CycleWave Pro MTF - Advanced Multi-Timeframe Oscillator

Quick Start Guide

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Installation

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Request access from the owner
Open CycleWave Pro MTF on TradingView
Click "Add to Favorites" once authorized
Apply to your chart

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Default Settings

Zone Method: Dynamic (Adaptive)
Table Position: Top Right
All Visual Elements: Enabled
Multi-timeframe Analysis: Active

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Key Features

Self-adjusting dynamic zones
6 timeframe synchronization
Advanced divergence detection
Institutional-grade signals

💡 Pro Tip: Default settings are optimized for most markets. New users can start trading immediately without adjustments. Focus on understanding the signals before customizing parameters.

⚠️ Access Required: CycleWave Pro MTF is a premium indicator. You must join our Discord community and receive authorization from the owner before you can use it on TradingView.

Core Concepts

Dynamic Zone Technology

CycleWave Pro MTF uses revolutionary self-adaptive zones that automatically adjust to market volatility:

📈 Visual Signal System: The main oscillator displays various shapes and colors to indicate trend changes:

Triangles (▲/▼): Appear in extreme oversold/overbought zones (beyond ±2σ)
Other shapes (●/♦/■): Appear in non-extreme zones to signal trend shifts
Color coding: Green = upward trend momentum, Red = downward trend momentum
Triple confirmation: When multiple signals converge at the same point, expect significant moves

Market State	Zone Behavior	Trading Impact
High Volatility	Zones expand automatically	Fewer but higher quality signals
Low Volatility	Zones contract automatically	More signals, requires filtering
Trending	Asymmetric zone adjustment	Trend-following signals enhanced
Ranging	Symmetric zone behavior	Mean reversion signals emphasized

🔑 Key Understanding: Dynamic zones have NO fixed values! All boundaries adjust in real-time based on market conditions. This is the core advantage - the indicator adapts to any market environment automatically.

Market Phase Detection

The indicator identifies five distinct market phases using weighted slope analysis:

RISING

Momentum increasing, not yet overbought. Ideal for holding longs and buying dips.

PEAK

Overbought but still rising. Prepare for profit-taking, avoid new longs.

FALLING

Momentum decreasing, not yet oversold. Hold shorts, sell rallies.

TROUGH

Oversold but still falling. Prepare to cover shorts, avoid new shorts.

NEUTRAL

Sideways consolidation. Use range-trading strategies or stay flat.

Triple Trend Confirmation System

CycleWave Pro MTF employs a triple trend confirmation system through multiple signal crossovers to detect cycle wave trend changes with unprecedented accuracy:

🎯 Convergent Signals

When multiple signal shapes appear at similar points:

Multiple crossover markers cluster together
Indicates rapid and sharp trend reversal
High confidence signal
Act quickly on these setups

📊 Divergent Signals

When signal shapes appear at different price levels:

Crossover markers spread across various points
Indicates slower, gradual trend reversal
Requires patience and confirmation
Monitor higher timeframe cycles

💡 Pro Insight: The distance between triple trend confirmation signals acts as a "speed gauge" for trend reversals. When multiple shapes (circles, diamonds, squares) appear close together at similar price levels, it confirms a strong trend change. Tight convergence = explosive moves. Wide divergence = grinding transitions. Always check higher timeframe cycle waves when signals diverge significantly.

Multi-Timeframe Synchronization

Monitor up to 6 timeframes simultaneously for institutional-level market analysis:

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ TF │ Value │ Zone │ Phase │ Signal │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ 5m │ +2.1  │ OB   │ PEAK  │ SELL!  │
│ 15m│ +1.8  │ OB   │ PEAK  │ SELL   │
│ 30m│ +1.5  │ NORM │ RISE  │ ---    │
│ 1H │ +0.8  │ NORM │ RISE  │ ---    │
│ 4H │ -0.3  │ NORM │ NEUT  │ ---    │
│ 1D │ -1.2  │ OS   │ FALL  │ B↑     │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
⚠️ SYNC LEVEL: MIXED (3/6)

🟡 4+ Timeframes Aligned = Moderate Signal

🟠 5 Timeframes Aligned = Strong Signal

🔴 6 Timeframes Aligned = Extreme Signal

Interface Overview

1. Main Chart Area

CycleWave Oscillator Line (Cyan)

Oscillates within dynamic zones (zones adapt automatically)
Represents market momentum strength
Above zero line = Bullish market, below = Bearish market
The more extreme the value, the higher the reversal probability

