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RedK EVEREX v2.0

by bigzhu· code credited to RedKTrader - March 2023

The RedK EVEREX v2.0 indicator examines effort versus results by plotting normalized bands comparing price change to volume.

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Pine versionv5runs as is
Lines of code366
Settings15inputs
LicenceNone statedfile: MPL-2.0
Last update3 months ago6 Jul 2026

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Source Code

366 lines of Pine Script v5 from docs/指标工具箱/RedK_EVEREX/RedK_EVEREX_v2_Modified.pine, published under MPL-2.0 (file header). Keep the author's credit and licence lines when you reuse it.

RedK_EVEREX_v2_Modified.pine
// This source code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/
// © RedKTrader - March 2023

//@version=5

// ******************************
// EVEREX v2.0 adds markers for key patterns based on nPrice:nVol ratios
// starting with EoM and Compression - maybe add "Balanced" and "Mega" ??

// to-do list



// inspecting the effort vs result concept by plotting volume vs. price change
// this is like looking at distance versus fuel consumption - but comparing a normalized average of each
// to help reveal areas of volume & price action anomalies, contraction & expansion


indicator('RedK Effort Versus Results Explorer v2.0', 'RedK EVEREX v2.0', precision = 0, 
  timeframe = '', timeframe_gaps = false, explicit_plot_zorder = true)

// ***********************************************************************************************************
// This function calcualtes a selectable average type
GetAverage(_data, _len, MAOption) =>
    value = switch MAOption
        'SMA' => ta.sma(_data, _len) 
        'EMA' => ta.ema(_data, _len) 
        'HMA' => ta.hma(_data, _len) 
        'RMA' => ta.rma(_data, _len) 
        => 
            ta.wma(_data, _len)
// ***********************************************************************************************************

// ========================================================================================
// Normalization function - Normalizes values that are not restricted within a zero to 100 range
// This technique provides a scale that is closer to a "human" estimation of value in "bands" 
// as in: low, below average, average, above average, high, super high  
// this also avoids the issue of extreme values when using the stoch() -based technique
// these values are subjective, and can be changed - but slight changes here won't lead to major changes in outcome
// since all is relative to the same data series. 
//
Normalize(_Value, _Avg) =>

    _X = _Value / _Avg
    
    _Nor = 
      _X > 1.50 ? 1.00 :
      _X > 1.20 ? 0.90 :
      _X > 1.00 ? 0.80 :
      _X > 0.80 ? 0.70 :
      _X > 0.60 ? 0.60 :
      _X > 0.40 ? 0.50 :
      _X > 0.20 ? 0.25 :
      0.1
// ===================================================================================


// ===========================================================================================================
//      Inputs
// ===========================================================================================================
grp_1   = 'Rate of FLow (RoF)'
grp_2   = 'Lookback Parameters'
grp_3   = 'Bias / Sentiment'
grp_4   = 'EVEREX Bands'

length    = input.int(10, minval = 1, inline = 'ROF', group = grp_1)
MA_Type   = input.string(defval = 'WMA', title = 'MA type', 
  options = ['WMA', 'EMA', 'SMA', 'HMA', 'RMA'], inline = 'ROF', group = grp_1) 
smooth    = input.int(defval = 3, title = 'Smooth', minval = 1,  inline = 'ROF', group = grp_1)

//src       = input.source(close, title = "Source (for 2-Bar Shift)", group = grp_1)

sig_length  = input.int(5, 'Signal Length', minval = 1, inline = 'Signal', group = grp_1)
S_Type      = input.string(defval = 'WMA', title = 'Signal Type', 
  options = ['WMA', 'EMA', 'SMA', 'HMA', 'RMA'], inline = 'Signal', group = grp_1)

lookback    = input.int(defval = 20, title = 'Length', minval = 1, inline = 'Lookback', group = grp_2)
lkbk_Calc   = input.string(defval = 'Simple', title = 'Averaging', 
  options = ['Simple', 'Same as RRoF'], inline='Lookback', group = grp_2 )

