Quantitative Algorithm Library

The Quantitative Algorithm Library

Deploy over 100+ standard technical indicators and proprietary Machine Learning models designed to filter noise and isolate statistical edge.

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Volume

The raw number of shares or contracts traded in each bar, color-coded by whether price closed up or down — the foundation every other volume tool builds on.

Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

A weighted moving average that gives more importance to recent prices. Reacts faster to price changes than SMA. Used for trend direction, dynamic support/resistance, and crossover signals.

Relative Strength Index (RSI)

A momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements on a scale of 0–100. Identifies overbought and oversold conditions.

MACD — Moving Average Convergence Divergence

A trend-following momentum indicator showing the relationship between two exponential moving averages. Includes signal line and histogram for crossover signals.

Bollinger Bands

Three bands (upper, middle, lower) plotted at standard deviation levels above and below a moving average. Measures volatility and identifies breakout and mean-reversion setups.

VWAP — Volume Weighted Average Price

The average price weighted by volume, reset at the start of each session. Used by institutions as a benchmark for execution quality and by traders as an intraday support/resistance level.

Average True Range (ATR)

A volatility indicator that measures the average range of price movement over N periods. Used for stop-loss placement, position sizing, and identifying breakout strength.

Pivot Points

Classic floor-trader support/resistance levels derived from the prior period's high, low and close, with Camarilla, Woodie and Fibonacci variants offering alternative level spacing.

Supertrend

An ATR-based trend-following indicator that plots above or below price to define the current trend direction. Generates clear buy/sell signals with stop-loss levels.

Anchored VWAP

Volume Weighted Average Price calculated cumulatively from a chart point you choose, rather than the session open, revealing the true average cost basis since a key event.

Volume Profile (VPVR)

Shows the volume traded at each price level as a horizontal histogram. Identifies high-volume nodes (HVN) as support/resistance and low-volume nodes (LVN) as price magnets for rapid movement.

Ichimoku Cloud

A comprehensive indicator system showing support/resistance, trend direction, momentum, and future levels simultaneously. The "Cloud" (Kumo) provides a visual framework for trend context.

RSI Divergence

An automatic overlay that detects when price and RSI disagree at swing highs/lows, flagging classic bullish and bearish divergence setups directly on the chart.

Bollinger %B

Shows exactly where price sits relative to the Bollinger Bands on a 0-1 scale, turning the visual band position into a single normalized oscillator value.

AI Signal Detector

NixPulse's core AI engine that analyzes 20+ technical factors simultaneously to generate STRONG BUY / BUY / NO TRADE / SELL / STRONG SELL signals with a confidence score.

Percentage Price Oscillator

A percentage-based version of MACD that measures the gap between two EMAs as a ratio, making momentum readings comparable across stocks of any price.

Bollinger Band Width

Measures the distance between the upper and lower Bollinger Bands relative to the middle band, giving a clean read on expanding or contracting volatility and squeeze setups.

Volume Delta

An estimated split of each bar's volume into buy-side vs sell-side pressure based on where the close falls in the bar's range — an approximation, not exchange tick data.

Awesome Oscillator

A zero-line histogram from Bill Williams that compares recent market momentum against a broader 34-period window using median price.

Weighted Moving Average (WMA)

A moving average that assigns linearly increasing weight to more recent prices, cutting lag versus a Simple Moving Average while staying easy to compute and interpret.

Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD)

A running total of estimated Volume Delta over time, tracking the cumulative tilt between buying and selling pressure — approximated from OHLCV data, not raw ticks.

AI Probability Cone

A machine-learning model that projects the probable price range for the next N candles based on historical volatility patterns, option chain data, and momentum factors. Displayed as a confidence cone.

Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH)

SMC tool that maps swing structure and labels Break of Structure (trend continuation) versus Change of Character (potential reversal) events directly on the chart.

Order Blocks (SMC)

Smart Money Concepts tool that marks the last opposing candle before a strong displacement move as an institutional order block — a zone likely to act as future support or resistance.

Fair Value Gaps (SMC)

Smart Money Concepts tool that detects 3-candle imbalance gaps in price, marking inefficient zones the market often returns to "fill" before continuing.

Ultimate Oscillator

A multi-timeframe 0-100 oscillator by Larry Williams that blends buying pressure over three lookback periods to cut down on false divergence signals.

Standard Deviation

A raw, standalone volatility gauge measuring how far price has dispersed from its average over a lookback period — the same building block used inside Bollinger Bands.

Chaikin Oscillator

A MACD-style oscillator applied to the Accumulation/Distribution Line, measuring the momentum of money flow to spot shifts in buying or selling pressure early.

Chandelier Exit

A volatility-based trailing stop that anchors to the highest high or lowest low over a lookback period, offset by a multiple of ATR, helping trend traders stay in a move while protecting gains.

MA Ribbon

A stacked set of moving averages (e.g., 20/50/100/200) plotted together as a ribbon, letting you read trend direction, strength, and support/resistance zones at a glance.

AI Support & Resistance

AI-driven detector that automatically finds and plots the strongest horizontal support and resistance levels from recent price pivots, no manual line-drawing required.

AI Price Forecast

Machine-learning overlay that projects a short-term likely price path forward on the chart, giving a visual read on probable near-term direction.

