Indicators
Reference guides for the TradingView scripts that come out of the Continuum desk. Each guide says what the indicator shows, how it is built, what testing did and did not support, and every setting with its default.
Internals Pressure Index
A Bias line for who owns the day and a Push histogram for the pressure in the last fifteen minutes, built from NYSE or NASDAQ internals and the VIX or VXN. Push tested as a small lean on the next half hour, strongest when it agrees with the day.
Read the IPI guide →IPI Globex
The same scale, states and chart language for the Globex session, using VIX futures for fear and your contract's own volume delta for aggression. No evidence behind it yet; ships with a self-check so it can earn some.
Read the Globex guide →How the two fit together
Run them in two panes on a 2–5 minute ES or NQ chart. Globex scores from 18:15 ET and goes quiet at 09:30; IPI picks up at 09:35 and runs to the close. Both read on the same −100 to +100 axis with the same thresholds, so a Push of +40 means the same kind of lean in either pane. What differs is what is behind the number, and how much testing stands behind it.
The strong background tint, where short-term pressure agrees with the day's regime, is the only condition the testing supported. Everything else on the chart is context for your own levels. Neither indicator tells you what to trade or how much.
Getting the scripts
Both indicators are Pine v6 scripts published under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Paste the source into TradingView's Pine Editor and add it to a standard intraday chart; each guide's Install section covers the chart requirements.