Overview
The Adaptive Market Resonance (AMR) indicator uncovers key price reaction zones by combining adaptive cycle detection, fractal pivots, and volume-based microstructure analysis. It dynamically tunes itself to market volatility and rhythm, helping traders anticipate zones of potential reversal or continuation. This is done without relying on static thresholds or lagging tools, making AMR suitable for evolving market conditions.
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How It Works
AMR is built on a multi-layered analytical framework:
1. Fractal Resonance Engine (FRE)
• Identifies recent structural swing highs and lows using a user-defined fractal length.
• These pivots mark areas where price has historically reversed, forming the foundation for structural resonance.
2. Adaptive Cyclic Resonance (ACR)
• Uses a custom adaptive EMA approach that adjusts with market speed and volatility.
• Generates upper and lower resonance zones from smoothed fast-cycle values — acting as dynamic support and resistance.
• These zones are not static lines but evolve with time, reflecting real-time cyclic behavior in price.
3. Microstructure Liquidity & Volume Synchronization (MLVS)
• Detects volume spikes that exceed a user-defined multiple of average volume.
• Confirms directional bias based on candle structure — green for bullish interest, red for bearish.
• These volume signals reflect potential liquidity absorption or large-order flow.
4. Cycle Strength Histogram (COMING SOON)
• Measures the distance between the adaptive fast and slow cycle lines.
• Positive values indicate strengthening bullish momentum, negative values show bearish transition.
• This bottom-pane histogram acts as a momentum filter, reducing false signals in sideways or indecisive phases.
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Buy/Sell Signal Logic
Signals are generated only when multiple conditions align, ensuring precision and confluence:
Buy Signal
• Price is near the lower resonance zone (indicating potential support).
• A bullish volume spike is detected (high volume with a green candle).
• Cycle strength turns positive, suggesting an upward shift in trend momentum.
Sell Signal
• Price is near the upper resonance zone (potential resistance).
• A bearish volume spike is triggered (high volume with a red candle).
• Cycle strength turns negative, indicating momentum may be reversing to the downside.
This combination ensures signals are only triggered during high-confluence zones, reducing noise and emphasizing key turning points.
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How to Use
• 🌀 Trend Reversals: Monitor for signal triggers near resonance zones to anticipate potential tops or bottoms.
• 📈 Continuation Trades: Confirm pullbacks to a resonance zone in the direction of the dominant cycle strength with volume support.
• ⚠️ Avoiding Choppy Markets: Cycle strength and proximity filters help suppress signals during indecisive or low-volume phases.
• 📊 Multi-Timeframe Flexibility: Works across intraday to higher timeframes; adjust cycle length and thresholds for asset-specific tuning.
⚠️ Note: While AMR provides a framework for identifying high-confluence trading opportunities, it does not offer guaranteed outcomes. Market behavior is probabilistic, and users should validate all signals with their own analysis and risk management.
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Key Features
• 🔹 Fractal Pivot Mapping for structural clarity
• 🔹 Dynamic Resonance Zones that adapt in real-time
• 🔹 Volume Spike Detection to capture hidden institutional activity
• 🔹 Momentum Histogram for trend strength confirmation
• 🔹 Multi-condition Buy/Sell Labels with precision logic
• 🔔 Alerts for buy/sell signals, fractal shifts, and volume events
• 🛠️ Customizable Settings to suit different styles and instruments
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Why This Combination?
AMR merges structure (fractals), behavior (adaptive cycles), and intent (volume imbalances) into one cohesive framework. Instead of relying on fixed indicators, it adjusts continuously to the market’s internal rhythm — uncovering resonance zones where price is more likely to respond. This integration enables users to identify potential turning points with added contextual depth.
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Why It’s Worth Using
By requiring alignment across price structure, volume behavior, and adaptive momentum, AMR helps traders focus on high-quality setups rather than reacting to every price movement. Its adaptive and multi-confirmation nature makes it suitable for trend-following, reversals, and swing entries, while reducing false positives in noisy markets.
Adaptive Market Resonance (AMR)
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