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A market regime indicator for TradingView: volatility, the daily range left, trend strength, and directional pressure in one panel, summed up in three plain-word verdicts and calibrated to your market and interval.
$19.99one-time · lifetime access — or included in IQ Universal from $29.99/mo
Market Reactor is a market regime indicator for TradingView from the supersmart.money IQ family. One panel ranks volatility against the instrument's own history, shows how much of the average daily range, built from completed days, is left today, and measures trend strength and directional pressure. Three plain-word verdicts sum it up, and alerts fire on bar close.
Is the market moving, is there room left in the day, is there a trend, and which side is pressing? Most charts answer with four tools on four scales: raw volatility that reads differently on gold and on EUR/USD, a daily range average that can include the forming day, and a trend-strength line with no direction. You still can't tell what kind of market this is.
Market Reactor checks before it speaks. PULSE is a rank against the instrument's own history, so one number means the same on every market. BIAS and TREND STATE change only after a clear move back through a level, and with too little history the panel says CALIBRATING instead of guessing. It is calibrated and tested over hundreds of hours on historical charts of the most traded markets. Learn the concept: trending or chopping — how to tell.
Segmented bars in one corner, wide or tall; nothing else is drawn on the price chart.
PULSE ranks the current ATR 0–100 against the instrument's own history, with an ACTIVITY word from DORMANT to EXPLOSIVE. Gold, EUR/USD, and Bitcoin share one scale.
FUEL shows the unused share of the average daily range, from FULL to DEPLETED. Past 100 % it names the day EXTENDED, OVEREXTENDED, or EXTREME RANGE.
DRIVE shows ADX from 0 to 100 with an arrow: ↑ building, → flat, ↓ fading.
FLOW sets buyers against sellers from −100 to +100; a neutral zone keeps small swings grey.
BIAS from BULLISH to BEARISH, with LEAN while strength is missing; a six-step TREND STATE ladder; and MARKET MODE.
TREND EXPANSION, IGNITION, TREND CONTINUATION, HIGH-ENERGY RANGE, COMPRESSION, LOW-ENERGY CHOP, DIRECTIONAL EXHAUSTION, EXTREME RANGE, and TRANSITION: one per bar.
Activity Expansion, Trend Ignition, Trend Expansion, Low ADR Fuel, Directional Shift, and Directional Exhaustion.
The footer names the active profile and interval bucket; its tooltip lists every resolved value.
Rank, not raw.
PULSE compares volatility with the instrument's own history, not with a fixed number.
Completed days only.
The daily range baseline comes from closed daily bars; the forming day never enters it.
Strength apart from direction.
DRIVE says how strong, FLOW which side; BIAS reads LEAN until strength reaches the full-confidence level.
Hold the ground.
BIAS and TREND STATE change only after a clear move back through a level, so they do not flicker on noise.
One verdict, or none yet.
MARKET MODE checks its modes in a fixed order and the first match wins. Short history reads CALIBRATING; alerts wait for the confirmed close.
Every indicator in the family stands on the same foundation, so it reads the chart the moment you add it — and your time goes into the market, not the settings panel.
In Market Reactor, Auto-Timeframe Mode maps your interval to one of 10 buckets and, with the market profile you pick — gold and silver, major currency pairs, or all other markets — sets all 26 measurement values; <code>Manual</code> hands them to you.
Auto-Timeframe, on by default
Your chart interval picks a calibration profile tuned over hundreds of hours of testing on historical charts of the most traded markets — gold, oil, major currency pairs, indices, stocks and crypto. Change the interval and the indicator re-tunes itself.
Manual Mode for experts
Every value the calibration sets is also a setting of yours. Full control, nothing locked behind the automation.
Dark and Light, automatically
The indicator reads your chart background and switches colours and transparency on its own. Line weights and text sizes are set by role.
One family, one visual language
The same concept wears the same colour in every indicator. Combined, they divide the chart instead of duplicating it.
Honest by construction
Events print on bar close, closed windows stay frozen, and the data behind a reading is graded or labelled. No profit promises and no hidden guesses: when the data cannot support a reading, the indicator says so.
Gold, crude oil, and GBP/USD: reading the bars and verdicts, an alert confirmed on the close, and the calibration re-tuning on a new interval. Historical chart replay, default settings.
Closed historical charts. Educational examples, not trade recommendations.
What you read MARKET MODE turns IGNITION on a closed candle: ACTIVITY BUILDING ↑, DRIVE ↑, FLOW out of its neutral zone, FUEL still HIGH or FULL.
How to use it activity, strength, and pressure start together while most of the day's typical range is unused; BIAS may still read LEAN.
What you read a long PULSE bar beside a short DRIVE bar, FLOW at its centre mark, BIAS NEUTRAL.
How to use it the market moves more than usual without sustained direction, so a busy chart is not mistaken for a trend.
What you read PULSE low in its own history, NO TREND, BIAS NEUTRAL; the footer names the Forex profile.
How to use it a quiet, contracting market is named as such. It does not say when, or which way, activity returns. Learn the concept: Asian session range.
What you read FLOW on the bullish side, DRIVE short but rising.
How to use it direction is present while strength climbs the ladder; LEAN drops once DRIVE reaches the full-confidence level.
Market Reactor answers the question the rest of the family leaves open: what kind of market is this? Structure, liquidity, sessions, and killzones come from the SMC and ICT tools. Read the context first, then let them show where and when. Nothing needs switching off: Market Reactor draws only its panel.
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Market Reactor keeps no session clock. Sessions, ICT Killzones, PO3 with Key Levels and Volume Profile adds when; Market Reactor adds what kind.
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Momentum and Structure Oscillator reads pace and distance from the extremes in its own pane. Market Reactor names the market state; the oscillator shows whether momentum inside it is building or fading. Its Bias Index and Market Reactor's FLOW both read directional pressure, so choose another engine (Stochastic, Stoch RSI, MACD or Structure) when both are on the chart.
Own it — $19.99 one-time
$19.99one-time
Lifetime access to Market Reactor, with updates delivered automatically in the same TradingView script.
Monthly
$29.99/mo
Annual
$299.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $29.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $299.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Monthly
$39.99/mo
Annual
$399.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $39.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $399.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Works on every TradingView plan, including the free one. After an update, re-create your alerts: TradingView alerts keep the version they were created with.
There is nothing to repaint: the panel shows the current bar only and draws no history. Live readings move until the close; alerts use closed bars. See how to verify an indicator does not repaint.
Any plan, including the free one. Your plan only sets how many indicators fit on one chart.
Any TradingView symbol with standard candles, on every interval; pick one of three profiles. FUEL works intraday only: on 1D and above it shows N/A, while PULSE, DRIVE, and FLOW keep working.
Six, all on confirmed bar close, for activity, trend, fuel, and direction. Setup: how to set up TradingView alerts.
No. It describes market conditions: no buy or sell signals, no forecasts.
Yes. It draws only its panel, which you can place in nine positions.
Give us your TradingView username after purchase and receive an invite within 24 h. Updates arrive automatically in the same script.
Refund terms are set out in our refund policy.
Buy it for $19.99 to own it for life, or subscribe to IQ Universal ($29.99/mo) for every universal indicator, including future ones. See one-time vs subscription TradingView indicators.
Four readings, three verdicts, one panel — on every TradingView plan.
Educational and analytical tool, not investment advice. Trading involves risk of loss; past chart examples do not indicate future results. Risk disclosure