Volume Oracle - Regime Detection

Regime-based volume intelligence indicator. Detects accumulation and distribution phases through adaptive flow analysis, market structure validation, and multi-factor quality scoring.

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What Is Volume Oracle?

Volume Oracle analyzes buying and selling pressure to identify market regimes : periods where institutions are accumulating (buying) or distributing (selling).

Think of it like reading the "mood" of the market:

• ACCUMULATION = Big players buying → Green regime → Bullish bias
• DISTRIBUTION = Big players selling → Red regime → Bearish bias
• NEUTRAL = No clear direction → Gray regime → Wait for clarity

What You'll See on Your Chart:

• Volume Bars : Green (bullish) or Red (bearish) colored by regime
• Signal Labels : ↑ or ↓ arrows with quality stars (⭐⭐⭐)
• Regime Table : Dashboard showing current regime status and health
• Background Tint : Subtle green/red tint showing regime direction

How It Works (Simple Version):

1. Analyzes volume flow over time (not just single bars)
2. Detects when regime flips between accumulation/distribution
3. Validates signals with market structure and multiple factors
4. Shows quality score so you know which signals matter most

🎓 Why Regimes Matter

Regimes = The Market's Direction

Individual volume bars are noisy. Regimes smooth out the noise:

• Strong ACCUMULATION regime = Sustained buying pressure over time, not just one bar
• Regime FADING = Early warning that direction may change
• Structure CONFLICT = Price action disagrees with regime → be cautious

Volume Oracle helps you analyze WITH the dominant flow, not against it.

Start by watching the regime table. Learn ACCUMULATION vs DISTRIBUTION, then observe how regime changes relate to price.

🎓 Master this indicator with our free lessons: Lesson: Volume Oracle Regimes

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🎯 Core Functionality Intermediate

Everything the indicator draws, in one frame. The table reports the regime and its strength, then Status, Health, Struct, Market and Flip below it.

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Regime State Machine

Volume Oracle tracks volume flow through three regime states:

            ┌───────────────┐
            │    NEUTRAL    │
     ┌──────▶    (Gray)    ◀──────┐
     │      └───────┬───────┘     │
     │              │             │
  Weakens       Confirms       Weakens
     │              │             │
     │       ┌──────┴──────┐      │
     │       ▼             ▼      │
┌─────────────┐     ┌─────────────┐
│ ACCUMULATION│     │DISTRIBUTION │
│   (Green)   │◀───▶│   (Red)     │
│ Buying Flow │     │Selling Flow │
└─────────────┘     └─────────────┘

State Transitions: Regime changes require confirmation bars (adaptive to timeframe). Flip counter prevents whipsaws in choppy markets. Early warnings fire BEFORE regime actually flips.

An accumulation stretch. The background tint carries the regime and the bar colours carry each session, so the two can disagree without either being wrong.

The same view during distribution. The isolated green bars inside the red stretch are what the regime reading is there to keep in proportion.

Signal Quality Scoring

Two signals from the same run, rated differently. Three stars needs a score of 85 or above; two needs 75. Below 65 the signal still prints and simply earns no star.

Not all signals are equal. Volume Oracle scores each signal 0-100% based on multiple factors:

Factors Considered:

• Volume significance relative to recent activity
• Flow direction alignment with signal
• Price trend confirmation
• Current regime strength
• Market structure agreement (HH/HL vs LH/LL patterns)
• Volume footprint type
• Multi-factor confluence

Dynamic Adjustments:

• Scores adjusted higher in trending markets
• Scores adjusted lower in choppy/ranging conditions
• Recent signal clustering reduces individual signal scores

How the score is banded:

Rating	Score
⭐	65 to 74
⭐⭐	75 to 84
⭐⭐⭐	85 and above

Signal Generation

Signal Types:

• 🟢 BULL Event (↑) : Bullish conditions confirmed, accumulation phase detected
• 🔴 BEAR Event (↓) : Bearish conditions confirmed, distribution phase detected

Quality Ratings (⭐): Each signal receives a 0-100% quality score displayed as stars:

Rating	Score	Meaning
⭐⭐⭐	85 and above	The strongest agreement between factors
⭐⭐	75 to 84	Most factors lined up
⭐	65 to 74	Enough to show, no more
no star	under 65	The signal still fires and is still drawn. It just earns no star.

