Volume Snipe

Learn more about Volume Snipe

Volume Snipe is a precision tool designed to detect shifts in volume momentum and price activity before traditional indicators react. By combining advanced volume delta modeling, adaptive trend filtering, and dynamic trailing protection, this indicator pinpoints high-probability entries and volume-based turning points in real time.

Built to extract the true intent behind volume flows, whether accumulation or distribution, Volume Snipe gives traders a clear lens into who’s in control: buyers or sellers.

Smart Volume Delta	Dynamic Trend Filtering
Leverages forecasted, raw, or EMD-enhanced volume data to detect net buying/selling pressure and volume surges, offering powerful entry signals.	Filters trades based on multi-timeframe trend alignment using VWAP-EMD smoothing, trend slope detection, and adaptive flexibility controls to stay on the right side of market flow.

Features

Buy & Sell Signals with Trailing Stop

The core functionality of Volume Snipe is its Buy & Sell signals combined with an adaptive trailing stop. These signals are designed to catch early volume-driven reversals or breakout momentum moves before traditional indicators react.

Signals are generated when a unique combination of volume delta shifts and price confirmation patterns align. This ensures signals only trigger when buying or selling pressure is backed by real momentum — not random noise.

To help manage trades, the indicator includes a dynamic ATR-based trailing stop that automatically adapts to market volatility, allowing you to lock in profits or limit losses efficiently.

Important Note

Volume-based signals often appear at market extremes or breakout zones. While powerful, these areas can have increased volatility and false moves. Always respect your trailing stop or additional risk management.

Volume Delta Engine

At the heart of Volume Snipe is its multi-source Volume Delta Engine:

• Forecasted Volume: Predictive model based on recent price activity.

• Actual Volume: Raw volume data from your chart.

• EMD Volume: Smoothed Empirical Mode Decomposition for cleaner signals.

This engine tracks the battle between buyers and sellers using both intrabar structure and price confirmation — giving you clear insights into true market intent.

Adaptive Trend Filter

To avoid trading against strong trends, Volume Snipe features a smart trend filter:

• VWAP-EMD Trend Line: A hybrid moving average combining VWAP & EMD smoothing for accurate trend detection.

• Trend Channel Detection: Identifies the natural flow and slope of price movement.

• Flexible Trend Sensitivity: Control how strictly signals must align with the trend.

When enabled, signals will only appear in the direction of the dominant trend — perfect for trend-followers and swing traders.

Long-Term Volume Trend Oscillator

Volume Snipe includes a unique X-Score Oscillator that normalizes long-term volume strength.

• Detects overbought/oversold pressure using volume acceleration.

• Highlights potential exhaustion points in trends.

• Confirms long-term accumulation or distribution phases.

This is a powerful secondary tool for spotting early reversals or for confirming trend continuation.

Signal Sensitivity Control

Customize how reactive or selective the signals are by adjusting the Signal Sensitivity. Lower values will give more signals, while higher values will filter out noise for only the cleanest setups.

Dynamic Trailing Stop

Trade management is built in.

• ATR-Based Auto Stops: Expands or tightens automatically based on volatility.

• Trend-Aware Logic: Allows winning trades to breathe, while protecting against sharp reversals.

Use the trailing stop as your final line of defense to protect your capital and lock in gains.

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Applications

Volume Breakout Signals

Catch early breakouts when buyer or seller volume surges alongside price action.

Trend-Filtered Entries

Stay aligned with the macro trend for higher probability trades.

Reversal & Exhaustion Signals

Fade exhaustion zones when volume pressure reaches extremes.

Accumulation & Distribution Detection

Spot large hidden buying or selling activity invisible to standard indicators.

Settings

Volume Mode (Forecasted / Volume / EMD Volume)

• What It Does: Controls the type of volume data the indicator uses for signal calculations.

• Impact:

  • Forecasted Volume: Uses projected volume based on recent price behavior.

  • Volume: Uses raw chart volume.

  • EMD Volume: Applies advanced smoothing (EMD) for noise reduction in volume analysis.

Volume Delta

• What It Does: Sets the lookback period used to calculate the Volume Delta — the net difference between buying and selling pressure.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Faster response to volume shifts → more sensitive to short-term moves but can produce more noise.

  • Higher Values: Smoother volume delta → filters out noise but reacts slower to sudden volume changes.

Volume Confirmation

• What It Does: Defines the confirmation length for Price Delta — this acts like a signal line to verify if price movement supports the volume delta.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Signals will trigger faster with minimal confirmation → more aggressive entries.

  • Higher Values: Adds more confirmation from price action before generating a signal → filters out weak or fake moves.

Volume Signals (Buy & Sell)

• What It Does: Enables or disables the Buy & Sell signals generated by the Volume Snipe system.

• Impact:

  • Enabled: The indicator will generate trade signals when volume delta and price confirmation align.

  • Disabled: No buy or sell signals will appear, but all other features (trend filters, trailing stop, oscillators) remain active.

Signal Sensitivity

• What It Does: Controls how reactive or selective the buy & sell signals are.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: More frequent signals, higher sensitivity.

  • Higher Values: Fewer signals, stronger filtering for cleaner setups.

Trailing Stop (ATR-Based)

• What It Does: Enables or disables the dynamic trailing stop for trade management.

• Impact:

  • Enabled: Automatically plots a trailing stopline that adjusts with volatility.

  • Disabled: No trailing stop is plotted; trade management must be manual.

Trailing Stop Multiplier

• What It Does: Controls the distance between price and the trailing stopline.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Tighter stops, quicker exits.

  • Higher Values: Looser stops, allows more room for price fluctuation.

Trend Filter

• What It Does: Filters signals based on the detected market trend.

• Impact:

  • Enabled: Only generates buy signals in uptrends and sell signals in downtrends.

  • Disabled: Signals can appear both with and against the trend.

Trend Length

• What It Does: Sets the lookback length for detecting the current market trend.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Faster trend detection — suitable for scalping or lower timeframes.

  • Higher Values: Smoother trend detection — suitable for swing or position trading.

Trend Flexibility

• What It Does: Adjusts how strict or flexible the trend filter is regarding minor pullbacks and fluctuations.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Stricter trend following — filters out counter-trend setups.

  • Higher Values: Allows more flexibility — accepts signals during smaller pullbacks.

VWAP-EMD Trend Line

• What It Does: Displays an adaptive trend-following line combining VWAP with EMD smoothing.

• Impact:

  • Provides an easy-to-follow visual guide for trend direction.

  • Acts as dynamic support/resistance or bias filter.

Long-Term Volume Trend Length

• What It Does: Controls how many bars are used to calculate the Long-Term Volume Oscillator using a X-Score model.

• Impact:

  • Lower Values: Faster reaction to recent volume changes — suitable for shorter-term trading but more sensitive to noise.

  • Higher Values: Smoother and slower oscillator — better for identifying bigger-picture trend pressure and long-term accumulation/distribution.

Trend Range Limit

• What It Does: Limits the output range of the Long-Term Z-Score Oscillator. It prevents extreme volume spikes from skewing the indicator.

• Impact:

  • Defines the maximum and minimum Z-Score values.

  • Recommended Range = 1.0 to 3.0

Example:

• Value = 3 → Oscillator output will stay within ±3 deviation from the mean volume activity.

• Smaller values = Tighter range → Stronger focus on "normal" volume shifts.

• Larger values = Wider range → Allows extreme spikes to show.