IPDA

IPDA stores the full TradingView IPDA_Full Pine indicator and ports the Buy Chance / Sell Chance reversal entry into a Python signal service that submits market orders to MT5 Trader.

The live trigger is RSI crossing out of oversold / overbought (Pine Section 11). The Supertrend ▲/▼ entry (Section 5) is also ported but does not fire orders unless the service is switched back in code. There are no confluence overlays or vetoes.

What it does

Polls a market-data endpoint for 1-minute OHLC candles (one or more quotes from SYMBOLS_FILE, or a single QUOTE in legacy mode).
Aggregates those 1M candles into a configurable target timeframe (TARGET_TF_MINUTES, default 5 minutes), treating the still-forming target candle as a live bar.
Recomputes the RSI reversal entry on every poll, so a signal can fire mid-candle.
Gates on configured trading sessions — executes inside them, notifies outside.
Submits each executable entry to mt5-trader (POST /v1/signals, X-API-Key).
Watches filled trades and notifies once when they reach the break-even MFE trigger.


1M candles ──▶ aggregate to 5M ──▶ RSI(14) cross 25 / 75
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                            session gate (tokyo / new_york)
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                     in session ──▶ fire once, lock ──▶ POST /v1/signals (source=ipda)
                     out of session ──▶ notify only (no order)
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                            MFE break-even advisory (notification)

Mid-candle signals can repaint before the bar closes. IPDA emits the first signal seen for a bucket and then locks that bucket — at most one entry per target candle. TradingView alerts on the same indicator use bar-close frequency, so a label that appears mid-bar and disappears before close still produces a live trade here. See Signal Logic.