Prime Oscillators Plus
Momentum, money flow and volume structure, compared in one pane.
Indicator overview
Trend momentum, money flow, bull/bear volume — normally three panes. Prime Oscillators Plus stacks them in one.
The main wave runs around zero: above it favors buyers, below it favors sellers. Color follows the wave against its own short EMA, not whether this bar is higher than the last — a pullback above that baseline stays cyan, a bounce below it stays red. The fill meets the midline.
±120 are the overbought and oversold rails. Orange OB / OS marks the bar that confirms a turn after price pushes past ±120, one label per stay, placed on that stay's extreme pivot.
Divergence lines and Up / DN triangles need later candles to confirm, so they appear after the turning point shown on the chart. When reading history or replay, judge them by when the marker became available. Outside daily charts, treat triangle placement as indicative.
Three modes: Prime is the cyan/red wave; MVP switches to a blue/purple momentum ribbon with green overextension columns; Money makes money flow the main wave and keeps MFI columns in the background.
Power Bars sit at the top and bottom, brightness showing how many of the seven conditions agree. True 7 holds the middle rail with ranks 1 to 7, the volume matrix hugs the floor, and blue dots are Peak Seekers where several conditions agree. The live last candle shows a hollow preview and can change before it closes.
How to read the chart
- Cyan / red wave
- Low-lag wave around zero. Colored against its own short EMA, with no lagged signal line
- Blue / purple MVP ribbon
- Momentum mode, with green columns for overextension
- Top and bottom Power Bars
- Optional. The brighter the bar, the more conditions agree
- Center True 7 rail
- Optional. Ranks 1 to 7; the ends are extremes, not a reason to chase
- Blue Peak Seekers
- Optional. Confirmed pivots where several conditions agree
- Orange OB / OS
- Confirms a turn past ±120. One label per stay, on that stay's extreme pivot
Signal confirmation
Direction agreement
The wave sits on one side of zero and its color agrees with that side
Divergence
Price makes a new extreme, the oscillator does not. The line is drawn on the confirmation bar
Peak Seeker
At a confirmed pivot, extreme, rank, or money-flow disagreement — at least two of them
Diamond Shift
Money flow flips relative to its signal line
How to use it
- 01
Read which side of zero the wave sits on, then check whether color has caught up
- 02
When Power Bars agree with the wave, use them as a trend filter — not as an entry
- 03
True 7 at rank 1 or 7 means trim or wait. An extreme rank is not a reason to add
- 04
Divergence, Peak Seekers and OB / OS each need one more structure or flow reading behind them
- 05
Without volume, read the Prime wave only — Money mode, the volume matrix and diamonds all degrade
Forcing Money mode on symbols without volume, and treating a single blue dot or orange label as a guaranteed reversal.
Parameter guide
Shows confirmed reversal triangles; they appear after the turning point, so account for confirmation timing when reading history
Switch among the Prime, MVP and Money ribbons
Display only. The main wave calculation is unchanged
Hides the markers. Calculation continues
Orange letters on a confirmed turn past ±120, one per stay
Envelope around the wave. Breaks wait for the close
Current, 4× or 12×. Higher timeframes update on a confirmed close
Diamond marking a money-flow direction flip
For technical-analysis education only, not investment advice. Use independent judgment and risk controls.