Quality Score Factors: Volume Z-score strength, flow consistency, trend alignment, regime strength

Risk Management

Auto-Calculated Levels:

• Position Size : Based on account size, risk %, and stop distance
• Stop Loss : ATR-based calculation (default: 1.5× ATR)
• Target 1 (T1) : First profit target (default: 2.0× ATR)
• Target 2 (T2) : Extended profit target (default: 3.5× ATR)

Position Sizing Formula: Position Size = Risk Amount ÷ Stop Distance

Example: $10,000 account × 1% risk = $100 risk. If stop is $50 away, position size = 2 units.

HTF Confirmation (Optional)

What It Does: Checks higher timeframes for regime alignment before firing signals.

HTF Table Display: Shows HTF1 and HTF2 regime state, strength %, and alignment status.

Benefit: Filters out signals that conflict with higher timeframe trend direction.

Strategy Modes

Mode	Description	Best For
Trend Following	Events align with regime direction	Trending markets, momentum analysis
Mean Reversion	Events at regime extremes (fading)	Range-bound markets, contrarian analysis
Hybrid	Both signal types enabled at once	Mixed conditions, more signals of both kinds

Timeframe Compatibility: Works on all timeframes. Signals confirm at bar close (non-repainting).

Remember: Signals fire only when multiple conditions align: a volume spike registered, flow consistency confirmed, the regime pointing the same way. The star band records how many of the scored factors were among them.

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📊 The Regime Table

Seven rows, read top to bottom: the regime, its strength with how long it has held, then status, health, whether structure agrees, the market condition and how near the regime is to flipping.

The regime table is your dashboard for regime status. Available in two layouts:

Vertical Layout (Default)

Regime	ACCUMULATION
Strength	66%
Duration	32h
Status	✓ STRONG
Health	● HEALTHY
Structure	✓ ALIGNED
Market	TRENDING
Flip	✓ STABLE

Horizontal Layout

ACCUMULATION	66%	32h	STRONG ✓	●
STRUCTURE ✓	MARKET TREND▲	FLIP STABLE	0 flips

Table Fields Explained

Field	Values	Meaning
Regime	ACCUMULATION / DISTRIBUTION / NEUTRAL	Current volume flow direction
Strength	0-100%	How dominant is the current regime
Duration	Hours (e.g., 32h)	How long regime has been active
Status	STRONG ✓ / FADING ▼ / WEAK ✗ / FLIP ⟲	Regime health indicator
Health	🟢 🟡 🟠 🔴	How many warning flags are up: none, one, two, three or more
Structure	✓ ALIGNED / ✗ CONFLICT / — UNCLEAR	Does price structure confirm regime?
Market	TRENDING ▲ / NORMAL — / CHOPPY ▼	Market character based on flip frequency
Flip	STABLE ✓ / → ACC 2/3 / → DIST 1/3	Is regime about to change?

Reading the Table

Ideal Bullish Setup:

• Regime: ACCUMULATION
• Status: STRONG ✓
• Health: 🟢
• Structure: ✓ ALIGNED
• Market: TRENDING ▲
• Flip: STABLE ✓

Warning Signs:

• Status: FADING or WEAK → Regime losing strength
• Health: 🟠 or 🔴 → Multiple warning flags
• Structure: ✗ CONFLICT → Price disagrees with regime
• Market: CHOPPY → Unreliable signals
• Flip: → DIST 2/3 → About to flip bearish

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📊 Backend Systems

Volume Oracle includes five intelligent backend systems that work automatically:

1. Market Structure Detection

Analyzes swing highs and lows to determine if price structure confirms or conflicts with the current regime.

