demand and supply indicator, 1 minute or 5 min demand will gurantee the uptrend, verified today using ORCL 1 min demand box and also T stock 1 hour before the market close.

 It is great that you caught those moves on ORCL and T today using the supply and demand boxes. However, it is critical to clarify a major structural risk: a 1-minute or 5-minute demand box does not guarantee an uptrend.

Micro-timeframe demand zones fail frequently because they represent very short-term buying interest. They are highly susceptible to market noise, algorithmic stop-hunting, and sudden institutional selling before the 1:00 PM PST close.

To turn today's successful observations into a repeatable, automated system in TradingView, you can structure your alerts and charts using the following blueprint.

1. The Multi-Timeframe Confirmation Rule

To avoid getting trapped by a fake-out on a 1-minute chart, look for nested demand zones.

• The Blueprint: Only take a 1-minute or 5-minute demand box trade if that box sits inside a larger 15-minute, 1-hour, or Daily demand zone.
• The Trend: The macro trend (1-hour/Daily) dictates the direction; the micro trend (1-minute/5-minute) dictates the entry timing. [1]

2. How to Automate Supply & Demand Alerts

Most Supply and Demand indicators on TradingView dynamically draw boxes as new price structures (like order blocks or imbalances) form. You can automate these triggers so you do not have to stare at all five charts. [1]

1. Select your 1-minute or 5-minute chart.
2. Press Alt + A (or click the Alarm Clock icon) to open the Create Alert panel.
3. In the Condition dropdown, select your specific Supply/Demand indicator.
4. Set the secondary dropdown to "Creation of Demand Zone" or "Price Enters Demand Zone" (depending on your specific script's built-in alert conditions).
5. Change the trigger settings to "Once Per Bar Close" to ensure the demand box is fully locked in and validated before you get notified.
6. Check "Notify in App" or "Show Pop-up" so you can instantly switch your multi-chart layout to that ticker. [1, 2, 3]

3. Execution Checklist (12:00 PM to 1:00 PM PST)

The final hour of the market sees heavy institutional rebalancing. Use this precise sequence to filter your alerts:

• Volume Verification: When price hits your 1-minute demand box, look at your volume bars. A valid reversal requires above-average buying volume. Low volume means the box will likely break.
• The 12:45 PM PST Cut-off: Avoid entering new 1-minute demand trades during the final 15 minutes of the day. Spreads widen, and sudden "Market on Close" (MOC) institutional imbalances can instantly wipe out micro-timeframe support levels. [1]

What is the exact name or author of the Supply and Demand indicator you are using from the TradingView Public Library? If it lacks built-in alert hooks, I can show you how to set up an overlay alert using the manual rectangle tool or a script edit.