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Fibonacci Ribbon and Levels brings the usual Fibonacci tools together on one chart and draws them automatically. EMA ribbon - Up to seven EMAs whose periods are Fibonacci numbers, starting from a chosen index (5-8-13-21-34-55-89 by default). - Choice of applied price. Automatic Fibonacci levels - The latest swing is the highest high and lowest low within a lookback (120 closed candles by default). The leg direction comes from which extreme came first. - Retracement levels 0, 23.6, 38.2, 50, 61.8

Candlestick Patterns Context labels well-known candle patterns. It also lets you hide the small or out-of-context ones that make most pattern tools noisy. Patterns (each can be switched on or off) - Bullish and bearish engulfing - Hammer and shooting star - Bullish and bearish harami - Piercing line and dark cloud cover - Morning star and evening star - Three white soldiers and three black crows (off by default) - Doji (off by default; labelled with no direction) Filters - Minimum size: the sign

Session Range and ADR Monitor shows how far price has moved in each trading session and how that compares with what is normal for that session on the symbol you are watching. Many session indicators only shade the session hours. This indicator also measures each session. Every box is labelled with its range in points and a ratio to the average range of the same session over the previous 20 sessions. For example, "London 820 (64%)" means the London session has covered 820 points, which is 64% of

VWAP Bands and Volume Profile combines two common volume tools in one indicator: an anchored VWAP with deviation bands, and a volume profile with its main levels. What it shows VWAP anchored to a session start time of your choice, the day, the week or the month. Up to three volume-weighted standard-deviation bands (default 1 and 2, with 3 optional), each with its own multiplier. A volume profile of the current VWAP period or of the bars visible on your chart, drawn as horizontal rows. Point of C

Chart Time Assistant puts three small time helpers in one light indicator. Candle countdown - Time left in the current candle. The format adapts to the timeframe: mm:ss below one hour, h:mm:ss up to a day, and days plus hh:mm on D1, W1 and MN1. - Uses the trade server time, so the countdown keeps moving in quiet markets when no ticks arrive. - Shown in a chosen chart corner, or next to the current price. - Turns a warning colour in the last 10% of the candle. - Optionally shows the current sprea

SMC Structure and Imbalance Map draws the main Smart Money Concepts elements on your chart from fixed, visible rules, so you can read structure quickly and check exactly why each mark is there. What it shows Swing highs and lows labelled HH, HL, LH and LL. Break of Structure (BOS, dashed line) and Change of Character (CHoCH, solid line) when a candle closes beyond the last swing. Order blocks: for each break, the opposite-colour candle at the origin of the move that broke structure. Fair value g

Killzones and Liquidity Sweeps shows the time windows and price levels that ICT-style traders watch, and marks when price trades through one of those levels and closes back on the other side. What it shows Killzone boxes for Asia (20:00-00:00), London (02:00-05:00), New York AM (07:00-10:00) and optionally London Close (10:00-12:00). Times are in New York local time and can be changed. Previous day high and low (PDH, PDL), previous week high and low (PWH, PWL), and the high and low of the Asia k

Support and Resistance Zones with Touch Count finds price areas where the market has turned more than once and shows how many times each one has been touched. What it shows Zones built from confirmed swing highs and lows. Each new swing either starts a zone or is merged into an existing one nearby. A touch count on each zone (for example "R 4x"): the number of swings that formed inside it. The nearest zones above price (resistance) and below price (support), up to the number you choose, plus any

Session and ADR Scanner shows, for a list of symbols, how far each one has moved today and in each session compared with what is normal for that symbol. What it shows One row per symbol, from Market Watch or your own list (default: the seven forex majors and XAUUSD). ADR: the average daily range over the days you choose (default 14), in pips, points or price. Used: today's range as a percentage of ADR. Daily change in percent. Tokyo, London and New York columns: the latest session range as a per

SMC Entry Models and Liquidity shows where common smart-money setups appear on the chart. It also shows the liquidity they usually target. Our SMC Structure Map shows the whole structure map. This tool shows only the moments a setup completes. Entry models - MSS (market structure shift): the first close beyond the last confirmed swing against the current trend. - Liquidity sweep + break: a wick through a swing high or low that closes back, followed by a structure break in the other direction wit

A structure break on its own is often followed by a pullback. An EMA crossover on its own fires often in ranges. This indicator marks only the candles where both line up within a window you set. Signal sources (choose one or all) - BOS: a close beyond the last confirmed swing in the direction of the current structure. - CHoCH: the first close beyond a swing against the current structure. - Equal highs / lows: two swing highs (or lows) within a tolerance of ATR, with no trading through the level

Session Opening Range measures the first part of each session and follows what price does with it for the rest of the session. What it shows - A box over the opening range of up to three sessions, with high, low and optional midline extended for the session. - The first breakout candle: close or wick beyond the range, with an optional buffer. - T1 and T2 target lines at 1x and 2x the range size (adjustable), and markers when they are reached. - A failed-breakout marker when price closes back thr

Many FVG tools mark every three-candle gap, including the tiny ones that appear in quiet markets. This indicator starts from the candle that caused the gap. A gap is only kept when the middle candle was a real displacement candle: a large body compared with its range, and a range several times ATR. What it shows - Displacement candles outlined, with the ATR multiple printed ("2.1x"). - Bullish and bearish fair value gaps anchored on those candles: a box, an edge line on each side and a dotted 50

A doji in the middle of nowhere means little. This indicator mainly asks where the candle is, then what price did next. Candle types - Doji (body up to 5% of the range), long-legged doji, and spinning top (optional). - Dragonfly and gravestone dojis (optional). In range mode, a dragonfly counts only at the range low and a gravestone only at the range high. - Minimum candle size as a multiple of ATR, so tiny candles in quiet hours are ignored. Location filter (can be switched off) - The range is