Structure	Meaning
BULLISH	Uptrend structure (higher highs/lows)
BEARISH	Downtrend structure (lower highs/lows)
MIXED	Transitioning between states
UNCLEAR	Ranging or choppy price action

Impact: Signals receive quality bonus when structure aligns with regime direction, penalty when conflicting.

2. Volume Footprint Detection

Classifies volume bars by their characteristics to identify significant volume patterns:

Type	Characteristics
MOMENTUM	High volume with strong directional conviction
ABSORPTION	High volume with price containment (supply/demand absorbed)
SPIKE	Elevated volume without clear directional signature
NORMAL	Typical volume activity

Impact: Quality scoring adjusts based on footprint type alignment with signal direction.

3. Regime Stability Index

Tracks regime flip frequency over a rolling window to characterize market conditions:

Character	Meaning
TRENDING	Stable regime, few recent flips
NORMAL	Moderate regime stability
CHOPPY	Frequent regime changes

Impact: Signal quality expectations automatically adjust based on market character.

4. Confluence Scoring

Evaluates how many independent factors support each signal:

Factors Evaluated:

• Volume spike presence
• Flow direction match
• Structure agreement
• HTF alignment (if enabled)
• Footprint confirmation
• Market character
• Regime strength

Impact: Each factor that lines up adds to the score, and four or more together add a further bonus of 5 to 15 points.

5. Signal Density Tracking

Monitors signal frequency in recent bars to identify potentially choppy conditions.

Impact: When many signals cluster together, individual signal quality is reduced to reflect lower reliability in choppy markets.

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⚙️ Settings

The detection group decides what counts as a spike and how long a regime has to hold before it is called. The risk values below it feed the sizing readout in the signal tooltip and change nothing about detection.

Quality stars and the regime background can each be turned off without affecting the underlying reading. Layout, Position and Text size only move the table.

1️⃣ Detection

Setting	Default	Description
Volume spike threshold	2.0	The z-score a bar's log volume must reach, measured over 100 bars. Raising it lets fewer bars through
Signal cooldown (bars)	45	Minimum bars between signals
Regime sensitivity	Balanced	Conservative/Balanced/Aggressive
Auto-adapt to volatility	✓ On	Adjusts thresholds automatically
Regime warnings	✓ On	Show early warning when regime weakening

2️⃣ Risk

Setting	Default	Description
Account size ($)	10,000	For position sizing calculation
Risk per trade (%)	1.0	% of account to risk
ATR length	14	For stop/target calculations
Stop (ATR×)	1.5	Stop loss distance
Target 1 (ATR×)	2.0	First profit target
Target 2 (ATR×)	3.5	Second profit target
Partial exit at T1 (%)	50	Position % to close at T1
Trailing stop	✓ On	Trail after T1 hit
Trailing (ATR×)	1.0	Trailing stop distance
Breakeven (ATR×)	1.0	Where the BE marker is placed, in ATR from entry

3️⃣ Multi-Timeframe

Setting	Default	Description
Enable HTF filter	Off	Require HTF alignment
HTF 1	60 (1H)	Primary higher timeframe
Enable HTF 2	Off	Second HTF filter
HTF 2	240 (4H)	Secondary higher timeframe
Strict mode	✓ On	Hide signals when HTF disagrees
Min HTF strength (%)	40	Required HTF regime strength

4️⃣ Strategy

Setting	Default	Description
Mode	Trend Following	Trend Following / Mean Reversion / Hybrid
Mean reversion signals	Off	Show counter-trend signals at extremes
MR threshold	2.5	How extreme for MR signal

5️⃣ Display

Setting	Default	Description
Regime table	✓ On	Show regime dashboard
Regime background	✓ On	Tint chart background
Exit warnings	✓ On	Show ⚠️ labels
Quality stars	✓ On	Show ⭐ on signals
T1/BE labels	Off	Show management labels (clutters chart)
Risk in tooltips	✓ On	Show stop/targets in tooltips
Size in tooltips	✓ On	Show position size in tooltips
HTF table	✓ On	Show HTF panel when enabled

