AxeAlgo Documentation
Master your trading tools with setup guides, alert configuration walkthroughs, and confluence-setup references.
Setting Up Automated TradingView Alerts
Every AxeAlgo indicator supports native TradingView audio, push notifications, and Webhook URLs (for automated execution bots like 3Commas, Cornix, or PineConnector).
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"price": "{{close}}",
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"axealgo_confluence": "Confirmed Golden Pocket Buy"
}Order-Flow Delta
Order-Flow Delta turns a normal candlestick chart into an order-flow read. Every trade has a buyer and a seller, but one side is lifting the offer and the other is hitting the bid — the net of the two is delta. Order-Flow Delta measures it on every bar and shades the chart behind the candles: gold where buyers pressed, terracotta where sellers pressed, brightest on the biggest imbalances. You see which moves had real participation behind them and which were just drift — on the chart you already read, with no separate footprint pane to learn. Below the price chart, a Cumulative Volume Delta pane tracks net aggression as it stacks up through the session — often still climbing while price chops sideways, or quietly rolling over ahead of a stall. On the candles, four effort-vs-result marks flag the moments that matter: where a new price extreme isn't backed by the order flow, where heavy aggression meets no price movement, where a single bar's delta runs to a historic extreme, and where a candle closes against its own pressure. Every mark is confirmed on bar close and never moves. Real bid/ask footprint data on TradingView is a Premium and Ultimate feature. Order-Flow Delta uses it automatically when your plan has it — and when it doesn't, it reconstructs the same read from finer-grained data, so the tool still works on Free, Essential and Plus, and on markets footprint data doesn't reach. What sets it apart from most order-flow tools is that it grades its own data. A live Confidence meter tells you, every bar, how much to trust the current delta read — full when it's working from real footprint data, lower when it's reconstructed, and lower still on forex, where there is no true volume and the dashboard says so plainly rather than presenting an estimate as fact. This is a structure-visualisation tool. It shows order-flow and volume-imbalance structure — it does not generate buy or sell signals and is not predictive of price direction. Only the forming bar updates as trades arrive, which is inherent to any order-flow tool; closed bars are final.
Feature Breakdown:
- Delta Heat behind every candle — gold on net buying, terracotta on net selling, brightest on the biggest imbalances, candles left untouched
- Cumulative Volume Delta pane with per-bar delta and a higher-timeframe read, auto-scaled — no manual mapping
- CVD divergence marks where a new price high or low isn't backed by the order flow
- Absorption zones — heavy aggression meeting little or no price movement, boxed on the chart
- Extreme-delta and bar-vs-delta marks for climax bars and candles that close against their own pressure
- Uses real bid/ask footprint data automatically on Premium and Ultimate; works without it on every other plan
- Live Confidence meter grades the delta read on every bar and flags forex as an approximation
- Non-repainting — every confirmed mark commits on bar close and never moves
Fibonacci Confluence Suite
The Fibonacci Confluence Suite is built on a swing anchor that refuses to repaint. Most Fibonacci tools quietly slide their anchor every time a new bar prints a slightly higher high or a slightly lower low — the textbook setup you screenshotted an hour ago isn't the setup the tool is showing you now. Locked Pivot mode anchors on a confirmed swing point that already survived the bars on both sides of it. The anchor only moves when price actually closes through it — a genuine break of structure — and when it does, it snaps to the next real pivot on the opposite side instead of an arbitrary lookback window. On top of that anchor sits a Confluence Score from 0 to 100, printed directly on the Golden Pocket and in the status table. It answers the four questions you'd otherwise hold in your head at once: does this zone line up with the higher timeframe, does it overlap a prior swing's Fibonacci level, is volume actually behind the move, and did the candle confirm. One number instead of four sub-panels. Every Golden Pocket also carries a live status — Fresh, Tested, or Mitigated — and once a zone fully resolves with a clean break through the top or the bottom, the outcome folds into a running Hit-Rate that lives in the status table for as long as the chart has been open. Not a vendor backtest run once on a cherry-picked pair — the tool grading its own homework, live, on the exact symbol and timeframe you trade. A one-click Reverse toggle flips the entire structure — base lines, extensions, Golden Pocket, connector, and bias label — so you can check the opposite read without redrawing anything by hand.
