Market Structure Projection

A clean, non-repainting indicator that projects swing high & low levels forward — with automatic broken-level detection and full visual control.

The indicator detects relevant price swings using a ZigZag-like logic and projects these levels forward as horizontal rays.
Active (unbroken) levels are displayed as solid lines, while broken levels are automatically shown as dashed lines using the same color, keeping the structure clear and visually consistent.

The indicator focuses purely on market structure and level projection — no signals, no labels, no unnecessary clutter.

Key Features

• Automatic detection of swing highs and swing lows

• Forward projection of structure levels (ray style)

• Unbroken levels: solid lines

• Broken levels: dashed lines (same color)

• Break detection by wick (High / Low)

• Price proximity filter to display only relevant levels

• On-chart button to toggle broken levels on or off

• Works on all markets and all timeframes

Inputs

• How many swings
  Number of swing highs and swing lows to display

• Sensitivity
  Sensitivity of swing detection
  (higher value = cleaner, larger market structure)

• Distance (Points)
  Minimum distance between accepted swing levels

• Price Range (%)
  Displays only levels within ±X% of the current price

• High / Low Colors
  Custom colors for high and low structure levels

• Show Broken Levels (Button)
  Toggle broken levels directly on the chart

Typical Use Cases

• Market structure analysis

• Structure-based support and resistance

• Break & retest concepts

• Trend and range identification

• Multi-timeframe analysis (e.g. H4 structure on M15)

Advantages

• No repainting after a swing is confirmed

• Clean and minimal visual output

• No trading signals — structure only

• Suitable for discretionary traders

• Efficient and lightweight implementation

Notes

• This indicator is not a trading system and does not provide buy or sell signals.

• Market structure quality depends on timeframe and sensitivity settings.

• Higher Depth values are recommended for smoother structure analysis.