Liquidity-Sweep Sniper Strategy (Booming Bulls Method) in Pine v6
A public trader's PDH/PDL wick-sweep entry and prop-firm inside-bar variant coded as a strategy and measured across Nifty, gold and BTC.
Transcript-researched rules, two entry modes with structure bias and opposite-liquidity targets, results reported per market without spin, a fill-detection fix for same-bar open-and-close, and a 16-minute on-chart video with bar replay.
- Rules sourced from transcripts, brief corrected on facts
- Two entry modes with structure bias and liquidity targets
- Results stated per market, including non-reproducing figures
- Same-bar fill-detection trap documented
After a well-known Indian trading educator placed second in a televised crypto trading cup, the question was what method he actually teaches. Research corrected the brief: no winning strategy was spoken in the contest; the teachable method is a sniper entry on previous-day-high or low wick sweeps with no close beyond, a confirmation candle, entry at its extreme, a stop beyond the sweep wick and a target at opposite liquidity, plus a prop-firm variant built on a 30-minute wait, an inside-body candle and a 70/30 rule.
Both modes were coded as a Pine v6 strategy with inputs for structure bias, level sets and targets, then measured on TradingView Desktop and a second charting engine. Results were published without decoration: defaults near breakeven on three years of Nifty 15-minute, improved but thin with structure bias and opposite-level targets, and a profit factor around 1.25 on ten months of gold at the default. A documented README result that did not reproduce is flagged as not quotable.
A Pine implementation detail worth sharing: fill detection must use the change in open plus closed trades rather than the previous position size, or a same-bar open-and-close leaves the stop order live and it refills at the same price every bar. The accompanying video walks the contest hour on a 1-minute ETH chart, replays three real gold trades bar by bar, and shows the tester on three markets.
Backtest research; shared as engineering work, not financial advice.
How it works
- Transcribe and extract the method from public talks
- Encode sweep, confirmation, entry, stop and target as Pine inputs
- Load on TradingView Desktop and read the tester report over CDP
- Compare defaults and tuned variants across three markets
- Record the on-chart walkthrough with bar replay
Software and automation are infrastructure, not financial advice. No performance guarantees. Every live system needs staged testing, risk limits, and owner approval.