always take them to another level, and here we have done the same, bundling together a total of five indicators into one amazing value package so you can select your favorite from those on offer. The reason for this is we recognize the different ways the volume-weighted average price VWAP is used, which is why we offer a total of FIVE variants to choose from, and these are as follows:

• VWAP – Volume Weighted Average Price
• MVWAP – Moving Volume Weighted Average Price
• AVWAP – Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price
• TWAP – Time Weighted Average Price
• Interday Volume Weighted Average Price

The Cryptocurrency Strength Indicator (CCSI) has been developed with one objective in mind. To give you a clear and unequivocal view of where each cryptocurrency on the TradingView platform is heading in all time-frames, quickly and easily. Each cryptocurrency is described in a graphical way with a solid coloured line which reveals instantly whether that particular cryptocurrency is overbought or oversold, and the strength of any trend. All are based against USDT which is the counter cryptocurrency and shown separately, and which is invaluable in any analysis as this provides the opposing force to drive the cryptocurrency higher or lower with momentum. If the cryptocurrency is rising strongly and the USDT is falling with similar strength, then a strong trend higher will be in progress. Equally if the cryptocurrency is falling strongly and the USDT rising, a strong trend lower will be in progress.

The Cryptocurrency Strength Indicator works in all time-frames available on the TradingView platform, but as with all our indicators we strongly recommend using them across multiple time-frames for trading.

The Quantum Trend Monitor has been designed to for one task. To display trend strength and impending trend weakness. It analyses the price action, and only changes to a transitional color of dark red or dark blue, if the trend is showing a temporary sign of weakness. If it is a true change in trend direction, the indicator will change to a bright color, as the new trend develops. In other words, the indicator does just that. It monitors the strength of the trend. This is displayed as a solid horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen. The trend monitor works in conjunction with the Quantum Trends indicator which works in a faster time horizon, with the Trend Monitor considering price action over a slower time horizon. The indicator is in fact two in one, with a trend line overlaying the trend monitor to provide a view on strength and divergence away from the mean.

The Quantum Trends indicator is the ‘sister’ indicator to the Quantum Trend Monitor. Together they go hand in hand working together to identify changes in trend, but on a different time horizon. The Trends indicator works very close to the price and therefore reflects any subtle change in trend very quickly. As a result the indicator gives the first signals of pauses and reversals which may ultimately be reflected in the longer term trend, which is where the Trend Monitor then steps in. In other words a match made in heaven.The indicator paints the trend as dots which then change color depending on whether the trend is bullish, bearish or in congestion. Once a new trend starts, the dots change colour dynamically, from blue to red or grey.

Harness the power of Renko charts with the Quantum Renko indicator which now comes in Standard Mode and the all new Time-accurate Mode that lets you synchronize your Renko chart with the current timeframe. The Quantum Renko indicator works 100% with any TradingView account type - yes, even non-pro accounts!

Another dynamic indicator that works in real time. Are you getting the picture? Trading success is all about taking and making decisions at the live edge of the market - that's why we call them dynamic. If you are one of those traders, endlessly drawing lines on your charts, and confusing yourself. Stop right now.

Support and resistance is one of the most powerful concepts for the technical trader. These price regions are where the institutions buy and sell, creating these natural levels. It is here, that prices pause, and often reverse, giving two benefits in one. First, a great place to get in, and secondly even more importantly, a place to close out, and take profits off the table!

Now at last, you have a tool to do all the hard work for you - dynamically. Just apply the indicator, and sit back. Put away your drawing tools forever, and let the Quantum Dynamic Accumulation and Distribution indicator do all the hard work for you! Not only does it work dynamically in real time, it also displays the depth of these regions, the number of times they have been hit, and from which direction, giving you something unique - the complete picture of sentiment and depth at each and every level.

The Live Camarilla Levels indicator works in all timeframes on both standard and custom charts, and in every market, so can be used to trade stocks, commodities, forex or indices.

So whether you’re a discretionary trader who prefers swing and trend trading, or a breakout trader who is perhaps more systematic, the Camarilla levels indicator can deliver it all. And to help you when using the indicator we’ve also included some simple messages to guide you as the various levels are approached and tested, including those all important levels for stop loss placement.

Pivot points can then be used to identify congestion phases of price action, as they are created dynamically, as well as define trends, again in real time. And of course, not forgetting possible trading opportunities as well. The Quantum Pivots indicator delivers two specific signals based purely on price action. A pivot low, and a pivot high. Both are shown with a yellow arrow. The pivot low is triggered on the candle, when the candles or bars either side have a higher high and a higher low than that in the middle. The pivot high is triggered on the candle, when the candles or bars on either side have a lower high and a lower low. These simple phases of price action then signal potential reversals along with pauses points into congestion, and the development of longer term trends. In congestion phases, the pivots mark the highs and lows of the phase dynamically. In the trend phase, again they mark the upper and lower trend lines as the price action develops.

Volatility is a term which is often heard in trading, and indeed is often to be welcomed as it signal price action is moving. However, volatility itself has no direction, it simply means price action is moving outside the 'expected regions' in that timeframe. Volatility general arrives due to the participation or lack of participation of the market makers and insiders, and as such we need to see volatility expressed at the live edge of the market and not historically as with many other indicators. And this is what the indicator does in real time. The Quantum Dynamic Volatility indicator signals this volatility, using average true range. The indicator is constantly scanning the price action for extremes, and when they arrive, are signalled on the chart with a purple arrow, above and below the candle.

The US dollar is the currency of first reserve and one of the top three in the forex world. In order to track the US dollar on the MT4 platform we have created the Quantum USDX index to provide a more ‘balanced’ view of the US dollar. It has only four currencies and these are all equally weighted, in the same way as with the Quantum JPY indicator. The four currencies are the euro, the pound, the yen and the Aussie dollar, all equally weighted at 25%. The Quantum USDX indicator displays strength and weakness in the US dollar against this basket of currencies. It can be applied to any chart in any timeframe, to give an instant view of the US dollar in global terms.

The second most important currency in the forex world is the Japanese yen, and with the JPYX indicator, this provides a global view of strength and weakness on a simple index. It has been designed to give you the heads up on where the Japanese yen is heading next, against a basket of four currencies. The index is then constructed using an equal weighting of 25% based on the euro, the US dollar, the Aussie dollar and the New Zealand dollar. Best of all, you can simply attach to the bottom of your chart, and never have to leave your MT4 account. The indicator plots strength or weakness in the Yen, supported by two simple moving averages.

The Euro Currency Index quantifies and displays strength and weakness of the single currency. As the index rises it suggests strength in the single currency against a basket of currencies. As the index falls this signals weakness in the Euro. The Quantum EURX is calculated from a basket of four currencies with each currency having an equal weighting of 25%.

• US Dollar
• Japanese Yen
• British Pound
• Australian Dollar

The indicator plots strength and weakness of the Euro as a candlestick chart in a separate indicator window when you attach it to the chart. Add to that, there are two configurable simple moving averages to make chart reading easier.

The Quantum GBPX is the latest addition to our suite of currency indices, and one which we have been asked for many times, and even more so since Brexit. It is an index which has taken us some time to develop, and through a series of complex calculations draws its primary data from a basket of currencies based on the old style dollar index, the Dixie. This is converted to a chart for the British pound. The result is an accurate index which describes strength and weakness for the GBP currency in all timeframes.