TrapHunter pairs a scored zone engine with a trap-timing sequence. The zones tell you where the level is and how much it has earned your trust; the sequence tells you when the crowd on the wrong side of it just got caught. A signal prints only when the full sequence completes — a liquidity sweep through the zone, a close back inside, then a structure break in the trap direction — and every signal carries a composite score that multiplies zone confidence by trap quality. TRAP★ gold is reserved for the strongest of both.
A weighted swing-cluster engine builds zones scored 0–100%, with gold Anchor Zones and broken-zone memory.
Sweep, reclaim, structure break — in that order, or no signal. The full trap or nothing.
Zone confidence multiplied by trap quality; the strongest setup at a gold anchor prints as TRAP★.
Signals need a directional momentum read where volume only credits the side the bar closed toward.
From bar one it reports zones counted, sweeps armed and reclaims pending — it never silently does nothing.
Turn the trap engine off and TrapHunter becomes a pure scored-zone tool.
A wick pushes at least four ticks through the zone’s far edge and closes beyond it — the zone is now armed.
A close back inside the zone within a set window; too slow and the sweep resets.
A structure break against the trapped side fires the signal, with a full trade scheme attached.
A composite score grades every fire, and each zone cools down so one level can’t spam.
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Requirements: NinjaTrader 8. Standard market data; no Level 2 needed. Purpose-built for 100-tick charts; runs on minute charts too.
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