showBias    = input.bool(defval = false, title = 'Bias Plot ? -- ', inline = 'Bias', group = grp_3)
B_Length    = input.int(defval = 30, title = 'Length', minval = 1, inline = 'Bias', group = grp_3)
B_Type      = input.string(defval = 'WMA', title = 'MA type', 
  options = ['WMA', 'EMA', 'SMA', 'HMA', 'RMA'], inline = 'Bias', group = grp_3)

showEVEREX  = input.bool(true, 'Show EVEREX Bands ? -- ', inline = 'EVEREX', group = grp_4)
// a simple mechanism to control/change the strength band scale for improving visualization
// applies only to the "bands" and the level hlines
bandscale   = str.tonumber(input.string("100", title = "Band Scale", 
  options = ['100', '200', '400'], inline = 'EVEREX', group = grp_4))

DispBias    = showBias ? display.pane : display.none 
DispBands   = showEVEREX ? display.pane : display.none 
showhlines  = showEVEREX ? display.all : display.none 

Disp_vals   = display.status_line + display.data_window


// ===========================================================================================================
//          Calculations
// ===========================================================================================================

// Volume "effort" Calculation  -- will revert to no volume acceleration for instruments with no volume data

v   = na(volume) ? 1 : volume                     // this part ensures we're not hit with calc issues due to NaN's
NoVol_Flag = na(volume) ? true : false          // this is a flag to use later 

lkbk_MA_Type = lkbk_Calc == 'Simple' ? 'SMA' : MA_Type

Vola  = GetAverage(v, lookback, lkbk_MA_Type)
Vola_n_pre = Normalize(v, Vola) * 100

//Now trap the case of no volume data - ensure final calculation not impacted 
Vola_n = NoVol_Flag ? 100 : Vola_n_pre
//plot(Vola_n , "Volume Normalized", color = color.white, display = display.none)

// ===============================================================================================================
// Price "result" calculation
// we'll consider "result" (strength or weakness) to be the outcome (average) of 6 elements: 
// Same (in-)Bar strength elements:
// 1 - Bar Closing: the closing within the bar  --> this will be a direct +100 / -100 value
// 2 - Spread to range: the spread to range ratio (that's BoP formula) --> direct +100 / -100 value
// 3 - Relative Spread: spread relative to average spread during lookback period --> normalized
// 2-bar strength elements:
// 4 - 2-bar closing: the closing within 2-bar range (that accomodates open gap effect)
// 5 - 2-bar Closing Shift to Range: Change in close relative to the 2-bar range     
// 6 - 2-bar Relative Shift: the 2-bar Close (or source price) shift - relative to the average 2-bar shift during lookback period --> normalized


BarSpread = close - open 
BarRange  = high - low
R2        = ta.highest(2) - ta.lowest(2)
SrcShift  = ta.change(close)
//TR = ta.tr(true)

sign_shift = math.sign(SrcShift) 
sign_spread = math.sign(BarSpread) 
// =========================================================================================================
//    in-bar assessments
// =========================================================================================================
// 1. Calculate closing within bar - should be max value at either ends of the bar range 
barclosing  = 2 * (close - low) / BarRange * 100 - 100
//plot(barclosing, "Bar Closing %" , color=color.fuchsia, display = display.none)

// 2. caluclate spread to range ratio
s2r = BarSpread / BarRange * 100
//plot(s2r, "Spread:Range", color = color.lime, display = display.none)

// 3. Calculate relative spread compared to average spread during lookback
BarSpread_abs   = math.abs(BarSpread)
BarSpread_avg   = GetAverage(BarSpread_abs, lookback, lkbk_MA_Type)
BarSpread_ratio_n = Normalize(BarSpread_abs, BarSpread_avg) * 100 * sign_spread  
//plot(BarSpread_ratio_n, "Bar Spread Ratio", color=color.orange, display=display.none)
// =========================================================================================================
//    2-bar assessments
// =========================================================================================================
// 4. Calculate closing within 2 bar range - should be max value at either ends of the 2-bar range 
barclosing_2  = 2 * (close - ta.lowest(2)) / R2 * 100 - 100
//plot(barclosing_2, "2-Bar Closing %" , color=color.navy, display = display.none)

