XAUUSD5mSMT Divergence
Free · open-sourceSMT Divergence · Sniper

SMT Sniper Entry Engine

One pair breaks the low. Its twin refuses. That disagreement is the trade.

The idea

Two correlated instruments, one swept level, one disagreement — scored, confirmed on close, and turned into a two-target trade.

Free & open-source · All markets, all timeframes · Divergence and entries confirmed on bar close; the peer symbol is read from completed candles · A structured correlation-analysis and review tool — not a signal service, not financial advice, and no performance guarantee.

SMT Divergence · SniperCategory
SMT Divergence · Dual-InstrumentStyle
XAUUSD, ForexMarkets
All timeframesTimeframes
Free · open-sourceAccess
What it does

An open-source SMT (Smart Money Technique) engine: it pairs your chart with a correlated instrument — XAUUSD against XAGUSD, EURUSD against GBPUSD — measures live correlation, and when one sweeps a swing level while the other refuses to follow, it prints a bar-close UP or DOWN signal with its own 0–100 score and a target / stop zone drawn straight onto the chart. Non-repainting: nothing appears until the candle closes.

A swept low looks the same whether it is a real reversal or the start of a longer leg down. On one chart you cannot tell the difference. The information is in the correlated instrument: when EURUSD takes out its low and GBPUSD does not, the sell side has run out of participation. That disagreement — SMT divergence — is one of the few reversal reads that comes from outside the chart you are trading, and it is exactly what a single-symbol indicator can never see.

SMT Sniper Entry Engine pulls a second symbol into your chart and tracks both structures at once. It detects the swing level, the sweep, and whether the peer confirmed or refused. Bullish SMT needs your symbol to make a lower low while the peer holds a higher low; bearish SMT is the mirror. Rolling correlation is measured live, so the comparison is only trusted while the pair actually moves together — a broken correlation invalidates the signal instead of quietly producing noise.

Every candidate is scored: correlation strength, sweep depth and rejection, the reclaim candle's body and close location, displacement away from the level, and session context (Asia / London / New York). Scores collapse into one 0–100 grade with Off / Loose / Balanced / Strict gates, and nothing is drawn until the reclaim candle closes. Accepted setups open one visual trade: Entry at the reclaim close, SL beyond the sweep wick, TP1 and TP2 zones that brighten as each is reached, plus a compact dashboard showing the peer symbol, live correlation, divergence state and trade status. Open-source and free — read every rule.

What you get out of it
  • See when a correlated instrument refuses to confirm a sweep
  • Read live correlation so divergence is only trusted while the pair tracks
  • Trade both directions — bullish SMT at lows, bearish SMT at highs
  • Gate every setup on a 0–100 score with four strictness levels
  • Wait for a confirmed reclaim close instead of reacting to the wick
  • Get Entry, SL and two take-profit levels with one active trade at a time
  • Free & open-source — inspect and adapt every line of the logic
Best for

Traders who take reversals at swept highs and lows and want a second instrument to confirm before they commit

Inside the engine

10 components, one output

Dual-instrument tracking

Your chart plus a comparison symbol — XAUUSD/XAGUSD, EURUSD/GBPUSD, ES/NQ, BTC/ETH — with both swing structures maintained in parallel. Pair Mode AUTO picks the natural correlate, or you set it manually.

Bullish + bearish SMT

A lower low against the peer's higher low is bullish; a higher high against the peer's lower high is bearish. Each direction is individually switchable.

Live correlation filter

Rolling correlation over a configurable lookback, with a minimum threshold — when the pair stops moving together, divergence stops being a signal.

Sweep quality scoring

Depth of the raid past the level, wick rejection, and how quickly price returns above it separate a genuine stop-run from a clean break.

Reclaim confirmation

Entries need a closed candle back inside the level, scored on body size, close location and displacement away from the sweep — no wick-based triggers.

Session context

Asia / London / New York tagging with optional session filtering, so you can restrict SMT reads to the killzones you actually trade.

Two-target lifecycle

Entry, SL beyond the sweep wick, TP1 and TP2 zones that brighten as each is reached — one active trade at a time, with SL and closed results reduced to a single result label.

Separate UP / DOWN scores

Long and short conditions are scored independently 0–100, so you can see which side the correlation actually favours before a signal ever prints.

Bar-close, non-repainting

Every signal, box and label is confirmed on candle close and never redrawn — the dashboard states BAR-CLOSE · NON-REPAINT · LIVE so you always know what you are looking at.

On-chart dashboard

Comparison symbol, live correlation, engine and pair mode, signal score, UP / DOWN readings and market state (SCANNING MARKET / active setup) in one compact panel, with dynamic alerts.

How to use it

From a blank chart to a read

  1. Add SMT Sniper Entry Engine to a candlestick chart and set the peer symbol to its natural correlate.
  2. Confirm both symbols are on the same timeframe and that the dashboard shows a healthy correlation.
  3. Keep the score gate on Strict while you learn the tool, and both directions enabled.
  4. Wait for the divergence label — one side marks LL/HH, the other HL/LH.
  5. Do not act on the sweep wick; the engine only prints the entry once the reclaim candle closes.
  6. Check session context if you only trade London or New York, and filter the rest out.
  7. Treat Entry, SL, TP1 and TP2 as planning references and size the risk yourself.
  8. Validate on the exact pair combination and timeframe you trade before relying on it.
Written guide

10 pages, included

All 10 pages are open to every member.

It is free and open-source.
Read it, then run it.