AutoParabolic Arc Structure

Overview

The AutoParabolic Arc Structure is an advanced geometric indicator designed to identify the underlying mathematical curvature of price trends. Unlike standard linear trendlines, this indicator utilizes Quadratic Interpolation to map the natural "arc" of price swings across three major structural peaks.

Key Features

• Automated Peak Detection: Uses a macro-scanning algorithm to identify the three most significant recent price peaks, ignoring minor market noise.

• Structural Envelope: Automatically generates a dual-arc system. The upper arc tracks the resistance curvature, while the lower arc is dynamically offset to touch major support troughs.

• Macro/Micro Versatility: Fully adjustable PeakRange parameter allows you to switch between high-level macroeconomic trend analysis and localized scalping structures.

• Zero-Lag Geometry: The arcs are calculated based on price pivot points, providing a visual guide to the price "velocity" and trend exhaustion.

How It Works

The indicator scans the historical data to find three consecutive major highs. It solves a quadratic equation (y = Ax^2 + Bx + C) to find the perfect curve passing through those points. It then scans the "low" prices within that same range to find the deepest trough, creating a parallel "Arc Down" that defines the current trading channel.