Hybrid Confluence (RSI, MFI, StochRSI) Two-Tier Momentum Framework

Many traders explore multi-oscillator hybrid confluence approaches that combine momentum and volume signals—most commonly RSI, Money Flow Index (MFI), and Stochastic RSI—to study stretched market conditions. These hybrid concepts are widely used to analyze potential exhaustion zones, cycle extremes, and periods of sustained buying or selling pressure across different timeframes, including hybrid frameworks discussed in crypto trading communities and by YouTubers such as Steve from Crypto Crew University.

At a conceptual level, most of these hybrid indicators rely on a familiar idea: combining RSI, MFI, and Stochastic RSI to identify momentum extremes and sustained pressure.

This script does not replicate, reverse-engineer, or replace any paid or closed-source indicator. Instead, it provides a transparent framework built exclusively from standard, well-documented technical indicators. All calculations are explicit and configurable, allowing traders to study hybrid momentum behavior without relying on black-box tools. The indicator is free to use on TradingView; the script is protected.

Hybrid Confluence example chart

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How Traders Recreate This Without the Indicator

You can recreate the core concept manually in TradingView using only built-in indicators. The idea is to watch for confluence across three oscillators that each measure momentum from a slightly different angle.

  1. Add RSI to measure price momentum (commonly 14 length).
  2. Add MFI to measure volume-weighted momentum (commonly 14 length).
  3. Add Stochastic RSI to measure RSI relative to its own recent range (commonly 14 / 14 / 3 / 3 style settings).
  4. Decide your oversold/overbought thresholds (common: 30/70 or 20/80 depending on aggressiveness).
  5. Mark “pressure building” when 2 of the 3 indicators are simultaneously oversold or overbought.
  6. Mark “extreme alignment” when all 3 are simultaneously oversold or overbought.
  7. Track persistence: if the extreme condition stays true for multiple candles, treat it as sustained pressure rather than a single turning-point call.

This indicator simply packages those steps into a clean two-tier visualization (2-of-3 vs 3-of-3), and adds persistence intensity so you can see how long extremes last. It’s meant as a context tool, not a “buy/sell system.”

Overview

Hybrid oscillator tools are often presented as proprietary systems, but the underlying components are well-documented and widely available. This script focuses on transparency and structure rather than black-box logic.

What the Script Does

1. Builds a hybrid momentum confluence model

The script combines three widely used oscillators:

Each component operates on a normalized 0–100 scale, allowing meaningful comparison and aggregation.

2. Implements a clear two-tier signal structure

Instead of producing a single binary buy/sell output, the script separates early pressure from extreme conditions:

2-of-3 Confluence (Setups)

3-of-3 Confluence (Extreme Conditions)

3. Visualizes sustained pressure using consecutive signal intensity

When 3-of-3 conditions persist across multiple bars:

4. Works across markets and timeframes

Why This Script Is Useful

Traditional oscillators often produce isolated signals that lack context. This framework adds clarity by:

  1. Requiring multi-indicator agreement instead of single-signal triggers
  2. Separating early pressure from extreme conditions
  3. Showing how momentum can persist before a reversal
  4. Avoiding binary “buy now / sell now” outputs
  5. Remaining transparent and configurable

How to Use

  1. Adjust RSI, MFI, and StochRSI lengths to suit your timeframe
  2. Observe 2-of-3 circles as early warnings of building pressure
  3. Watch 3-of-3 bars for extreme momentum alignment
  4. Note increasing intensity as pressure persists
  5. Combine with structure, trend, volume, or price action for decisions

What This Script Is Not

Important Notes


Not signals. Not alerts. Not shortcuts.

The goal is to document how indicators work — not to tell anyone when to trade.

If an indicator can’t be explained down to its underlying mechanics, it probably isn’t understood well enough to trade.

Disclaimer

This tool is provided for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Always validate settings, test on multiple assets and timeframes, and use proper risk management before trading live.