
Peace – I was working with the “Universal MFB…” indicator today, and noticed that the signals at key levels were not so clear, so I thought to work with Luxalgo to improve the clarity between “Sweep” FVG-123, CISD, and “Acceptance” FVG-123.

This is important, because the key level response is the primary signal to trade when working with Key Level response trading.

The new Key level alert is: "Any Key Level Response". 

Cool. Onwards and upwards. Peace -

Here is the Luxalgo – Quant description -

We improved the Pine Script to make the signals much more context-aware, filtering out "noise" and providing clear, narrative-driven labels that tell you exactly how price is interacting with your key liquidity levels.

Here is a summary of the core improvements:

1.	Contextual Labeling (The "Story" of the Trade): Instead of labeling every Fair Value Gap identically, the script now categorizes them based on market structure:

•	Acceptance: Highlights strong momentum breakouts. It only prints when price actively smashes through a key level and leaves a gap, proving the market accepts the new price zone.

•	Flow: Identifies trend continuation entries. It prints when price pulls back to retest a level, holds, and forms a gap in the direction of the trend.

•	Sweep: Pinpoints reversals right at the extremes.

•	FVG-123: Standard gaps that form without interacting with a key level.

2.	Removing "Late" Signals: We refined the "Sweep" logic so that it only triggers right at the level. If a CISD reversal happens and an FVG forms several bars later, it is now correctly labeled as a standard "FVG-123" to prevent traders from taking a reversal entry too late.

3.	Smarter "Acceptance" Logic: We fixed a flaw where the script was reading historical, lingering levels (like yesterday's Asian Session) as active breakouts. Acceptance now only triggers if a level was actively breached within the last 10 bars.

4.	Consolidated "Actionable" Alerts: We added an "Any Key Level Response" alert. This allows you to ignore standard, middle-of-nowhere FVG signals and only receive notifications when a high-probability setup (Acceptance, Sweep, or Flow) occurs at a critical zone. We also added dedicated alerts for the structural CISD shifts.

In short, we turned a basic pattern-recognition script into a tool that understands market structure, liquidity, and the specific context of where a pattern forms!

