Algos
Premium indicators & screeners
Nine indicators built for one job each, a screener that reads their state as a filter, and alerts that reach you the moment a condition is met. Everything on this page runs on the same engine as the backtester, so what you screen for is what you can test.
Nine tools, nine answerable questions
No indicator here tries to be a system. Each one measures a single, stateable thing about the tape — and each one publishes its value as a series you can screen on, alert on and backtest.
Momentum Ribbon
How far price has separated from eight adaptive averages at once — the ribbon widens with conviction and twists before it fails.
Liquidity Map
Where resting size has repeatedly absorbed orders, drawn as shelves that thicken each time a level is defended.
Volatility Envelope
Bands sized from realised range rather than a fixed multiple of standard deviation, so they stop lying in a gap.
Order Flow Bias
The net of buy- and sell-initiated volume in every bar, smoothed into a single −1 to +1 pressure reading.
Trend Regime
Whether the tape is trending, ranging or in transition, scored from directional efficiency over three lookbacks.
Squeeze Radar
When realised range compresses into the lowest decile of its own two-year history — and which way it resolves.
Sweep Detector
Single-print runs through several price levels at once, the signature of an urgent order that wanted size now.
Session Profile
The volume distribution of each session, with point of control, value area and the extensions nobody has retested.
Confluence Score
The other eight rolled into one −100 to +100 reading, so agreement and disagreement are both visible at a glance.
The nine indicators are ours. Every indicator ships with its source in AlgoBeamScript: read it, fork it, change the lookback, or lift it out of the platform and run it in your own process.
Ask 60,000 instruments the same question
A screen is a set of clauses evaluated against every instrument on every bar close. Because indicator state is a first-class field, you can filter on structure and pressure, not just on price and multiples.
400+ fields, including indicator state
Filter on fundamentals and price the way every screener does — then add clauses no one else offers: “Squeeze Radar released within 3 bars”, “Confluence Score above 40”, “price inside yesterday’s value area”.
Re-evaluated on every bar close
A saved screen is a standing query, not a snapshot. Entries and exits from the result set are events you can alert on, so you hear about the name as it qualifies rather than the next time you look.
From result to chart to backtest
Any row opens on the chart with the screen’s conditions already plotted. Turn the same clause set into a strategy and the backtester will tell you whether the filter ever actually paid.
Oversold megacaps still in an uptrend
Example saved screen · US equities · re-evaluated on the 1D close
The clauses above are illustrative — they show how an AlgoBeam screen is composed and do not drive the table. The results below them are a live US equity screener on real market data. Screener output is not a recommendation and says nothing about future performance.
If you can state the condition, you can be told about it
An alert is three parts: the trigger that fires it, the filters that stop it firing at a useless moment, and the channels it goes out on. Build it in the condition builder or write it directly — they compile to the same object.
alert "Squeeze released — long bias"
when = squeezeRadar.released and orderFlowBias > 0.30
filter = session.regular
and confluenceScore > 40
and not calendar.within(earnings, hours = 24)
cooldown = 4 bars
deliver = [
webhook("https://desk.internal/hooks/algobeam", sign = "hmac-sha256"),
push,
discord("#signals"),
]
payload = { symbol, price = close, score = confluenceScore, atr = atr(14) }- Trigger — a crossing, a state change, or any comparison between two series, including your own.
- Filter — session, regime, volatility band, or proximity to a calendar event, so nothing fires into an earnings print you had no intention of trading.
- Cooldown — a minimum gap in bars or minutes, which is the difference between an alert and a pager storm.
Webhook
JSON POST with an HMAC-SHA256 signature, three retries on backoff and a replay endpoint for anything your server missed.
Instant per-trigger mail, or one digest at the times you choose, with the triggering chart rendered inline.
Push
iOS and Android, with per-alert priority so a scalping condition can wake you and a swing condition can wait.
Discord
Posts into a channel as an embed with the symbol, the condition that fired and a snapshot of the bar it fired on.
Alert feed
- 14:32NVDASqueeze Radar released upward · Confluence +64
- 14:07EURUSDVolatility Envelope upper band tagged, third time today
- 13:51AMDSweep Detector · 4 levels lifted on 3.2× average size
- 13:20XLETrend Regime flipped from trending to ranging
- 11:58TSLAOrder Flow Bias crossed below −0.40 into the close
Alerts describe conditions, never actions to take.
All of it, on one canvas
Indicators, screen conditions and alert triggers plot on the same chart, against the same bars, with the same values the backtester reads. Nothing is recalculated differently in a different surface.
Real NVDA bars with a 14-period RSI and a moving-average cross plotted beneath them — the same surface the AlgoBeam suite draws on, so you can see how an indicator pane sits against live price before you add one. Nothing here is a trade recommendation.
Ready when you are
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