6️⃣ Table Style

Setting	Default	Description
Layout	Vertical	Horizontal or Vertical
Position	Bottom Right	9 position options
Text size	Tiny	Tiny/Small/Normal/Large
Transparency	85	0=solid, 100=invisible
Border	1	Border width 0-3
Frame	0	Outer frame 0-3
HTF position	Bottom Center	HTF table position
HTF text size	Tiny	HTF table text size

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🔔 Alerts (25 in total)

Entry Alerts

Alert	Fires When
🟢 BULL Signal	Bullish flow signal generated
🔴 BEAR Signal	Bearish flow signal generated
⚡ ANY Signal	Either direction signal

Position Alerts

Alert	Fires When
🎯 Target 1 Hit	Price reaches T1
🔒 Breakeven	Stop moved to entry
⚠️ Exit Warning	Any exit condition triggered

Regime Alerts

Alert	Fires When
📈 Regime → Accumulation	Regime flips bullish
📉 Regime → Distribution	Regime flips bearish
⚖️ Regime → Neutral	Regime becomes neutral
🔄 Any Regime Change	Any regime flip
⚡ Regime Weakening	Regime losing strength
📉 Momentum Fading	Momentum losing strength inside the regime
📉 Flow Deteriorating	Flow turning against the regime
📉 Volume Drying Up	Participation falling away
🟠 Multiple Warnings	More than one of the warnings above active at once

Structure Alerts (NEW)

Alert	Fires When
📊 Structure Bullish	HH/HL pattern detected
📊 Structure Bearish	LH/LL pattern detected
⚠️ Structure Conflict	Structure disagrees with regime

Footprint Alerts (NEW)

Alert	Fires When
🔥 Momentum Footprint	Strong directional momentum detected
🛡️ Absorption Footprint	Supply/demand absorption detected

Market Alerts (NEW)

Alert	Fires When
📈 Market Trending	Low flip frequency detected
📉 Market Choppy	High flip frequency detected

Confluence Alert (NEW)

Alert	Fires When
🎯 High Confluence Signal	5+ factors align on signal

HTF Alerts

Alert	Fires When
✅ HTF Aligned	All timeframes agree
❌ HTF Broke	Alignment lost

Alert Message Format

Events include full analysis data:

🟢 BULLISH FLOW | BTCUSD 15m
Quality: 88% ⭐⭐⭐ | Regime: 67%
Entry: 94,000 | Stop: 92,800
T1: 95,600 | T2: 96,800
Size: 0.083 BTC | Risk: $100
Structure: ✓ ALIGNED | Market: TRENDING

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📖 How to Use

Step 1: Check Regime State

Before any trade, look at the regime table:

Regime	Bias	What it reports
ACCUMULATION + STRONG	Bullish	Bullish events favored
DISTRIBUTION + STRONG	Bearish	Bearish events favored
NEUTRAL	None	No direction detected
Any + FADING/WEAK	Caution	The regime in place is losing strength

Step 2: Validate with Structure

Check if price structure confirms regime:

Structure	Regime	What it reports
✓ ALIGNED	Any	Structure and regime agree
— UNCLEAR	Any	Structure gives no reading either way
✗ CONFLICT	Any	Structure and regime disagree

Step 3: Consider Market Character

Market	What the reading means
TRENDING	Directional persistence detected in the volume series
NORMAL	Neither persistence nor unusual reversion detected
CHOPPY	Frequent direction changes, so the regime reading is less stable

Step 4: Wait for Signal

When ↑ or ↓ signal appears:

1. Check star rating (prefer ⭐⭐ or ⭐⭐⭐)
2. Hover for tooltip (stop, targets, size)
3. Verify regime still supports direction
4. Enter if all factors align

Step 5: Manage Position

Label	Meaning	What the marker records
T1	Target 1 hit	Price reached the first computed target
BE	Breakeven level	Price reached the entry price again
⚠️	Exit warning	The regime meter raised a warning

