Data-driven support and resistance updated every bar.




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Introducing the Behavioral Transform Model (BTM): automatically identify key price levels-no drawing, no guesswork.

What the indicator shows
Objective structure derived from recent price behavior — updated automatically.
Expected vs. Extended Behavior
Frames price relative to its recent behavioral range, helping distinguish routine movement from extension.
Conditional Support & Resistance
Automatically derived zones that evolve with market conditions — no hand-drawn or static levels.
Behavioral Extension Markers
Highlights when price moves beyond typical ranges, providing context as volatility increases.
How it works
Frames Recent Price Behavior
Price is evaluated relative to a rolling reference derived from recent returns.
The model defines a statistically grounded range of typical price behavior that adapts as market conditions change.This provides a consistent frame for understanding where price is trading relative to its recent context — without fixed levels or visual judgment.
Highlights Behavioral Extension
When price moves beyond the adaptive range, behavior becomes more extended relative to recent conditions.
These moments provide context for increased volatility or changing regimes — not signals or trade instructions.The model describes where price sits relative to recent behavior; it does not predict what happens next.
How Traders Use This Tool
A consistent, objective way to frame market structure using recent price behavior.
Clear Structure
Translate recent price behavior into clean, interpretable zones that can be read directly from the chart — without manual line-drawing or visual bias.
Behavioral Context
Understand when price is trading within its recent behavioral range and when it becomes more extended relative to what the market has recently experienced as “normal.”
Adaptive Reference Levels
Work with support and resistance levels that update automatically as conditions change, rather than relying on static or predetermined lines.
Decision Support
Add an objective, statistically grounded frame of reference to your analysis process, alongside your existing tools and judgment.
Limitations
This tool provides descriptive analysis only. It does not predict future price movements or provide trading recommendations. Always combine with comprehensive analysis and proper risk management.
See the difference
Raw price action — with and without behavioral context
Before & After
Drag the handle to compare raw price action with and without the Behavioral Transform Model applied.
The Behavioral Transform Model overlays adaptive support and resistance zones derived from recent price behavior.These zones provide a visual frame for understanding where price is trading relative to its recent context — without altering the underlying price data.
Visual Components
The elements that make up the Behavioral Transform Model and how they appear on the chart.
(Click a component to highlight it in the example.)
Expected Price Reference
A rolling reference level derived from recent returns that anchors the model’s structure.
This line provides a contextual center point for interpreting where price is trading relative to recent behavior — not a forecast or directional signal.
Primary Behavioral Range
Adaptive upper and lower bounds that frame the range of typical price behavior based on recent conditions.
These bounds expand and contract as volatility changes, providing dynamic support and resistance without fixed levels.
Secondary Bounds
User-defined wider bounds that provide additional context during more extended conditions.
These are optional and intended for broader framing, not trade triggers.
Anomaly Markers
Markers that indicate when price moves beyond defined behavioral ranges.
They highlight moments of extension relative to recent behavior — providing context, not trade instructions or predictions.
How to Use

The Behavioral Transform Model (BTM) is a context tool, not a trading signal.

BTM draws a dynamic envelope around price based on recent market behavior:
  • A central reference line derived from recent returns.
  • Primary upper and lower bounds that frame typical price behavior.
  • Secondary bounds extend this range and highlight less frequent, more extreme deviations from normal behavior.
How to interpret the structure:
  • Price trading within the primary bounds reflects behavior that is typical relative to recent conditions.
  • Price approaching the bounds reflects increasing behavioral extension.
  • Price beyond the primary or secondary bounds reflects behavior that is more unusual relative to recent history.
What BTM does not do
  • BTM does not predict the next move.
  • It provides a way to assess how far price has deviated from its recent behavioral context — nothing more.
What to observe over time
  • How frequently price reaches extended regions.
  • Whether extensions are brief or sustained.
  • How different assets behave during periods of stress.

BTM is most effective when used consistently over time, as a lens for interpretation — not as a trigger for action.

About Oisigma
Oisigma was developed by an independent researcher focused on defining market structure in a consistent, non-subjective way.
The Behavioral Transform Model emerged from research into how recent price behavior itself can be used to frame support and resistance — without relying on hand-drawn levels, fixed rules, or predictive assumptions.
The goal of the project is simple: provide a transparent, inspectable reference frame for interpreting market behavior, not a system for generating trades.
— M. A. H. AlEssa
Founder, Oisigma
Pricing
Start with a 30-day free trial. Continue only if it fits your workflow.
BTM Basic Plan:
Access the Behavioral Transform Model invite-only script on TradingView. (After 30-day free trial)
$15
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Limits and Scope
Output depends on the selected lookback period; different settings emphasize different aspects of recent market behavior.
This tool is descriptive only — it does not generate predictive signals or trade instructions.
Always combine with independent analysis and appropriate risk management.
Past price behavior does not guarantee future outcomes.