Prime Oscillators Plus
Read the main oscillator, money flow, True 7, Power Bars and volume structure in a single pane.
Indicator overview
Use this pane to compare trend momentum, money flow and bull/bear volume without stacking several studies. The default V3 Prime wave uses the frozen 59-feature causal model only on 1-hour and daily bars; it passed AMD 1H / GOOGL 1D validation and AAPL 1H / QQQ 1D blind evaluation. Other periods retain the V2 wave and make no TradingView-alignment claim; saved V1/V2 studies keep their original behavior. Prime mode shows a cyan/red low-lag wave around the zero line: above zero favors buyers, below it favors sellers. Color follows the wave versus its own short EMA, not whether this bar is higher or lower than the last one, so a pullback above that baseline can stay cyan and a bounce below it can stay red. The fill still meets the midline. The ±120 bands are overbought and oversold: above 120 favors OB, below -120 favors OS. Orange OB/OS letters sit on those rails at a confirmed turn, one label per stay, on that stay's highest or lowest pivot. MVP mode switches to a blue/purple momentum ribbon with green overextension columns and arrows. Money mode uses the money-flow ribbon as the main wave, with MFI columns in the background, and still colors by the signal-line cross.
Power Bars sit at the top and bottom, True 7 occupies the middle rank rail, and the volume matrix hugs the floor of the pane. Blue dots are Peak Seekers after several conditions agree at a confirmed pivot. Divergence lines appear only after the right-side pivot confirms; they are not backfilled to the turning bar. The live last candle may show a hollow preview and can change before it closes.
How to read the chart
- Cyan / red wave
- A low-lag wave around zero, colored cyan above its short EMA and red below it, without a lagged gray signal
- Blue / purple MVP ribbon
- Momentum mode, with green columns for overextension
- Top and bottom Power Bars
- Optional bearish brightness above and bullish brightness below
- Center True 7 rail
- Optional ranks 1 to 7; 1 and 7 are extremes, not chase signals
- Blue Peak Seekers
- Optional confirmed oscillator pivots with at least two agreeing conditions
- Orange OB / OS
- One label per stay beyond ±120, on that stay's highest or lowest confirmed turn
Signal confirmation
Direction agreement
The wave sits on one side of zero and color agrees with location
Divergence
Price makes a new extreme while the oscillator does not; the line is drawn on the confirmation bar
Peak Seeker
A confirmed pivot also shows extreme, rank, or money-flow disagreement
Diamond Shift
A diamond after money flow flips relative to its signal line
How to use it
- 01
Read location versus the midline first, then check whether color has caught up
- 02
Treat Power Bars as a trend filter when they agree with the ribbon
- 03
Treat True 7 ranks 1 and 7 as exhaustion warnings, not add-on entries
- 04
Combine divergence, Peak Seekers and OB/OS with at least one other structure or flow reading
- 05
Prime still works without volume; Money mode, the volume matrix and diamonds degrade
Forcing Money mode on symbols without volume, or treating a single blue dot or orange label as a guaranteed reversal.
Parameter guide
V3 uses the validated/blind-tested frozen model on 1H/1D and falls back to V2 elsewhere; saved V1/V2 behavior is preserved
Switch among Prime, MVP and Money ribbons
Display only; the main ribbon calculation is unchanged
Hide markers without changing the current mode
Orange letters at ±120 on a confirmed turn; one label per stay, on that stay's extreme pivot
Optional envelope around the ribbon; breaks wait for the close
Current, 4× or 12×; higher-timeframe values wait for a confirmed close
Diamond after a money-flow direction flip
For technical-analysis education only, not investment advice. Use independent judgment and risk controls.