Master Reversion Pro
TradingView mean-reversion indicator β Z-Score stretch zones, confidence scoring and automatic SL / TP1 / TP2.
How it works
A Z-Score compares price to its 75-period mean. Past Β±1 standard deviation, price is officially stretched.
A shaded zone forms on the stretched side and trails with price, carrying a Confidence % β how extreme the stretch was. A volume filter blocks zones built on thin volume.
No entry while price is still stretched. The signal prints only when price closes back through the mean β BUY from below, SELL from above.
Each signal draws an ATR stop-loss plus two targets (TP1 for the main exit, TP2 for a runner), and the on-chart panel tracks wins, losses and win rate.
Features
- Z-Score mean-reversion engine
- Confidence % on every zone
- Volume filter (skip thin moves)
- Automatic SL / TP1 / TP2 lines
- Live stats panel (win rate, R:R)
- BUY, SELL and zone alerts
Key settings
| Input | Meaning |
|---|---|
| MA Length | The mean price reverts to (75) |
| Sensitivity | Higher = more signals, lower quality (22) |
| Min Confidence % | Ignore zones weaker than this (25) |
| Volume filter | Volume must be this many times the average (1.2) |
| Stop Loss (ATR Γ) | Stop distance (1.5) |
| TP1 / TP2 (ATR Γ) | Main target and runner (1.5 / 3.0) |
3-Month Backtest
Illustrative
Illustrative/simulated backtest on XAU/USD M15 over ~3 months (AprβJun 2026), $1,000 deposit. For demonstration only β past performance does not guarantee future results, and live results differ due to spread, slippage and news. Trading FX/CFDs carries a high risk of loss.