Gold Volatility Levels Average Daily Range

Gold Volatility Levels answers the questions every gold trader asks before an entry: how far can price realistically move today, where is a sensible stop, and is the current spread worth it?

What you get on the chart:

• ATR risk ruler. Choose the ATR timeframe and period; stop-distance multipliers and reward multiples (R) are drawn for both directions, updating with the current market.
• Average Daily Range. Mean or median of completed days, with projected upper/lower ADR levels and how much of today's range has already been used. The day boundary is adjustable in broker server time.
• Volatility regime. Current ATR compared with a longer ATR reference: quiet, normal or expanded volatility is shown on the panel.
• Multi-timeframe range context from a configurable timeframe list.
• Spread warning that compares trading cost with current volatility.
• Hourly profile (built-in sub-window): historical average range for each hour over the selected number of days, with sample coverage shown.
• Five numeric buffers (ATR, ADR, ADR upper, ADR lower, regime) for EAs and other tools via iCustom.

Honest scope: this is a planning tool. It does not place orders and does not predict direction; ADR usage is context, not a reversal signal. Money per lot depends on your broker's contract and account currency. The hourly profile uses a fixed server GMT offset you set and does not reconstruct past daylight-saving changes.

Verified before release: 10 indicator test cases passed plus a 100,000-bar native history test with closed-bar checks.