TCP Supersystem

TRIM CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC
TCP SUPERSYSTEM

The TCP SuperSystem is a Crypto and Equity Analyzer created to help identify opportunity zones in crypto and equity markets, whether in an uptrend or downtrend. The system was built and tuned over 2-3 years with adjustments to cloud formation and signal thresholds based on extensive historical market testing and real trades (results not guaranteed; see disclaimer above).  The underlying script is all original, not copied or leveraged from other open-source/community indicators. It is an invite-only script, accessible only to approved users. We find it most useful with candlestick charts, not non-standard types (e.g., Heikin Ashi, Renko).  

 

DISCLAIMER:
Relying on our interpretations and system indicators does not guarantee positive outcomes. The way in which you make decisions using the system may not produce results similar to those depicted herein. Investing carries risk, including loss of principal, so always consult a licensed professional before engaging in any risky investment decisions as trading returns are inherently uncertain. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. The TCP SuperSystem is an analyzer tool used to help identify potential signal areas, not a guarantee of profits or recommendation to buy or sell any security or asset. The creator is not a licensed financial professional and does not provide financial, tax, or legal advice. It is being shared for information and educational purposes only. Cryptocurrency investments are highly speculative and involve significant risk. The value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate widely, and there is a risk of losing all of your investment. You should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk tolerance before making any investment decisions. You are responsible for your investment decisions and results.

The system has three components, each independent and usable standalone:
•    TCP SuperSystem – Main
•    TCP SuperSystem – Hot Sensor
•    TCP SuperSystem – Mean Reversion with Extremes

Each component provides value independently. When used together, they form a helpful tool for identifying and evaluating key signal areas for trading activities. The creator has used the system for strategies like dollar cost averaging, scaling in/out, or making larger, more strategic decisions. Positive outcomes are not guaranteed, and future performance may not match past results.

 

The “Main Indicator” and its Sub-Components
The Main Indicator is an overlay combining multiple moving averages (10, 20, 50, 100, 200) to create a dynamic "cloud" (trend) and identify key price levels, potential zones, support, and resistance. It has three sub-components:
•    Cloud Formation and Moving Averages:
o    Cloud Formation shows trend direction: green for uptrends, red for downtrends.
o    Moving Averages (MAs): Plots multiple MAs to highlight support/resistance. Two MAs form the cloud and trend.
•    Trend Signals: 
o    Yellow Triangles mark potential trend reversals.
o    Yellow Labels confirm likely reversals.
•    Diamonds: Green and Red Diamonds, detailed below.

Subcomponents
 

Cloud Formation

The system plots simple moving averages (SMAs) of varying lengths to track price trends over different timeframes. A colored cloud forms between two MAs, indicating bullish or bearish conditions based on their positions. The unique cloud formation, percentage-based diamond markers, and trend reversal logic distinguish this indicator.  

We use the cloud in two ways:
•    Stay in trades during uptrends (green cloud) and avoid trades in downtrends (red cloud).
•    Use 50, 100, and 200 MAs to identify potential support/resistance based on price trends. 

The indicator highlights potential signal areas when prices move significantly above/below the cloud, marked by symbols at volatility-based distances.

 

Light and Dark Diamonds (Red and Green)

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Diamond-shaped markers signal potential zones to scale in/out when prices reach percentage-based thresholds relative to the cloud. These are not buy/sell recommendations but visual cues for evaluation, subject to user strategies. 
•    Darker Green Diamonds were useful in historical testing for scaling in during downtrends (Level 2 and 3, below); results may vary.
•    Darker Red Diamonds were useful in historical testing for scaling out during uptrends (Level 2 and 3, below).
•    Lighter Red/Green Diamonds signal areas to begin evaluation.

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Note: Three Red and Green Diamonds (light to dark) exist. Darkest diamonds were historically significant for consideration but do not guarantee positive outcomes.

•    Lightest Red Diamond - Level 1 Scale Out
•    Middle Shade Red Diamond – Level 2 Scale Out
•    Darkest Red Diamond – Level 3 Scale Out
•    Lightest Green Diamond - Level 1 Scale In
•    Middle Shade Green Diamond – Level 2 Scale In
•    Darkest Green Diamond – Level 3 Scale In  

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The system detects trend reversals via price crossings relative to a key MA, with alerts for:
•    Yellow triangles (early trend shift signs).
•    Smaller labels (confirmed reversals).

This indicator provides visual cues for trend analysis, entry/exit timing, and position management, suitable for trend-following and mean-reversion strategies, without revealing proprietary logic.  

Customization
In TradingView’s settings (Style Tab):
•    Toggle component visibility (cloud, MAs, diamonds, signals).
•    Adjust cloud colors (default: red downtrend, green uptrend).
•    Customize colors for MAs, diamonds, and signals.

Note: Fewer components reduce insight clarity.  

 

TCP SuperSystem Main Indicator Visual

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Image 1: Main Indicator on Bonk Token daily chart, showing green/red clouds, 50/100/200 MAs, yellow triangles/labels for reversals, and green/red diamonds for scale-in/out zones.

