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Fair value bands assess price behavior by tracking deviations from a mean basis, helping traders identify normal and abnormal price movements through dynamic statistical bands.
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Fair value bands assess price behavior by tracking deviations from a mean basis, helping traders identify normal and abnormal price movements through dynamic statistical bands.
Volume composition indicator that breaks down trading volume into buy, sell, passive, and active components to provide deeper insights into market liquidity and potential price movements.
TPOC & VPOC identify key market price points with the highest trading time and volume, revealing market participant interest and potential trend dynamics.
Open interest flow indicator detecting market sentiment by analyzing position openings and closings, revealing potential exuberance or liquidation moments in trading.
Session-based candles track price movements within specific global trading sessions, identifying session reversals and analyzing their performance using historical backtesting metrics.
Market breadth indicator analyzing the ratio of advancing versus declining symbols to determine overall market trend and potential reversals in broad market movements.
A volatility detection system that identifies indecisive price action and compressed ranges, tracking potential market tension and volatility breakouts across multiple timeframes.
Bar metrics quantify market dynamics by analyzing relative close, volatility, and volume to provide nuanced insights into bullish or bearish price action.
A mechanical method for identifying market trends by counting consecutive price closes above or below a reference point, with configurable parameters for trend detection and reversal analysis.
An auto-magnifier tool that zooms into main timeframe candles, revealing lower timeframe price action and volume details with customizable visualization.
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