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On TradingView · 2 free · 2 invite-only · 2 not yet published
Markov’s scripts for TradingView, built as one system: Session Map draws the session, Regime Compass reads whether it’s expanding or pinning, and the strategies only trade when that read agrees.
Open-source on TradingView. Add them to any chart; there is nothing to request.
The futures session skeleton: prior day, overnight range, initial balance, opening range and an anchored VWAP — one definition of each, drawn the same way on every chart.
Live on TradingView · open-sourceHow it works (Session Map)
One number for whether the session is expanding or pinning, from volatility rank, path efficiency and return persistence. Price-derived context — not dealer gamma, and not a signal.
Live on TradingView · open-sourceHow it works (Regime Compass)
Three strategies, one product, all gated on the Regime Compass score: Opening Range for the break of the open, Trend Continuation for expanding sessions, VWAP Fade for compressed ones. Invite-only, granted by hand, free during early access.
The opening-range breakout run properly: the same range Session Map draws, a regime gate, width filters that refuse the days the trade doesn't belong on, and account guardrails built to stand down before your configured limits.
Live on TradingView · invite-onlyHow it works (Opening Range)
Buys the pullback while the regime engine reads expansion, with higher-timeframe agreement, an ATR trail, and the same guardrail layer. Stands down entirely when the day turns to pinning.
Live on TradingView · invite-onlyHow it works (Trend Continuation)
The mirror image: fades the stretch back to session VWAP, and only while the regime reads compression. Same engine as Trend Continuation, opposite half of the day.
Publishing nextHow it works (VWAP Fade)
Hypothetical performance. We publish no win rates, profit figures or backtest results. Anything a strategy shows in TradingView’s Strategy Tester is a hypothetical backtest, not a record of trading.
CFTC Rule 4.41Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading. Also, since the trades have not been executed, the results may have under- or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profit or losses similar to those shown.
Draws Markov’s modeled positioning levels on the futures you trade, once there is a feed to draw.
Renders the day's dealer-positioning map — gamma flip, call and put walls, high-volume level — on the futures you actually trade, with a live index-to-futures basis. Pine cannot read an options chain: this draws the levels Markov publishes, modelled from end-of-day open interest.
On hold · needs a levels feedHow it works (Positioning Bridge)
// invite-only access is granted per TradingView username, by hand. a paid TradingView plan may be required to run invite-only scripts.
Invite-only · free during early access
Opening Range and Trend Continuation are live as invite-only scripts. VWAP Fade follows. They are educational tools, not advice, and every backtest is hypothetical.
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The free chart draws session levels, resting liquidity, whale prints and liquidations in your browser, every number with its source.