Hull Moving Average (HMA)

A fast, smooth moving average developed by Alan Hull in 2005 that uses nested weighted averages of the square root of the period to sharply cut lag while preserving smoothness.

NixPulse Momentum

NixPulse's in-house momentum oscillator that smooths rate-of-change into a histogram and signal-line pair, built to flag momentum shifts earlier and cleaner than legacy oscillators.

Market Regime (AI)

AI overlay that classifies the current market as trending, ranging, or volatile using ADX strength and EMA slope, helping you pick the right strategy for current conditions.

Session Volume Profile

A Volume Profile that resets and rebuilds fresh at the start of every trading session, showing where volume concentrated during just that day's session.

ZigZag

Classic swing filter that connects only significant swing highs and lows above a minimum percentage deviation, cutting through noise to reveal the dominant price structure.

NixPulse Score

A composite 0-100 technical health score from NixPulse that blends trend, momentum and volatility factors into one always-on reading for quick market condition checks.

Linear Regression Channel

Plots a statistical best-fit trendline over N bars with parallel standard-deviation channel lines, revealing trend direction and overbought/oversold extremes.

Force Index

Combines price change and volume into a single momentum reading, showing whether a move has real conviction behind it or is running on empty.

Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA)

A moving average that weights each bar's price by its traded volume, so heavy-volume bars influence the average more than light-volume bars over the same lookback period.

EMA Cross Backtest

On-chart backtesting overlay that simulates a simple fast/slow EMA crossover strategy directly on visible price history, marking historical entry and exit signals.

NixPulse Smart Bands

An adaptive moving-average band overlay from NixPulse that widens and tightens with recent volatility instead of a fixed multiplier, aiming to hug price more naturally through changing regimes.

Fixed Range Volume Profile

A Volume Profile built for a custom, manually selected start-and-end range on the chart, useful for analyzing volume in one specific rally, selloff, or consolidation.

Connors RSI

A composite short-term oscillator by Larry Connors that blends price RSI, streak-duration RSI, and a rate-of-change percentile rank for sharper extremes.

MA Envelope

Plots two bands a fixed percentage above and below a moving average, forming a simple price channel used to spot overextension and trend-following entries.

Auto Fibonacci

Automatically detects the dominant swing high/low over a lookback period and plots standard Fibonacci retracement levels — no manual anchor-dragging needed.

Price Volume Trend (PVT)

A cumulative volume line similar to On-Balance Volume, but weighted by the percentage size of each bar's price move rather than a flat add or subtract.

NixPulse Trend Strength

A single-line gauge from NixPulse that scores how strong the current trend is by normalizing the spread and slope relationship between a fast and slow moving average.

Pivots High/Low

Marks confirmed local swing highs and lows using a configurable left/right bar-confirmation window, a flexible alternative to the fixed 2-bar Williams Fractals rule.

NixPulse Reversal Signals

An on-chart marker tool from NixPulse that flags potential reversals by combining RSI overbought/oversold extremes with a price-action confirmation candle.

Know Sure Thing (KST)

Martin Pring's composite momentum oscillator that smooths and weights four rate-of-change curves into a single line for identifying major trend turns.

Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA)

A reduced-lag moving average by Patrick Mulloy (1994) that blends a single EMA with an EMA-of-the-EMA to track price more closely than a standard EMA of the same length.

Ease of Movement (EOM)

Measures how easily price moves per unit of volume, comparing the size of a price swing to the volume needed to produce it.

by Richard W. Arms Jr.

0 13.4K

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Vortex Indicator

A directional-movement oscillator with two crossing lines, VI+ and VI-, that identifies the start and continuation of trends using ATR-normalized price swings.

by Etienne Botes and Douglas Siepman

0 8.9K

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Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA)

A fast-reacting average introduced by Patrick Mulloy in 1994 that combines three cascaded EMAs to strip out much of the lag found in single and double EMAs.

NixPulse Power

NixPulse's take on measuring buying and selling pressure, splitting price action into Bull Power and Bear Power readings against a baseline trend line.

NixPulse Volatility

NixPulse's volatility gauge expressing ATR as a percentage of price, plotted against its own moving average so traders can spot regime shifts between calm and turbulent markets.

Detrended Price Oscillator

An oscillator that strips the trend out of price to expose underlying cycles and overbought/oversold swings, deliberately plotted with a backward shift.

by Technical analysis community

0 7.4K

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Coppock Curve

A long-term momentum indicator built from weighted-averaged rate-of-change curves, originally designed to time major buying opportunities in the broad market.

Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA)

An adaptive average introduced by Perry Kaufman that automatically speeds up in trending markets and slows down in choppy, sideways markets using an efficiency ratio.

Arnaud Legoux Moving Average (ALMA)

A Gaussian-weighted moving average created by Arnaud Legoux and Dimitrios Kouzis-Loukas in 2009 that reduces both lag and noise by shifting its weighting curve toward recent prices.

McGinley Dynamic

A self-adjusting moving average developed by market technician John R. McGinley that speeds up or slows down automatically to stay in gear with the market's actual speed.

Choppiness Index

A bounded 0-100 oscillator that measures whether the market is trending or moving sideways, without indicating direction, helping traders choose trend versus range strategies.