The Monitron ICT Confluence Checklist binds every setup to one qualifying sweep, a multi-timeframe IFVG execution hierarchy, and a scored confluence list — then tells you plainly whether it is forming, waiting, triggered or faded.
Two traders reading the same chart discretionally get two different answers. One rules engine gets one answer, every session.
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Most ICT tools scatter isolated FVG boxes and divergence lines across your chart and leave you to assemble a decision. This one keeps a single stateful checklist and tells you where the setup stands.
Conditions are building. The checklist shows live which of them are present and which are still outstanding.
The sweep and accumulation are in. Entry is held until the inversion completes at the right timeframe in the hierarchy.
Every mandatory condition completed. The confluence score locks at the value it reached, and the setup is marked on the chart.
The setup was cancelled — most often by a completely untouched higher-timeframe gap sitting just beyond the calculated stop.
Nothing triggers until all three complete on the same manipulation leg. This is the whole reason the checklist can say “waiting” instead of firing early.
In your selected bias direction, against tracked levels: session highs and lows, previous day and week, confirmed 2/2 internal pivots, equal and relative-equal highs and lows, selected higher-timeframe swings, data-release wicks and specified HTF FVG wick levels.
A wick through a level is not automatically a sweep. The script evaluates whether price then rejects the level or continues through it as a breakout — and tracks internal repeat sweeps separately, so a level raided five times can still qualify.
Estimated with an efficiency ratio: directional net movement measured against the total path travelled, over configurable historical windows. Lower ratios mean more overlapping, ranging price action.
Required by default, and switchable off if your own model does not use it.
The mandatory entry event is the inversion of an opposing fair value gap on the current manipulation leg: price closing through the boundary and converting that gap into an inverse FVG.
This is the part most tools get wrong. If the inversion close is still inside an opposing FVG from a higher execution timeframe on the same leg, entry is held until that gap inverses too — so a 1-minute inversion is never treated as complete while price is still trading inside a relevant 5-minute opposing gap.
Once the mandatory conditions are satisfied, optional confluences are weighted and totalled. The checklist shows them forming live, then locks the completed score at the moment the setup triggers — so you cannot retroactively talk yourself into a better grade.
SMT only scores when the divergence belongs to the same price extreme used for the calculated stop, and multiple SMT structures do not stack. CISD only counts after the sweep that armed the current setup. The scoring is deliberately hard to inflate.
Read this honestly: a score describes how many programmed confluences were detected. It is not a probability and not a prediction of success.
The indicator tracks fair value gap state across the 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, 2-hour, 4-hour and daily timeframes. If a completely untouched gap sits within your configured distance just beyond the calculated stop, the setup is faded rather than triggered — and the chart names the timeframe responsible.
A gap that price has already traded into cannot invoke the rule. That single distinction is the difference between a filter that works and one that cancels everything.
Unmitigated HTF gaps beyond your stop are treated as a reason to stand down, not a target to hope through.
The same stop level drives SMT scoring and the untouched-gap cancellation. The engine is internally consistent.
When an internal sequence belongs to a controlling HTF gap, inversion of that parent gap retires the old sequence.
Your selected bias filters out opposing markers, so a long day does not fill the screen with short signals. Session times, killzones, sweep tolerances, gap sizes, setup lifetime and visual retention are all configurable.
Set the bias, set your SMT reference market, and let the checklist run.
No monthly fee on the indicator, and no separate Monitron subscription required to use it.
Invite-only TradingView access to the confluence checklist.
The indicator plus the course that teaches the checklist it implements.
Learn the model first, add the indicator when you want it.
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Monitron’s Trade Tracker is free, and it logs the confluences each trade was taken on — so after fifty trades you can see which scores and which sessions actually worked for you. Together they close the loop.
See the free Trade TrackerIt is designed primarily for intraday NQ and ES analysis on standard 1–5 minute candlestick charts. The execution hierarchy in particular is tuned to that range. It will load on other symbols, but that is the environment it was built and tested for.
Neither. It does not place orders, connect to a broker, manage positions, or predict direction. It shows which of its programmed conditions are present on your chart and why a setup was triggered or faded. Every decision and every execution stays with you, on your own platform.
The setup-state engine, manipulation-leg hierarchy, liquidity classification and cross-timeframe gap-state handling are the product. The published description explains the operating rules, the scoring and the limitations in full — it just does not hand over the implementation.
It counts how many of the programmed confluences were detected, weighted by the points above. It is a description of what was present on the chart. It is not a probability, a forecast, or a measure of how likely the trade is to work.
Not required, but the Academy's 35 lessons teach the same confluence checklist the indicator implements, so the two are built to be used together. The bundle is the cheaper route if you want both.
It is an invite-only TradingView script. After purchase your TradingView username is granted access, and it appears in your invite-only scripts list. One-time payment — there is no subscription on the indicator.
A daily bias, a protected stop loss and a clean target. The indicator grades structure; it does not decide whether a trade suits you or tell you what the day is going to do.
Signals and checklist scores are structured analytical information — not financial advice, and not a promise of profitable results. Every trading decision and every execution is yours, on your own platform, at your own discretion.
Load it on NQ, pick your bias, and let the checklist tell you whether the setup is really there.
The Monitron indicator is a chart-analysis and education tool. It is not financial advice and carries no guarantee of any outcome. Monitron is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Trading leveraged instruments carries a significant risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor — only trade with money you can afford to lose, and seek advice from an independent, FCA-authorised adviser if you are unsure.