// 5. calculate 2-bar shift to range ratio
Shift2Bar_toR2 = SrcShift / R2 * 100 
//plot(Shift2Bar_toR2, "2-bar Shift vs 2R", color=color.yellow, display = display.none)


// 6. Calculate 2-bar Relative Shift 
SrcShift_abs    = math.abs(SrcShift)
srcshift_avg    = GetAverage(SrcShift_abs, lookback, lkbk_MA_Type) 
srcshift_ratio_n   = Normalize(SrcShift_abs, srcshift_avg) * 100 * sign_shift
//plot(srcshift_ratio_n, "2-bar Shift vs Avg", color=color.white, display = display.none)
// ===============================================================================

// =========================================================================================
// Relative Price Strength combining all strength elements

Pricea_n = (barclosing + s2r + BarSpread_ratio_n + barclosing_2 + Shift2Bar_toR2 + srcshift_ratio_n) / 6
//plot(Pricea_n, "Price Normalized", color=color.orange, display = display.none)


//Let's take Bar Flow as the combined price strength * the volume:avg ratio
// this works in a similar way to a volume-weighted RSI
bar_flow  =   Pricea_n * Vola_n / 100 
//plot(bar_flow, 'bar_flow', color=color.green, display = display.none)

// calc avergae relative rate of flow, then smooth the resulting average
// classic formula would be this
//RROF    = f_ma(bar_flow, length, MA_Type)  
//
// or we can create a relative index by separating bulls from bears, like in an RSI - my preferred method
// here we have an added benefit of plotting the (average) bulls vs bears separately - as an option 
bulls = math.max(bar_flow, 0)
bears = -1 * math.min(bar_flow, 0)

bulls_avg = GetAverage(bulls, length, MA_Type)
bears_avg = GetAverage(bears, length, MA_Type)

dx          = bulls_avg / bears_avg
RROF         = 2 * (100 - 100 / (1 + dx)) - 100
RROF_s      = ta.wma(RROF, smooth)

Signal = GetAverage(RROF_s, sig_length, S_Type)

// Calculate Bias / sentiment on longer length
dx_b          = GetAverage(bulls, B_Length, B_Type) / GetAverage(bears, B_Length, B_Type)
RROF_b       = 2 * (100 - 100 / (1 + dx_b)) - 100
RROF_bs      = ta.wma(RROF_b, smooth)

// ===========================================================================================================
//      Colors & plots
// ===========================================================================================================

c_zero  = color.new(#1163f6, 25)
c_band  = color.new(color.yellow, 40)

c_up    = color.aqua
c_dn    = color.orange

c_sup   = color.new(#00aa00, 70)
c_sdn   = color.new(#ff180b, 70)

up      = RROF_s >= 0
s_up    = RROF_bs >=0 

// ==================================== Plots ==========================================================

// // Display the ATR & VOl Ratio values only on the indicator status line & in the Data Window
// plotchar(shift, title = "Shift", char = "", color = color.white, editable=false, display=display.status_line + display.data_window)
// plotchar(lbk_tr, title = "Avg Shift", char = "", color = color.aqua, editable=false, display=display.status_line + display.data_window)
// plotchar(vola/lbk_vola, title = "Vol Ratio", char = "", color = color.yellow, editable=false, display=display.status_line + display.data_window)


hline(0, 'Zero Line', c_zero, linestyle = hline.style_solid)
// plot the band scale guide lines -- these lines will show/hide along with the EVEREX "Equalizer Bands Plot"
hline(0.25 * bandscale, title = '1/4 Level', color=c_band, linestyle = hline.style_dotted, display = showhlines)
hline(0.50 * bandscale, title = '2/4 Level', color=c_band, linestyle = hline.style_dotted, display = showhlines)
hline(0.75 * bandscale, title = '3/4 Level', color=c_band, linestyle = hline.style_dotted, display = showhlines)
hline(bandscale, title = '4/4 Level', color=c_band, linestyle = hline.style_dotted, display = showhlines)

