Free TradingView indicator: Open Astro Cycle Confluence Swing on TradingView

Astro Cycle Confluence Swing is a free daily-chart indicator that studies calendar-based cycle confluence rather than price-derived indicators. It combines lunar, solar, planetary, Gann and Fibonacci time-cycle inputs into a directional bias and a turning-point energy reading.

It is an experimental research tool. The cycles are deterministic from the UTC timestamp, but that does not mean they forecast price. Use it to study timing hypotheses alongside price structure, risk control and independent analysis.

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What it measures

The indicator builds two readings on each bar:

• Net Astro Bias, from -1 to +1, is a weighted directional blend.
• Turn Energy, from 0 to 1, measures how many selected timing events are active near the same date.

A buy marker appears when Net Astro Bias crosses above the chosen threshold while Turn Energy is elevated in an event window. A sell marker uses the opposite condition. Optional filters can require a swing extreme, a confirming candle and a minimum gap between same-side markers.

The cycle inputs

Lunar and seasonal components

The script includes lunar synodic phase, lunar anomalistic distance, lunar declination, solar season and solar declination. The solar component includes the equinoxes and solstices often used as Gann cardinal dates.

Planetary and Mercury timing

A planetary composite is calculated from heliocentric angular separations between Mercury and Saturn. A Mercury retrograde window is approximated through a synodic inferior-conjunction proxy. These are modelling choices for broad cycle timing, not precise astronomical ephemerides.

Gann and Fibonacci time counts

The script also counts calendar days from the latest confirmed swing pivot using selected Gann counts and Fibonacci counts. Because a pivot needs confirmation, these anchor-based rows necessarily lag by the pivot-strength setting.

Best way to use the daily chart

1. Open a daily chart; the dashboard will remind you when the chart is on another timeframe.
2. Choose one market and study a meaningful sample before changing weights.
3. Start with the default thresholds and record every signal, including the losing ones.
4. Use the optional swing-extreme or confirming-candle filter if you need fewer signals.
5. Compare each timing event with price structure, volatility and a predefined invalidation level.
6. Keep the script as a timing study, not as a standalone decision maker.

Dashboard and alerts

The dashboard shows the current lunar phase and illumination, lunar distance and declination state, solar season, planetary composite, Mercury state, days since the current anchor, Net Astro Bias, Turn Energy and the active signal.

There are buy and sell alertcondition() entries as well as dynamic alert() messages that include the current ticker. Alerts are useful for notification and review; they are not trade confirmation. If you use alerts, test them on live daily bars before relying on them.

Why the script does not repaint its calendar cycles

The astronomical terms are calculated from each bar’s UTC timestamp, so their historical cycle path is fixed. The script reads no price to create those terms. The Gann and Fibonacci components use confirmed pivot anchors, which update only after the pivot-strength delay. A newly forming daily bar can still change before its close, just as it can with any real-time indicator.

For a wider explanation of confirmed bars and alerts, see Pine Script alert frequencies.

Important limitations

• The orbital calculations use mean elements appropriate for multi-day cycle studies, not arc-second astronomy.
• Event timing can be off by about one bar.
• Astronomical and astrological market cycles are speculative and unproven.
• A historical alignment does not predict the next price move.
• The tool is designed for research and educational use, not financial advice.

Open Astro Cycle Confluence Swing on TradingView — free

Source and disclosure

The complete open-source script, current settings and release notes are available on TradingView. Test every setting on the market and timeframe you actually trade, with risk limits that remain valid when the hypothesis is wrong.