Rapid Signal Geometry (Multi-TF)

Rapid Signal Geometry (RSG)
Structure-Driven Market Geometry & Signal Framework

Rapid Signal Geometry (RSG) is a structure-first trading framework designed to separate directional market geometry from entry execution.
Instead of relying on indicator crossovers or lagging confirmations, RSG evaluates price expansion, volatility boundaries, and candle geometry to determine when the market has structurally shifted.

The indicator is built for traders who prefer fewer, higher-quality signals and a clear, rule-based understanding of market direction across timeframes.

Conceptual Design (Why RSG Exists)
Most signal tools attempt to detect entries directly, which often results in:

• Late signals
  
• Repeated signals in chop
  
• Entries taken against higher-timeframe structure
  

RSG addresses this by decoupling market structure from execution.

The framework operates in two coordinated layers:
• Geometry Layer – defines whether the market is structurally bullish or bearish
• Signal Layer – triggers only at the moment of a confirmed structural transition
This design reduces noise, prevents rapid repeated signals, and keeps execution aligned with actual market behavior rather than indicator coincidence.

How RSG Works (High-Level Mechanics)
1. Geometry Baseline
RSG constructs a smoothed price baseline using RMA combined with adaptive volatility (ATR or Standard Deviation).
This produces dynamic geometry bands that expand and contract with real price behavior instead of static levels.

2. Geometry Direction (Trend State)
The market is considered:
• Bullish when price closes decisively above the upper geometry band
• Bearish when price closes decisively below the lower geometry band
Once a geometry state is established, it remains active until an opposite structural condition is confirmed.
There is no trailing logic and no repainting.

3. Signal Generation
Signals are event-based, not continuous:
• A Buy signal appears only at the first bullish geometry transition
• A Sell signal appears only at the first bearish geometry transition
Signals never appear mid-trend and are designed to mark the start of a new structural leg, not continuation noise.

4. Candle Geometry Levels (Visual Guides)
On each signal candle, RSG can optionally plot:

• The candle’s 50% equilibrium level
• A wick-derived reference level
These are non-predictive visual guides intended for:

• Entry refinement
  
• Pullback assessment
  
• Confluence with other price-based tools
  

Filters & Controls (How Components Work Together)
Cooldown + Re-Qualification Filter
Prevents rapid same-direction signals (“machine-gun effect”).
Within the cooldown window, a new signal is allowed only if price re-qualifies at a structurally better level.

Geometry Direction Filter
When enabled:
• Buy signals are shown only during bullish geometry
• Sell signals are shown only during bearish geometry
This allows RSG to function as a higher-timeframe bias engine while executing on lower timeframes.

Reference Timeframe Geometry
Users can select a higher timeframe to calculate geometry bias while trading on a lower timeframe.
All geometry states are derived from closed reference-timeframe candles, ensuring:

• No repainting
  
• No intrabar bias changes
  

How to Use RSG (Practical Workflow)
Recommended Approach

1. Select a higher timeframe (4H / Daily / Weekly) to define geometry bias
   
2. Trade entries on a lower timeframe (15m or 1hr or D)
   
3. Execute only in the direction shown by the geometry state
   

Example:
If geometry shows LONG → ignore Sell signals
If geometry shows SHORT → ignore Buy signals

Best Timeframes
• Geometry / Bias: 4H, Daily
• Execution: 15m and 1hr

RSG is timeframe-agnostic but performs best when structure and execution are separated.

Important Notes
• No repainting
• Signals are printed only after confirmed candle close
• This is a structural analysis tool, not a prediction system
• Always apply proper risk management

Who RSG Is Designed For
• Traders who prioritize structure over indicators
• Traders seeking clean, rule-based signals
• Price-action and geometry-focused traders
• Traders who prefer confirmation over frequency

Disclaimer
This script is a technical analysis tool and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk. Always test on historical data and apply appropriate risk management.

Update Notes – Alert Reliability Improvement
• Alerts now trigger strictly on confirmed candle close
• Removed intrabar / forming-candle alert behavior
• Implemented forced alert() logic so alerts remain active without manual re-enable
• Signal logic and plotting behavior remain unchanged

Important:
When creating alerts, select “Any alert() function call”.