BrioQuant Round Price Levels

Keep figures, halves and quarters visible without letting the grid take over the chart.

BrioQuant Round Price Levels draws figures, halves and quarters as three clearly weighted tiers. The spacing adapts to the instrument, while separate line and label controls keep important prices readable on both light and dark charts.

Features:

• Three tiers - figures (strongest), halves, quarters - each with its own colour, width and style
• Spacing adapts per instrument: gold, FX majors, JPY pairs, indices, crypto
• Labels darken independently of the deliberately subtle lines, so prices stay readable
• Recentres as price moves
• All chart objects removed cleanly with the indicator

Chart context: it draws the levels and leaves the trading decisions to you.

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Inputs

• Primary level step - spacing of the main round levels. Left at 0 the indicator works it out from the symbol's digits, so a 5-digit pair gets 100-pip figures and gold gets whole dollars. Set a number to override it.
• Figures each side of price - how many main levels to draw above and below. Default 8.
• Show figures, with their own colour, width and line style.
• Show halves - the 50 level between each pair of figures, with its own colour, width and style.
• Show quarters - the 25 and 75 levels, drawn dotted by default so they read as the minor set.
• Label figures and Label halves - price text at the right-hand edge. Figures are labelled by default, halves are not, which keeps a busy chart readable.
• Right-edge label offset - how far in from the edge the text sits, in pixels. Default 50.
• Label darken - how much darker the text is than its line, as a percentage. Default 35, so pale lines still carry legible labels.

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