Multisymbol Fibonacci pivot scanner
- Indicators
- Version: 1.0
- Activations: 20
Scans your watchlist and shows which Fibonacci pivot level each symbol is closest to, measured in daily ATR.
**Stop flipping through charts. See every symbol's nearest daily Fibonacci pivot level in one dashboard.**
Multi-Symbol Fibonacci Pivot Scanner watches a list of symbols you choose and, for each one, finds the closest Fibonacci pivot level to the current price. It then tells you how far away that level is in **daily ATR**, so a "close" level means the same thing on EURUSD, Gold, an index or crypto.
### What you get
- **Multi-symbol dashboard.** Scan as many symbols as you like from a single chart.
- **Distance in ATR, not just points.** Every symbol is measured against its own daily average true range, so you can compare instruments fairly.
- **13 Fibonacci pivot levels.** P, R1-R6 and S1-S6, built from the Fibonacci ratios 0.382, 0.618, 1.0, 1.382, 1.618 and 2.0 of the previous day's range.
- **Today, yesterday and 2 days ago.** Besides today's nearest level, the dashboard shows the nearest level from yesterday's pivots and from the pivots of 2 days ago. Levels that were respected recently often stay relevant.
- **Nearest-first sorting.** The symbols closest to a level move to the top automatically.
- **Highlight and proximity bar.** Rows light up when price is within your chosen ATR distance of a level, and a bar shows at a glance how close each symbol is.
- **Above or below.** An arrow shows whether price is above or below the level, and the signed distance in points is shown too.
- **Click to switch.** Click a symbol in the dashboard to open it on your chart.
- **Pivot lines on the chart.** Draws daily Fibonacci pivots for the last N days on the current chart, with labels on the latest levels.
- **Correct Monday levels.** Some brokers add a Sunday daily bar for symbols that are closed on weekends. The indicator merges it into Monday, so Monday's pivots come from Friday's session as expected. This can be switched off.
- **Clean dark interface.** Professional, compact and readable. It updates every few seconds.
### How it works
1. Pivots are calculated from the last completed daily bar: P = (High + Low + Close) / 3, and each level is P plus or minus a Fibonacci ratio of the day's range.
2. Daily ATR is the average true range of the last 14 completed days (adjustable).
3. For each symbol the indicator picks the level closest to the current bid and divides that distance by the ATR.
### Who it is for
Traders who use pivot points for support and resistance, mean reversion, breakouts or session planning and want a fast way to find which markets are sitting at an important level right now.
### Inputs
| Group | Input | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Scanner | Symbols | Comma-separated symbol list |
| Scanner | Suffix | Added to every symbol, e.g. `.m` or `pro` |
| Scanner | ATR period | Daily ATR period (default 14) |
| Scanner | Highlight distance | Highlight a row when within X ATR (default 0.25) |
| Scanner | Proximity bar range | ATR distance at which the bar is empty (default 1.5) |
| Scanner | Sort nearest first | Sort rows by proximity |
| Scanner | Refresh interval | Update interval in seconds |
| Scanner | Merge Sunday into Monday | Weekend handling for brokers with a Sunday bar |
| Drawing | Draw pivots | Show pivot lines on the chart |
| Drawing | Days to draw | Number of past days drawn |
| Drawing | Colours, labels | Pivot, resistance and support colours, level labels |
| Dashboard | X / Y offset | Dashboard position |
### Setup
1. Attach the indicator to any chart.
2. Enter your symbols in the **Symbols** input. If your broker adds a suffix to symbol names, set **Suffix**.
3. Make sure the symbols are in Market Watch and have daily history available.
4. Click a symbol in the dashboard to switch the chart to it.
### Notes
- This is an analysis tool. It does not open or close trades and gives no trading signals.
- Pivot levels and ATR are based on your broker's daily bars, so values can differ slightly between brokers.
- The point distance depends on each symbol's point size.
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