Structure · Bias · Levels
Hey everyone,
After months of development and a lot of feedback from V1 users, one thing became clear:
the convergence idea worked, but the workflow needed to be lighter.
That feedback was correct.
Trinity V1 proved the concept well: wait for convergence across structure, directional bias and location, then act. But running multiple heavy indicators on the same chart was not ideal for everyone, especially if you wanted several charts open at once.
So this is Trinity V2.
Same philosophy.
Same structure-first logic.
But now the workflow is built around three focused tools:
• Azimuth 2.0 for structure, setup logic and confirmation
• Trinity Bias Filter for higher-timeframe directional agreement
• Trinity Zones for clean institutional reference levels
The goal was simple: keep the Trinity workflow, reduce the weight, improve the clarity.
NOTE: Oracle and Black Zones are not being replaced as standalone tools. They are still excellent indicators. Trinity V2 is simply a lighter and more integrated Trinity workflow.
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THE THREE PILLARS
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1. AZIMUTH 2.0 — Structure, Setups & Confirmation
Azimuth answers: WHERE is the setup, and is it confirmed?
This is the core of the system.
• Multi-level ZigZag structure (L1-L4) maps the market from noise to primary trend
• MTF dashboard keeps directional context across multiple timeframes
• Candle coloring now uses the new Meridian-based trend engine for more stable trend states
• Confirmed Entry Arrows add a final validation gate after structure forms
• Anchored VWAP levels provide value context
IMPORTANT:
Confirmed arrows are closed-bar signals. Once they fire, they do not move.
However, they are also live-session only: they are not backfilled historically after terminal restart, symbol change, or timeframe change.
So if you load the chart and see no historical arrows, that is normal by design.
HOW TO READ IT:
- ABC setup appears at a swing point = potential trade forming
- Candle color confirms trend state
- Dashboard shows TF agreement
- Confirmed arrow fires = setup has passed the final validation gate
2. TRINITY BIAS FILTER — Higher-Timeframe Direction
Bias Filter answers: DOES the higher timeframe agree?
A clean separate-window histogram designed to keep you out of low-quality trades.
• Tri-State mode: Bullish / Neutral / Bearish
• Dual mode: Bullish / Bearish only
• Aggressive / Normal / Conservative sensitivity presets
• Canonical 1st / 2nd / 3rd higher-timeframe mapping
• Optional confidence filter for smoother transitions
• Alerts on bias change
HOW TO READ IT:
- GREEN = bullish HTF bias
- RED = bearish HTF bias
- GRAY = neutral / no edge
- Bias should agree with the Azimuth setup direction
3. TRINITY ZONES — Institutional Reference Levels
Zones answers: WHERE is the institutional context?
Trinity Zones is the location tool.
• Floor Pivots (P, R1-R3, S1-S3)
• Central Pivot Range (TC/BC)
• Previous Day High / Previous Day Low
• Optional Camarilla levels
• Institutional Fixes
• Optional Volume Profile (POC / VAH / VAL)
• Auto broker UTC offset detection
HOW TO READ IT:
- If price is reacting at a relevant level, the setup has context
- Inside CPR = caution / balance / possible range
- Break from CPR with bias alignment = momentum condition
- POC / VAH / VAL can act as fair value and target references
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QUICK SETUP GUIDE
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1. Load Azimuth on the main chart
2. Load Trinity Zones on the same chart
3. Load Trinity Bias Filter in a subwindow
4. Use the same color theme across all three
5. Set Bias Filter to 1st Higher Timeframe to start
6. Use Daily or Auto pivot mode depending on your style
7. Wait for convergence
Alternatively, use the attached templates and make sure all indicators are copied under:
/Indicators/Trinity V2
Recommended timeframes: M1 to H4
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Second post below with entry rules, exits, FAQ and practical notes.