// Plot Bulls & Bears - these are optional plots and hidden by default  - adjust this section later 
plot(ta.wma(bulls_avg, smooth), "Bulls", color = #11ff20, linewidth = 2, display = display.none)
plot(ta.wma(bears_avg, smooth), "Bears", color = #d5180b, linewidth = 2, display = display.none)
// =============================================================================
// Plot Bias / Sentiment

plot (RROF_bs, "Bias / Sentiment", style=plot.style_area, 
  color = s_up ? c_sup : c_sdn, linewidth = 4, display = DispBias ) 

// =============================================================================
// Plot Price Strength & Relative Volume as stacked "equalizer bands" 
// adding visualization option to make the bands joint or separate at the mid-scale mark 
Eq_band_option = input.string("Joint", title = 'Band Option', options = ["Joint", "Separate"], group = grp_4)

nPrice  = math.max(math.min(Pricea_n, 100), -100)
nVol    = math.max(math.min(Vola_n, 100), -100)

bar = bar_flow

c_vol_grn   = color.new(#26a69a, 75)
c_vol_red   = color.new(#ef5350, 75)

cb_vol_grn  = color.new(#26a69a, 20)
cb_vol_red  = color.new(#ef5350, 20)

c_vol       = bar > 0 ? c_vol_grn : c_vol_red
cb_vol      = bar > 0 ? cb_vol_grn : cb_vol_red

vc_lo       = 0
vc_hi       = nVol * bandscale / 100 / 2

plotcandle(vc_lo, vc_hi, vc_lo, vc_hi , "Volume Band", c_vol, c_vol, bordercolor = cb_vol, display = DispBands)

c_pri_grn   = color.new(#3ed73e, 75)
c_pri_red   = color.new(#ff870a, 75)

cb_pri_grn  = color.new(#3ed73e, 20)
cb_pri_red  = color.new(#ff870a, 20)

c_pri       = bar > 0 ? c_pri_grn : c_pri_red
cb_pri      = bar > 0 ? cb_pri_grn : cb_pri_red

pc_lo_base  = Eq_band_option == "Joint" ? vc_hi : 0.50 * bandscale


pc_lo       = pc_lo_base
pc_hi       = pc_lo_base + math.abs(nPrice) * bandscale / 100 / 2

plotcandle(pc_lo, pc_hi, pc_lo ,pc_hi , "Price Band", c_pri, c_pri, bordercolor = cb_pri, display = DispBands)

// print the normalized volume and price values - only on statys line and in the data window
// these values are independant of the band scale or visualization options
plotchar(nVol,    "Normalized Vol",   char = "", color = c_vol, editable = false, display = Disp_vals)
plotchar(nPrice,  "Normalized Price", char = "", color = c_pri, editable = false, display = Disp_vals)


// =============================================================================

// =============================================================================
// Plot main plot, smoothed plot and signal line

plot(RROF, 'RROF Raw', color.new(#2470f0, 9), display=display.none)
plot(RROF_s, 'RROF Smooth', color = color.new(#b2b5be,40), linewidth = 2)
plot(Signal, "Signal Line", up ? c_up : c_dn, 3)

// ===========================================================================================================
//      basic alerts 
// ===========================================================================================================

Alert_up    = ta.crossover(RROF_s,0)
Alert_dn    = ta.crossunder(RROF_s,0)
Alert_swing = ta.cross(RROF_s,0)

// "." in alert title for the alerts to show in the right order up/down/swing 
alertcondition(Alert_up,    ".   RROF Crossing 0 Up",      "RROF Up - Buying Action Detected!")
alertcondition(Alert_dn,    "..  RROF Crossing 0 Down",    "RROF Down - Selling Action Detected!")
alertcondition(Alert_swing, "... RROF Crossing 0",         "RROF Swing - Possible Reversal")

