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Plots horizontal dashed lines at the closing prices of 7, 14, 21, and 27 days ago, each in a distinct color with a price label. Daily-anchored via security calls so the levels stay constant across any chart timeframe. Each lookback toggleable, label side and size configurable. Useful for identifying short-term mean-reversion targets and prior-cycle resistance.

Tags the chart when price comes within a configurable percentage of four key reference levels: All-Time High, 52-Week Low, 50 EMA, and 200 EMA. Color-coded labels (green for ATH, red for 52W Low, orange for EMAs) plus alertcondition events for ATH and 52W Low proximity. Default near-threshold uses weekly ATR percentage of price.

Compact top-right table showing 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year percentage change in close, plus a verdict column: UP if all four are positive, DOWN if all four are negative, MIXED otherwise. Confirms or denies dominant trend at a glance. Color-coded green/red/orange against the lab's dark-theme palette.

The full screening engine on-chart. Combines weekly V% velocity (range / ATR) with MA stack classification, RSI, and proximity to ATH/52W Low to label every qualifying weekly bar with its setup type — REV, PBK, EXT, EXTP and their bearish mirrors. Optional relative-volume gate and forward-return labels showing what happened in the N weeks after each historical signal.

The V% metric isolated as a standalone indicator. Plots weekly (high − low) / ATR(14) and highlights the chart background green when V% exceeds threshold on an up week, red on a down week. Threshold dashed at 1.2 by default. Use this to inspect velocity history on a single ticker without the full screener overlay.

Flags green candles where volume is at least 1.76× (configurable) the trailing 90-bar average, marking each with an HRG label and faint background highlight. Optional EMA filters (10/20/50/200) let you require price above or below each EMA before the candle qualifies. Includes all four EMAs plotted plus an optional RVOL line in a separate pane. Alertcondition fires on every qualifying candle.

Set only three filters in TradingView: Price > $2 (excludes penny stocks where data and execution are unreliable), Market Cap $2B – $10T (institutional-grade liquid names), and Average Volume 90-day > 3M (tradeable liquidity). Do not filter for RSI, percentage change, EMA position, or any signal the screener will compute. Those are output classifications, not input filters.

Save the screener with a clear label (suggested: Simplest Lab — V% Screener Export) so you can re-run it weekly. Export the CSV after Friday's close or any time before Monday's pre-market open. The V% formula depends on the completed weekly bar — exporting mid-week produces noisy readings because High, Low, Open, and ATR reflect a partial week. Then drop the CSV into the V% Screener page on this site.

The complete walkthrough with explanations of why each filter and column matters, common mistakes to avoid, and the philosophy behind keeping the TradingView basket wide so the screener's V% formula can do its discriminating work. Includes the full list of required TradingView columns — the exact 20 column names to add via the gear icon, in the order the V% Screener expects them.

The full trade decision document. How each V% screener label maps to a position in the structural cycle, the four-gate decision flow, lifecycle progression diagrams for both bull and bear setups, and the conditions that distinguish credit-spread setups from directional entries. Picks up where the Setup Guide ends — once you've exported clean data, this is how you decide what to do with it.