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Author states: The Two-Pole Oscillator is an advanced smoothing oscillator designed to provide traders with precise market signals by leveraging deviation-based calculations combined with a unique two-pole filtering technique. It offers clear visual representation and actionable signals for smart trading decisions.
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Here is the original Tradingview code:
https://www.tradingview.com/script/2Ssn4yDZ-Two-Pole-Oscillator-BigBeluga/
For the new ThinkOrSwim code, you must scroll down to the next post
This study uses future bars. It waits until the future and then goes back in time to repaint the chart.
Because this study does not happen in real time. It can not be used in scans or watchlists
Author states: The Two-Pole Oscillator is an advanced smoothing oscillator designed to provide traders with precise market signals by leveraging deviation-based calculations combined with a unique two-pole filtering technique. It offers clear visual representation and actionable signals for smart trading decisions.

- The oscillator calculates price deviation from a mean value and applies two-pole filtering to smooth the resulting signal.
- Gradient-colored signals reflect their strength, with transparency indicating proximity to the 0 level on the oscillator scale.
- Buy and sell signals are generated based on crossovers and crossunders of the oscillator line with a signal line.
- If a level is crossed, the corresponding signal is marked with a "X" plotted on the chart at the crossover point.

- Detecting overbought or oversold market conditions with a smoother, noise-free oscillator.
- Using invalidation levels to set clear stop-loss or trade exit points.
- Identifying strong momentum signals and filtering out weaker, less reliable ones.
- Combining oscillator signals with price action for more precise trade entries and exits.

Here is the original Tradingview code:
https://www.tradingview.com/script/2Ssn4yDZ-Two-Pole-Oscillator-BigBeluga/
For the new ThinkOrSwim code, you must scroll down to the next post
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