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A custom trading indicator that allows users to set multiple price lines and vertical time markers to identify critical price levels and time clusters for strategic entry points.
A trading strategy focusing on hourly candle opens, revealing market maker movements through accumulation, manipulation, and distribution phases.
A comprehensive indicator tracking multiple time-based liquidity levels and price points across different trading sessions, helping traders identify potential market entry and exit points.
A customizable label indicator that highlights unique candle conditions by placing labels above or below specific price points when certain open-close relationships occur.
A comprehensive time-based price level indicator that highlights key market levels across multiple timeframes, helping traders identify potential support, resistance, and market direction.
Settlement prices indicator plotting up to 30 historical settlement prices on charts under 1-hour timeframes, helping traders track daily market valuation and price discovery.
A correlation coefficient indicator that measures the relationship between DXY and multiple financial instruments, revealing how different assets move in relation to each other.
A Tradingview indicator that calculates correlation coefficient between two financial assets, dynamically changing candle colors based on their correlation strength and direction.
An intraday time-based range indicator that calculates average open, high, and low prices for recent trading sessions, helping traders identify fair value and potential market movements.
A trading tool that overlays previous session data onto current charts, helping traders visualize potential market liquidity, price gaps, and equilibrium points across different timeframes.
A trading indicator analyzing price ranges during the Basis Trade at Index Close session, identifying key price levels and potential support/resistance zones for future market movements.
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