The tCISD Indicator

What It Does

• Marks the tCISD, the itCISD (inversion), the SSMT and quarter dividers automatically.

• Filters: only show a tCISD after a one-stage or two-stage SSMT, or filter by true open and by premium/discount.

• Alerts for preset conditions — e.g. a bullish tCISD below the true open in a discount.

How I Have It Set Up

I run both the regular tCISD and the inversion, no filters — for the way I trade, every tCISD matters, so I want to see them all. Text on small. When a tCISD lines up with my direction on the day, that’s my entry. Sit in the window, wait for it, take it.

Setup Note

• A tCISD only forms off an SSMT — so the indicator needs “show SSMT text” on to work. If you also run the QT Toolkit, set the tCISD’s text opacity to zero so the bottom-right corner doesn’t double up.

Access · Premium (Free Trial)

• tCISD [Oracle+] My entry tool — a must-have for how I trade. Priced low, with a free trial. At oracleindicators.com.

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SMT Fill

Another free one. It shows you a divergence between gaps across correlated assets — one asset trades into a gap, the other doesn’t. Clean confluence, zero downside.

What It Does

• Detects all three SMT-fill variants: one fills / one doesn’t; one trades below 50% / one doesn’t; one fills completely / one doesn’t.

• Live detection — marks SMT fills as they form in real time.

• Lets you preview past fills for backtesting and framing entries.

• The divergence line style tells you which variant you’re looking at; max-gaps setting controls how many show.

How I Use It

As bias and as confluence. An SMT fill on a higher time frame helps build my directional read; on a lower time frame it’s an extra layer of confirmation into an entry. There’s no real downside to having it on — it only ever adds information.

Access · Free

• SMT Fill [Oracle] Completely free. Search “SMT Fill Oracle” on TradingView or grab it at oracleindicators.com.

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