Feature Breakdown:
- Locked Pivot swing anchor — confirmed break-of-structure only, 0% repaint on the structural high/low
- Confluence Score (0-100): HTF alignment, multi-swing confluence, volume, and reversal-candle confirmation in one number
- Historical Hit-Rate — live, self-grading track record of held vs. failed Golden Pockets on your own chart
- One-click Reverse toggle flips the entire structure to check the opposite bias instantly
- HTF Confluence overlay compares your Golden Pocket against a higher-timeframe pivot, non-repainting
- Optional engulfing- and volume-confirmed markers, with a session filter
- ATR-based invalidation and target zones, plotted from the harmonic extension already on your chart
- Structured JSON alert payloads — symbol, zone, confluence score — for your own webhook or notification endpoint
Precision Liquidation Heatmap
Price gravitates toward pools of forced liquidations. The Precision Liquidation Heatmap models where those pools sit — projecting the price levels at which over-extended positions are most likely to be force-closed, from every recent significant swing — and grades each one by how much estimated volume is stacked there. The denser the estimated cluster at a price, the brighter and heavier the band, so the chart shows at a glance which magnets above and below price are worth watching. The dashboard names the single hottest pool, the nearest untaken level in each direction, and an ATR-scaled distance to the primary target so you know whether a magnet is one candle away or twenty. A confluence rating flags where a projected cluster lines up with open interest that's building in the same direction across multiple venues — the levels most likely to actually pull price. Every cluster also carries a live status. Once price trades through one and clears it, that band dims — so what stays lit is only liquidity that hasn't been taken yet — and a running stop-hunt tally in the dashboard records how often price has swept a projected level and reversed, on the exact symbol and timeframe you're looking at. Honesty note: Pine Script has no access to exchange order books or a real liquidation feed. The clusters are a model built from price structure and volume, combined with open-interest data where TradingView provides it — a well-reasoned map of where liquidations are likely to sit, not a live feed of them. Use it as a magnet and market-structure tool alongside your own risk management.
Feature Breakdown:
- Projected forced-liquidation clusters off every recent significant swing point
- Heat-graded bands — brighter = denser estimated liquidation volume acting as a price magnet
- Dashboard call-outs: hottest pool, nearest untaken level above and below, and an ATR-scaled distance to target
- Confluence rating where a cluster aligns with open interest building the same way across multiple venues
- Swept-cluster tracking — a band dims once price trades through and clears it
- Live stop-hunt tally — how often price has swept a projected level and reversed, on your exact chart
- Proximity alerts as price approaches the nearest magnet above or below
Wyckoff Structure Engine
Most Wyckoff tools hand you a blank canvas — you read the method yourself and annotate the range by hand, usually after you already know how it resolved. The Wyckoff Structure Engine watches raw price and volume for the nine hallmark events of a Wyckoff cycle and labels each one on the bar it confirms: Preliminary Support, the Selling or Buying Climax, the Automatic Rally that sets the range, the Secondary Test, the Spring or Upthrust, the Test that follows it, the Sign of Strength or Weakness that breaks the range, and the Last Point of Support and Back-Up that come after. As those events land, the engine tracks which of the five phases the current cycle has reached — A stops the prior trend, B builds the cause, C is the final shakeout, D is the breakout, E is the move away — and prints it in the dashboard as "Phase C — 4 of 9 events confirmed," honestly, instead of forcing a textbook count that a real range rarely completes. Once the Automatic Rally sets the boundaries, a Composite Score runs continuously through Phases B and C. It reads three things: how cleanly price stays inside the range, whether volume is behaving like real accumulation — climactic, then tapering — and whether effort is matching result at the edges. The number freezes the moment the range breaks; it never updates afterward to imply a forecast. Every completed cycle also projects a Cause & Effect target — Wyckoff's technique of counting the width of the range to project the move that leaves it — drawn as a zone the instant the breakout confirms. When price later trades into one, the zone and its label change color, and a running Hit / Missed tally builds in the dashboard for every target the chart has produced since it loaded. A higher-timeframe context row shows trend direction and volatility-contraction state on the timeframe above the one you're trading. This is a structure-labeling and context tool. It describes what price and volume have already done in Wyckoff's terms — it does not predict direction, rank the probability of a move, or place orders.
Feature Breakdown:
- Automatic detection and labeling of all nine Wyckoff events (PS, SC/BC, AR, ST, Spring/Upthrust, Test, SOS/SOW, LPS/LPSY, BU) on the bar each one confirms
- Live phase tracker — shows the current cycle as Phase A through E with an honest "X of 9 events confirmed" count, never a forced textbook sequence
- Auto-drawn trading-range box from the Automatic Rally to the breakout, highlighted the instant Sign of Strength/Weakness confirms
- Composite Score (0-100): range containment, accumulation-style volume pattern, and effort-vs-result at the boundaries in one number, frozen at breakout
- Cause & Effect target projection — range width counted forward and drawn as a zone, with a live Hit / Missed tally for every target on the chart
- Volume-Spread-Analysis absorption marks — volume spikes on narrow-range bars flagged directly at the range boundary
- Higher-timeframe context row for trend direction and volatility-contraction state on the timeframe above your entry chart
- Plain-English label mode and a full on-chart legend, so the A-E phases and event abbreviations read clearly before you know the method by heart
AI Trend Oracle
The AI Trend Oracle uses a K-Nearest Neighbors (K-NN) classification model to evaluate 5 historical price and momentum vectors in real time. By finding the closest historical statistical matches, it classifies the current trend direction, filters out choppy consolidation noise, and marks trend-continuation setups on candle close.