 

Using just the Main Indicator, users can identify:

• Uptrend/downtrend starts

• Support/resistance via 50, 100, 200 Mas

• Potential/confirmed reversals (yellow symbols)

• Level 1-3 scale-in/out zones (diamonds)  

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The “Hot Sensor” indicator 
The Hot Sensor visualizes the percentage deviation of an asset’s closing price (e.g., crypto, stocks) from a user-selected SMA, using color-coded lines to show price movement relative to the trend.  
 

What It Does  

• Hot Sensor Line: Shows percentage difference from a 25, 50, 100, or 200-day SMA, with colors indicating deviation magnitude (stable to extended).

•  Multiple Timeframes: Plot multiple instances to track diff

How It Works 

• Moving Average Selection: Choose a 25, 50, 100, or 200-day SMA based on closing prices.

• Percentage Difference: Calculated as ((Close - SMA) / SMA) * 100. Example: Close = $110, SMA = $100 → +10%.

 

Color-Coding: Six-level schema:

• Level 0 (Light Gray/White): Up to 10% deviation (stable).  

• Level 1 (Gray): Moderate deviation.  

• Level 2 (Blue): Larger deviation.  

• Level 3 (Yellow): Significant deviation.  

• Level 4 (Orange): Extreme deviation.  

• Level 5 (Red): Dramatic deviation.

Thresholds are proprietary to protect script logic. Colors apply to uptrends (>0%) and downtrends (<0%) for potential signal areas.
 

This differs from standard SMA indicators with its multi-timeframe plotting and proprietary thresholds.  Code is unique, not copied from public indicators.  
 

Customization  

Inputs Tab

• Multiple instances of the indicator can be plotted in separate windows to compare different SMAs.  Our general setup includes replicating the visual 3 times, using the 25, 100 and 200 Day MA.  These Moving Averages can be selected via the “Inputs” tab in the Indicator Settings.

Style Tab

• Users can adjust the visual style (e.g., set to "Area" for the default display) and modify colors to preference.  Click the icon next to Color 0 to change the default display.

• Our default recommendation is White, Grey, Blue, Yellow, Orange, and Red which is applied whether in an uptrend or downtrend.

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Image 2: Customization of the Hot Sensor Indicator settings accessed through “Style” tab in TradingView

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Purpose and Interpretation
The Hot Sensor gauges volatility, flagging “heating up” (far from SMA) or “cooling down” (near SMA) prices. Light colors (gray/white) indicate stability; vibrant colors (blue, yellow, orange, red) suggest volatility or overextension. Use to evaluate entry (below SMA), exit (above SMA), or trend strength. A 0% midline cross may signal reversals. User strategies determine application; outcomes not guaranteed.  
 

Summary
The Hot Sensor combines a customizable SMA with a color-coded deviation line to provide insights into price behavior across timeframes, aiding market analysis.  
 

Hot Sensor Visual: (Bonk Daily Chart From TradingView)
In the visual below, as explained above, we have the basic candlestick chart for the Bonk token with 3 Hot Sensor visuals below it based on the 25-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving average.  This provides the user with a view of price action across different time frames and where some potential opportunities exist based on the logic above.  We have found Red Zones to be historically notable when scaling out in an uptrend and scaling out in downtrends.
 

The way in which a user applies their own strategy leveraging the Hot Sensor is up to them.  Positive outcomes are not guaranteed.

 

TCP SuperSystem – Hot Sensor Visual

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Image 3: Hot Sensor Indicator across a 25, 100, and 200 SMA with color coded deviations and potential signal areas on a Bonk token daily chart.  Illustration points out crossovers and historically notable opportunities on uptrends and downtrends.

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The “TCP SuperSystem – Mean Reversion with Zones” Indicator

The Mean Reversion component identifies potential signal areas by calculating standard deviation of an asset’s price relative to moving averages over multiple periods, highlighting zones for entry/exit evaluation. It visualizes when prices are unusually high/low compared to averages, aiding potential scale-in/out decisions. These are not buy/sell recommendations but visual cues. Typically placed above the main chart. 

 

How It Works

• Tracks the Average Price: Calculates mean price over 100, 50, and 10-day periods for a “normal” price baseline.

• Measures Price Swings: Uses standard deviation to show price deviation from the mean, indicating “extreme” prices.

• Plots Data: Draws lines for deviations (blue: 10-day, orange: 50-day, red: 100-day).

• Highlights Key Zones:

  • Green Zone (-0.50 to -0.25): Prices below average, potential entry consideration.

  • Red Zone (0.25 to 0.50): Prices above average, potential exit consideration.

  • Extreme Levels: Hashed lines at ±1.5, ±2 standard deviations (orange/blue) mark rare signal areas or risks.

• Visual Signals: Colored “X” markers (light to dark) show extreme deviations; darkest colors indicate the most extreme. White “x” markers signal zone crossings; red “x” markers highlight extreme breaches.  This indicator flags unusually high/low prices for potential reversion, distinct from Bollinger Bands via multi-timeframe deviation and zone signals. It’s standalone but useful with Main and Hot Sensor indicators. 

 

Customization

Style Tab

• Toggle component visibility.

• Change colors.

• Adjust deviation levels (default settings recommended; all boxes checked). 

 

TCP SuperSystem Mean Reversion with Zones Visual

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image 4: Mean Reversion with Zones on Bonk Token daily chart, showing deviation lines (blue/orange/red), green/red zones, and X markers for extreme signal areas. ​​