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Good evening Giuseppe,

Thank you very much for purchasing TrendPulse VWAP, and thank you for your kind words.

Yes - TrendPulse VWAP can now be used not only as a visual chart indicator, but also as a signal source for a cBot.

What the indicator provides
TrendPulse VWAP is an adaptive anchored VWAP indicator. It tracks market structure and gives both visual and numeric information about trend and value.

The indicator provides:

• current anchored VWAP value
• upper and lower deviation bands
• current trend bias
• structure flip signal
• last swing classification
• price position relative to VWAP
• distance from VWAP
• anchor age in bars
• band position state

In practical terms, this means the indicator can tell a cBot:

• if the market is currently bullish or bearish
• if price is above or below VWAP
• if a new bullish or bearish structure flip has just happened
• if price is stretched above or below the bands
• how old the current anchor is

Main outputs available for automation
The automation-ready version exposes these outputs:

• VwapOutput
• UpperBandOutput
• LowerBandOutput
• TrendBiasOutput
• StructureFlipOutput
• SwingStateOutput
• PriceVsVwapOutput
• AnchorAgeBarsOutput
• DistanceFromVwapOutput
• BandPositionOutput

How the cBot can read them
A cBot can instantiate the indicator and access the values directly.

For example:

• TrendBiasOutput

  • 1 = bullish
  • -1 = bearish

• StructureFlipOutput

  • 1 = new bullish flip
  • -1 = new bearish flip
  • 0 = no new flip

• PriceVsVwapOutput

  • 1 = close above VWAP
  • -1 = close below VWAP

• BandPositionOutput

  • 2 = above upper band
  • 1 = between VWAP and upper band
  • 0 = around VWAP
  • -1 = between VWAP and lower band
  • -2 = below lower band

• SwingStateOutput

  • 2 = HL
  • 3 = LL
  • -2 = LH
  • -3 = HH
  • and so on

Typical cBot usage
A robot could use TrendPulse VWAP in several ways, for example:

• buy only when:

  • trend bias is bullish
  • price is above VWAP

• sell only when:

  • trend bias is bearish
  • price is below VWAP

• trigger entries on structure flips:

  • bullish flip = possible long setup
  • bearish flip = possible short setup

• use bands as filters:

  • avoid buying when price is already too stretched above the upper band
  • avoid selling when price is already too stretched below the lower band

• use anchor age as confirmation:

  • ignore very fresh flips
  • trade only when the current anchor has already developed for a few bars

Example logic
A simple cBot could do something like this:

protected override void OnStart()
        {
            _trendPulse = Indicators.GetIndicator<cAlgo.TrendPulseVWAP>();
        }

protected override void OnBar()
        {
            double bias = _trendPulse.TrendBiasOutput.LastValue;
            double flip = _trendPulse.StructureFlipOutput.LastValue;
            double vwap = _trendPulse.VwapOutput.LastValue;
            double upper = _trendPulse.UpperBandOutput.LastValue;
            double lower = _trendPulse.LowerBandOutput.LastValue;
            double priceVsVwap = _trendPulse.PriceVsVwapOutput.LastValue;
            double bandPosition = _trendPulse.BandPositionOutput.LastValue;
            double anchorAge = _trendPulse.AnchorAgeBarsOutput.LastValue;

            // .Last(1) reads the last closed bar .
            // .LastValue reads the current latest element , which is usually the still-forming bar.

            bool bullish = bias > 0;
            bool bearish = bias < 0;
            bool bullishFlip = flip > 0;
            bool bearishFlip = flip < 0;

            bool hasLong = Positions.Find("TPVWAP_LONG", SymbolName) != null;
            bool hasShort = Positions.Find("TPVWAP_SHORT", SymbolName) != null;

            <....>
            }

Interesting results, even simple cBot using the indicator shows around 60% profit starting from Jan 2026.

Thanks for the question!

Best regards,
James