Aurora Reversal Suite
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0. Quickstart Guide
Follow these 5 simple steps to catch your first trade with Aurora.
Look at the Main Dashboard. If the Cycle Flow and Intraday Trend are aligned Bullish, prioritize Buys. If Bearish, prioritize Sells.
Wait for a Liquidity Sweep ("S") or a rejection of a 15m/5m FVG zone.
Look for an Inversion FVG (Colored Box) to form immediately after the sweep. This confirms the reversal.
Wait for a "Buy" or "Sell" label. This guarantees all filters (Bias, Vol, SMT) are met.
Enter on Candle Close. Set SL at the recent fractal swing. Target the opposing liquidity.
1. The Dashboards
Aurora provides two panels to keep you aligned with the higher timeframe narrative.
A. Main Dashboard (Top Right)
- Cycle Bias: Uses the ERL/IRL engine to determine if we are in Expansion or Retracement.
- Target: Automatically identifies the next draw on liquidity (e.g., "Internal FVG" or "External High").
- Pricing: Premium (>50%) vs Discount (<50%) of the daily range.
- ADR: Volatility meter. If >100%, the day is likely exhausted.
- Liquidity Status: Tracks Weekly, Daily, and Session levels. ✔ means the level has been swept.
B. MTF Trend Table (Bottom Right)
Visualizes the "Strict Mode" logic. It compares Price vs 50 EMA across timeframes.
- 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H: Used for signal filtering. If all are green, Short signals are blocked (in Super Strict mode).
- 4H, D, W: Contextual awareness for long-term bias.
2. Logic Modes & Bias
You can control how strict the script is via the "Logic Mode" setting.
1. Logic Modes
| Mode | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Sweep | No Bias Checks. Signals fire on every valid Sweep + iFVG. | Scalping / Choppy Days |
| Strict | Narrative Check: Only allows trades that align with the ERL/IRL Flow (e.g., Shorting during Bearish Expansion). | Standard Trading |
| Super Strict | Double Check: Narrative Flow AND Intraday Trend (5m-1H) must align. | High Probability / Trend Following |
2. The Cycle (ERL vs. IRL)
The market moves in a continuous loop:
- Expansion (IRL ➔ ERL): Price leaves a Fair Value Gap (Internal) and attacks a High/Low (External). Strong Trend.
- Retracement (ERL ➔ IRL): Price sweeps a High/Low and returns to a Fair Value Gap. Counter Trend.
3. Trading Strategies
Aurora automates three specific institutional entry models.
Price sweeps a key level (PDH/L, Session H/L, or Range H/L) marked with an "S".
Then, an Inversion FVG forms in the opposite direction.
Entry on the close of the iFVG candle.
Rejection To Continuation. Price rejects a 5m or 15m FVG (wicks in, closes out).
If a reversal iFVG forms shortly after, a signal is generated.
Best for joining trends.
A Breaker Block overlaps perfectly with a Standard FVG.
The script highlights this with a specific "Unicorn" box. Entry is taken on the retest of this zone.
4. Advanced Overlays
A. PO3 (Power of 3) Candles
Overlays Higher Timeframe candles onto your chart.
- Allows you to see if the Daily candle is creating a wick (Manipulation) or body (Distribution).
- Helps avoid trading against the expansion of the higher timeframe candle.
B. HTF FVGs
Tracks 4H or Daily gaps.
- Confirmed: Solid boxes. Use these for RTC Rejection setups.
- Unconfirmed: "Ghost Boxes" that appear in real-time. Use to anticipate where a gap might form.
5. Settings Reference Guide
Dictionary of all inputs in the indicator menu.
Group 1: Strategy & Bias
| Logic Mode | Select Simple, Strict, or Super Strict filtering. |
| Daily Bias Logic | Choose "ICT Cycle (ERL/IRL)" for the advanced narrative engine. |
| Show Narrative Lines | Draws the ERL (High/Low) and IRL (FVG) targets on the chart. |
Group 2: Filters
| FVG Size Filter | Ignores tiny FVGs relative to the ATR (volatility). |
| Breakout Filter | Candle must close X% past the gap to be valid (prevents fakeouts). |
| Strong Close | Signal candle must close in the top/bottom 30% of its range. |
| SMT Filter | Signals require divergence with a correlated pair (e.g., NQ vs ES). |
| Volume Filter | Signal candle must have X times the average volume. |
Group 3: Signal Triggers
| PWH/L PDH/L Sweeps | Signals on Previous Day/Week High/Low sweeps. |
| Session Sweeps | Signals on Asia/London/NY High/Low sweeps. |
| Range Sweeps | Signals on local Pivot High/Low sweeps. |
| HTF 15m / 5m (RTC) | Signals based on rejecting 15m or 5m FVGs. |
| HTF Reversal | Signals based on rejecting 4H/Daily FVGs. |
| Show Unicorn | Highlights Breaker + FVG overlaps. |
| Early Alerts | Fires alert immediately (repaint risk). Default alerts wait for close. |
Group 4: Institutional Context
| PDH/L & PWH/L | Previous Day/Week Highs and Lows lines. |
| Midnight Open | Opens for Tokyo, London, and NY. |
| Killzones | Background colors for trading sessions. |
| Session Lines | Extends session High/Low lines forward. |
Group 5: Price Action
| Structure (MSS/BOS) | Market Structure Shifts and Break of Structure lines. |
| Inversion FVGs | Boxes for inverted gaps (Entry triggers). |
| Standard FVGs | Boxes for standard support/resistance gaps. |
6. Built-in Backtester
The panel in the bottom right verifies strategy performance on historical data.
Settings
- Stop Loss Mode:
- Fractal Pivot: Last 5-bar swing high/low (Standard).
- Signal Candle: High/Low of the entry candle (Aggressive).
- ATR Volatility: Volatility based distance.
- Targets: Fixed Risk:Reward ratio (e.g., 2.0).
- Breakeven: Optional. Moves SL to entry after X Risk achieved.
Metrics
- Net Return (R): Total risk units gained.
- Streaks: Shows maximum consecutive wins and losses.