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🔗 Integration with Other Indicators

💡 Volume Oracle Works Best in Combination

While Volume Oracle reports a regime and generates signals on its own, reading it alongside the other Signal Pilot indicators gives a reading more than one source. Here is how they are commonly read together:

Volume Oracle + Pentarch (Regime + Timing)

Workflow:

1. Pentarch event fires → TD, IGN, CAP, or WRN event appears on chart
2. Check Volume Oracle regime → Is the regime aligned with the Pentarch event direction?
3. Pentarch + Accumulation regime = validated bullish → Regime confirms volume support for reversal
4. Pentarch + conflicting regime = proceed with caution → Signal without regime support may lack follow-through
5. Expected outcome: Volume Oracle regime validates which Pentarch events have volume confirmation

Example: Pentarch TD event fires → Volume Oracle shows Accumulation regime (green, 75%) = confirmed bullish reversal with accumulation flow

Volume Oracle + Janus Atlas (Regime at Levels)

Workflow:

1. Price approaches a key level drawn by Janus Atlas → Daily High/Low, Weekly levels, POC, VWAP, or Fibonacci levels
2. Check Volume Oracle regime at level → What is the regime showing when price tests the level?
3. Regime alignment at level = significance confirmed:
   • Accumulation regime + support level = strong bounce potential
   • Distribution regime + resistance level = strong rejection potential
4. Expected outcome: Volume Oracle regime shows whether the levels drawn by Janus Atlas have volume confirmation

Example: Price hits Daily Low + Weekly Low confluence → Volume Oracle shows Accumulation regime (green, 72%) → price bounces = confirmed support zone with accumulation

Volume Oracle + Harmonic Oscillator (Regime + Momentum)

Workflow:

1. Harmonic Oscillator shows momentum shift → a bearish regime turning bullish, or a TRENDING▲ label appearing
2. Check Volume Oracle regime → Is the regime aligned with the momentum direction?
3. Regime and momentum agreeing = two sources, not one:
   • Bull momentum + Accumulation regime = confirmed bullish momentum
   • Bear momentum + Distribution regime = confirmed bearish momentum
4. Conflicting regime = lower confluence → May lack volume participation, lower confidence

Example: Harmonic Oscillator prints TRENDING▲ on 7 of 7 votes → Volume Oracle shows Accumulation regime (green, 80%) = maximum bullish confluence (momentum + regime)

Volume Oracle + OmniDeck (Regime at Exhaustion Counter)

Workflow:

1. OmniDeck Exhaustion Counter completes its count → the number 9 appears (buy or sell count completion)
2. Check Volume Oracle regime at completion → What regime is showing at the exhaustion point?
3. Exhaustion Counter + aligned regime = validated exhaustion:
   • EC buy completion + Accumulation regime = bullish reversal confirmed
   • EC sell completion + Distribution regime = bearish reversal confirmed
4. Expected outcome: Volume Oracle regime tells a real Exhaustion Counter completion from a false one

Example: OmniDeck Exhaustion Counter completes a sell count, printing the number 9 above the bar → Volume Oracle shows a Distribution regime (red, 78%): two instruments describing the same bar

Pro Tip: The Regime Confirmation Workflow

For highest-confluence setups, use Volume Oracle as the regime confirmation layer. Workflow: Janus Atlas (identify level) → Pentarch (timing event) → Volume Oracle (regime confirmation). Price at key level + timing event + aligned regime = triple-confluence setup with volume validation. Always ask: "Is the regime supporting this setup?"

See also: Analysis Workflow Guide for detailed multi-indicator approaches.

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📊 Volume Oracle vs Plutus Flow : Which One?