Signal Marking System

The oscillator displays various shapes at crossover points to indicate trend changes:

▲ Green Triangle: Strong buy signal in extreme oversold zones (beyond -2σ)
▼ Red Triangle: Strong sell signal in extreme overbought zones (beyond +2σ)
● Circle: Slow signal crossover in normal zones (stable but lagging)
♦ Diamond: Fast signal crossover in normal zones (sensitive but noisy)
■ Square: EMA signal crossover in normal zones (balanced approach)

Color Coding: Green shapes = Upward momentum | Red shapes = Downward momentum

Zone Line Explanation

Important Note: All zone lines are dynamically adjusted and will automatically change based on market volatility. The values below are reference examples only.

Zone	Reference Position	Meaning
Extreme Overbought	Outer upper boundary (dynamically adjusted)	Severe overbought, high reversal risk
Overbought	Inner upper boundary (dynamically adjusted)	Overbought area, cautious with longs
Normal Range	Between boundaries	Regular fluctuation range
Oversold	Inner lower boundary (dynamically adjusted)	Oversold area, cautious with shorts
Extreme Oversold	Outer lower boundary (dynamically adjusted)	Severe oversold, high bounce risk

Dynamic Zone Advantages:

High volatility: Zones expand automatically, filtering noise signals
Low volatility: Zones contract automatically, increasing signal sensitivity
Always adapts to current market state, no manual adjustment needed

2. Information Panel Details

Top Status Bar

┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│    CYCLEWAVE PRO MTF            │  Title
├─────────────────────────────────┤
│ Zone Method │ Dynamic           │  Zone calculation method
│ Zone Status │ Normal            │  Current zone status
│ Current     │ NEUTRAL ↑●        │  Current state + signal
└─────────────────────────────────┘

Multi-Timeframe Analysis Table

Column	Meaning	Key Points
TF	Timeframe	5=5min, 15=15min, 60=1hour, etc.
Value	Current Value	Positive = Bullish, Negative = Bearish
Zone	Current Zone	Normal/OB/OS/Ext OB/Ext OS
Phase	Market Phase	Rising/Peak/Falling/Trough/Neutral
Trend	Trend Direction	▲ Up ▼ Down — Sideways
Signal	Trading Signal	BUY!/SELL!/B↑/S↓ etc.

Signal Analysis

Buy Signal Hierarchy

Signal	Strength	Trigger Conditions	Recommended Action
BUY!	Extreme	Beyond -2 standard deviations + Multiple crossovers + 4+ timeframe sync	Full position size, tight stop
BUY	Strong	Oversold zone + Signal crossover	Normal position size
B↑	Moderate	Single signal crossover	Small position or wait
B↑↑	Moderate+	Multiple signal crossovers	Scale in gradually

📊 Standard Deviation Calculation: The extreme zones (±2 standard deviations) are calculated using:

Rolling window of historical oscillator values (default: 100 periods)
Mean and standard deviation computed from this window
Extreme buy zone: Mean - (2 × Standard Deviation)
Extreme sell zone: Mean + (2 × Standard Deviation)

⚠️ Important: When the oscillator remains beyond ±2 standard deviations for extended periods:

This indicates an exceptionally strong trend
Check higher timeframes (4H, Daily) for the primary trend
The extreme state may persist until higher timeframe cycles complete
Use trailing stops rather than counter-trend trades

⚠️ Important: Sell signals (SELL!, SELL, S↓, S↓↓) follow the same hierarchy but in reverse. SELL! triggers when oscillator exceeds +2 standard deviations. Always consider market context and multi-timeframe alignment before acting on any signal.

🔬 Triple Trend Confirmation: The strongest signals occur when multiple crossover markers (circles, diamonds, squares) converge at the same point. Watch for tight clustering of these signal shapes for explosive moves, or wide spacing for gradual transitions.

Divergence Detection

🐂 Bullish Divergence

Definition: When price action and cycle oscillator show conflicting trends

Classic Bullish: Price makes a lower low, but oscillator makes a higher low

Hidden Bullish: Price makes a higher low, but oscillator makes a lower low

Meaning: Selling pressure is weakening despite price decline

Action: Prepare for potential upward reversal

🐻 Bearish Divergence

Definition: When price action and cycle oscillator show conflicting trends

Classic Bearish: Price makes a higher high, but oscillator makes a lower high

Hidden Bearish: Price makes a lower high, but oscillator makes a higher high

Meaning: Buying pressure is weakening despite price rise

Action: Prepare for potential downward reversal

📊 Understanding Divergences: Divergences occur when the cycle oscillator and price action create different patterns compared to their previous peaks or troughs. This relationship reveals the underlying strength or weakness that price alone cannot show. The greater the divergence angle, the stronger the potential reversal.

