smc

name	smc
description	Smart Money Concepts analysis — BOS/CHoCH, order blocks, FVGs, liquidity, premium/discount bias
argument-hint	EXCHANGE:TICKER [timeframe]

Run a full Smart Money Concepts (ICT-style) read on: $ARGUMENTS

Before starting, read ../mcp-tools.md and ../presentation.md.

1. Parse the arguments

• First token is the symbol. If the user gave a bare ticker (no colon), resolve it with mcp__tvremix__search_symbols(query=<ticker>, limit=5) and use the top exchange-qualified match (default exchanges: NASDAQ for tech, NYSE for blue chips, BINANCE for crypto).
• Second token is the timeframe. Default to 4h if omitted. Accept any of 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D, 1W.

2. Run the SMC engine

mcp__tvremix__analyze_smc_tool(symbol=<SYMBOL>, interval=<TF>, count=300, swing_lookback=5)

300 bars gives enough history for meaningful structure detection. swing_lookback=5 captures internal (short-term) structure — the actionable stuff.

Optionally, for a bigger-picture read, also call it once with swing_lookback=25 to get swing-level structure. Compare the two to see whether the internal move is with or against the higher-timeframe trend.

3. Layer in multi-timeframe context (optional but recommended)

mcp__tvremix__analyze_multi_timeframe(symbol=<SYMBOL>, timeframes=["1h","4h","1D","1W"])

This gives HTF bias you can cross-reference with the SMC read.

4. Present the analysis

Order matters. Use this exact section sequence:

a. Market Structure

Current trend direction. Most recent BOS (continuation) and CHoCH (reversal) events with their prices and dates. Explain in one line what the structure tells us.

b. Key Levels

• Untested Order Blocks — list each bullish / bearish OB with its price range and formation date. Flag which are mitigated vs untested.
• Open Fair Value Gaps — unfilled FVGs with their price ranges. Note direction (bullish/bearish gap).
• Liquidity Pools — equal highs (EQH = buy-side liquidity, short stops stacked) and equal lows (EQL = sell-side liquidity, long stops stacked).

Only list untested / unfilled levels — mitigated/filled levels are spent and waste the reader's attention.

c. Premium / Discount

Where does current price sit relative to the latest swing range? Discount zone (below equilibrium) favours longs, premium zone favours shorts. State the exact equilibrium midpoint.

d. Bias

One-sentence overall bias with confidence (low / medium / high) synthesising structure + premium/discount + HTF context.

e. Trade Setup (only if conditions align)

• Entry: at an untested OB or unfilled FVG on the bias-aligned side.
• Stop: beyond the relevant structural level (below the OB for longs, above it for shorts).
• Targets: T1 = next opposing liquidity pool; T2 = next Fib extension / major swing level.
• R:R: compute (T1 − entry) / (entry − stop). Anything under 1.5 isn't worth taking.
• Invalidation: what specific price or close would void the read.

5. Reference cheatsheet (for the user)

At the very end, include a collapsible note for unfamiliar readers — a 5-line glossary:

BOS = break of structure (continuation). CHoCH = change of character (first reversal signal). OB = last opposing candle before an impulsive break. FVG = three-candle price imbalance; ~70% fill on 1h+. Premium/Discount = upper/lower half of the swing range.

Skip the glossary if the user's message makes clear they already know the terms.

Notes

• This MCP can not draw on the chart. If the user wants visuals, tell them they can run the same analysis inside the tvremix Chrome extension (https://tvremix.xyz) which drives TradingView directly.
• If analyze_smc_tool returns {"success": false}, surface the error and stop — don't pad with generic technicals.
• Never quote a price or level that isn't in the tool output.