// ===========================================================================================================
//      v2.0 Adding Markers for Key Patterns  
// ===========================================================================================================

// we can re-utilize the Normailize() function here too - but it's cleaner to have a separate ratio calc

nPrice_abs = math.abs(nPrice)

//EV_Ratio = 100 * Normalize(nPrice_abs, nVol)

EV_Ratio = 100 * nPrice_abs / nVol

// initial mapping of return ratios (to be revised)
// -------------------------------------------------------
// Case (1): Price > Vol => ratio > 120  =   Ease of Move (EoM)
// Case (2): Price close to Vol  => ratio between 80 - 120  = Reasonable Balance
// Case (3): Price less than Vol but reasonable => ratio between 80 - 50  = Drift / "nothing much to see here" bar 
// Case (4): Price a lot less than Vol  => 50 or less  = Compression / Squat 
// we're most interested in cases 1 & 4

//plot (EV_Ratio)   // for validation only 

is_positive     = nPrice > 0

is_Compression  = EV_Ratio <= 30
is_EoM          = EV_Ratio >= 150

//Provide option to show/hide those EVEREX Markers - and an option for Compression bar 
// - some folks would prefer a cross, others may prefer a circle - can adjust based on feedback
// no option for Ease of Move, guessing the triangle has the right significance 

var showMarkers = input.bool(true, 'Show EVEREX Markers ?')
var Mshape  = input.string("Circles", "Compression Marker", options = ['Circles','Crosses'])

SetShape(_x) =>
    switch _x
        'Circles'    => shape.circle
        'Crosses'    => shape.cross 


// Plot markers
plotshape(showMarkers and is_EoM and is_positive ? 0 : na,      "EoM +ve", shape.triangleup,    color=color.green,  
  location=location.absolute, size=size.auto, editable = false, display = display.pane)
plotshape(showMarkers and is_EoM and not(is_positive) ? 0 : na, "EoM -ve", shape.triangledown,  color=color.red,    
  location=location.absolute, size=size.auto, editable = false, display = display.pane)

plotshape(showMarkers and is_Compression and is_positive ? 0 : na,        "Compression +ve", style = SetShape(Mshape), 
  color=color.green, location=location.absolute, size = size.auto, editable = false, display = display.pane)
plotshape(showMarkers and is_Compression and not(is_positive) ? 0 : na,   "Compression -ve", style = SetShape(Mshape), 
  color=color.red, location=location.absolute, size=size.auto, editable = false, display = display.pane)

Overview

RedK EVEREX v2.0 computes rate of flow using selectable moving averages with smoothing options, and applies lookback averaging to highlight anomalies in volume and price action. Bands indicate contraction or expansion, with optional bias plots and markers for patterns such as compression. The separate pane display helps visualize supply and demand dynamics across different timeframes.

Details

Published by

bigzhu on GitHub

Code credit

RedKTrader - March 2023, as written in the script's header

Type

Indicator, Pine Script v5

Draws

Separate pane below the chart

Category

Moving averages, Volume, Oscillators & momentum, Volatility & bands

Markets

Any symbol

Timeframes

Any timeframe

Risk Notes

No repainting, lookahead or stacked entries were found in its code or README. That says nothing about how well it works: test it first.

Settings

The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.

SettingTypeDefaultVariable
lengthint10length
MA typestringWMAMA_Type
Smoothint3smooth
Signal Lengthint5sig_length
Signal TypestringWMAS_Type
Lengthint20lookback
AveragingstringSimplelkbk_Calc
Bias Plot ? -- boolfalseshowBias
Lengthint30B_Length
MA typestringWMAB_Type
Show EVEREX Bands ? -- booltrueshowEVEREX
Band Scalestring100Band Scale
Show all 15 settings
SettingTypeDefaultVariable
Band OptionstringJointEq_band_option
Show EVEREX Markers ?booltrueshowMarkers
Compression MarkerstringCirclesMshape
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