⚠️ Divergence Trading Rules:

Never trade divergence against strong trends without confirmation
Multiple divergences can occur before actual reversal
Combine with zone extremes for higher probability
Use smaller position sizes due to higher risk

Professional Trading Strategies

Strategy 1: Multi-Timeframe Convergence

Entry Conditions (Long Example):

Background shows synchronization color (4+ timeframes aligned)
Current timeframe shows "BUY!" or "BUY" signal
No bearish divergence present
Main oscillator in oversold zone or breaking above

Risk Management:

Sync Level	Risk per Trade	Stop Loss	Target
6 Timeframes	2.0%	2-3% below entry	Opposite extreme zone
5 Timeframes	1.5%	3-4% below entry	Upper zone boundary
4 Timeframes	1.0%	4-5% below entry	Mid-zone or trailing

Strategy 2: Extreme Reversal Trading

Core Principle: Trade against extreme momentum when multiple confirmations align. This is a mean-reversion strategy best suited for range-bound markets.

Long Setup Requirements:

Position: Extreme oversold zone (outer boundary breach)
Signal: "BUY!" appears
Confirmation: Bullish divergence or reversal candle pattern
Higher timeframe: Shows "TROUGH" phase

Short Setup Requirements:

Position: Extreme overbought zone (outer boundary breach)
Signal: "SELL!" appears
Confirmation: Bearish divergence or reversal candle pattern
Higher timeframe: Shows "PEAK" phase

Strategy 3: Trend Following System

Implementation Steps:

Identify Trend: Higher timeframes (Daily/Weekly) in "RISING" or "FALLING"
Wait for Pullback: Lower timeframes show counter-trend movement
Entry Trigger:
- Uptrend: Oscillator pulls back to zero line, then turns up
- Downtrend: Oscillator rallies to zero line, then turns down
Position Management:
- Add on continued trend strength
- Use trailing stops based on zone boundaries
- Exit when higher timeframe phase changes

Parameter Optimization Guide

Market-Specific Settings

Market Type	Zone Method	Sensitivity	Lookback Period	Notes
Trending	Dynamic	0.65-0.75	50-100	Fast adaptation to trend changes
Ranging	Percentile	0.75-0.85	100-200	Stable statistical zones
High Volatility	Dynamic	0.80-0.90	150-200	Reduce false signals
Low Volatility	Percentile	0.60-0.70	50-100	Increase sensitivity

Trading Style Configurations

🚀 Day Trading

Focus: 5m, 15m, 1H
Zone: Dynamic
Lookback: 50
Sensitivity: 0.65
Filter: 3+ sync

📊 Swing Trading

Focus: 1H, 4H, Daily
Zone: Either
Lookback: 100
Sensitivity: 0.75
Filter: 4+ sync

📈 Position Trading

Focus: Daily, Weekly
Zone: Percentile
Lookback: 200
Sensitivity: 0.85
Filter: Extremes only

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do signal frequencies vary?

A: This is a feature of the adaptive zone system. During high volatility, zones expand automatically, producing fewer but more reliable signals. During low volatility, zones contract, generating more signals that require additional filtering. This ensures the indicator remains effective across all market conditions.

Q: How should I prioritize conflicting signals?

A: Follow this hierarchy:

Multi-timeframe synchronization (check background color)
Higher timeframe signals (more weight to larger timeframes)
Extreme zone signals (outer boundaries)
Divergence confirmations (as supporting evidence)

When in doubt: "Better to miss an opportunity than take a bad trade."

Q: What's the difference between zone states?

State	Meaning	Trading Implication
Expanded	Zones wider than normal	High volatility - trade carefully
Normal	Standard zone width	Regular trading conditions
Contracted	Zones narrower than normal	Low volatility - breakout pending

Q: Can divergences fail?

A: Yes, especially in strong trends. Divergences indicate momentum weakening, not guaranteed reversals. In powerful trends, multiple divergences may occur before actual reversal. Always use divergences with:

Extreme zone positions
Multi-timeframe confirmation
Price action validation
Strict stop losses