Nov 13, 2026
Ball & Possession turns the fight between buyers and sellers into a football match you can read at a glance.
HOW TO READ IT
• Ball (thick line, -100 to +100): who is pushing. Near the top, buyers are pressing the sellers' goal. Near the bottom, sellers are pressing the buyers' goal.
• Line colour: who has the ball on the main timeframe (4H by default). It only changes when a candle closes beyond the previous 4H candle, so it does not flip on every wiggle. A pale line means that side still has the ball but is running out of strength.
• Columns: how much of the push comes from volume (effort). Orange columns = effort rejected: one side does most of the volume, yet the ball moves back into its own half.
• Two ribbons at the bottom: possession on 4H and on 1D. Same colour = both timeframes agree.
• ⚽ = goal: the ball enters the goal area while the pushing side has possession. The table shows the current state in plain words and the score of the day.
INPUTS THAT MATTER
• Main / Background timeframe: 4H and 1D by default. Both must be at or above your chart timeframe.
• Possession change: Strict (about 2 changes a day on 4H) or Standard (about 4, more false starts).
• Goal area: how far the ball must go to count as a goal (80 by default).
GOOD TO KNOW
• Possession changes and goals are confirmed at candle close and do not repaint. The ball line moves while the current candle is forming. No higher-timeframe data is requested.
• Buy / sell volume is estimated from where each candle closes in its range. It is not order-book data.
• Tested on 180 days of 15-minute gold (PAXG) and bitcoin candles: none of these events predicted the next 4 hours better than a coin flip. Use it to see who is in control and how strong they are, as context for your own setup. It is not a buy / sell signal.
Alerts: possession change, goal, effort rejected, both timeframes in agreement.
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