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Rally, Base & Drop

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🔹 Rally–Base–Drop (RBD) Indicator
📘 Description

The Rally–Base–Drop (RBD) indicator automatically detects and highlights key supply zones formed when price rallies, consolidates (the base), and then sharply drops — one of the most powerful Smart Money and institutional footprints.

This tool helps traders easily spot institutional supply zones, showing where big money previously entered the market to push price lower.
It’s perfect for traders using Smart Money Concepts (SMC), supply & demand, or price action–based confluence setups.

⚙️ How It Works

Detects strong impulsive rallies followed by a consolidation base (2–5 candles).

Confirms the drop leg once price breaks structure to the downside.

Marks the origin of supply (the last bullish candle before the drop).

Extends that zone forward as a potential reversal area for future retests.

Optional visual settings allow you to:

Adjust zone sensitivity (to capture cleaner or tighter bases).

Highlight only the most recent or all historical zones.

Customize colors and opacity for clarity.

📊 Use Case

Wait for price to rally, base, and drop.

Mark the RBD zone identified by the indicator.

When price retraces to that zone, look for:

Rejection candles

Breaks of minor structure

Entry confirmation on lower timeframes (5m–15m)

Target the next demand zone or equal lows.

🧠 Best For

Smart Money & ICT traders

Supply/Demand strategy users

Swing and intraday traders

Anyone wanting to visualize institutional footprints automatically🏁 Summary

This RBD indicator automates one of the most reliable institutional patterns — the rally → base → drop — giving you clear visual supply zones to trade from.
Use it for confluence with market structure, EMAs, or fair value gaps to spot high-probability reversals.

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