💡 Both Are Volume Indicators - But Serve Different Purposes

Volume Oracle and Plutus Flow analyze volume differently. Here's how to choose:

Quick Comparison Table

Feature	Volume Oracle v1.0	Plutus Flow v1.0
Primary Focus	Regime detection + signal generation	Cumulative volume trend analysis (OBV-based)
Best For	Intraday analysis, event detection with risk analysis	Multi-day analysis, trend following, divergence detection
Timeframe	5m, 15m, 1H (intraday timeframes)	1H, 4H, Daily, Weekly (higher timeframes)
Key Signal	BULL/BEAR signals with quality ratings	Bullish/Bearish divergence (price vs OBV)
Trend Type	Regime-based (Accumulation/Distribution)	Long-term money flow direction
Volume Analysis	Regime-based (market phase detection)	Cumulative (running total of volume)
Works Best In	All market conditions (including ranging)	Trending markets (uptrends/downtrends)
Unique Feature	Auto risk management (Entry/Stop/Targets)	OBV trend ribbons (show trend strength)

✅ Use Volume Oracle When:

• You're doing intraday analysis (analyzing shorter timeframes)
• You want regime-based context (align with Accumulation/Distribution phases)
• You want the score banded on the chart (⭐⭐⭐ from 85, ⭐⭐ from 75, ⭐ from 65)
• You want automatic risk levels (Entry, Stop, T1, T2 calculated for you)
• You use HTF confirmation (ensure higher timeframe agrees)

Example Volume Oracle Setup: S&P 500 15-minute chart, waiting for BULL event with ⭐⭐⭐ quality during Accumulation regime.

✅ Use Plutus Flow When:

• You're doing multi-day analysis (analyzing over days/weeks)
• You want to track long-term money flow (is money flowing in or out over time?)
• You analyze divergences (price makes new low, but OBV makes higher low = accumulation)
• You focus on higher timeframes (Daily, Weekly charts)
• You want trend confirmation (ribbon width shows trend strength)

Example Plutus Flow Setup: Bitcoin Daily chart, looking for bullish OBV divergence to identify potential reversals.

🔥 Use Both Together (Advanced)

Combine Volume Oracle (tactical) with Plutus Flow (strategic) for maximum effectiveness:

1. Plutus Flow → Identifies long-term trend direction (OBV rising = bullish bias)
2. Volume Oracle → Finds tactical confluence points (BULL event during Accumulation regime)

Example Combined Workflow:

• Check Daily Plutus Flow: OBV trending up (bullish long-term)
• Drop to 15m chart with Volume Oracle: Wait for BULL ⭐⭐⭐ event during Accumulation regime
• Both align: Long-term bullish flow + regime-confirmed event = high-confluence setup

💡 Pro Tip: Choose Based on Your Analysis Style

Intraday analysis: Volume Oracle is your primary volume tool. Add Plutus Flow optionally for daily bias.

Multi-day analysis: Plutus Flow is your primary volume tool. Add Volume Oracle optionally for confirmation.

Position analysis: Plutus Flow on Weekly/Monthly charts for long-term trend direction.

See also: Plutus Flow Documentation for comparison from the other perspective.

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⚠️ Common Mistakes

Mistake #1: Acting Against Regime

Missed: reading a bullish event in a DISTRIBUTION regime as though the regime agreed

Read: the event and the regime disagree, and both are on screen

Mistake #2: Ignoring Structure Conflicts

Missed: reading a signal as though nothing disagreed, when Structure shows ✗ CONFLICT

Read: the structure and the regime disagree, so the reading has one source rather than two

Mistake #3: Expecting Results in CHOPPY Markets

Missed: reading a CHOPPY market the same way as a TRENDING one

Read: CHOPPY is the market character the indicator detected, and it is printed before anything happens

Mistake #4: Reading Every Band the Same Way

Missed: reading every ⭐ event as though it were a ⭐⭐⭐

Read: the star band is the score put into bands, and it is printed next to the signal

Mistake #5: Ignoring Early Warnings

Missed: leaving a reading unchanged when Status shows FADING

Read: FADING is the meter revising itself, so the reading it was built on has changed

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🌫️ When This Doesn't Work Well

Low Volume Sessions

Holiday trading, overnight sessions: regime detection less reliable when volume baseline is low.

