πFeatures
Price Trace Lines
Trace lines are horizontal lines that connect the current (most recent) candle in the anchor timeframe back to the corresponding price level on your main chart. They help you instantly see where the higher-timeframe Open, Close, High, and Low sit relative to your current price action.
Master Toggle
Show Price Trace Lines β Turn all trace lines on or off.
Individual Line Settings
Each of the four trace lines (Open, Close, High, Low) has independent settings:
Open Trace Line
Color, Style (solid/dashed/dotted), Width (1β4)
Close Trace Line
Color, Style, Width
High Trace Line
Color, Style, Width
Low Trace Line
Color, Style, Width
Defaults: all are gray, dotted, width 1.
Trace Line Anchor
Setting:
Trace Line AnchorOptions:
First TimeframeorLast Timeframe
This determines which timeframe the trace lines connect to:
First Timeframe β Trace lines draw from the first (leftmost) timeframe group. Useful when your lowest HTF is your primary reference.
Last Timeframe β Trace lines draw from the last (rightmost) timeframe group. Useful when your highest HTF is your primary reference for bias.
Candle Price Labels
When enabled, small labels appear at the right edge of the anchor timeframe's current candle, displaying the exact price value for each OHLC level.
Show Candle Price Labels
Toggle labels on/off
On
Price Label Color
Text color
Near-black
Price Label Size
Text size (tiny/small/normal/large/huge)
Small
These labels pair with trace lines β they show you the exact values at the OHLC levels the trace lines point to.
Timeframe Labels and Timers
Timeframe Labels
Displayed above each group of candles, showing the timeframe period in a compact format (e.g., 5m, 15m, 1H, 1D, 1W).
Show Timeframe Labels
On
Timeframe Label Color
Near-black
Timeframe Label Size
Large
Timeframe Timers
Displayed below the timeframe label, showing a countdown until the current candle in that timeframe closes. Format adapts automatically: SS β MM:SS β HH:MM:SS β XD HH:MM:SS.
Show Timeframe Timers
On
Timeframe Timer Color
Near-black
Timeframe Timer Size
Normal
Note: Timers only update in real-time. On historical bars, they display "n/a".
Imbalance Detection
The indicator can highlight two types of price imbalances directly on the higher-timeframe candles:
Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
A Fair Value Gap occurs when there is a gap between the wicks of two non-adjacent candles (candle 1 and candle 3), indicating an area where price moved aggressively and left unfilled space.
Show Fair Value Gaps
On
Fair Value Gap Color
Gray (80% transparency)
FVGs appear as shaded boxes overlaid on the candle group, highlighting the price zone that was skipped.
Volume Imbalances (VI)
A Volume Imbalance occurs when adjacent candle bodies don't overlap but their wicks do, creating a small gap between the bodies. This indicates strong directional momentum.
Show Volume Imbalances
On
Volume Imbalance Color
Red (50% transparency)
Volume Imbalances appear as colored boxes between the relevant candles.
Trading Tip: Both FVGs and VIs are areas where price often returns to "fill" or "rebalance." They can serve as potential support/resistance zones, entry targets, or areas to watch for reaction.
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