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WOBR Adaptive Alpha Intelligence v2.1
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WOBR Adaptive Alpha Intelligence v2.1
Trend, momentum, volume, structure and higher timeframes, fused into one 0–100 score.
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Use it on TradingView
Open a chart on the desktop app or tradingview.com, choose Indicators, then Invite-only scripts. The mobile app is best-effort, so set it up on desktop or web first.
What to know before you buy
- An indicator is a chart tool, not a trading signal service. It does not place trades and does not tell you what to do.
- We make no promise about results. Trading carries risk of loss.
- Refunds are pro-rata for the unused part of your term. The exact rule is on the refunds page.
- Nothing is automated on your TradingView account. A person on our team adds access by hand, using only your username.
Overview
WOBR Adaptive Alpha Intelligence reads the same market through several lenses at once: trend (moving averages, Supertrend, ADX), momentum (RSI, MACD, Stochastic, ROC, CCI), volatility (ATR, Bollinger, Keltner, squeeze and breakout state), volume (volume average, OBV, MFI, spikes), market structure (swing pivots, break of structure, change of character) and four higher timeframes. Each lens produces a score, and a weighted blend gives one WOBR Score from 0 to 100 with a band: Avoid, Watch, Setup, Strong or Extreme.
The score is turned into a market regime (trend up, trend down, range, breakout, reversal risk, high or low volatility, avoid), a signal and a risk level. Buy and Sell labels only print on a confirmed bar when the score clears your threshold, the regime and higher timeframes agree, volume confirms and risk is not high. The dashboard shows the score, a confidence reading, a signal-quality grade, the regime and how long it has lasted, plus an explainable panel that ticks or crosses each contributor against the master bias.
The adaptive line scans a grid of candidate periods and uses the best-fitting one for the recent window. A forecast cone projects an analog estimate forward from similar past market states. It is an estimate of what similar states did before, not a neural network and not a promise about what price will do.
This is a decision-support tool for research and education. It does not place trades, and nothing in it is financial advice.
What you get
7 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.
On the chart
Adaptive Alpha LineA moving line whose period is picked from a scanned grid and coloured by master bias.
Confirmed Signal LabelsBuy, Sell and Avoid labels printed on bar close only.
Volume Profile LevelsPoint of control and value area high and low over an adaptive lookback.
Forecast ConeAn analog forecast path with a widening uncertainty cone.
In the dashboard
WOBR Score and RegimeA 0–100 score with a band and a market regime label.
Mobile Premium ModeOne toggle collapses the dashboard into a single large card.
Lower panel
Explainable PanelA tick or cross per contributor against the master bias.
How it works
- 01
Several lenses, one score
Trend, momentum, volatility, volume, structure and multi-timeframe readings each get a score. Their weights are adjustable and are normalised, so they do not need to add up to 100.
- 02
Regime before signal
The score is read together with the market regime. A Buy or Sell label needs the regime, the higher timeframes and volume to agree, and risk must not be high.
- 03
Explained, not hidden
The explainable panel shows which contributors agree with the master bias and which do not, and the debug view shows each lens live.
What’s in the box
TradingView
v2.1.0- Invite-only access to the Pine Script v5 indicator on your TradingView account
- Setup guide, including optional webhook alert setup
- Updates to this version while your access term is active
Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.
Signal behaviour
Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as confirmation based.
How this tool behaves on the chart
Confirmation requiredSignals are evaluated on the live bar and only become final when that bar closes. A signal can appear and then withdraw before the close.
Buy, Sell and Avoid labels and their alerts are gated on bar close, and higher-timeframe data is requested without look-ahead, so a printed signal does not move or disappear afterwards. The adaptive line, the regime background, the volume profile levels and the forecast cone are different: they are recalculated on the live bar, and the forecast cone is a forward projection that is rebuilt as new bars arrive. Treat the cone as a scenario estimate, not as a signal.
Questions
Does the signal repaint?
Buy, Sell and Avoid labels are only printed once a bar has closed, and the higher-timeframe requests do not look ahead. The adaptive line, the volume profile levels and the forecast cone are recalculated on the live bar, so they can change while a bar is forming.
Is the forecast cone a prediction?
No. It is an analog estimate: the indicator finds past market states that look similar to now and averages what happened next. It is not a neural network and it is not a promise about what price will do. The cone widens to show growing uncertainty.
Which parts use real data and which are proxies?
Trend, momentum, volatility, volume, structure, volume profile and multi-timeframe readings are computed directly from chart data. Options flow, dark pool and footprint data cannot be read by a Pine script, so those modules are neutral placeholders. Order-flow and cumulative delta are approximated from candle direction and volume. VIX, DXY, open interest and funding use real symbols only if you enter them, and stay neutral otherwise.
Does it work on any symbol?
It is built for symbols with volume, such as most crypto and stocks. The volume profile is skipped automatically where there is no volume. The fundamentals module only applies to stocks and stays neutral elsewhere.
What are the limits of the adaptive line?
The period scan covers up to 20 candidate periods, which matches the default grid. If you set a range that needs more steps, only the first 20 are scanned.
Can it send alerts to another system?
Yes. You can use the named alert conditions in the TradingView alert dialog, or choose Any alert() function call to send a JSON message to a webhook URL of your choice. Setting up a webhook is optional.
How does access work?
It is an invite-only script. After purchase you enter your TradingView username and access is added to that account, normally within the time shown in your library. Access lasts for the term you bought and can be renewed.