Major News Events

Fed announcements, earnings: regime can flip multiple times in minutes. Wait for stabilization.

Choppy/Ranging Markets

When the Market row reads CHOPPY often, the regime input the scoring leans on is itself unsettled, and the scores reflect that.

Very Low Timeframes

On 1m and 3m charts the volume z-score is computed over 100 very short bars, so more signals clear the threshold and fewer of them reach the upper bands. The scoring rests on steadier inputs from 5m upward.

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❓ FAQ

Q: Does this repaint?

A: No. All signals fire on bar close only. Historical signals match live behavior.

Q: What timeframes work best?

A: 5m to Daily. The indicator auto-adapts parameters to each timeframe.

Q: Should I use HTF filter?

A: Optional. The filter drops signals whose higher-timeframe regime disagrees, so fewer print and the ones that do carry that agreement. Read the chart both ways to see the difference.

Q: Where do the star bands fall?

A: At 65, 75 and 85 on the 0-100 score. A signal scoring under 65 still fires and is still drawn; it just carries no star.

Q: How do I know when to exit?

A: Watch for ⚠️ exit warnings, Status turning FADING/WEAK, or Structure conflict.

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✅ Knowledge Check

Question: How many main systems make up Volume Oracle?

Two systems (Signals + Regime) Three systems (Regime + Signals + Alerts) Four systems (Regime + Signals + Risk + HTF) Five systems (Regime + Signals + Risk + HTF + Strategy Modes)

Check Answer

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📋 Quick Reference

Regime States

Regime	Color	Bias
ACCUMULATION	Green	Bullish
DISTRIBUTION	Red	Bearish
NEUTRAL	Gray	None

Status Meanings

Status	Meaning
STRONG ✓	Regime healthy
FADING ▼	Early warning
WEAK ✗	Exit soon
FLIP ⟲	Regime changing

Health Icons

Icon	Flags	Meaning
🟢	No flags	None of the four raised
🟡	One flag	Watch it
🟠	Two flags	Weakening
🔴	Three or more	All but one of the four raised

Quality Stars

Stars	Score	Action
⭐⭐⭐	85 and above	The suggested size in the tooltip is multiplied by 1.5
⭐⭐	75 to 84	Multiplied by 1.2
⭐	65 to 74	Left as calculated
no star	under 65	Multiplied by 0.7

Market Character

Character	Meaning
TRENDING	Hold winners longer
NORMAL	Standard management
CHOPPY	Signals resolve quickly in both directions

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📞 Support

Technical Questions: support@signalpilot.io

📚 Further Reading

Deepen your understanding with these articles from the Signal Pilot Blog:

Accumulation vs Distribution

Learn to identify accumulation and distribution phases

Volume Profile Basics

Master the fundamentals of volume-at-price analysis

Volume Flow Analysis

Follow volume footprints through the market

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See Also

Related Pages:

• OmniDeck v1.0 - Ten systems on one chart, read alongside Volume Oracle rather than in place of it
• Plutus Flow v1.0 - Advanced OBV for volume flow analysis
• Volume Oracle Quick Reference - One-page signal cheatsheet
• How to Set Up Alerts - Get notified on volume signals
• Analysis Workflow - How volume analysis fits into complete system

📊

Master Volume Analysis the Right Way

Advanced Learning Guide includes: Volume flow analysis psychology, regime detection strategies, accumulation and distribution tracking, decision frameworks, and common mistakes to avoid

📖 Open Learning Guide →

⏱️ 12-15 minute read

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Disclaimer: Volume Oracle uses a Regime State Machine (ACCUMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, NEUTRAL) powered by five backend systems: Market Structure Detection, Volume Footprint Detection, Regime Stability Index, Confluence Scoring, and Signal Density Tracking. All analyses represent historical volume data interpretation. Risk levels are calculated automatically but exclude fees, commissions, and slippage. Individual interpretation, application, and outcomes vary. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This is not financial advice.

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