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Market Regime Radar on Bitcoin 4-hour with the regime ribbon and transition markers

Market Regime Radar

Know whether this is a trending market before you use a trend strategy.

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Overview

Most strategies work in one regime and lose money in another. A breakout approach in a range and a mean-reversion approach in a trend fail for the same reason: the regime changed and the method did not.

Market Regime Radar classifies the market continuously into four states — trending, ranging, expanding, compressing — using volatility, directional persistence and range behaviour together rather than any single measure. The current regime is shown as a labelled band, with the number of bars it has held and a stability read for whether it is settling or about to turn.

Transitions are marked on the chart at the bar where the classification changed. Because the classification uses a smoothing window, a transition can be revised while that window is open; once the window closes the mark is fixed.

What you get

5 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.

On the chart

Regime RibbonColoured band under price showing the active regime.
Transition MarkersMarks the bar where the classification changed.

In the dashboard

Regime PanelCurrent regime, its age in bars, and stability.
Volatility PercentileWhere current volatility sits against its own history.

Lower panel

Regime History StripLower panel showing regimes over the visible range.

How it works

  1. 01

    Measure three things

    Volatility, directional persistence and range behaviour are measured together.

  2. 02

    Classify

    The combination maps to trending, ranging, expanding or compressing.

  3. 03

    Track the age

    The panel shows how long the regime has held and how stable it looks.

What’s in the box

TradingView

v1.0.4
  • Invite-only access to the Pine Script indicator on your TradingView account
  • Pre-built chart layout with the template applied
  • Recommended input presets for each supported timeframe
  • Setup guide with screenshots
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.

MetaTrader 5

v1.0.4
  • Compiled .ex5 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL5/Indicators and the template into MQL5/Profiles/Templates, then restart MetaTrader 5.

MetaTrader 4

v1.0.4
  • Compiled .ex4 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL4/Indicators and the template into templates, then restart MetaTrader 4.

Signal behaviour

Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as dynamic recalculation.

How this tool behaves on the chart

Adapts to new bars

Levels and structure are recalculated as new bars arrive, so drawings on the chart shift over time. This is how the tool is designed to work — it tracks the market as it evolves.

The regime classification uses a smoothing window, so the most recent classification can be revised while that window is still filling — a bar first labelled compressing can be relabelled expanding a few bars later. Once the window has passed, the label for that bar is final. The regime band you see over older history is settled; the newest few bars are provisional.

Questions

Should I trade differently in each regime?

That is the idea, but the tool does not tell you how — it tells you which regime you are in. What you do with that is a strategy decision, and it depends on the method you already use.

How quickly does it detect a change?

It depends on the smoothing window, which is configurable. A short window reacts within a few bars and changes its mind more often; a longer window is slower and steadier. The default is a middle setting.

Does the historical regime band change?

Only for the most recent few bars, while the smoothing window is still filling. Older history is settled and does not change.

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