Hi,

Different types of symbols will have different settings. Like the Strength Multiplier, ATR etc.

Default settings are suitable for Forex majors especially EURUSD.

If you are using other symbols like cryptos, indices, etc, then you will have to manually try different strength multipliers for each timeframe.

Note that higher timeframes require a smaller multiplier, and lower timeframes require a higher one.

Symbols are so different because of points. Like EURUSD has 0.00001 point system, bitcoin has 0.01 as point etc.

For example, default settings on BTCUSD will give a very cluttered chart like this:

Default ATR is 200 and H1 strength is 2.

But after reducing the ATR to 50 and the strength multiplier to 0.5, you get something cleaner like this:

Bigger point system values will need smaller multipliers. You can read the equations in Product description.

I cannot help you with settings, as there is no single set file suitable for all symbols. And I can't really go over each symbol individually as there are too many :)

When you do figure out good settings, it will be nice for others if you could post in comments attaching your set file and say which symbols/timeframes you are using it for.

But I'm sorry I can't give set files or help you with settings :))

can you tell me please  what is this number of   " %   "  in     zone  FVG

Hi,

It's their relative strengths by size. So bigger the block, the bigger the %. If you keep "Show FVG Jump Boxes" true, then you'll see all FVG Blocks. 

But the ones with strength too low below the threshold are ignored. Only ones above threshold are shown.

Basically, the way market moves, it is 70% ranging and then it makes a sudden jump or enters a trend. Then it starts ranging again.

When price makes such breakouts, it creates an imbalance between buyer and seller. And price will retrace back to the block and retest it and continue with the trend.

Those retracements give us a better price to enter before catching the trend.

If you keep Draw Bull/Bear FVG Distance to true, then it will draw bull or bear blocks above the FVG areas. Some people visualize it much better when they see it as SR areas instead of the FVG blocks.

This indicator alone will not give the best signals. It is better to use it with trend or volume validators. To make sure that the retest and bounce back has indeed entered a new trend or not.

So this sequence for a Bullish block: Sudden breakout Up (draws the FVG) > Retracement down (inside FVG) > and Trend continuation back up (ensures that FVG held strong) > Validate to ensure trend and volatility is good.

Best time to use it is when market is making good long swings.