Daily CPR Custom
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Sangmo Park
MT5 Edge Tools / SangmoPark
I build MetaTrader 5 tools for manual chart review and workflow clarity: multi-timeframe MA/Kijun context, market structure, currency strength, supply/demand levels, session zones, pivots/CPR, and trade-review utilities. - Version: 1.0
- Activations: 10
Daily CPR Custom is the Pro version of the Daily CPR toolset for MetaTrader 5.
It plots the daily Central Pivot Range plus classic daily pivot support and resistance levels directly on the chart. The levels are calculated from the previous completed daily candle, so intraday traders can map the daily structure before planning trades.
What it draws:
- TC: Top Central Pivot
- P: Pivot
- BC: Bottom Central Pivot
- R1, R2, R3: daily resistance levels
- S1, S2, S3: daily support levels
Why traders use it:
- Keep daily CPR structure visible on M5, M15, M30, H1, and higher charts.
- Plan intraday sessions around daily pivot context.
- Review historical CPR and pivot behavior without manually drawing levels.
- Keep a clean chart with adjustable colors, labels, styles, widths, and history depth.
Lite vs Pro:
The free Lite version is Daily Pivot Levels:
Daily Pivot Levels only draws the current day's TC, P, and BC. Daily CPR Custom adds historical days, classic R1-R3/S1-S3 levels, custom session options, and expanded visual controls.
Main inputs:
- Use custom session
- Session start hour and minute
- Days to draw
- Draw current day only
- Show CPR
- Show classic pivots
- Show labels
- TC, Pivot, BC, resistance, and support colors
- CPR, pivot, and level line styles
- CPR, pivot, and level widths
- Label font size
Performance:
Daily CPR Custom is built for bounded history drawing and new-bar recalculation so charts stay responsive. Use a lower Days To Draw value if you want a lighter chart on slower computers.
Important:
Daily CPR Custom is a market-structure and planning indicator. It is not an automatic trading system, signal service, financial advisor, or guarantee of trading results. Test settings on a demo chart first and use your own risk management.
