Key Features
Intermarket Divergence Identification (ICT Style): Specifically designed to detect divergences between directly correlated (e.g., GBPUSD, EURCAD) and inversely correlated currency pairs, a hallmark of ICT concepts.
Smart Money Trap Setup Detection: Focuses on identifying SMT divergences, which are crucial for anticipating high-probability reversals and areas where institutional players are likely to enter or exit the market.
Advanced Filtering Algorithms: Uses Depth (number of bars for highs/lows), Deviation (price threshold), and Backstep (bars between pivots) to filter out false signals and accurately compare relative strength between correlated pairs.
Visual Divergence Highlighting: Clearly highlights both SMT Bearish (Red) and SMT Bullish (Blue) divergences directly on the chart, connecting them with dotted lines for easy identification.
Additional Features
Configurable Correlated Pairs: Allows users to explicitly define both Symbols Direct (e.g., GBPUSD, EURCAD) and Symbols Inverse (e.g., USDCHF) for tailored intermarket analysis.
Maximum Bar Difference Control: Maximum Difference in Bars parameter allows for a maximum bar shift between divergences, aiding in syncing timeframes and detecting subtle shifts.
Color & Text Customization: Provides full control over SMT Bearish Color, SMT Bullish Color, SMT Line Style, Text Color, and Text Size for chart readability and personalized aesthetics.
Minimal Chart Clutter: Designed to provide institutional-grade precision without overwhelming the chart with unnecessary indicators.
Compatibility with Price Action & Liquidity Concepts: Integrates seamlessly with strategies involving market structure shifts, liquidity sweeps, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and risk-based Stop Loss/Take Profit placement.
SMT Divergence ICT Indicator Review
Important Notes When Using SMT Divergence ICT Indicator:
Accuracy and Latency: SMT Divergence is an advanced concept and can sometimes be difficult to spot. This indicator helps automate the process, but there may still be delays or imperfect signals.
Not a Stand-alone Signal: SMT Divergence should be used as a confirmation signal, not as a sole entry signal. You need to combine it with other analysis such as:
Market Structure: Is price at an important support/resistance level? Is there a market structure break?
Liquidity: Is price clearing liquidity at a specific level?
Volume: Does the trading volume confirm the divergence?
Candlestick Patterns: Are there any reversal candlestick patterns appearing at the point of divergence?
Risk Management: Always set Stop Loss and Take Profit appropriately.