Feature Breakdown:
- K-NN Machine Learning algorithm with 5-feature vector space
- Dynamic trend colorization on chart candles (Bullish Cyan / Bearish Rose)
- Noise-filtered confirmation markers on candle close
- Multi-timeframe consensus dashboard widget
- Non-repainting — everything confirms on candle close
Market Highway
Market Highway fits an adaptive Kalman filter to price — a "road" that carries both a level and a velocity, so it rides through noise but turns quickly on a real move. That velocity, together with how straight the road actually is over a slope window, is what sorts the market into one of three regimes: Trending Up (gold), Trending Down (crimson), or Ranging (grey). A regime only starts when the slope is strong and the line genuinely fits, and it exits well before it snaps — so the colour isn't flickering on every wobble. Around the road sit two ATR-scaled lanes whose width expands on a volatility shock and relaxes back gradually. Separately, an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck model is re-fit every bar to price's deviation from the road: it measures how persistently price stays on one side (trend behaviour) versus how fast it snaps back (range behaviour), and reports that as a deviation half-life and a stretch reading in σ. Those two engines drive three kinds of on-chart marker, each printed only on bar close and each with its own dotted invalidation level — the price where that idea is wrong: BREAK for a confirmed breakout through the outer lane during volatility expansion, a ◆ for a with-trend pullback that snapped back off the inner lane and held through the confirmation window, and a ✕ for a counter-trend fade at the verge of a range. A volatility squeeze is shaded on the chart so you can see when the market is coiled before one fires. Two dropdowns run the whole thing — Trading style (Scalp / Swing / Position) sets the speed and timeframe fit, Signal filtering (Strict / Normal / Lenient) sets how hard the markers are screened — with full Advanced overrides underneath. An optional higher-timeframe filter only allows signals that agree with the trend above. Everything commits on bar close; the road, lanes and regime colour redraw on the live forming bar (inherent to any adaptive filter) and settle once it closes — historical bars never change.
Feature Breakdown:
- Adaptive Kalman "road" — a constant-velocity centerline that rides through noise and turns fast on real moves
- Three-state regime classifier (Trending Up / Trending Down / Ranging) from filtered velocity plus a linear-fit quality check
- ATR-scaled lanes that widen on a volatility shock and relax back gradually
- Ornstein-Uhlenbeck deviation model — reports how persistent or mean-reverting the current move is, as a half-life and a σ stretch
- Three bar-close-confirmed markers: BREAK (outer-lane breakout), ◆ (with-trend pullback entry), ✕ (range fade at the verge)
- Dotted invalidation level drawn on every signal — the price where that idea is wrong
- Volatility-squeeze shading, plus an optional higher-timeframe trend filter
- Two-dropdown setup (Trading style · Signal filtering) with full Advanced overrides for power users
iFVG Imbalance Hunter
Inversion Fair Value Gaps (iFVGs) occur when an existing FVG fails and price aggressively flips it into support or resistance. The iFVG Imbalance Hunter tracks these liquidity flips automatically and marks the resulting retest zones on the chart.
Feature Breakdown:
- Automated standard FVG and Inversion iFVG detection
- Mitigation state tracking (Fresh, Partial Fill, Inverted, Mitigated)
- Re-test and rejection markers
- HTF imbalance projection onto execution charts
- Custom threshold filtering for low-volume candles
Adaptive Trend Lines Suite
Draw perfect algorithmic trendlines automatically. The Adaptive Trend Lines Suite connects verified swing points with mathematical precision, scanning for clean breakout confirmations, false-breakout rejections, and retest bounces.
Feature Breakdown:
- Dynamic algorithmic trendline calculation with zero subjective bias
- Real-time breakout and breakdown alerts
- Automated pullback & retest confirmation zones
- Parallel channel projection with median line targets
- Multi-touch strength indicator
Three-Drive Exhaustion
The Three-Drive is one of the cleaner exhaustion patterns in price action: three consecutive pushes in the same direction, each making a new extreme, each losing a little momentum — until the move runs out of participants. Three-Drive Exhaustion finds that structure automatically by fitting a trendline across the successive highs (or lows) of the drives and watching for price to break back through it. The tolerance around every line scales to the symbol's own volatility — it's measured against the 300-bar range, not a fixed number of points — so the same settings work on a 1-minute crypto chart and a daily index chart without re-tuning. A drive only counts once its swing pivot is confirmed by bars on both sides, which adds a fixed few bars of lag but means a printed structure never redraws or vanishes. When price closes back through the third drive's channel, an Exhaustion Signal prints on that bar. The dashboard then tracks the current read — Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral — how many bars it's held, the invalidation level that would cancel it, and the channel boundaries themselves, so you can see the structure the signal came from without hunting for it. This is a pattern-recognition overlay. It marks where a three-drive structure has completed and where it would be invalidated — it doesn't predict the reversal, size a position, or place a trade.
Feature Breakdown:
- Automatic three-drive detection — a trendline fitted across three successive higher highs or lower lows
- Volatility-adaptive tolerance — the break threshold scales to the symbol's 300-bar range, so one setting fits every market and timeframe
- Exhaustion Signal printed on the bar price closes back through the third drive's channel
- Non-repainting — every drive confirms with pivots on both sides and never redraws after the fact
- Trend dashboard: current bias, bars held, invalidation level, and the channel boundaries
- Optional live trendlines and broken-channel history for reviewing how each structure formed